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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozzmanj1:
You know what, that is a great idea. I will try that some time this weekend. Been wanting to see about Jokawild on my phone, that ROM looks great. Thank you for the input....not sure why I didnt think of that. It would have the GSM basebands embedded in it.......
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cj360:
Just a thought, but if you got yours thru Verizon like me its likely they disabled the GSM side of the hardware. Seems like they'd do it to prevent people from doing what your trying to do.
[HTC EVO 3D] Stunna4life888:
Hello guys, Im looking for a shift calender. I dont know if it would help but there is 4 squads, we work 4 nights off 3 days work 3 days off 1 day work 3 nights off 3 days work 4 days off 7 days. 12 Hour shifts. Cant seem to find anything that would let me make a calendar like this, any thought or ideas?

Thanks everyone
[HTC EVO 3D] evo bryan:
try this

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=procal.gammapoint.com&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsInByb2NhbC5nYW1tYXBvaW50LmNvbSJd
[HTC EVO 3D] neo4uo:
This one I used to use

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fire.widget
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egyptshun:
I own an X10 running FXP's121 CM9 ROM

The settings background doesn't appear, rather it is black. It's a bug not a png issue, I checked. What could it be? Is there any specific XML or something responsible for this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SafiXS:
..........empty...........

Sorry
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egyptshun:
:( its k I guess.

Sent from a pyramid in Canadadada
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadbas:
in build.prop add "hwui.whitelist=com.android.settings" and your custom background will appear in the settings.
[HTC Incredible S] lebsir:
Community !!!

Have the Incredible S PG32130 s-off ad rooted, after updating the youtube application it asked for a restart, after the restart its stuck on a green arrows circle with a download arrow in the middle, can't go to the hboot menu, and if I try to boot into recovery the phone wold vibrate three times and the orange led would light, tried to flash an ruu but with no success, a usb connection error, when the phone is completely off and connected the computer it would display the green arrows screen...

Thanks for you help in advance.

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[HTC Incredible S] dannyfranks76:
Hate to ask such a basic question but are you definitely holding the *down* volume and power key? I think I had something similar happen to me once (and only once) but I think I'd been holding the up volume instead of the down and thought that must have caused it...
[HTC Incredible S] lebsir:
Yes danny, im sure im holding the volume down, no matter what I do , the phone would boot to this only screen
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Have you tried ADB?
[HTC Incredible S] vido.ardes:
Have you tried booting in the hboot via fastboot?
[HTC Incredible S] lebsir:
yes did try ADB, but computer won't recognize the phone
[HTC Incredible S] aerosmith:
Looks like the recovery image on your device does not exist or is corrupted. Install the recovery image (ClockWorkMod) via the bootloader or via fastboot. Both are easy methods. Just search for the installation process in the forums.
[HTC Incredible S] dannyfranks76:
I'm really sorry nobody with a bit more experience has managed to find anything much to suggest so far, I really feel for you! Googling around a bit I found this for another HTC phone - might be worth trying.

Pull the battery, hold down the volume up key and stick the battery back in and press the power button keeping the volume up held down. After that (apparently that does a different type of boot again), pull the battery once more, this time hold down the volume down button and stick the battery back in. Hit the power still holding the power down and see if that lets you back to recovery...

It's not much but better than nothing ands worth a try. The other site it was mentioned on it worked for getting back to the recovery menu but it was a different device...
[HTC Incredible S] lebsir:
Thank you danny for mentioning this, i already tried that too, i think the device is bricked , i am going to try a box one of my friends has, then ill post what will happen here..

thank you again for all who shared their knowledge
[HTC Incredible S] thiagofbrito:
That must be a new method of bricking a device. Never heard anything similar. One should think twice before updating YouTube lol

:confused:
[HTC Incredible S] aerosmith:
can you try one more thing?

- Get a ROM with the recovery image contained in the zip file. The name should be recovery.img. If not get a recovery image for IncS and copy it over into the ROM's zip file

- Then rename the ROM zip file to update.zip and put it on the SD card

- Then boot the phone using the Vol Down+Power button to go into HBOOT

See if HBOOT will detect this update.zip file and automatically flash the ROM.
[HTC Incredible S] lebsir:
Nothing but that screen i am able to get, no hboot no recovery, i used the ORT box, to fix the hboot, and now working like charm
[HTC Incredible S] inSaN1Ty_X:
I've never encounter a situation where after youtube.apk update you need a reboot..

