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[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolfranz:
Finally I found a solution for this problem...

I did it like described in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8641376&postcount=11

-Copy "sensors.jordan.so" to your pc, it can be found in "/system/lib/hw" either on the device or in an update.zip.

- Open it with a hex-editor

- Search for "/dev/isl29030.als.ISL29030P"

- rename it to "/dev/isl29031.als.ISL29030P" (or whatever you like ;-) )

- push the file back to your phone

Now the screen should stay awake while making a call.

It also works with: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tuba.tools&feature=search_result so you don't need a pc and you don't need to push the files around.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeArny:
Thank you very, very much for this solution!

I tried everything you can imagine to solve this and nothing but your solution solved!

Thank you! :good:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] St0fF:
Great solution idea - but I actually cannot replace the file while the system is running. Have not tried via adb, yet.

ROM: CM10 Quarx2k/Defy+++ Jelly Bean Cannon 6.2.1 (Android 4.1.2)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mandy D:
Defy proximity prob

did it like u said, sometimes it works,some times not.

then changed the "ISL29030P"(only) in whole file. it lasted some more time.:)

but at end same prob is there:(
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolfranz:
After doing the changes, did you update your rom?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mandy D:
i just edited the file with hex on my pc,then replace it with one on the phone.

then immediately dialed a no.

i didn't do a extra step from above all.

pls tell me about this"update your rom"
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolfranz:
You need to reboot your phone first.

If you are using any CM Rom that gets updates (mostly Nightlys) then the "fix" must be applied after every update.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zjwrm:
you are a No.1, good !!!

Thank you very, very much for this solution!, I fixed my defy.

Thanks again
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] velles2003:
cheers and beers!

same problem here but solved it:

i actually didn't find that editing helpful.

i solved the problem by flashing the file attached while being on latest cm7.2. 0 nightly.

now my phone never goes off while dialing. a bit annoying when touching the " hold" button but that can be disabled

hope this helps!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] marcos1012:
I was trying to return my phone to stock using odin. I was using the konane tar and instead of pushing PDA I pushed PIT and hit start. After it was done flashing my samsung skyrocket turned off will not turn on at all and when i connect it to my computer it is not recognized by odin at all. It is only recognized by my computer as QHUSB_DLOAD but nothing else. Can someone please help me or direct me to the right person. Thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Its hard bricked. Jtag or samsung warranty to fix
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] marcos1012:
what is jtag? and where do i find it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
It's a place you have to send it to get fixed

http://mobiletechvideos.mybigcommerce.com/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] marcos1012:
its that the only two options that i have? and for jtag would it be considered a samsung galaxy s 2...even though mine is also skyrocket?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Yes, it's toast, those are the only options.

No, it's a skyrocket, he fixes those too
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] marcos1012:
thank u sir i appreciate your help very much. I am glad there is people like you in this forum :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
It should be about $50 from him
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] garydv2002:
Umm I don't know what carrier your with or if you are still in your warranty time frame or have mobile phone insurance? But when I first started flashing phones I bricked a captivate after having it for only a couple of months so I called att and told them I was updating the phone using kies mini as directed and the power blinked and screwed the phone up. So they never questioned me they just sent me a new captivate.. I was lucky cause that was about the time the froyo update came out so they never questioned me just said that's happened to a lot of people. So with gingerbread updates rolling out tell them you were updating and the phone cut off and won't come back on. Its worth a try. I know a lot on here that has done it...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ajac:
if its an AT&T skyrocket call AT&T warranty and get them to send a replacement in the mail or go to your local DSC if you have one and they will replace it there to
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stockmoose16:
Hi,

I need to call Verizon to try and get a new phone, but my phone is rooted and I don't want to go to the trouble of returning it back to stock. Could someone post their Verizon GN "about" page from settings so I have the information to give to customer service? They always look for this info when troubleshooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
If you're going to get it replaced, why don't you return to stock... you'll have to do it anyways and its extremely easy to do.

