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[Transformer TF300T General] omidz:
I think 10k is not bad at all for me considering that im using stock ROM. Plus, it really feels fast.
[Transformer TF300T General] jusatin:
How do you get to 10k using the stock rom? Anything else than the build.prop?
[Transformer TF300T General] deathskater:
I always match transformer prime or a bit more on antutu benchnark.. also this is not 1.5ghz on performance mode. Every single app atm missreads the tablet for 1.5 when it is 1.2. I have tried overclocking and when set to 1.5 it will score same as set to 1.2.

Dont forget to set performance mode before benchmarking and be on a fresh boot
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sanghaviraj:
Having tried hd screen caller id,n other apps, none are perfect n even close to the mod popurri full screen i used on s2, the problem with third party app is that they don't replace the system call screen completely,n hence they lag, so some dev
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] aalupatti:
this is possible if some one ports the ics default dialer.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Alienex22:
.

Try HAX SYNCH for ICS
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sanghaviraj:
Hax sync or any other sync will only sync photos, what I'm talking is about the caller screen, displaying the contact photo in full screen, the awesome screen of note in its full potential
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Messatsu:
I use Full Screen Caller ID.

Light Version : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androminigsm.fscifree

Full Version : https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wsMSwxLDEwMiwiY29tLmFuZHJvbWluaWdzbS5mc2NpIl0.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sanghaviraj:
I have already stated i hv used third party apps available in the market, but they dnt work perfect a they r not tailor made for note, also they just show up on top of the system caller id,n hence they are lagy, there was a mod, "popurri full screen"for sg2 n it worked flawlessly, wishing the same charm on my beloved note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Att.Fan1982:
I'm wondering if it may be possible to take the apk file utilized by the phone dialer from a pure aosp ROM and use a root explorer to copy that apk into the system app folder and reboot the device to get this dialer on the note. Any experienced dev care to chime in on the possibility of this method working?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] naijaguy:
Best I've seen so far is HD Contacts Photos. Works perfectly on the note.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryosoftware.contactphotosupdater
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] aalupatti:
that is a totally different app.

Its meant to increase the quality of contact image ( ie to fix something google has screwed up big time and no signs of improving. )

What the OP wants is something like ASOP dialer which shows full screen contact in outgoing and incoming calls.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] nutu18:
for that good dialer who manage to see picture with hi res, and no lag you can install this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797698
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sebastjanp:
Big Caller ID picture :)

I have just flashed this MOD and I must say I'm amazed :)

The mod was uploaded on XDA by user stgeo but the real wizard behind it is Italian user Juros77 on Androidiani forum.

I was a bit scared to flash this on AlianceROM 2.1 because I thought that it will not fit in such heavy modified theme as the one on Robbies ROM but it works great and it looks great.

Only downside I see right now is the absence of recording button but I believe developer will fix that in the future also.

The original thread of the MOD is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1920091

and the screen-shot of a phone in action:

WARNING: Off course you have to add your high res photos to each user because the user pictures google account offers are very low resolution and they would look grainy on this Dialer.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sanghaviraj:
S,it looks.promising, i will.definitely try n.report
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] lohyitchun:
This is absolutely something must do with my Galaxy Note, if this will not take away the Call Rec Mod.

CallRec is very important to me, so I will wait and see if someone make it happen... large photo and CallRec available
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Updated July 3rd:

This is a DIY case I made using a cheap TPU case, Sugru, and a 30mm adapter ring. 30mm is one of the smallest standard sizes for lens accessories, most commonly used by camcorders. By having a case with a 30mm ring, I can use accessories like lenses, filters, and lens caps that are normally meant for camcorders.

The first version was centered around the international S II's LED/lens piece. The second version was centered around just the lens, and is the one I'm using now.

Currently waiting for lens cap and circular polarizing filter. Macro lens arrived today, and below are some shots taken with it, comparison pictures taken without it, and some pics of the actual lens/case

Cost (bought most from ebay):

Case: $1.50

Ring: about $1-2

Sugru: Sold in larger packs, but actually used amount comes out to perhaps $2 (http://sugru.com/)

Macro+wide angle kit: $15-$20

Circular polarizing filter: $5

Lens cap: $2

Also available, though I haven't bought it:

2x, 3x, 4x telephoto lenses: $15-$100

Various filters: $?

Step up rings: $1-2 (for use with other size accessories, like 37mm)

Test pics, comparative (no lens/lens):

Full size examples

Click for large version
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Coedy:
Interesting!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] collinsac24:
yes very interesting, but seems like the flash would ruin each picture flashing into the lens, wouldn't it?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
The 30mm mount is for a CPL, lens cap and macro lens that are on their way. Maybe a 2x or 3x zoom in the future. No situation I need those in is going to require flash, especially not the kind of flash a phone gives
[Galaxy S II Accessories] collinsac24:
I don't know about all the camera stuff I just was assuming kinda, but yea seems cool hope to see some test photos sometime.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] DEVLIN7:
cool

great idea! galaxy s3 is rolling out so get a design on it and might have future buyers if thats what ur heading toward.:)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
CPL is a circular polarizing filter, which helps control light in outdoor pictures, reduces reflections, makes blue skies bluer etc. macro lens is for close-up shots, zoom self explanatory.