Are you sure it was 'just' the youtube you changed. Also was it offical via Playstore?
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
Seriously who thought it would be OK to sell a phone that takes nearly 6 hours to charge on USB and nearly 3 on the wall?

Its not even like it gets to 80% after an hour then trickles.

Rant over.
[HTC One X] phil112345:
its a big battery.....
[HTC One X] mr.dj26:
new?

only the first several cycles then it would be faster:)
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
+1

Had mine from day one, still takes ages to charge, my LG o2x took an hour from dead
[HTC One X] DanRZ:
Hello,

i would have said it's a small charger ...

It is a 1A charger, but Battery Widget Pro evaluates charge at 650 mA ( = 0.65 A ) for me.

Charging a 1800 mAh Li-Ion at 1.8 A will last one hour.

Charging a 1800 mAh Li-Ion at 0.6 A ( 1.8 / 3 ) will last 3 hours.

It is just as simple as this for Li-Ion and Li-Po batteries.

I can even say that your USB charge at approximately 300 mA even not knowing your specs ...

I think we can use a 2A charger without destroying the battery,

but i think HTC deliberately "lowered" the charge rate ...

Maybe someone here already tested a 2A charger and see a difference ?

;)
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Hahahahahahhaa bro-science, i laught soo much with this!!!

---About thw thread---

My phone takes about 3hours, i dont care too much because i put it to charge when i go to sleep.
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
are you using the usb cable that came with HOX ?
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
Yes, and what would that have to do with anything?
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
because i have some other usb cables, that are slower charging

dont ask me why.... dont know.. but with some usb cables are very slow
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
So glad i'm not the only one

Mine takes forever to charge too
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
My galaxy nexus, with it's 1750 Mah battery, charges from 0 to 100% in 1h and a half.
[HTC One X] hefonthefjords:
Get a charger with more amps yo.
[HTC One X] rfgamaral:
Would you rather have it charged more quickly (like 1h or 1.5h) generating more heat and thus decreasing your battery life on phone which doesn't sport a removable battery?

I'm glad it's not that fast, the battery will last longer this way. If you don't care about that, get a "faster" charger and destroy your battery more quickly than the rest of use :)
[HTC One X] DanRZ:
Yes, i'm sure of that limitation too, but why does it charge in only 3 hours.

Looks like it is limited to 0.6A or my charger only charge at 0.6A

and doesn't have a good efficiency.

The two main possibilities are a bad battery which takes more time to charge

or a low charge rate from the charger.

While i suppose my battery is new and in good shape, it can be only due to charger or "software" limitation.

So for me the limitation is more like 600 mA and not 1A ...

;)
[HTC One X] LaneyEFC:
Heard it all now... battery charge though :eek: put it on charge while you sleep (PROBLEM SOLVED)
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
Perhaps your not a heavy power user in a corporate environment who needs to charge the phone a decent amount in the airport, during the day, and so forth. HTC created a bigger problem by not allowing you to replace the battery.

Not hating, just saying, bro.
[HTC One X] crsnwby:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-ion_polymer_battery

Learn about batteries before complaining about a phone you bought using a battery you don't understand. Lipo is not a Duracell and it needs to be used and charged properly.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Seems more like you have a defective charger, or at least not one rated at 1A. Try a different one?

Even with a 2A charger I have, phone does take a dreadfully long time to charge. My Galaxy Nexus with the extended battery charges to full in about 1/3 the time.

