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[Galaxy 3 General] drshreenivaas:
I have Samsung galaxy 3 & use Samsung issued stock froyo rom. Since past few days, I am facing strange problem.

After charging battery to 100%, whenever I make 2-3 calls or one long call, Battery discharges fast & warning of low battery comes out. Sometimes phone shuts down even during call.

When I restart phone, Battery icon shows full or upto 90% charge. Then problem recurs. With no phone calls, phone runs upto 4-6 hrs.

I have calibrated battery again & again. I have given phone to service centre twice & they have reformatted it every time with same results.

Now, I have been told that motherboard needs to be replaced & will cost 4500.

I want to know that this problem is really caused by faulty motherboard or faulty battery?
[Galaxy 3 General] bscraze:
Change the battery and see if it helps :)

Cheers:)

Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by IceBolt
[HTC One S] thesoulxx:
Hi, i am new here thefore i cant post in "One S Android Development"

I KNOW that (HTC one s)Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 has support for GLONASS. can it be unlock ? :D

anyone known what soundchip it got onboard also ?

Appreciate

the help.:p
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
Are you sure it needs unlocking? Mine said on the box "Supports GPS/GLONASS". Not that I have any idea how to check.
[HTC One S] sarge78:
Download GPS test from the market.

Fire it up and see if you log any satellites numbered 65 to 88.
[HTC One S] thesoulxx:
My Htc one s, havnt arrive yet, i still waiting, i think it would come next week, then i can do the gps testing. It would be nice to hav a good gps.

I am using Samsung galaxy s1 and its worthless in sweden..:mad:

Btw i hope Snapdragon s4 get Wolfson audio chips :eek:
[HTC One S] Thiesen:
My HOS IS showing satelites number 69 and 71... are those GLONASS sats
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
Out of 15 satellites that I could see, 6 were #65 or over. Looks like GLONASS is working fine.

Edit: Just to clarify, I'm in Japan, but my phone came from the UK so is the European model (No One S for the poor Japanese, lol)
[HTC One S] psych0t1c:
So it works completely transparently to the user and does not need special software or adjustments, it will just work by "supplementing" the accuracy reported through the GPS interface and therefore also every navigation software etc. will automatically benefit from it?

That is kinda cool if its the case.
[HTC One S] thesoulxx:
This is going to be GREAT :) for once i can use "GPS" correctly in sweden, anyone knowns more about the Sound chips onboard the S4 ?:confused:
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
Yup, looks like it. There is no separate setting to "Enable GPS" / "Enable GLONASS". Although rather than being transparent to the user, it is more like hidden from the user. I guess the average user neither knows nor cares about GLONASS, as long as the thing shows them where they are on the map.
[HTC One S] ILoveAndroid77:
I do not get satellites > 28, but total 22 visible and 14 in use.

Don't know if GPS or GLONASS - but 22 are a lot ;)
[HTC One S] Thiesen:
My HOS consistently sees ~17-21 even when indoors although while indoors I get no GPS lock even though GPS Test says that it uses ~5 satelites. But once I take it to a window it gets a good lock immediatly.

My old Desire and my TF101 only sees ~4-5 when doing the same test. So it seems that the HOS really are using GLONASS too.
[HTC One S] psych0t1c:
Yes they do. With GPS only I never had a situation where I could "see" more than 6-8 sats at once with a mobile and not all of them had a fix/lock because the signal was too weak (only once supposedly had 9, reported by an Audi in-car satnav with dedicated external antenna, but I am not sure if that was fixed sats or just the visible ones). I think as of now I think there are less than 30 functional sats in orbit globally and the GPS architecture hovers around an amount of 32-36 sats maximum (with higher coverage of landmasses and lower coverage on the oceans).

Also, GLONASS will be very beneficial to anyone in the upper northern hemispere, and lower southern hemispheres as the system is of course globally active, but due to sat orbit inclination and distance (orbit heigth) it allows a better coverage of the regions closer to the polar regions, while GPS seem to be more designed to cover the "middle ground" and also have a lower orbit.