I already have a macro lens, but it's one of those tiny made-for-phones ones. Originally it came with a magnet, but I modified it:

Now it attaches to my case. The case in these pictures is a $1.30 one from ebay, one I absolutely love, so I tend to buy a ton of them and use them for various things like this. Got one unmodified one which the small macro lens fits into, then the one with the 30mm ring. One was cut up to make the little rubber thing that holds the small lens in place, one was cut up to make a microUSB dust protector, and several more have died to just testing stuff.

I also have a DIY tripod adapter that fits the case

So basically I'm making an entire accessory system around these $1.30 cases.

Finally, here's a macro image taken with the small (not a 30mm) macro lens
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
If anyone is interested in making their own there's a bit more info on materials, what to get etc here: http://www.pocketables.com/2012/06/from-the-diy-drawer-30mm-camera-accessory-adapter-case.html
[Galaxy S II Accessories] collinsac24:
So the final photo was taken with the phone with the lens you installed? That looks great(at least to a non photographer person) any plans to make and sell, for those less talented?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
No, the final photo was taken with the tiny made-for-cellphones lens you see in some of the images you quoted. The result with that lens is what made me go ahead with the 30mm system which this thread is really about, which uses "real" lenses, not that "made-for-cellphone thingies

And no I don't really have any plans to sell, but at a cost of about $5 per case for just the adapter case, it wouldn't be hard to make those plans. Then all you need is lenses and other things off eBay or elsewhere and they screw right in
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mizoguchitakehiro:
too good!!:D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] collinsac24:
Well if you can get about the same effect or better using actual camera accessories then I'd pay probably 15$ , once you are able to get some photos up showing the whole setup would work you may have your first customer....pretty sure this is one of those impulse buys when you buy something cool that you know you don't need lol
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
If you only want to play with it a bit, this is a good kit to start with:

http://dx.com/p/universal-13mm-wide...ent-for-digital-cameras-and-cell-phones-14953

It's the same as what took that picture. It comes with a macro and wide angle lens, and attaches magnetically to an adhesive metal ring you stick around the camera lens. I didn't like the magnet system and made the stick-in system that you see in the images that have been quoted here. It's basically a nice "starter kit"

I was so impressed by it and found it so fun doing macro shots that I started the 30mm project. Parts wise for it you can count $5 for case parts, $20 for macro/wide angle lens kit, $5 for a circular polarizing filter, about $2 for a lens cap, and while I haven't ordered one, about $20 for a 2x/3x telephoto lens.

Still waiting for all the accessories aside from what's on the case, but once stuff starts coming in, I'll post extensive samples.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] erwinwijaya:
you can try this..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-in-1-Lens...403085?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3cc1334f4d
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lfabresm:
good work!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kabukinimo:
Wow! Awesome! Very interesting to try.. :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
I was stupid enough to order the macro lens from Dealextreme, which we all know doesn't give a rat's ass if the item ships in two days or two months. I checked back in to see it hadn't even shipped, so I canceled it and re-ordered it on eBay. Should ship Monday, so will still be a while until it arrives :/ CPL should be right around the corner though
[Galaxy S II Accessories] greatricky:
awesome !!! :good::good:

---------- Post added at 02:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:51 PM ----------

I am going to make one now :p
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PhilPassmore:
Looks like a great project. My only thought as a photographer is that you should make sure that you align the centre of the adapter ring with the centre of the phone lens. This will ensure that any lenses that you mount are optically aligned. If you don't do this, there is a great risk of introducing a lot of distortion.

Phil
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
That was one of the things I feared.. Guess I'll have to redo the case at one point then. Shouldn't be an issue since I have both more cases and rings on the way
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Still waiting for something to use it with (sometimes I hate ebay) but I did get a new batch of cases, so I used the time to dismantle the old case. Gave me a chance to test how well the ring adapter sticks to the case with Sugru (well!) and allowed me to make a version where the ring is centered around the lens, not the lens/led piece
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
It's here!

Test pics, comparative (no lens/lens):

Full size examples

Click for large version
[Galaxy S II Accessories] svceon:
Awesome job! great picture potential
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
CPL and the largest lens cap (for the wide angle lens) arrived today. Still missing some step up/down adapters and the 30mm (small) lens caps. CPL looks nice, not the right weather to go play with it right now though.

