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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
The battery stats are reset every time the phone reaches a 100% charge. The "calibration" happens after a new rom has finished building the caches from the New flash, which is after a few days or charge cycles. After that is when the battery settles out and you can gauge how battery life will be.

To me, it sounds like you have services or syncing running in the background, and that is what's draining your battery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] CountryBoy_71:
I do have quite a bit syncing, though no more than I used to on my SG Fascinate (I know its probably not apples to apples though).

I downloaded the Betterbattery Stats app and have dumped the stats to a file, not sure what you can tell from it though other then when I look at the 'Process' tab, the following are almost off the screen;

-Surfaceflinger

-GoSMS

-com.samsung.map

-com.android.settings

If the right thing to do is cycle this through a few times then I am more than willing, I supposed I have nothing to lose!

45% - Discharging at 6h 48m 19s

Battery Stats

- Screen 57%

- Cell Standby 11%

- Phone Idle 7%

- And System 7%

- Voice Calls 7%

- And OS 5%

- GO SMS Pro 3%

- MAPServiceSamsung 2%

- Gmail 2%
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Search for the thread on xda for the developer of this app. There is a thread for this app. Post your dump in that thread, and Google search for the processes you don't understand. I'm on my phone and can't look at the stats right now.

Turn off auto sync if it's on, reduce email sync frequencies, and any other service that you don't need to fetch data constantly. That stuff running sucks the battery dry. This device takes much more power to run the better processor and higher frequencies of it. Try under clocking and things like that.
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
Just got some interesting info at a Motorola event. The folks at Motorola haven't given up on the fingerprint scanner! More devices will be released in 2012 with an FP scanner and they'll have some interesting NFC capabilities too.

Also working on some details about the Atrix 3. I know that most of us were disappointed in the Atrix 2. While the OG Atrix was revolutionary (first dual-core phone, HSPA+, first qHD display, fingerprint scanner, lapdock, etc.), the Atrix 2 didn't seem to bring anything new to the table. The Atrix 3 (not sure if it'll be called that, but I think it's a safe bet) will be very very cool, according to some sources. I'm hearing about possible top-of-the-line specs.

Most of you know my blog. I wrote up an article detailing a few of the things the Software Integration Manager let slip at the Moto event. Pretty neat stuff. http://briefmobile.com/whats-coming-from-motorola-in-2012
[Atrix 4G General] GatorRuss:
Thanks for the info Kenn. We miss you around these parts.

:cool:
[Atrix 4G General] 95rr900:
Thanks for that article! That is great news, glad to hear they are moving forward with the Atrix design!
[Atrix 4G General] ofteno:
i hope they continue the atrix line, our phone is just awesome :D
[Atrix 4G General] GatorRuss:
I agree, I just hope they don't come out with new models every 8 months. :/

That would only continue to fragment development.
[Atrix 4G General] IUH1991:
Cool! Lets hope the new fp functionality will be included in the ics update!
[Atrix 4G General] flusshd:
Great news and great feeling for me to hear this. Thanks for info, Ken!

I have been loving Moto devices experiences for long time still now.Recently, I have also heard, seen and touched some new Moto decices, such as Atrix 2, Droid 4, Droid Razr, even Droid Razr Maxx, but I've never impressed and satisfied on all more than my current Atrix 1, just due to the following stuffs: FingerPrint scanner, Lapdock, 1900mAh battery, and... the notifications LED. These are just really essential features I need for works and communications of my own.

So great news if I can own an true upgrade of Atrix 1 (4G) in the short future from Motorola. I agree that the new Lapdock experience is not imperative must be Ubuntu OS, but it will even be better with new 4.0 ICS tablet interface, and I get started waiting for this.

Only thing I've been disappointing on the current Atrix 4G till now is the FM radio. Lets hope to the new Atrix will be armed this valued function.

And what I've been dreaming of in the new device? As for me, that is the 3300mAh battery. Yes, just equals to the same one in the Droid Razr Maxx, so its nice enough for me!

