yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] NateN34:
Yeah, they are both the exact same specs....and I agree, don't choose the phone based on which performs a tad better in benchmarks.

If you must know though:

The HTC One X scores higher than both the 4G LTE and SIII. The 4G LTE scores higher all around by a tad bit in both graphical and CPU benchmarks. Although they are very close, making the difference negligible in real life applications.

The memory on the HTC EVO 4G LTE is also a good amount faster than the SIIIs, which is said to reduce the response lag in some real life applications.

TL;DR: The EVO 4G LTE scores higher than the SIII in benchmarks...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] i9100g user:
Benchmarks r higher on s3 easily btw u shouldnt decide buying a phone on basis of benchmarks ,btw my experience with s3 was slightly better i would say s3

These r my benchmarks but by default too s3 get higher benchmarks cuz it has better gpu ,and an top notch cpu .

I would say go to a store and run both of them and decide
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] smalldice:
Tony grab the soap before the lock down. Jk now seriously don't buy the one that anyone tells you to buy. Go to the store play with both of them and pick the one you like. I got the Evo because first I hate touchwiz second the evo looks more professional and third the camera and beats audio are amazing. By the way beats by dre earbud are not that great for their price. I bought the Klipsch S4A and they are amazing. Good luck budy.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SoraX64:
This isn't helpful to the thread at all, but I love your username.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] metalfan78:
I agree with a few of these guys, go to the store and test both. Don't do or buy something based on others. I chose the evo because I've never had a Samsung phone I liked. I played around with the gsIII just to make sure I didn't want to trade my evo in for it, didn't like it too much but it is a nice phone.

"We're coming from a pure power source"
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
Benchmarks dont mean a thing. If you are going to make your purchase based on benchmarks save yourself the headaches and just buy an iPhone.

( I kid, I kid)

But seriously, benchmarks dont matter
[Motorola Droid RAZR] HSD-Pilot:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27927999

:p

Gesendet von meinem XT910 mit Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brainwash123:
Thanks, I actually followed that thread but it mostly deals with improving the result not solving the root of the problem.

I would say it's mostly a complement to your thread, except the recommendations which are pretty similar.

I could have added to your thread but the information gets lost quickly if you are not within the first few posts.

Above is only one of the ways in which you can systematically track down battery usage, mostly tailored for an ICS Razr.

Thanks again for your reference, it's very helpful and all owners should read it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brainwash123:
Explanations for varios high-usage services:

com*motoemail*

This is the default email client included by Motorola. I had to replace it with the standard ICS mail client and chose the inverted version:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1634469

I have seen a high improvement since I made the switch and functionality is almost the same.

The Motorola email client is hungry for wakelocks so something is badly coded there. The situation gets even worse if you add the widget to your homescreen.

I'm on the leak so situation might be improved by the OTA.

spi_tty_wakelock

This is actually the data connection (2G/3G/4G) transferring data.

Could be caused by always-online applications (Facebook, Messenger, GTalk) and by network location service.

This name is specific to Motorola.

PowerManagerService

Grouping of partial wakelocks: https://github.com/asksven/BetterBatteryStats-Knowledge-Base/wiki/PowerManagerService

AudioOut

Caused by: phone ringing, audio notifications, haptic/sound feedback for selections and keyboard, listening to radio/music.

usb

Caused by the USB connection, of course.

Tip: by doing a complete dump of the file you can study the running services as well, it's the last section of the file. I'm still trying to make figure out what the all the com.motorola services are doing and what input (data, location, ...) they need.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] BytecodeMe:
Great tips, a somewhat different approach to increasing battery life.

Can I add this to my thread, get an all in one?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IronTechmonkey:
Nice write up. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] justrobyn25:
I have rooted my Samsung Galaxy next turbo (GT-S5570i ) and after that I created 2 partition on my 16 GB card with MiniTool Partition.

- 1 partition fat 32 Primary of 13.5 GB

- 1 partition ext 4 Primary of app 1 gb

After that I instaled APP2SD and installed many aplications bun none can be moved...