Problem solved for you, who apparently doesn't use his phone as much as others, but not for those of us with a lot of screen on time during the day. LOL.
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
Has nothing to do with how slow the HOX charges. The iPhone, blackberry, Macbooks, hell my old T61p ThinkPad all charge faster.
[HTC One X] LaneyEFC:
Buy an external battery :confused: if that dont help buy "two" !!! that way you can charge your battery on the move, Its just some people complain about the slightest little DEFECT they can find... Dont like it sell it or send it back..
[HTC One X] PeartFan40:
3 hours doesn't seem all that bad. Try charging a Galaxy Note from dead, lol. Takes about 4 hours. :D

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[HTC One X] PhoenixFx:
I understand your problem, an alternative would be to use a portable battery pack. I know its not exactly a fix nor a very convenient workaround. But better than hunting for wall sockets at airports. I picked up a Sanyo mobile booster battery pack from a sale for $10 (reduced from $50+), it has come in handy few times especially during long flights.
[HTC One X] Basil3:
It does take a long time to charge, but it shouldn't take as long as you're saying. Even a corporate power user should get away with a top up charge of an hour or so in the middle of the day.

On a side note, have you gone from the tilt/Tytn II to this phone? I also had the tilt, but have had about 5 phones between that and this!
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
The cable can make a difference actually, Apples iPhone cables have a tiny little chip in them which tells their chargers and computers that it's ok to supply 1.5 A of current through the cable (as long as the device identifies that it can accept such a current, iirc).
[HTC One X] cjm1979:
You cant say they created a problem by not letting you take it out. Its not like it was a secret and you didnt know before you bought the phone.
[HTC One X] zvieratko:
I must say I am also disappointed by the charging speed - it should charge to ~80% fast and then slow charge the remaining capacity, this is how other phones work.

I can't hold myself back comparing it to iphone - it gets charged to 90% in about 30 minutes, HOX gets charged to 15-20%.

Combine that with non-replaceable overheating battery and you got yourself a problem...
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Thread cleaned

Stay Civil or suffer the consequences...
[HTC One X] Ripley:
It's not the phone, it's the charger/cable. Standard HTC one charges at 390mA, and I use a Samsung one which charges at 490mA. Cheap ebay cables charge at less than 300mA.

So for an 1800mA battery, well, it's simple maths.
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
That's one argument, but there's a better argument, by not allowing users to replace the battery, they don't need to leave space for the (in this aspect) large mechanical components that allows you to do such a thing, and the battery itself doesn't need to have as thick a coating as a user-replaceable battery does, the benefit of all of this is that the battery can be larger than if user-replaceable. Personally I'd much rather a larger non-replaceable battery than a smaller replaceable one.

In the last 6 years I haven't needed to replace a battery before I replaced the phone itself... maybe I've been lucky?
[HTC One X] Ripley:
I've not had to replace a battery since my Nokia N95
[HTC One X] treebill:
Guys when charging open up power from settings if it says "charging (usb)" its is limited to 0.5 a if it says "charging (AC)" then it's limited to 1a

Remember your phone will charge what the power supplies minus what your phone is using. You can use more then it's charging.
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
I used to have this charging problem with bricked kernel on leedroid,change back to stock and no problem
[HTC One X] thesnodgrass:
there is an explanation of it on the MobileFun blog. In short - Modern phones need better chargers to fill those big batteries.

mobilefun.co.uk/blog/the-trouble-with-cheap-chargers/
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
Currently using my iPhone charger and it is working much faster. Less than half the time the joke of a charger the HTC one takes.
[HTC One X] treebill:
HTC charger + HTC USB cable I can charge from 10% to 100% in about 2-3 hours depending on if I'm using the phone and so on.
[HTC One X] eskimochaos:
And I just got to 80% in less than an hour.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Yeh I mostly use my phone on charge, looking up stuff while I wait for games to start in halo reach and stuff lol that's why its 1 + hours for me to charge.
[HTC One X] nido23:
Let's just not hope that using a faster charger really takes a toll on your battery. So much that you would need to change your non-removable battery faster than you would want to have another phone.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Doing full drains/big charges does more damage to the battery, then doing smaller charges or top ups if you like.