Lastly, I hope that Moto will never remove the Notification LED (or Message LED, as called by Moto in their devices manual books) from their all smartphone lines. THIS REALLY MAKES A SMARTPHONE TO BE A SMART ASSISTANT! If Moto keeps this convenience for people, then the world always keep the belief on Moto devices. I wish that I can say directly this to him - the Product Software Integration Manager.
[Atrix 4G General] xey3x:
Would really love if Motorola kept the Atrix name alive!
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
That's definitely possible. He never said this new functionality would be limited to new devices.
[Atrix 4G General] Mustkeg:
I hope it won't be too large. Atrix 1 is perfect in size for me.
[Atrix 4G General] xploited:
I hope they lay off the annoying trend of releasing a new device every 3 months and then providing updates a year later.

p.s. which phone are you on right now, ken?
[Atrix 4G General] Cloudus91:
Sorry Motorola.

I will never buy your smartphones(sure if it is a Tegra)again.

The Atrix has too many problem:

-Motoblur Stock Rom laggy

-Gallery slow

-Browser slow

-Videocam stuttering

-Random Reboot

-Sleep of Death

-headphones problem

-low brightness(I can't see anything under the sun)

-dull colors

-Raindrop

-To get an unpdate I have to wait one year..

-I Can't deactivate data connection or Roaming(WTF?)

-WebTop is too slow to be used

I have to change all,the Launcher,Gallery,Camera,Browser,Battery icon,Extended controls to have a decent smartphone.

I will kept my Atrix until I can(I can't spend 300euro so easily)and I'm a little afraid to Unlock Bootloader,beacause there isn't any stable and complete rom.

excuse the outburst.
[Atrix 4G General] Notorious544d:
The best thing about the Atrix and Motorola phones in general are the batteries. The Atrix came equipped with 1930mAh and the RAZR MAXX with freakin' 3300mAh!!

What's more promising is how Motorola still manage to keep the waistline very slim. The RAZR MAXX is 8.99mm. Hopefully the Atrix 3 packs 2500mAh+ with no sacrifice in thickness.

And lastly, in terms of software, Motoblur was previously ridiculously bloated and slow. The leaked ICS update on the RAZR shows that Motorola have followed suit with HTC and have tried to keep things slim. This is another great thing to expect as the slimmer the build, the faster it'll be speed-wise, as well as in terms of update speed (with admittedly Motorola REALLY need to improve on).

And most importantly, Motorola, PLEASE KEEP THE BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED!!!
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Nice. Im glad to hear that Moto is moving forward with technology.
[Atrix 4G General] Notorious544d:
I also hope the Atrix 3 comes with the OMAP 5 series processor - which has dual Cortex A15's clocked at 2.0Ghz as well as the dual-core GPU SGX544MP2 (iPhone 4S uses SGX54

3

MP2). It's also made under the 28nm process, so battery life will be super efficient as well (look at the One S's battery test in GSMArena; it did REALLY well with only a 1650mAh battery).

Also, similar to Tegra 3, it has two Cortex M4's as 'sort of companion cores.'

As Motorola have some sort of deal thingy with TI, I hope this turns out to be true, along with my above statement regarding battery life and software. The exciting thing is that these specs probably may end up true, as Motorola are known for their raw horsepower they put inside their smartphones. Remember the Atrix as the 'most powerful smartphone in the world?' ;)

Wow, now I'm REALLY REALLY hoping that the bootloader doesn't come locked...

EDIT: Seems I was a bit overenthusiastic - the OMAP 5 series is outed for a Q4 2012/Q1 2013 date... so that only leaves us with the OMAP 4470, which is a dual-core A9 with single core SGX544. Slightly more disappointing but maybe Motorola will go Tegra 3?
[Atrix 4G General] jadwv2210:
So the Atrix 3 is expected to be released earlier than Q4 of this year? I'm eligible for an upgrade soon so I will be considering it if it has decent specs.
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
Some sort of Atrix 3 before Q4 2012 is likely. I have no source to back up that estimate. But, I've been following the industry for a long time and I know Motorola isn't going to wait 5 more months before releasing something competitive on AT&T.

In the meantime, I'm buying myself an HTC One XL.

The one problem I see for Motorola is this: all phones must have 4G LTE in 2012. That's a given. But, Motorola has practically no relationship with Qualcomm. Ever heard of a Qualcomm SoC in a Motorola phone? Qualcomm is the only maker of a 4G LTE-capable next generation (Cortex-A15) SoC.

So, Motorola has three possibilities:

Create their first ever Qualcomm SoC phones in 2012, build a new relationship

Throw NVIDIA Tegra 3's into their phones, find a separate modem from someone else. Not sure if this is possible right now.