And how are you sure that your rooting and tweaks haven't caused the issues you're trying to get it replaced for?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stockmoose16:
I've tried several different roms and kernels, and still have the same issue. Not likely that the roms and rooting is causing the wake lock issue.

Is there a way to return it to Stock Rooted without a computer? I am on vacation and only have my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamhlj:
Put it in a microwave for a few seconds. Then say it just stopped working...:confused: :D ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Wake lock issues are pretty much kernel or software related, not hardware related.

You need a computer but I'd recommend you return to stock first...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
LOL

"Hi, i flashed my phone a couple of times, and here it is, bootloader unlocked, custom rom loaded, i'm claiming my warranty because i have kernel wakelocks and i didnt even care to troubleshoot or to go back to stock, too much trouble."

*facepalm*

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
Attempting a warranty return for a software issue on a rooted, unlocked device is only going to end one way. Even if you go back to stock, the odds of getting subsequently charged full retail for the phone are better than 50/50, as this isn't likely defective hardware.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Visual360:
Is there a setting I for this?

I don't remember doing this on my other devices. When I'm watching video, the One X still turn offs the screen, unless I hit something on the screen.

Thank you.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 1earful:
haven't tried any videos, but you could try settings/display/never sleep. sounds like it might work.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ForcedZucchini:
This or you can set the timer to a longer length 30 secs, 1 min etc. Also in setting/display
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nugzo:
He shouldnt have to change a thing. The screen shouldnt go to sleep when its active like that.. What video player are you using? Maybe try to download a different player (unless you are talking about you tube or similar) Unless this is part of HTC's new aggressive multi tasking....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chronopc:
When I full screen a flash video, my Prime freezes and restarts. Does anyone else have this issue? Is there a remedy?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TeCKNeiC:
Happens to me too, it is so annoying. I have to make them as large as the screen without actually going full screen which sucks!!!!!!!!!!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] collinsac24:
I do the exact same thing. But my prime wont restart just any browser I use will force close
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
Notice to mods: This is a discussion topic so please dont move to Q&A. :)

HTC said there market research suggested that people would rather have a really thin phone with normal battery than a slightly thicker and heavier one with great battery life. Ofcourse people at xda dont represent the normal consumer but I was still interested in seeing what the results would be from the enthusiast community.

For me it's a no brainer, everybody always complains about battery life but hardly anyone moans all day that their phone is thick and heavy. HTC apparently cancelled designs with the bigger battery, what really baffles me why not release both??? All about choice isnt it? Those who want thin phone get thin those who want stellar battery get exactly that. With a phone like sensation there wasnt much room for improvement as it was already quite thick and heavy but I really think HTC missed out on a potentially huge market with the new one series(sony and samsung also missed out as nobody bothered copying the razr maxx sadly). I can bet a phone like the razr maxx coming from samsung or HTC would have made a killing.

Maybe we can make this a huge thread and show HTC that their research doesnt represent a large portion of the enthusiast community? Everyone leave your votes please. :)
[HTC One X] Toichat:
I'd definitely go with the larger battery option, kinda annoying having to be ultra-conservative while away on a weekend just to be able to do basic stuff like being able to text over the course of 2 days. Personally I'm hoping Mugen come out with an extended battery option to make the dream come true :)
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Thin & lighter definitely over battery life,

The battery life on the HOX is good, so your not losing out on anything.

People would not even buy a thicker phone now.

Give me a 5000mah battery in a 15mm phone - no thanks.
[HTC One X] Drefsab:
Im praying someone comes out with an extended battery sure I will have to either send my phone away or personally void my warranty but Im sick to death already of having to charge my phone multiple times in the day just because I actually use it.

The point of having a smart phone is that I want to use it not have it on standby in my pocket 99% of the time.
[HTC One X] vincepg13:
Thin and lighter but with removable battery/storage.