There is a topic about it in general.
[HTC One X] dusturn:
2Q:

1. Why does the battery drains when I'm playing NeedForSpeed with the AC pluged in and "charging"?

2. Why a cable, other than the HTC one, takes a lot more to charge? It happens with a cheap 2m cable I bought on eBay...
[HTC One X] JayMore:
Yeah, it takes 8-9 hours to charge from USB overnight. Can't wait to get my charger back from my friend so I can charge it in 3 hours lol. :p
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
I've noticed these situations too, first device I've had that uses more power than the charger can provide!
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
Use the HTC cable for charging to get charged fastly.
[HTC One X] -juanito-:
i'am using Nokia charger

it's safe ??
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
has you can see the output is 5v , 550mA

the output of my sensation is 1000mA = 1A, so is 2x times faster to charge,

but, if you charge the battery slow, you can have more battery life :p
[HTC One X] -juanito-:
htc Charger - iPhone Charger - BlackBerry Cahrger

which one can charge One X faster ?
[HTC One X] h00py:
I used to love my old N95 but I got rid of it for an n97. Worst phone I've ever had, the battery life was the only thing about it that wasn't awful/broken :p
[HTC One X] Ripley:
The N95 was the last good Nokia
[HTC One X] Azurael:
It does take a remarkable amount of time to charge - longer than my Atrix, which has a higher capacity battery?!

They do share the same bug of not liking certain USB cables though - I can use the wall charger that came with the Atrix, OX or Desire to charge the either of them in about the same time - but only when using certain cables (like genuine Moto/HTC ones.) If I use an old Nokia branded MicroUSB cable, it won't charge at all from AC! But it will from USB?!
[HTC One X] DonDeyv:
I love my One X, but the battery is tooo quickly empty.

And the charching takes so long, that im afraid taking it to my next holiday (where i will be outdoors most of the time).

It hardly can survive a day by "normal" use (listening to music with headphones, checking facebook and mails 3-4 times a day and making some calls / writing some sms).

The non-changeable battery is a really disappointing feature, but still, the phone looks and works great :)
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Is this the widget you're talking about? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=personal.jhjeong.app.battery&hl=en

I don't see a screen that shows the charge rate. Can you point me to it, or post a screen capture?
[HTC One X] Basil3:
I use perfect system monitor

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rookiestudio.systemmonitor

Best I've seen is a bit over 700mA
[HTC One X] bveditz:
You'll want to buy a portable power charger with a 1a usb plug. If you're using the phone on vacation, and likely to take pictures, your phone will not survive the day (of course, my days on vacation can span 20 hours straight..haha). I plug it into the charger when I'm eating or doing something where I won't be using the phone.

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I've noticed this as well, I don't understand why some phones are fine with any cable and some need a specific cable (or even worse, won't use the other brands cable). Maybe someone can chime in with some engineering background to explain this. :) So much for USB standards.
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Recently I bought a Trent IMP1000 external battery pack. And to test it, I am charging my mobile with that. It has got 5V/1A output, same as our wall charger. With our original cable it was charging at a rate 300ma. But with the Trent data cable it was charging at 650ma. I think it was restricted to that level when charging. Anyway it was completely taking 3hours of time to charge my mobile to 100%.

I have a small doubt, actually the battery pack is meant to give output @ 1A, but the phone is only taking @ 650ma. What's happening with the left over 350ma, is that getting wasted. If so, I can use my 11000mah battery pack only for 4 times instead of 6.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Thanks for pointing out that app. I installed it on my HOX but the current reading on it is almost always 0, so something's not right.

I'm not convinced that that is the charging current...usually these widgets show the draw on the battery. Is there an indicator that signifies it's charging or not? I'm usually not this dense.

EDIT... I installed the app on my thunderbolt which is running gingerbread, and it appears to not show zero all the time. I've also noticed on that device that the numbers sometimes have a + front of them and sometimes don't. I'm assuming the plus means that it's a charge state into the battery and unknown number is a negative state or a draw on the battery. Playing with it on my HOX a little bit more I noticed that when I turned the screen on for a brief moment there is a small positive number, usually around 100, displayed. So maybe it is working but when my screen is on I have a net zero Balance between charging and discharging.

I've just been playing around with Current Widget and noticed that it diss give numbers other than 0. With the phone off the charger i'm getting readings in the 900+mah range. Plug in the charger and it drops to between 98 and 387. I guess I can conclude that this alleged 1A Samsung wall charger I'm using is only putting out 500-750, unless of course the phone is only asking for that much.