Sacrifice SoC speed/quality for LTE, put out phones with last year's specs. :(
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
Atrix 4G! :D

I also have a DROID RAZR and some other phones lying around from my review biz. But, my main phone is my Atrix.
[Atrix 4G General] IUH1991:
Which rom are you currently using?
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
AOKP at the moment.
[Atrix 4G General] Cusa:
I highly doubt we will see Atrix 3 in 2012.
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
What makes you say that? Motorola needs to replenish its supply. With the SGS3 and One series coming out, Moto won't be competitive this year unless they release something new. They haven't had a phone release in a while, especially on AT&T.
[Atrix 4G General] kidqian:
agreed.atrix 2 did not bring us new.hope moto can have NFC Capabilities devices.
[Atrix 4G General] xploited:
So you actually prefer the Atrix still or you are just stuck with it? :)
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
I have AT&T so the RAZR and Nexus aren't options. On AT&T, nothing has been good enough to justify an upgrade from the Atrix until the One XL. I want some of that Cortex-A15 power and HD screen. ;)
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
I would say if they want to remain competitive they better announce plans for a big release soon or there won't be many people left this year to purchase their phones. I would say 4 big releases we already know about are:

1. HTC One X

2. Samsung Galaxy SIII

3. Sony ION

4. iPhone 5

By the end of Q3 there won't be many people left who haven't upgraded to one of those 4 in my opinion.
[Atrix 4G General] Notorious544d:
If not an Atrix 3, then a similar high-end Motorola device.
[Atrix 4G General] Cusa:
I just feel like if Motorola has plans to release Atrix 3 in 2012, we would have heard something by now.
[Atrix 4G General] kennethpenn:
That doesn't make any sense at all. Phone manufacturers are very secretive about their product releases. It's only April. That means we have 7 1/2 months to go in the year. Products tend to be announced and released within a one-three month period.

~80% of people won't buy a new device off contract. Yes, we will see a lot of people upgrade to those devices. But, that doesn't mean Motorola can't be competitive. They can announce a device in June, launch in August. It doesn't matter when they launch it. The only thing that matters: can it compete head to head against the iPhone and SGS3? If so, then Motorola will be alright.
[Atrix 4G General] JiminSD:
I am not a Moto fanboy but the Atrix for me has been the best phone I have had, I travel a lot and like the fingerprint on/off scanner feature, the size, and the battery life. This phone isn't perfect but most of the features, radio, gps, Bluetooth have worked better than the other phones I have used. The music player was buggy at times but is working fine for me now.

If an Atrix 3 comes along with fingerprint scanner I am buying.
[Atrix 4G General] crnkoj:
Ah, im quite disappointed about the webtop situation. Would really like to see some "real" linux on the new SoC's, especially with canonical having the ubuntu for android now, which should make development easier for companies.
[Atrix 4G General] facetubespam:
too bad Canonical was too little too late.
[Atrix 4G General] crnkoj:
Yeah =/
[Atrix 4G General] aaron.a:
as much as i want to see the ubuntu dream come true, ics tablet webtop is going to be pretty amazing. =D
[Atrix 4G General] Pistolaobr:
Guys, is there a official release date of Atrix 3? Cause I read a rumor os thouse xingling websites that it would be released on July 2012... But motorola dind't even anounced the Atrix 3.
[Atrix 4G General] Zeljko1234:
May I ask you for the rumors' link?
[Atrix 4G General] Danikin:
ahaha shorcut fingers awesome :p
[Atrix 4G General] kufusoto:
Your complaining about something you can do just flash CM7 or any ICS rom and you won't have to deal with motoblur >.>
[Atrix 4G General] kufusoto:
Nivdia had news that they where going to be putting LTE chips with there tegra 3 in the near future so that means if motor goes with that we'll have quad core and LTE on the atrix 3
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
Not everyone unlocks their phones. Stock, the Atrix sucks. But because of warranty, people not really confident if unlocking, they choose to stay stock.

God forbid a manufacturer makes a decent phone that we don't need to flash a custom rom on to make it usable.
[Atrix 4G General] Zeljko1234:
I use almost default Atrix rom. Launcher is OK, not the fastest or shiniest but could be easily changed without unlock or root.

- rom is not so lagy. Some shiny Sense roms is eve worst.

- for gallery, QuickPic

- for browser, Opera mobile

- Videcam works normal, it has quite slow start but taking a picture and video recording works normal and sound is much better then in some other phones. I have class 10 sd-card.