Yer most may not use up 32 gb ( I personally have) but it's always good to have the option of expanding

And I've accepted until there's a replacement for lithium ion batteries battery life on any smartphone won't be amazing, so guess what I've done the whole time I had a HTC? That's right bought 2 spare batteries and swapped em out, easy

I knew the phone didn't have these features and I'm not complaining, what I'm saying is I like the thin light phone, with decent build quality...a lot! So I accepted these drawbacks. I thought HTC done them to make the phone thin and sexy but seeing as the gs3 is thinner its Deffo possible. However that thing is hideous.

But if I had to go with one or the other with no compromise, I'm going with thin and less battery life. Believe me that's something I never thought I would say two months ago.
[HTC One X] ShortOnMyDo:
I'll stick with a thin one x. Today you can charge a phone allmost everywhere you want. Plenty charges that can do the job. Even while taking a dump you can charge with a good solar charger. You do have to turn on the light.....so let's leave it thin as it is...the phone I mean..:D
[HTC One X] treebill:
You could also get a portable battery bank thingy or a solar charger then you could charge anywhere
[HTC One X] Willieumm:
Exactly. The battery life is plenty for even a heavy user to get through the day. I've yet to have my battery be below 40% when I went to bed and put it on the charger even once. So I'm sure those with better cycled batteries than mine could get much better battery life as well.
[HTC One X] kruppin:
Hopefully there will be a "clip on" battery that connects to the pongo-pins that are pretty slimline. Would be awsome. :)
[HTC One X] treebill:
Get on a tegra 3 game and see your battery die.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
Exactly. Yes nobody wants a 15mm thick phone with 5000mah battery but I think the benchmark should be to get a full day of heavy usage which only the razr maxx can currently give.
[HTC One X] treebill:
I can get a full day with texts, some calls, WiFi + 3g and some 2d games but anything that's 3d drains it so fast. You can easily get the battery from 100 to 0 in few hours of games.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
3D gaming, 1080p video recording, GPS navigation etc are all really demanding tasks and essentially why we need bigger batteries.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Same with any device,

It's a phone that offers gaming,

Not a gaming device that offers the use of a phone.

Even the maxx wasn't all that great in these tests:
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
The razr uses an SAMOLED screen so ofcourse it may not have a commanding lead in web browsing. But I dont really know whats happening in the second chart.

Here it lasts 3 hours more than the second best SAMOLED phone on the list, galaxy S2. Thats about 70% more time.

The razr maxx isnt like "any other device"....I bet it can come close to playing 3D games for 7-8 hours straight.
[HTC One X] rfgamaral:
The topic title is 10mm, not 15mm, which is a big difference.

I'm sure most of us do not want a 15mm thick phone, but a 10mm or 11mm compared to the current 8.9mm on the One X for something like 3000mAh or more? Who wouldn't? If you say "me", well... you're an idiot.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Well, I must be an idiot then.

Nothing wrong with the HOX battery, so why would anyone accept a thicker phone for the larger battery?

Extended battery's can add 1-2mm and while some people can aceept it, a lot of people do not like the added weight and thickness - because they prefer the sleek, thin, lighter model.

- that's just how it is.
[HTC One X] xchasa:
I'm happy with thin and light. I get @4hrs screentime and 14-16hrs usage. No complaints here...
[HTC One X] Willieumm:
Not sure if you were aware but the one x is a phone, not a ps vita.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
As I said in the OP the best solution would have been to release 2 versions just like motorola did so everyone's happy.
[HTC One X] droidiac13:
I'll stick with thinner and a little better than average battery life like I'm getting.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
Not sure if you are aware that the vita is a flop and smartphones are replacing handhelds for gaming. The 3DS underperformed apple didnt even bother releasing a new ipod, yup the handheld sector is almost dead.
[HTC One X] mrt159:
I wouldn't mind 10mm. But 130g, maybe 140g, is a maximum weight for me.

I just couldn't see myself carrying any more heavier beast around with me. HOX would be great with 2-2200mAh battery I guess (I don't really care about 3d gaming myself). Anything close or over 4h screen on time with browsing and videos is fine by me :)
[HTC One X] :
To be fair the battery isn't that bad considering, and the 'your phone is using more power than your charger can provide' message still makes me laugh like a megalomaniac. I guess I'm what would be considered a power user and I was with my Desire S so I've grown accustomed to taking chargers with me everywhere and mentally noting the locations of any available AC outlets.