I've rooted the phone with the help of an topic I found but I just rooted, no flash rom or something else

Have I done something wrong ? I forgot to do something ?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] R.A.G.E:
It need kernel with init.d
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] justrobyn25:
Can somebody be more specific or link me a tutorial or someting ?

TKS
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] musashihatred:
there's a guide how to to that on the general. [Hack] something. cant find it -_-" but init.d, u can find that on custom roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] R.A.G.E:
Yeah u have to use custom rom to get init.d. U can do on stock via dsixdia but it is more difficult
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjc8870:
I have switched over from rooted Evo and was able to tether with wireless tether app. I now have galaxy siii and I am rooted. I am unable to,tether with wifi app. I am getting an adhoc error. I tried other apps but I am unable to get it working. tethering is only reason I root. I am looking for some help or advice to get this working.

thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
Are you running a carrier-branded ROM? Because the international stock i9300 ROM includes Wifi tethering (AP 'Host' mode) in stock.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjc8870:
I am using stock Samsung rom.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netomel:
I am having a problem similar I use to have free tethering by disabling the manager in GB but I flashed the ics leak and I can't find a way to make it free again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DSinfinite:
So for whatever reason my phone now says it's fully charged @ 96% instead of 100%.

Anyone know why that would happen? Thanks up front for your input..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Sounds like a BLX script kicking in (BatteryLifeXtender) to give your battery the longest physical run time. Are you using a custom kernel of any sort?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
I believe that it's normal for your phone to get charged to 100% and dropping some before it starts charging again.

Swiftkey'ed on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wangpengsdf:
Hava you flashed a kernel?

Flashing some kinds of kernel may change it,WIPE and reflash a stock kernel will repair.A fake battery may also be the reason,test the phone with a new battery to see whether the old battery is fake
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DSinfinite:
Franco kernel, stock battery so I don't know?

I haven't changed anything recently except I updated the Franco nightly to 196..

It just recently started being fully charged @ 96% in the past couple days. I've had my G Nex for almost a month now. Running Gummy and Franco Kernel from the gate?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isinisterx:
Franco has blx in his kernels, its normal don't worry. Its to help your battery keep its strength. All is good :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belvedere:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27824175&postcount=20542
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DSinfinite:
Please reiterate? Because it never started doing this until a couple days ago.

Thanks :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] poopoo152010:
I think what he's saying is that even stock kernels charge to 100% then even while plugged in will stop charging and drop to about 96 and continue charging again even though the lock screen still says charged. This prevents overcharging. But as the other post says Franco kernel has a script that says the battery is full at 96%. You can change that with his app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oxirane:
That's how phones and laptops charge, actually. They usually stop at some predetermined level under 100%... my laptop stops at 80%, most Android phones stop around 96%. The manufacturer often displays this percentage as 100% to prevent user confusion, a lot of custom rom/kernel devs force the battery reading to be accurate though.

The reason behind the battery not charging all the way to 100% is going to either extreme, 100% or 0%, shortens the overall life of Lithium Ion batteries.

TL;DR: Don't worry about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
This.
[HTC One S] leezer3:
OK, so a debugFS rooting method has come out for various other devices.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1704209

I've been playing with this with a thought to getting into the OneS without the HTCDev unlock. These are my findings to date:

* Creating a symlink to the /system mblock allows viewing and editing of the /system partition. Changes to the partition come out as follows on reboot:

* New files- Deleted

* Changed files- Roll back to the original contents

* Permissions changes- These appear to stick. As an example, change the permissions on something like /system/build.prop and on a reboot you will still be able to open as a non-elevated user.

I tried deleting from within debugFS and then symlinking across, but this gives me a file is already present error. (Obviously it's not)

What I'm not sure about is the correct way (Possibility) to create a cross partition symlink within debugFS. I would head over into that thread, but obviously postcount is a minor problem :laugh:

Does this get us any further forward?
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
If this can work, sweet

hopefully someone can do some magic with this

*edit*

Not many interest :(
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
You got me thinking

Did you check the other root methode for usefull stuff in de root.bat file?
[HTC One S] leezer3:
Yep :(

The debugFS root method essentially follows this process:

* Symlinks the device node to a local writeable folder.