Either way, my battery life is terrible today. I went from 100%	to 30%	In just a few hours, with only an hour and 23 minutes of screen time. I've been on the wall charger for at least an hour now, and I haven't gained any chargeback. It seems the phone is incapable of charging while being used to any extent.
[HTC One X] aeabilar:
Patience, my friend. It will catch up after few more charging cycles. Initially, my HTC One X charges for 3.5 hours to hit 100%. Now, it requires 2.5 hours to fully-charge it. Maybe not as ideal as 1-hour charging, but the improvement is still significant.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
I've had my HOX for 4 1/2 weeks now. If it hasn't gotten through any new break in charge cycle issues by now, I don't believe it ever will. LOL.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Hey guys I just got my one x about 30 min ago from handtec UK. I'm in the us and they provided me with a charger adapter. The one x won't turn on nor charge. Anybody?
[HTC One X] Ripley:
You need a transformer to change the voltage, the UK is 240 volts, what is the US?
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Thanks for the advice. Actually I figured it out. The phone had no juice at all, in fact it was minus lol. So I had to let the phone plugged in for 5 minutes before it really started to charge.
[HTC One X] shuflie:
You still get 6 full charges, the 'left over' 350ma is the additional current your pack could supply to a device that needs it, the One X apparently does not. What it really means is that in one hour the capacity of your battery pack has been depleted by 650mah instead of 1000mah, leaving an additional 350mah capacity still in the battery pack for later use.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
US is 120 volts @ 60 Hz in theory. In practice I've seen it flux anywhere from 110-120.
[HTC One X] bveditz:
Nah, it's only charging at 650ma, not using the full 1A. If you read the other forums, you need a special 'charging' cabling to get the full 1A.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27250997&postcount=12
[HTC One X] PeartFan40:
My One X charges lightening fast. From dead to full in under two hours.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"~Rush
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
newest addon or patches post here

newest radio:11.76A.3504.00P_11.24A.3504.31_M

newest firmware:PG58IMG_hboot1.27_3.33

patches:

patch_HTCLocation_v3.6_signed.zip

patch_friendstream_v3.6_signed.zip:View attachment 1224832

patch_googlesevice_Phonesky_v3.x_signed.zip

View attachment 1191935

addons:

View attachment 1193654

View attachment 1191934

View attachment 1190693
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
new link ready,no paid apk again,pls check:cool:
[HTC Sensation] pnut22r:
Bout to check it out.
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
I think it is more fair to vote this thread after using the rom!!:eek:
[HTC Sensation] blahbl4hblah:
Wouldn't it have been easier if you just talked to the mod about it instead of making a duplicate thread?
[HTC Sensation] vince.liu:
The download link is fail to open. Could you fix it? It seems interesting.
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
yes,you are right,thanks your help,after posted new thread I understood the mod's meaning:)
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
the link works,but mediafire is hard to link in China's internet server,so you have to use agent's server to download it or go to "机峰论坛-G18"，I post another thread in China,which link is 115,it is easy to download for chinese user.
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
update_SenseLite4.0_v1.1_ICE_v1.4_patch,see attachment,update to v1.1
[HTC Sensation] xfans:
谢谢你，兄弟，辛苦
[HTC Sensation] 2i3:
Play/Market missing?
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
do part2

6) Phonesky install
[HTC Sensation] 2i3:
Thanks dude

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Actually one thing I do miss is HTC News Widget in old sense, could you manage to add it here? Thanks.
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
5) GenieWidget install

you try install gapp '5)GenieWidget install',is it HTC News Widget or not?if not,could you pls upload the apk here,then I try to add it on next version.:)
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
new version: SenseLite4.0_v1.4_InsertCoin_Evolution_v1.4 is coming:)
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
have you got HTC News Widget ?
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
SenseLite4.0_v1.5_InsertCoin_Evolution_v1.5 is coming
[HTC Sensation] pekaka:
new rom:SenseLite4.0_v1.6_InsertCoin_Evolution_v1.6_aroma_super is coming soon,aroma installer + super two in one:)