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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
I cant find the exact post to link it for you but I'm sure the devs had a discussion about it in the siyah dev thread.

Mains capped at 600 by the device.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1263838&page=1406

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GTI9100 KK5
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leoking3:
Well, I needed more actual facts than technical stuff. So the idea is not to buy the nokia charger cause the sgs2 wont charge faater. This sucks. HTC evo 3d battery charges to full in abou 1,5 hours and it lasts enough so...I really dont understand samsung
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MacBreQ:
In my ROM there is an option to enable fast charging. If you enable that, a charger with a higher mAh will make sense.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
Probably the heat issue is the main reason for not implementing a higher charge rate. Battery degradation world be another.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Casterina:
I don't think you should use a bigger charger with a higher voltage to charge your phone, the battery for your SGS2 might not be able to handle the amount of voltage from the charger
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leoking3:
Thanks but I prefer stock roms
[HTC One X] micol86:
Hello everyone,

here's my problem.

After 7 days of normal usage (apart from poor battery life and some slightly annoying screen flickering issues) all 3 soft keys suddenly stopped being responsive. The backlight is still working though. Factory reset sorted no effect. As you may imagine, using the phone has become a real pain.

I have contacted HTC and I am currently waiting for their reply.

I just need to keep my hands away from trying to disassemble and see what went wrong :confused:

I was just wondering if anyone has got a similar problem.

Thanks
[HTC One X] al-motamel:
I have the same problem

I still wait replay from htc
[HTC One X] brandonh1:
Same happened to me. Tried a reset, boot loader relock, and a factory restore. Nothing helped. Mine was returned to phonehouse.fr, should have a replacement in 10 days.

Disappointed to say the least.
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Is your touch screen unresponsive as well or just the soft keys?
[HTC One X] brandonh1:
Just the keys for me.
[HTC One X] pranam:
I had the same problem with mine. not only did the softkeys not work but if you dragged the notifications bar down you could not push it back up

I sent the phone back to the store and they gave me a replacement which is working brilliantly! :)

apparently it happens because ICS is not designed for softkeys only...at least that's what a developer told me :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] iLHaNroID:
I too have same issue as from day 1, hv contacted my operator and now waiting for replacement (applied hard reset both via settings and also from boot menu, no success)
[HTC One X] iLHaNroID:
SW update to 1.28 did not solve the matter either, means 100% hw issue...

I will sell the new One as soon as I get it, I do not want this One anymore.
[HTC One X] iLHaNroID:
replying myself :)

well, after seeing how ugly the new galaxy is, decided to keep OneX, have received my replacement yesterday, this new One is working flawlessly, no any bugs/lags and now I am quite happy with my OneX. Surely this One is the phone of the year.

Cheers!
[HTC One X] athenodorus:
My soft keys are not working tis morning too!

Went to the care center but it was closed due to public holiday.

Called the hotline and the guy said will arrange a pick up for my phone in the evening and till now i wasted my whole night waiting for nobody~

Sigh~
[HTC Sensation] MoodyTunic:
Quick question to those out there rocking Sense 4.0 on their Sensations:

I know the Wifi-Hotspot doesn't work on any of the builds out right now, but can it still be done using the Barnacle Wifi work-around like with the first ICS ROMs?

Also, how buggy is the camera app? Does the picture-taking while in video thing work well? What about the other features?

Thanks a lot guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] testmail443:
I was just wondering, since the VP got out recently, are there going to be any roms on it? Or mayby there are already and I just missed them.

- Cheers.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MetalPainis:
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that most known developers produced a custom rom shortly after the release of the value pack (if by value pack you mean 2.3.6 XXJVU)

As a former DarkyRom user I can only point you to this release:

http://www.darkyrom.com/community/index.php?threads/odin-jvu-re-gt-i9000.6558/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abaddon:
yep saurom and darky made one from jvu release but for jw4?none? lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leonardus97:
GamerzRom is the best choice.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Qwerty123 \m/:
Can someone who update to OFFICIAL ICS lockd BL downgrade to 2.3.4

and cofirm if theres no 0% battery issues

As title states

Will users have a problem?

Can someone test :)

MOD EDIT *** This post has been moved here. Please continue discussion about 0% battery issue in the linked thread. Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TazZHD:
Do you know Flixel for iphone?

http://www.fastcodesign.com/1669354...phone-app-turns-pics-into-artsy-animated-gifs

Is there an alternative for Android? Any ideas?

Thx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TazZHD:
no ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ianis G. Vasilev:
First - not alternative but counterpart.

Second - You could have searched.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TazZHD:
but thats not the same as flixel!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bilgets:
because its not a Flixel! lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soepborden:
fotodanz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
When I ordered my Galaxy Nexys, I was told I would get the GSM version. I heard the CDMA version was only for Americans and under Verizon.