And when the US went to war in the middle east, I think I have read about some of the satellites being repositioned to give a better signal feed to the troops and equipment in that area, therefore automatically neglecting the rest of the world a little bit.

This is a really good feature I did not even read about in the reviews prior to purchasing. I pity the folks with the One X who don't have that... It will double satnav usability and accuracy even in less than optimal conditions (cities with high buildings covering satellite line of sight etc.)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacker7:
So I have been trying to get a hold of the HTC Arrive on Sprint for the past couple of days locally with no luck (Lexington, KY).

Basically my question is, Will the arrive lag on me at all? should I wait for that rumored LTE Windows Phone? That is something I worry about when making the switch as this is a first generation windows phone 7 we are talking about here...

Also like the fact that it has a physical keyboard. Lack of SD Slot bothers me, but I can deal with it.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xcellweb:
Iirc, the Arrive is the same model as the 7Pro over here in the UK (maybe a few slight differences). The model was the spiritual successor to the TouchPro2.

As it is a 1st gen phone, HTC have discontinued the 7Pro a while back, and not afaik, replaced it with anything similar.

I don't think it sold in great quantities, due to the "professional" nature of the phone, with WP7 being aimed more towards consumers, and also because WP7 as a whole, were pretty much flat until Nokia got in on the act. Most people who bought HTC's seemed to buy droid varients. Also, as the TouchPro2 was considered by the WinMo community, as the true successor to the HTC Universal, and it the best part of 4 years to be released after the Uni, then it is likely that HTC may not be in a hurry to release the next variant of the TouchPro series.

:(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
First of all, in answer to your question, "lag" is generally not a problem at all on WP7. The OS is designed specifically to perform well on the first-gen hardware, and it shows. The second-gen phones may technically be faster, but the difference is generally not noticeable to people unless you're doing really JavaScript-heavy websites or something. If you meant the speed of the data connection, it's true that the Arrive is "only" 3G, but it should still be able to pull several Mbps down. That's enough for pretty much anything that makes sense to do on a phone, including YouTube videos and such.

As for buying one, that should be possible but it may take a bit of searching. If you go into a Sprint store (not a little kiosk, an actual store) you may find it there (though you might have to ask for it specifically, as many stores are reported to not have them on display).

If there's a Microsoft store near you, you might be able to buy one from there. They mostly have second-gen Windows phones now, but since the only model on Sprint is a first-gen, they might carry it anyhow.

Finally, you could just find it online. http://www.bing.com/search?q=sprint+htc+arrive. There are lots of good links there; Radio Shack is apparently selling them for free if you get a new 2-year plan, plus free shipping. I'd jump on that deal if you're up for renewal. If not, there are lots of other options...
[General Questions and Answers] arpit85:
Hi, guys since Airtel has launched 4G in India for the first time, I would like to ask the fellows from Kolkata who are using the 4G services about their experiences and upload and download speeds, also are they (Airtel) launching any 4G compatible handset in India?
[General Questions and Answers] rohan999:
The 4g by airtel in kolkata for now supports only data services and that too via 4g dongles or lte routers...well it does not allow voice, sms and video calls yet..for now atleast
[General Questions and Answers] arpit85:
Speeds?
[General Questions and Answers] rohan999:
Well i am getting around 800 kbps to 1 mB/s here (kolkata)....well not very good speeds but ok...better than 3g of course.
[General Questions and Answers] shonakalaken:
800kbps to 1mb? not bad at all :phaha
[General Questions and Answers] xcoolnik:
Waiting for maharashtra launch :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
Hi somehow since few days now my calendar doesn't want to sync anything from past events a part for last month. When I go to web version of the calendar all the events are there even from 2yrs back but ics doesn't want to sync it somehow. Is it just me or does anyone have the same problem???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madaopul:
Check to see if "hide declined events" is checked under settings > general settings. It should be the first option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
Nope had it like that all the time .... all entries disappeared today everything was fine let's say yesterday ..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ddem1:
Probably a long shot... but how did you set up your time zone?