CBA finding my DSLR or better lighting so here's a mr blurrycam of all the pieces. From the bottom, the adapter case, cpl, macro, wide angle, and lens cap
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Is it possible to use the DSLR spare part (the lens house/hub only, the ring in the middle of the DSLR) so you can mount real DSLR lens...Maybe this is a good idea?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
DSLR lenses are designed to work directly with the image chip. These screw-on lenses on the other hand are designed to work with existing lens systems. Slapping a DSLR lens on an existing lens won't work unless there's some sort of adapter lens out there that I don't know about. Probably why you can't find (read: I've tried to find, with no luck) adapter rings that go FROM X mm rings to DSLR lens attachment rings.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ejebiga:
i found this, seem very interesting to...

http://www.tinyshutter.com/review-of-macro-cell-lens-band-from-photojojo/376
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Hmmm, the auto-focus controller for DSLR is in the lens... I was thinking about the Chainfire's DSLR Controller program paired with DIY adapter to control the lens' auto-focus...

The lens connector in the DSLR lens mount wired to microUSB and controlled via some sort of program that can fix the focus of the phone's camera and control the DSLR lens' auto-focus... So the phone's whole camera become the image chip/sensor and the lens/auto-focus is the DSLR lens itself.

It would be magnificent.

Maybe Chainfire could help for the program since he made the DSLR Controller program?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.dslrcontroller&hl=en
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
It's not a matter of focus, it's a matter of how the lenses break the light. If you were to attach it, you would get a tiny bit in the middle where it actually films through the lens, and then the rest of the on-screen image will be the camera seeing the sides of the lens.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Ah the aperture curtain... I see... I forgot that DSLR lens got it's curtain inside lens... :P

I thought it was only the lens, antishake, and autofocus motor inside.... Sorry... hehehe...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] saywhatt:
this is a great idea.. i will try this one out soon :P
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Declan79:
this seems interesting
[Galaxy S II Accessories] erwinwijaya:
no need any other lens if you want to take macro picture..just using magnifier application from google play to take macro picture
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
S

You're confusing macro with cropping....couldnt be more different
[Galaxy S II Accessories] erwinwijaya:
Without magnifier

Untitled by erwinwijaya, on Flickr

Untitled by erwinwijaya, on Flickr

With magnifier

Untitled by erwinwijaya, on Flickr

All picture have same resolution
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
Normally, after work, my battery would be around 85%, but all of a sudden, yesterday, my battery after work was only 24%. I am not sure what is the cause of this behavior. I installed apps like tripit, travelsafe, skyscanner, onthefly, but I don't think that should cause this.

I have tried the battery removal trick, but it hasn't worked. The phone wakes up every few minutes and therefore, drains a lot of battery. Could someone offer good insight into what is causing this and how to solve this permanently? Thanks.

I am on ICS LQ2 with speedmod kernel k3-3, and my battery was great even on ICS until yesterday.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 3mL:
According to the tings I've read, you should always unlock the screen before removing the charger and if the problem persists just do a reboot.

That's what always works for me - on Speedmod kernel.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] routey:
I'm on sppedmod kernel and sometimes will not go into deep sleep...phone will get very hot in my pdocket which to me is a sign that its not going into deep sleep. ill then do a reboot and monitor thru cpuspy. reboot works but I've not found a permanent solution as yet.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
Thanks for your replies, but unfortunately, rebooting hasn't worked for me.

What else can I do? Please do not suggest formatting or wiping anything, as it would be too much of a pain to do with my current configuration.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 3mL:
Perhaps you can try to - flash abyss 3.9 for GB - run that jbroid kernel cleaning - reflash your kernel.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
I would like to stay away from any flashing our wiping. Any other options?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] baz77:
Use betterbatterystats tp analyse what is causing wakelocks, search for app thread :-)

Edit othereise you are just shooting in the dark.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Utacka:
logout google latitude from google maps app. Remember whenever you open the "google latitude app" you will automaticly log in. so only use google maps application to log out.

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] emuX:
I'm on latest stock ICS and rooted (not that that should make any difference.)

Rebooting phone after charging works every time for me, and had become my staple routine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zanpaktouslasher:
mine too?

hi, i had a similar problem...here i uploaded my battery graph, does it show that my phone never really sleep too?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] letters_to_cleo:
Have you tried going to Airplane mode only? If you haven't done that, then try to see if you can turn your phone mode off and observe if your still getting the high battery drainer issue.

One of the big drainers in the battery are your high percentage screen output. If you got a high screen % output that means you got wakelocks and it's being triggered by an app/s on your phone.

See if you can disable one by one those apps you mentioned above, charge up your phone to say 10 to 15 mins, take out the charger, set screen timeout (on settings to 15 secs) and turn off the screen and set your phone to airplane mode off. Observe for an hour without using it.

Note the percentage on your Screen from the time you took out the charger to the time you check back (after an hour) to see if it had gone down already.