What differes the two other than the names and networks? Do they differ much in hardware?

IIRC, the CDMA version also supports 4G LTE technology?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skater95:
From what I understand the GSM version is for international use (If you're in the USA) and AT&T, and the CDMA version is Verizon 4G LTE only.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
^What he said. Hardware wise, the CDMA variant is a tad bit thicker on account of the 4G LTE. Not really noticeable though. Either one is good in my book.

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
Gsm model is significantly better in terms of battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Correct. GSM version is thinner and gets superb idle battery usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
I don't have a GSM...but I don't understand that.

My CDMA version gets fantastic battery.

If you're topping 23 hours off charger with 3 hours 16 minutes screen time...

Cool. But that isn't "bad" to me...by any means.

GSM, as explained...is used by practically every cell phone company.

The CDMA version runs "LTE" 4G. GSM is "HSPA+"

LTE is supposedly faster...by a little bit.

Really, the choice is all about convenience for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
LTE is faster by quite a margin, if you aren't in a signal poor area. LTE will actually scale down to 3G speeds in fringe areas.

Also, if your phone is set to CDMA onlly, the battery difference from GSM isn't that much.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
Ok, for starters, I am new to flashing new roms and kernals and such. I've viewed most of the "new? read this first" threads but I guess I'm just not making sense of things? In order to flash another rom, I have to flash a kernal that'll work with it first, right? I just need a little more guidance before I'll fully understand and be able to do this easily.

Off topic, I would like to add that the work you guys do and the time you put into this stuff is absolutely astounding. You don't go unappreciated.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kmull4:
When you flash a rom, the rom will include the kernal as well. To flash a rom, boot into recovery, make a nandroid backup (optional, but safe) then wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache. Then flash the rom and reboot ( the first reboot will take a while). The only time you need to flash a kernal, is if you're flashing a custom kernal. My advice, stay away from ics, aosp, and aokp roms until you get the hang of things.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] schwab002:
Depending on what rom you're trying to install, I'd check out qbking77's easy to follow tutorials on youtube. Here's a good example:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu1P...DvjVQa1PpcFMG8vvw1JCMbr-EksEinDfXlSZPXNKiA-w=

He's has many more for different roms, and they're all very easy to follow.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
Very nice videos, just watched a few of them to get a better idea. A couple of questions tho, when flashing a new rom, when I wipe data, will that wipe everything in my internal memory? I don't have a memory card right now. And what roms would you guys suggest?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kperry1911:
It's recommended to go with a clean install. Use something like Calkulin's FormatAll. You will loose apps/data, therefore it is strongly suggested to use a program like Titanium backup to backup your programs to sd card before installing the ROM. That way once you wipe everything and install the new ROM you will have a clean phone and you can re-install your apps via Ti Backup. Hope this helps.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
Yes it does, thank you. But since its just internal memory and not a physical sd card, I could backup with titanium backup and save the backup on my computer, then reinstall after I'm done flashing a new rom? And I'm also curious, can I use mobile odin to do all my flashing?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
You guys have been very helpful! I have successfully flashed my first rom and restored all apps and contacts and messages etc. I have 2 nandroid backups of my original setup just in case and everything has gone super smooth. I'm gonna wait before I get into more advanced roms/kernals etc and do more research. Thanks guys!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ndmoh1:
I've tried almost all the rom but keep going back to either Calk BG http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1332837, Blazer http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1363071 and recently UnOfficial ICS http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594730

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Take the time to get yourself familiarized with the process of flashing etc...I have been doing it for a while however bricked my phone last night...been phoneless all day :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asianxtreme:
So I ordered an oem cradle for the i9250 on ebay. Took about 2 1/2 weeks to get here...

Popped in the battery and it was way too big. I check online, and the model # is EBH-1E1SBK which is for the galaxy note.

I place some sticks around the extra spaces and start charging my spare battery (oem btw). After it is charged I pulled it out to find that the i9250 battery uses 4 pins while the charger only has 3 pins...

So my question basically is: can you charge a 4 pin battery with a 3 pin charger.

IMPORTANT: The cradle did not come an adapter so I used the adapter that came with the phone. As far as volts and amps are concerned it is definitely safe. and the battery wasn't overheating during charging and felt cold after charged.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ashwinmudigonda:
Hey guys,

I have an Xperia Mini and I haven't rooted it or anything. The stock ROM has these bizarre icons on the corners of the screen that when I am talking on the phone, it gets pressed and I end up putting the other person on hold. Is there any way to get rid of those corner things? It's a crappy design, IMO.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ticklefish:
Essentially, you do need to root the phone for this as you will have to edit or replace one of the system app's. There are a few app's on the Market that might help, there's one called Full Screen Caller ID or something similar, but I've never found those to be very effective on our phones.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ashwinmudigonda:
Hey Ticklefish,

Thanks for that. I do intend to root. I want to be sure I am doing the right thing. I have a couple of questions:

1) I know I have a Sony Xperia Mini. It says so on the box. But the forum says Xperia X10 Mini. I just want to confirm it's the same phone.