For example I had calendar widget problems when fetching from network, but manually it worked fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taappel:
Try clearing the data from the calendar app and then sync it again. I had that problem with a different phone and clearing data worked for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
Timezone is on default settings in calendar on phone it's network provided.

Clearing data from calendar doesn't help.

If I have an entry on calendar via web browser its there and I can clearly see it. It doesn't show in the android calendar, however, if I add something in the same day through the web browser this and the previous even in that day will show in the phone. So wtf is wrong with it???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zanglang:
I had a problem where my several of my Google calendar just wouldn't appear no matter what (manually triggering auto-sync, uncheck and recheck Calendar sync, etc.), and toggling around the settings even caused ALL my calendars to disappear at one point.

Yesterday I finally figured out to force-stop and wipe the data for Calendar and Calendar Storage, and then letting Calendar resync. Works brilliantly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
This doesn't work tried few times ... I'll format system partition and see what happens
[HTC One X] makaveli25:
hi,

i've upgraded from a DHD, after syncing with facebook and putting my details in, the contacts in my contacts app dont all show the facebook profile picture.

Some do.....unsure why, but not the majority......

Never had this issue with my desire and my desire hd

i could wipe the phone and start again, or remove facebook data and then re-add

i'm also wondering about how HTC actually saves this data also, like since its related to my gmail account, some of the images may have saved to some of my contacts that way, making me think that they have the facebook profile pic attached, when in fact its not, its google saving this image to my address book, rather than the phone receiving this from my facebook contacts (yeah i know, i'm not too good at explaining this)

Bottom line, my phone address book includes facebook contacts, many of which dont actually have any profile pics attached to their contact on my phone.

PS: I'm just gonna wipe and start again, and see what happens
[HTC One X] kevintkh:
it happens on mine too. was wondering~

any solution so far?
[HTC One X] makaveli25:
I did a hard reset, it helped a little as now more of my contacts are showing facebook profile pic, but still not all
[HTC One X] mickliq:
I believe this is an ICS (Android 4.0) issue. Get Haxsync from the Market (argh, Play Store). It resolves this.
[HTC One X] solid009:
Correct.
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
What is the best ICS themed CM7 ROM?
[Kindle Fire General] DJLamontagneIII:
you can set smirkis cm7 rom to look just like ICS theres a few posts in his thread how to.. and its super stable
[Kindle Fire General] Bacondroid:
Just get ClassicNerd or CM9. ;-;
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
I don't want a ROM lacking HWA
[Kindle Fire General] Bacondroid:
Hashcode is VERY close to finishing it, I doubt you'll miss it much in the mean time.
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
K. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] AndroiDemon:
OK I made my 10 posts, but I still can't post in the topic that I want.

What gives?!?!?
[General Questions and Answers] invasion2:
Try clearing you web browsers cache then reload (close it down then open it again) and you should be able to.
[General Questions and Answers] AndroiDemon:
Already tried that. And I tried closing my browser, clearing the cache & history, logging on & off this site, still nothing.

Honestly, vBulletin is the worst piece of garbage I've ever had the displeasure of using.
[General Questions and Answers] juzz86:
It takes a couple of hours for the database to update you from 'registered user' to 'registered member' after your ten posts are made :)

Once that clicks over, you're home and hosed!
[General Questions and Answers] AndroiDemon:
Thanks, Juzz... What a hassle, eh?
[General Questions and Answers] juzz86:
I can understand the frustration among the more helpful souls that have just joined, yes :)

It does go a long way to preventing bots and such, though.
[General Questions and Answers] Decifra:
Wouldn't it be great if someone else can "vouch" for you... so you don't have to wait for the 10 posts...
[General Questions and Answers] af974:
Thread closed by OP request.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jemi9:
Hello people,

In the past I had a HTC Magic and a Samsung Galaxy S, and both increased a lot the performance with custom kernels/ROMS, and for me the best was cyanogenmod.

I want to know if installing ROMS or kernels on the GN also increases the performance, or only adds functionality.

In that case, which ROM/kernel or both would yo recommend me?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Yes.