With my old Sony Ericsson I could use my Solar Monkey charger but with these bad boys its not an option. £150 sheets for a viable solar option is too steep. Cheaper to carry my old 3210 for emergencies.

And you know it's all about the 3210. Far more than 15mm and more retro style than an afro wearing flares. Lool
[HTC One X] stm2008:
I would prefer slim design with replacable battery.

The battery drains quite fast when you playing games like Temple Run, Diamond Blaze.......so I need to bring an 5000mah external battery to go with me.

However, I just think that the choice is yours. One should probably do some research before buying this phone, if they don't like the design (no removable SD, battery), they can always choose others in the market.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Wouldn't call vita a flop. Still a hell load better at gaming and a huge difference.

As for the original question.

Id rather have around 9 something mm with that size battery and non replaceable to keep it thin.
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
HTC already played the "make a phone for every taste" game, and it got them nowhere. They needed to focus on a few great phones. They've done that, and done it brilliantly in terms of hardware, if you ask me.

The poll, frankly, is nonsense.

"Would you rather have a 10mm thick 150g heavy one X with 3300mah battery?"

Where did those numbers come from, thin air? That's an increase of 1.1mm and 20g, but a battery life increase of 1,500mAh (83%+). For those figures to be remotely realistic, the battery that's currently in the One X would need to weigh only 24 grams (18% of the total weight of the phone), and occupy 12.4 cubic centimeters (15% of the volume of the phone).

That's nonsense. I can pretty much guarantee that the size increase you're talking about wouldn't buy an extra 1,500 mAh.

From the various teardown photos online, you can estimate the battery size fairly accurately (I'd put it at ~64 x 57 x 6mm, or maybe ever so slightly less). I don't know the weight, but I can hence reasonably accurately estimate the real battery volume as 21.9 cubic centimeters, so you're off by a huge margin. Adding another 1.1mm to the phone thickness won't increase the battery size in any dimension except thickness, so you're adding at best 18% to the thickness, and therefore 18% to the battery life.

So your question should be, if you want realistic numbers,

"Would you rather have a 10mm thick 150g heavy one X with 2100mah battery?"

And for that extra 300mAh, I doubt anywhere near as many people would bite, because half of them wouldn't even notice the difference in battery life. To get the 1500mAh extra you're expecting, you'd need to completely rework the phone's internals to get the battery in there, without adding something like 5.5mm to the thickness (and effectively increasing the thickness of the phone by two thirds.)
[HTC One X] louis.b:
+1 (sorry ran out of thanks xD)

---------- Post added at 05:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:40 PM ----------

+1
[HTC One X] n56:
I'm a heavy user and a 2 hour commute on my phone constantly will destroy my battery, normally to less than 20% I mean people keep saying great battery life, they post stats and they have been doing nothing on there phone if u. Actually use the phone its not great at all and I'd rather have a thicker phone!
[HTC One X] knights.JayTana:
11mm with 2500maH + microSD slot...
[HTC One X] treebill:
I am aware its a phone.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
And you'll still just buy whatever your carrier offers - so half the people who care still won't get the higher capacity battery.

M.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
Moto razr 130.7 x 68.9 x 7.1 mm 127 g 1780 mAh

Moto razr maxx 130.7 x 68.9 x 9 mm 145 g 3300 mAh

Ok so I might have been a bit off on the thickness but still if moto can do it in 9mm then HTC should be able to do with 10mm with an LCD screen. Take it 10.5mm doesnt change much. Remember the razr is a smaller phone than the one X so it had less room to play with internally, it is very much reasonable to assume that the one X would take less a hit on thickness.

And I am not talking about the battery fitting into the current design but that the phone was designed with that sort of battery in mind and I dont see why HTC couldnt do it within reasonable thickness increase.
[HTC One X] vincepg13:
I'm the same as you, I can drain my battery completely in 3 hours. But that would require me playing a game constantly for that time which I don't do too much. Anyway I bought a portable battery pack, works really well, just what I need seeing as I can't carry around spare batteries anymore.