2) If it is the same phone, do I follow the instructions on the "How to root" thread where I download a .rar file and so on?

3) Assuming I have root, what would I have to edit (as you mentioned in your reply) to get rid of the icons on the phone page?

Thanks for your help.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] konaes:
Xperia mini and xperia X10 mini are not the same phone. You'll wan't to check out the Sony Ericsson Xperia mini/mini pro/active/ray part of XDA.

Go there and get yourself a nice CyanogenMod ROM. You won't regret it!

Good luck.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] malgis:
If you turn on the unlock pattern on your RAZR and there are too many failed attempts to unlock it (this is quite usual if you have kids), it starts asking your Google password (and this is stupid, I have already sent a comment about this to Motorola).

This is usually not a problem, but it becomes a BIG problem if you have the Google's 2-step verification ON, because in such a case the device specific passwords are generated randomly and impossible to remember.

The only way to change such a password and login again to the phone is logging in to the Google's website on a computer. But you cannot login if your phone doesn't work!

And if a user does not have their backup codes at hand, this could mean complete loss of access to their Google account.

So keep your backup codes at hand, and write down your device-specific passwords.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skater95:
Alright, so first off screw Verizon warranty replacement devices. I had 5 Droid Razrs that were defective and then they sent my the Nexus (Nexus WAY BETTER then the Razr.) And so I have the Nexus, and I had it rooted and unlocked, running AOKP and Franco Kernel and my phone dies so I plug it in and I turn it back on, I have 52% battery now, so alright I take the phone off of the charger, it dies about 30ish percent, so I plug it back in turn it on, and it's hung at 0% charging:confused: so I go about sending my texts and facebook, and notice it still hasn't charged anything (been about 20 minutes) so I'm thinking "awesome screwed my phone up somehow" so I revert back to completely stock 4.0.2, problem still consisting, so I'm going to call Verizon tomorrow and have them send me a NEW damn device, cause this is ridiculous. But the whole point of me even posting this is, has this occurred to anyone else?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pat123:
Are you using the same cable that came with the phone? Some times that makes a difference!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
Nope.

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Battery might be wonky. Need to calibrate it. Charge it. Pull plug. Turn off. Plug back in to make sure topped off. Unplug. Pull battery for about 30s. Put battery back in. Turn on. If it still act up probably bad battery.

bow chicka wow wow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skater95:
Wish it would have came with a cable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skater95:
I'll try this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Maybe your charger is to weak? How many mAh does it have? The original charger has 1 mAh. Try to charge over the usb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Sounds like the battery is jacked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
I hate hate hate this MTP crap. Why do we need it? I know I read the same BS Google and samsung fed us but I want my mass storage support back. Give me the choice please and let me decide.

Anyways, I'm here to report that we finally have Ubuntu support. Ridiculous that a Linux based OS did not work with most popular distro. Now it does. It does not show the whole 32 GB and it's slow as molasses but we have MTP support right out of the box. Just male sure once installed, you update with the update manager.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pat123:
I totally agree with you. However, mass storage mode is coming soon to CM9 ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neolee:
is that real? I love mass storage mod much more than MTP!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Is this confirmed? I'm running CM9 nighlty with no sign of it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ekimaureza:
will it works on ubuntu 11 or only 12 ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Actually, it works fine with Linux. Us devs use it with Linux all the time and primarily.

Blame GNU/Linux for being slow to support MTP. This isn't the only device that uses it, you know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gokpog:
Don't get your hopes up. It's merged yes, but it doesn't change the fact that your primary volume doesn't support UMS and this change is only for devices that do. As far as I know there is still no way around the issue that we can't simply unmount /sdcard on our phones with /sdcard fused to /data/media. I guess we wont see this feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skyleth:
mtp is the only thing i would change my gnex (only for sgs2/3 of course!)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tylose:
I used to be a huge MTP hater, but I think support for it will keep improving.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Clancy_s:
Would you not have to make a new partition on a GN to get it to work???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Because partitions suck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Ya but it's slooooooow. I use it two but as much as I hate I'd boot to xp and use it for large files or use wifi explorer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HinotoriBR:
Bad implementations of MTP are slow... Windows XP work like magic, fast and reliable...

And really, I miss mass storage device capabilities, for sure, but, I really love having all my device internal memory available to do whatever I want, no need to care if that piece of software goes to sd, internal memory, if my internal memory is low and I still have 256TB in my "sd" partition, or, I have 1GB free in my "internal memory" and my "sd" partition is full and I would love to put some more MP3s...