Find one you like though.

I can't recommend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darrendm:
Kernel:

Franco's: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1367341

ROM:

AOKP31 (GSM device): http://rootzwiki.com/topic/11455-aokp-maguro-april-8-build-31-404/

AOKP31 (CDMA device): http://rootzwiki.com/topic/19302-aokp-toro-april-8-build-31-404/

Just my recommendations. Of course others will disagree or recommend something else but this is an amazing combo.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jemi9:
But is there a lot of difference in terms of perfomance? Or only in terms of customization?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darrendm:
Perfomance-wise, I'd say the kernel helped greatly in increasing my battery life.

Otherwise, the ROM is mainly for customisations such as reducing the soft key height, toggles, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cedricj:
custom ROM has plenty of nice feature but i did not find a sinlge one that works properly:

Just to notice a couple of things:

Bluetooth: Only the stock rom allowed me to connect 2 BT headset (One with the "no phone audio") option, very usefull

GPS: not a sinlge custom rom i tried allow me to get GPS sat under 0-15 seconds, only the stock rom allows this.

Again this is my experience only.

Custom ROM has great function like battery stat, STAY AWAKE and more that i need but right now i am purely stock until i get bored i guess...

Just my 2 cents, of course:)
[TouchPad General] koftheworld:
Just got the new poppit game on my tp, but the screen view is messed up.it looks zoomed in and distorted.there isn't a zoom icon in the notification area.I am running an unofficial nightly from about 2 weeks ago. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ni5677180:
Send CiTie nothing else meaning, is want to thank for the development of CM G is the great god, you are working hard, in which I thank you for everything G, G because you and other more brilliant, thank you

：P：P：P
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] DeoXCodeX:
??

Unnecessary post thread?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] rascal123:
Please post thread that related to development only..if wanna give thanks. Press his thanks button

Sent from my GT-I9100G
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] fatjivi:
Is this a puzzle coz i didnt understand a word of what u just wrote
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ambar_hitman:
The OP looks like an Ultimate Warrior promo.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] genius.lizard2:
yep Unnecessary post thread because of excitation ;)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] lukemanhakim:
last time in captivate, i cant post in android developement when i had less than 10 post? OP seems bypass that. hmm
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] crachel:
Just click the "Thanks" button next time, instead of creating a thread.

Thanks

Closed
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] h1a8:
Which roms give a much faster download speed over stock (significant improvement)?

Currently I'm looking at Juggernaut, Slickmod, Malice, Beastmod, and Digital Walfare.

Or will the fastest be any rom but flashed with the blaze modem (are there any other modems that are faster)?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] born2gethard:
The speeds aren't guaranteed for everyone. You could flash the blaze modem and possibly not experience any increase. A lot of it has to do with where you are. I'm running Tuesday with the blaze modem and noticed a huge improvement by about 5mbps in my area. Again, results will vary.
[Android Themes] bobs79:
To save some web space and some time, im showing both of these in one post.

first off we have the Sexy Guy Locker

See below for screen shot

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jiubang.goscreenlock.theme.sexyguy

Next we have the Sexy Girl Lock

See below for screen shot

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jiubang.goscreenlock.theme.sexybabe

Then last but not least we have the Sexy girl in the Go Launcher Them

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gau.go.launcherex.theme.sexybabe

Enjoy
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mageer:
Hi

I'm trying to flash a custom ROM, to be specific: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1524108 , but I have a few problems.

Almost one year ago my Home button stopped responding which made almost all multitasking useless and I had to use d back button in order to get back to my home screen that obviously then exited wtv app I was using. Two days ago I managed to spill some water on my phone while I was listening to music through its speaker and 10 min later the phone suddenly shut off. The phone went into a bootloop and whenever I removed the battery and put it back in, the phone automatically booted back into the bootloop, as if the power button was constantly being pressed. Considering that my Home button doesn't work and now also my Power button, I couldn't enter recovery and when I entered Download Mode via my USB JIG the phone went in and out of Download Mode every 5 sec or so which made it impossible for me to flash back to stock with Odin and then flash CWM etc etc...