- I didn't have at least one reboot (actually I had because I undervolt to much, it' my fault)

- sleep of death, I don't even know what it is on Atrix

- headphones works normal, without any problem

- brightness works normal, I even change it to lover for night use. Under sun goes automatically to max or near

- dull colors, subjective opinion

- raindrops, it's really stupid bug. I fixed in build.prop

- we gonna get updates eventually in opposed of many others

- disabling data connection works, there is even option for roaming

- webtop is slow, but is cool feature

So basically only one thing in bold require root. I change kernel but I lived with default one for months. I unlocked my phone but ordinary user doesn't need to, maybe only root.
[Atrix 4G General] merril:
I run stock...

No problems...

I am unlocked though for busybox, gentop2, and sql access. Even if the stock rom was as good as CM you'd still have to unlock for those features.

I run roms for my other android devices but MotoBlur is not that bad, way better than iOS if for some reason you were to compare it to that.
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
The UI on MotoBlur is so-so (talking about "how pretty it is"). Can't really compare it to iOS. iOS is more like WM7, no nonsense, everything right there in front if you. Comparing iOS to MotoBlur are so different from each other, almost to the point that you can't compare then to each other. You can compare it to MIUI though.

1. Sense 4.0

2. MIUI

3. CM9

4. iOS

5. TouchWiz

6. MotoBlur

7. CM7

My list.
[Atrix 4G General] Sir_Brizz:
Everyone says "Blur sucks" and I agree with them, however I like Blur so much more than Sense or TouchWiz or whatever crap Sony and LG and everyone else is using. Out of all the custom skins of Android, I think Blur is the most minimalistic and most Android-like. Side note: CM is not custom, imo.
[Atrix 4G General] barry99705:
ICS update. That's funny! 5 more months then no more Motorola phones for me. I bought into the webtop thing, too bad it's mostly useless. The idea is neat, but Moto's implementation sucks ass. At$t didn't help things either. I'll probably get whatever the next Nexus phone is, or the Note. I actually miss the big screen of the Streak I traded in for the Atrix.
[Atrix 4G General] ccrows:
+1 Me too.

The OG Atrix is my favorite form factor phone of all time... (and believe me I've owned A TON of phones)
[Atrix 4G General] Zeljko1234:
+3 :D
[Atrix 4G General] windozeanti:
It's not a bug. It's a retarded feature from Motorola! No other phone manufacturer developed such a thing for their Android phones. :rolleyes:
[Atrix 4G General] Zeljko1234:
It's feature for waterproof Defy but it's bug for Atrix. Anyway, "thanks" for that feature :D
[Atrix 4G General] tatperson:
I kinda think that Motorola would throw in the Intel Medfield chips in their phones until OMAP5 is ready for showtime..

Posted from my rooted Motorola Atrix.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ATkolocho:
Maximumpc cameup with a " way to superchage your android smartphone", Well I have a Samsung Galaxy, the one with the slider kybrd and so far I have been able yo download the "Odin v1.85 and that is as far as I got. The usb driver, the costom CWM recovery image and the alpha build of CyanogenMod is where the problem hits the wall. I can't find any of pertinent sofware to make this mod.

Any Help, I am a newbby,
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scoffyburito:
What are the libs that manage audio formats and tags in cm7? I wish to port them to stock
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] csifreeman:
I would like to know for CM 9 as well..

Can someone reply?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scoffyburito:
Unmerciless bump

AOKP 4 LYF
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
Anything that has to do with audio -> your go

Defy-ing all limits.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scoffyburito:
I tried to do a bulk port of audio libs but to no avail :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lanwarrior:
A quick background:

- I have an International Note - factory unlocked

- I signed up with Straight Talk few days ago - ordered the AT&T SIM Card

- Voice, text messaging and MMS works

- I am in Northern California

Problem is, the data connection is very UNSTABLE. I will have full bar, can browse the web and then.... BOOM!

Suddenly no data

, even though my phone show 3G and full bar. The only fix? Turn ON Airplane Mode, Turn it OFF

or

REBOOT, which is clunky and time consuming at best, especially when you are out and about.

This is not just an annoyance, but makes the phone almost unusable since I need data for my Exchange email, Google Navigation, etc. I DO NOT use the Note for tethering.

My APN is as folllow:

APN 1...

Name: Internet

APN: att.mvno

APN type: internet

APN type: default

APN 2...