My personal take on this, please complain to get better MTP support, not to have all headaches associated with partitions back... I would rather transfer files a lot slower through WiFi than having to deal with those memory management issues again. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Well, blame whoever for the lack of good MTP support. It is not Android's fault ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
agreed agreed agreed. I guess MTP isn't as much as a problem as support for it in Linux. I'm sure the community will come up with something better soon. It really is a shame that I have to boot into my "lil" XP partition to move files when my powerful Linux can't do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Try ptp instead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -=Dante=-:
I usually just use.

adb pull <remote> <local>

adb push <local> <remote>

MTP also works fine on Arch Linux.

I missed mass storage mode at first too, but for my day to day use it hasn't really been a problem.

I hope you are able to find a solution that works for you. Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Ptp shows part of the storage. I really don't have a big problem. Just that I'd like to have mass storage choice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lox_Dev:
I ended up using QtADB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
it kinda is. Google shouldn't have used a microsoft protocol. For us mac/linux users, it could (and did ) only lead to trouble. If there was no other protocol in place, they could have written their own and published drivers/... that work reliabely on all platforms, not just windows.

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BTW, have you guys tried mtpfs? (http://www.adebenham.com/mtpfs/)

It's a fuse mtp filesystem based on libmtp. I coulnd't get it work reliably on mac but apparently it works fine on linux.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Microsoft protocol? What?

Edit. I see.

The thing is, Microsoft has nothing to do with the shortcomings in Linux. THere is quie a bit of hardware out there that uses MTP. If Linux wants to remain relevant, it needs to adapt with the times. MTP is a standard. Microsoft Office uses Open XML document standard, and so do a lot of open source office suites despite it being a Microsoft created standard. I am not seeing a problem why Linux cannot provide robust mtp support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
True. it should, except that it doesn't, and it's been a long time. At least linux is much more open. Apple will probably never support native mtp, and mac user base is ~6 times larger than linux/unix.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krige:
Sorry guys, but did you manage to see the files on your phone? When I connect my phone it waits a bit and then gives me an error dialog "The folder contents could not be displayed" (see the attached image).

I tried installing mtp-tools but nothing has changed.

EDIT: Found this bug report on Launchpad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ErGo_404:
Not a problem for me. It is impossible to read an iPod partition on windows without itunes and the iPod is widely used.

The thing is Google should provide a better, more integrated tool for MTP support under OSX (and Linux !). And as MTP is a standart, it is possible for another software to come up with an even better implementation.

Think about it, those software already exist ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
No problems here on windows or Ubuntu. Adb is your friend y'all just make sure you lather it up with butter first!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MercuryStar:
This is both irrelevant to this particular discussion and completely wrong. Instead of following established open standards like OpenDocument (as used in several office suites now) for their new "Office" formats, Microsoft made up their own mess of a standard they call "Office Open XML" which almost seems intentionally designed to be too complicated for others to implement and retain decent compatibility with Microsoft Office. It's heavily based on the internals of Microsoft Office. In some cases the published "standard" contradicts itself or doesn't match up with what Office is actually doing. It's about as "open" as the closed fist I'd like to punch Microsoft with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidtoy09:
I love this phone but I just can't stand the MTP bullshiit

what are Google and Samsung thinking? This MTP is more annoying than the purple screen issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Lets see.

Microsoft created it: Check

Libre Office and even some Android office suites can open it: Check

It is being treated as a document standard: Check

Looks like my facts are fine, and yours are not.

At any rate, my point was that just because it is a Microsoft created item, is not a reason for companies to not endorse it. This 'Microsoft, the evil empire' attitude is pure crap and only hurts consumers...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vicino:
been using ubuntu 12.04 for three days, but so far i can't/know how to connect my pc with gnex :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rogoshin:
I do it with airdroid over wifi.

Sendt fra min GT-P7510 med Tapatalk2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
Because of MTP I've just stopped connecting my phone to my PC, period. This is just the latest in a long line of subtle changes to Android that Google is using to push their cloud services instead, and honestly I don't even mind it anymore. If I really need to copy several hundred megabytes worth of files over to my phone, I use the Samba Filesharing app (root only) and push them over wifi. Smaller files I just sync through Dropbox and Google Drive.

Let's face it; the phone only has 16GB or 32GB of space to work with. Personally I have 300GB of music in my personal collection at home, and about 5TB of movies and TV shows. If you're trying to rely solely on the local storage for accessing your media, you're doing it wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cabal_:
So what's the best approach if I regularly use rsync over USB mass storage on other phones to keep my music collection up to date (changes regularly include deletions)?