Edit: just incase anyone was interested in what I'm talking about:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/PowerGen-Ul...sic-Blackberry/dp/B004UYW4E2/ref=pd_sim_ce_10
[HTC One X] Johnny0906:
I think ill just stick with the BEST phone in the world atm :D

There will be updates, there are easy settings that help and improve the battery.

Some people maybe just want the phone to do everything for them , but if you put a bit of effort you yourself can improva whatever that's what I love about Android :)

Cheers
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
TBH I would be happy even if the phone was as thick as my old N97 just to get more battery out of it. I currently have to charge mine twice a day if I do anything but use it as a phone

I'm hoping somebody releases a battery case for it
[HTC One X] mr.r9:
Ingredients of a perfect One X (IMO):

1) 2500 mAH or more with a thickness equal or less than 11mm.

2) Camera Shutter button.

3) Dual speakers like the Nokia 5800.

4) coming from a DHD that weight 2 Kgs :p, weight doesn't matter to me.

5) Removable SD card.

So yes, I'd love to have a 3300 mAH HOX.

HTC, please visit the forum and do a POLL next time you design a phone, especially a flagship phone :cool:
[HTC One X] hutzdani:
Always a bigger battery every android phone i have owned has had worse and worse battery life.

Desire : 2+ days

Nexus S : 1,5 days

SGS2 : 1,5 Days

One X : 1 Day if im lucky

Kinda annoyed I upgraded to One X, No ASOP and poor battery life and i can't tell any diffrence in performance upgrade over SGS2
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
I would have chosen the thicker phone with larger battery too, given the choice.
[HTC One X] audiobookman:
i would have chosen a REMOVABLE battery and sd slot over what we have now.

I wont make that mistake again and always make sure they are big deal breakers for me now.

for me the internal battery really spoiled a day on on monday, we went to harry potter studios and i forgot to take my external battery supply, halfway though the battery dies on the phone after taking about 200 pictures, luckly we had a camera that also died but we had a spare battery for it - sadly though the camera wasnt as good quality as the one x camera so we now have sub par pics for the rest of the tour.

Another issue i had was i like to fill the memory up with movies, books etc, so before we went i had to dump of loads of media, on my desire hd i would have just put in another card for the day, having drop box and picasa sync is nice, but a real battery killer.

im hoping that some clever person or company will make a new back for the phone allow us to change the battery on the fly, or at the very least make a case with internal battery in.
[HTC One X] sebbo90:
I knew the battery wasnt going to be amazing and it didn't have a removable sd card or battery. But one of the reasons I love this phone is the asethics of it :)
[HTC One X] Meltus:
I'd choose it to be thin over being thicker with a bigger battery.

The battery is fine as it is, I can get a good day and a half out of it with average use (I don't play games very often :p).
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
but look at the Maxx's other internal components - not so great eh in comparision to the HOX.

is that a sacrifice your willing to take?

if so, buy the Maxx.
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
I'm sorry, but if you didn't understand my previous post, which clearly explained why it is utter nonsense that you could manage an extra 1,500mAh in less than an extra 5.5mm of thickness, then you're beyond help. I don't feel like reexplaining from scratch; the Razr comparison is utterly invalid. This conversation's over.
[HTC One X] Gambler_3:
Oh mods why you shift this to Q&A when it was a regular discussion topic, always happens at xda. :rolleyes:

Well ofcourse the one X destroys the maxx in pretty much everything except battery. What I am saying is that HTC should have made that kinda phone as well. :)

blah blah only I know stuff, I am sure you are an engineer who works at one of these companies. :rolleyes:

Motorola made a 9mm thin phone with for it's time very good specifications and 3300mah battery so no reason why other companies cant do it.
[HTC One X] treebill:
keeping the costs down is likely the reason HTC went for the battery it did, got to keep it cheaper then the iPhone ;)