Name: MMS

APN: att.mvno

MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular.com

MMS proxy: proxy.mvno.tracfone.com

MMS port: 80

APN type: mms

Fast Dormancy: Disabled

For those who use Straight Talk, could you tell me:

1). If you experiences the above

2). Where you are at

3). What APN do you use

4). Do you enable "Fast Dormancy"?

I am trying to figure it out if this is my Note or just ST flaking in my area.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] adelmundo:
I had the same problem with fast dormancy disabled so ok re-enabled it and it has been fine since.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nedy78:
Same issues here with an att sim and tried both single apn settings that came with straight talk and the two separate ones as you have. Also tried both fast dormancy enabled and disabled with same sketchy results. My location is Milwaukee, WI. Seems prone to disconnect right right after I connect to the market. Turning on and off the data connection re-establishes the connection though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PorscheGuy:
I used to have the OP's issue constantly here in Southern California too until I re-enabled Fast Dormancy and it's been pretty good since for me as well. Also have better luck with the 2 separate APN's that you're using.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lanwarrior:
That's interesting... it seems that I have to ENABLE Fast Dormancy for a stable data connection. I will try that and will update here.

I wonder if it has something to do with which tower I am connecting to...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] MrDSL:
Its really odd because everywhere I read AT&T doesnt support fast dormancy..

I still think its something at&t does to prepaid because my gf's SGS2 doesnt have that problem and I dont seem to notice it when I used her sim card..I'm on ICS and theres no way to turn fast dormancy off or on.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PorscheGuy:
Yeah, I was thinking maybe some areas had upgraded equipment that supports it or something? Like you one of the first things I did was disable it per the instructions in the ST thread and never tried with it enabled until recently just out of curiosity.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] xristiano:
I'm in the sacramento area, using the same settings with great results. Occasionally I have to toggle data, maybe once every two weeks, but not too inconvenient.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lanwarrior:
I turned ON Fast Dormancy and I was getting even unstable data, so I turned it OFF.

I was driving to another city today for lunch and I noticed my data connection was pretty stable. I had been doing a lot of testing: Google Maps, Email, Pulse News app, etc.

However, one thing is consistent: everytime I open Android Market (Google Play now), it will load UP until where I want to DOWNLOAD an APP (for testing - small apps - less than 2 Mb), the data connection shuts off....same problem as what I posted above.

I tried doing so about 4 times in 3 different location: home, work and lunch place, each location is about 5 miles apart. Same results.

Is Straight Talk monitoring and BLOCKING app download?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 5150Joker:
I'm using straight talk on my gf's S2 with tethering and its blazing fast (6 Mbps down and 1.1 Mbps up) and stable right now. Although I'm in Michigan atm (heading to California tomorrow). I plan to switch from AT&T's price gouging plan to straight talk when I get back so I'll let you guys know how it is in Modesto.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] badmonopoly:
I have the same issue with market and sporadically, otherwise.

I don't think this is a straight talk thing. It doesn't make sense.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lanwarrior:
But if I access Android Market using Wifi, it NEVER FAILED. I access it using office network, home network, Clear HotSpot and Barnes and Nobles WiFi.

With ST, I got "No connection" after attempting to download.

Yeah, doesn't make sense, but this is what I found after numerous testing today...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PorscheGuy:
Even when my data connection used to be flaky with Fast Dormancy disabled before I re-enabled it, I was always able to install & update apps from the Market. The weird thing is that it was pretty much only NON-Google apps that gave me problems with the data dropping out.

I would call ST Tech Support tomorrow if I were you and see if they can check your account and stuff.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SC36DC:
I am in Northern California as well, Fremont to be exact. I have not noticed any problems with data while out and about here. I use the exact setting as posted in post 1 in this thread.

While at home, I just turned off wifi, and tried to connect to the Play store, No Connection - Retry. So I turned on/off Flight Mode, went back to the Play store, and was able to download a couple of things no problem.

This is pretty the same thing that would happen to me on my last Android phone, so maybe it is more of a Android thing than it is a Straight Talk thing.

Other than this, my Straight Talk data connection seems to be fine when I'm out and about.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lanwarrior:
Thanks for the info. So it seems more of Android OS problem.

The thing that intrigued me is that this issue doesn't happen to my 3 other Android phone, which are running on At&t, Verizon and Virgin Mobile.