Cheers/;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tonio78370:
Hi,

ICS has this 200 MHz problem and, for the moment, there doesn't seem to be a lot to do about it. I reboot every morning after charging and I'm fine for the day.

Without getting paranoiac about your battery (you have your phone because you use/need it, not for becoming a world champion in Deep Sleep :D), mind what you install.

I usually "lose" between 1~2% capacity/hour and manage to run it a whole day with ~60% of the battery (WiFi, BT and GPS active). Yesterday I installed some Security thing and jumped to 4~5% immediately. It also caused constant 200 MHz mode and reboot didn't change a thing.

I dumped it this morning and am fine again. Here's my situation after 3h48m of activity today, I have 88% left :cool:

(Sorry for the big picture but I don't manage otherwise :confused:)

I keep my GNote as standard as I can and just verify briefly, with CPU Spy if everything is fine after installation of a new App. If it's no good I delete it and that's it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
Thanks everyone for the replies. Without quoting everyone, let me say I have tried all the tests you guys suggested. I have tried the airplane method, rebooting, monitoeing for apps, etc. I dont have latitude so didn't try that method. I also reinstalled speedmod k3-3 kernel last night.

I upload there images: system battery info., cpuspy and betterbaterystats. It seems, for now, my phone IS doing a little better with going into deep sleep. Unfortunately, I don't know which method worked, so I don't have a definite solution for anyone suffering from the same issue. As an observation, my phone used to go into deep sleep mode much more than it does now.

Edit: I have attached the following five screenshots to be analyzed. It seems the issue is not solved yet, and the phone still doesn't go into deep sleep the way it should. Could someone help point out from the screenshots what's going on? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
Could someone please examine the cause of the issue from the attached screenshots in my earlier post?

Stock ICS LQ2, LPT Modem, Speedmod k3-3 kernel, AT&T
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jpmiv:
Have you tried removing the battery for a few mins? Try that then reinstall the battery and charge the phone for a few hours while off. It worked for me. Found the tip on the India update thread.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Beards:
In your screenshots you have WiFi running for a lengthy period.

WiFi is notorious for eating the Battery.

Only use it when you actually need it.

The only contradiction to this is when you are actually using WiFi for an extensive period (do not include turning off the screen and leaving WiFi running in this description) it is kinder on the Battery than a Data Plan.

Also, as jpmiv mentions.... don't just remove the Battery (which I note you have already tried this method) but again as jpmiv mentions leave the Battery out of your Note for a short while before reinserting. It will clear away any residual memory on the Note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
I put the phone last night into airplane mode, turned it off and charged it for several hours.I'll test how it works today and post the results. If it doesn't show any signs of improvement, I will try your recommended method.

For historical information, I did try removing the battery for more than 10 mins, but did not charge it while it was turned off after inserting the battery. As I said, I will try your method after some testing today.

Yes.

Thanks to both of you for your suggestions. I'll post results tonight.

Could you or someone comment on any rogue apps from the screenshots which are causing the battery to drain faster? Is the behavior as shown in the screenshots for kernel and partial wake locks normal?

Stock ICS LQ2, LPT Modem, Speedmod k3-3 kernel, AT&T
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Beards:
It's definitely your WiFi which is the main culprit.

Look at the WiFi Running and wlan_rx_wake
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] letters_to_cleo:
Have you turn off your WIFI dude?

Judging on the screenshots you made... your WIFI has been ON for a lengthy of time and anyone knows that if you enable your WIFI, it's surely going to eat most of your battery.

Try to see if you turn it off, and see if there's a considerable on your phone's battery after.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
Yes, wifi is on, but what I should have mentioned is that I used to have a much better deep sleep time even with wifi on before last Friday when the issue began showing up. Also note that the wifi was on only because I was home - when I am at work, I am on data connection.

Is there anything else in terms of apps that you find unusual or the cause of the issue? Something is waking up my Note more often than it used to.

Stock ICS LQ2, LPT Modem, Speedmod k3-3 kernel, AT&T
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hotweiss:
It may also be an application that keeps the wakelocks on...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Entropy512:
Wrong. The BCM4330's standby power is significantly reduced compared to older chipsets - leaving it enabled at all times uses negligible power unless the chip misbehaves.

When you actually have a connection, using wifi for background data uses far less power than the cell radio.

On my I777, it was typically: 0.5%/hour drain on wifi, 1%/hour or so if wifi was off (due to background syncs going over the power-hungry cell radio.)

Similar results on my N7000.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Beards:
I did say there was a contradiction....

Anyway, explain why wlan_rx_wake is then using so much.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] incisivekeith:
So the results suggest that the phone does go into deep sleep the way it used to. I haven't done anything special for thede results other than what I intentioned in my previous posts.

I was on data connection for the screenshots posted. I noticed the wake locks are much more when I'm on wifi, and less deep sleep on wifi.