I decided to open my phone and cut over the Power button cable since I assumed it was already dead (I let the phone dry for 24 hours without any help before I did) and then when I put back the battery the phone didn't boot by itself. I plugged in the USB JIG and Download Mode is now working again. I have flashed a 2.3.4 stock ROM (JVP) and I'm using a CF-Root kernel with CWM 3.

I installed ROM Manager (Superuser came with the kernel) and I have checked that the phone is rooted, but whenever I try to flash a ROM through ROM Manager the phone doesn't boot into CWM and then tries to flash the ROM, it boots into Recovery e3.

I know I have CWM installed considering I've tried this without flashing CWM with ROM Manager, and with CWM from ROM Manager.

The ROM won't be flashed due to an error stating that the Signature isn't verified.

Is there any way for me to be able to flash the ROM with another method or to get the ROM Manager to work properly? I know my phone is in a pretty bad state considering

I don't have a working Home button or Power button

, but it works fine with stock ROM where I use an app that makes it possible for me to unlock my screen with my volume buttons.

Basically, my question is... how can I flash custom ROMs without a home/power button, and why isn't ROM Manager working?

Thanks in Advance

PS. I have to flash a kernel through Odin everytime I want to boot my phone, is there anyway to boot the phone without having to flash over and over again?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zorigo:
I'm unclear as to whether you can enter download mode and flash through odin.

If not, perhaps you could try mobile ODIN off the play store and see if that works.

The reason why i'm saying so as if you can enter download mode i'd flash this (darky's rom) rom.

It's rooted, has CWM installed and is just a one step odin process to a nice stable rom.

Perhaps you could try 'rom toolbox' to enter recovery and download, get it from the app store.

And as you're phone is pretty broken, i assume you probably wanna flash one rom and stick with it. So either flash the rom i just linked you to or this (gamerzrom ninja) one.

Gamerzrom ninja however requires you to flash stock JVU in odin, then semaphore 2.5.0 kernel in odin, then enter CWM and wipe data, cache, dalvik cache and then flash the gamerzrom zip file.

That is quite a few steps and with you're phone so broken it may be easier to just do the first one which is one ODIN process, however the latter rom i suggested is more optimized and has more power overall, ram, etc etc.

Your call
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mageer:
Thanks for your reply.

The DarkyROM might come in handy considering it's flash-able through ODIN. The other ROM really isn't much of an option for me as I cannot do anything in CWM other than navigate up and down due to the fact that my Home/Power buttons don't work.

I'm able to get into CWM without much of a problem, but I just get stuck there...

The reason I want the ROM I linked to is because it has built in on-screen buttons, which then will make it possible for me to finally have my Home button back.

Is there no way to flash a ROM without the use of CWM? or without actually entering CWM and doing so manually?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bobby Buggs:
Phone was being used by an employee but I had rooted it and was running Skyraider very happy with it. The guy left and took the memory card. I had to do a reset to get his gmail out of the phone but I forgot to do it through recovery and did it from the phone menu. Now the phone will not do 3g or internet and when I go into recovery I get cwm 5.xxx but none of the functions will work, I just get the hat with the circle and have to pull the batt to get out of it. Tried Rom manager and it just Fcs, Tried unrevoked and it never saw the phone.

Im stuck and need to get this thing working for work. Please help
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
To select options in recovery, use the optical button not the power button.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bobby Buggs:
Damn using the Incred2 all this time I forgot about that button. Any idea if doing a reset from the phone menu would cause the lack of internet.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
That's fairly unusual but I've never performed that within the rom. You should be fine once you wipe and flash another rom.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KrisPeezy:
maybe the guy turned off the mobile network. You could always flash a new ROM or reflash the current one and have everything back to normal hopefully
[HTC One X] Radiognome:
Why when playing games do you loose so much screen to the black area at the bottom of the screen, near the buttons? Seems such a shame to have a great display that is not all used for game playing.
[HTC One X] snowwhite007:
Just because tgere not optimised yet shudnt be to long

Mod or Die