* Reboot and you can then access the raw device through this symlink.

* Using the debugFS binary, you can then write anything you like to the raw filesystem.

The 'other' devices this works on retain these raw filesystem changes over a reboot, but the One series appears to perform a hashcheck (or similar) of it's /system at boot and from there regenerate any files it considers to be damaged, and deletes any newly added files.

If I could figure out where it's triggering the regen from, it'd be childsplay to do this (We've got the key to the lock).

Trouble is at the moment, something triggers the regen, and if I don't know whats doing it then I'm stuffed.
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
Some more info form a dev or anyone would be great.
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
Nobody here that can explain of this can work or not.....:confused:
[HTC One S] Samugai:
Bummer, would be awesome to get some devs behind this.

Sent from the One.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Well, this

pretty much kills any development work unless someone can find out what why this happens and how to prevent it.
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
There must be some Dev here that can enlight us of this can work or not?

I don't get it? aren't there many ppl waiting for a Stock root option?

In the AT&T HTC ONE XL thread there is much more action....
[HTC One S] leezer3:
Take it from me, I know :p

I suspect it's a part of the secure boot process, but I simply don't know enough about that to start meddling in there.

I'm fine with anything vaugely Linux related, but I've never really looked into breaking through security.

I'd halfway wonder if symlinking to the root device for /boot and then doing a dd of a 1.78 based insecure boot image would work, but I'm very reluctant to dd onto a running filesystem.

It'd be so much easier to try some stuff if I could get to unmount/ remount the filesystems properly, simply as trying to dd or use low-level access tools on a running filesystem isn't clever *at all* :laugh:
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
Hi all...Just received my one x, purchased from eBay...slightly used...Just like to know what sort of things i need to check out using stock firmware before starting to mess with rooting and custom roms etc in case there is something wrong and i need to return to htc under warranty which I'm hoping they'll honour even though i don't have a receipt and btw how long is the warranty for...read on various forums indicating it may be two years which would be very good!

Thanks in advance...Ash

Sorry, just to add are there any serious/common problems with the one x as my sgs2 was pretty fault free.
[HTC One X] animaleyes76:
All electronic goods in the EU are covered for 2 years (even if the standard warranty is one year in the individual member state (such as the uk))
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
Are you sure...I've thrown things away thinking they were out of warranty!
[HTC One X] Goku80:
plus you are covered by ebay and paypal anyway if the product you bought does not match the description you bought it as or anything wrong with it..ebay always favors the buyer more than the seller so you should be covered by them to if you get any issues with the phone
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Is yours the international Teg3 version or the AT&T S4 version? Assuming its Teg3, the warranty varies based on the country the phone was originally sold in. Its two years for the UK and the EU. For unlocked phones, I'd imagine HTC would ask for some sort of proof of purchase. Samsung did when I needed my i9100 repaired in the UK. Some people have actually gotten HTC US to service their international phone which is something Samsung would never do.

As for things to look for I'd guess you've already checked the build quality and the display. There have been some QC issues; especially on early devices. A small percentage of phones have a Wi-Fi h/w fault so you'll want to make sure you're getting a Wi-Fi signal at least as good as you're i9100. Mine's actually better so yours should be to. Other routine things to check are the cell signal, BT, GPS, audio output via the headphone jack, etc. Also make sure it has the latest update (.11 assuming it's a UK/EU device) if you're going to run the stock ROM.

I came from a i9100 and can answer any "how do I?" questions you might have. The One X is a fantastic phone and does everything better than the i9100 ever did. There's also a massive update coming soon that moves the phone to 4.0.4 and hopefully a 3.X kernel. Initial reports are better benchmarks, battery life, and a bunch of UI fixes.
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
i don't think there would be or is anything wrong but just wanted to check any common problems other users may also have experienced so i can check those particular things.

I paid £240 for the phone fully boxed...is that a decent deal...it's black/grey?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
very good deal mate...mine is grey as well and i also came from the s2..i love this phone...very happy
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
Thanks for a very detailed and useful post...I'm in the UK and was told the phone is unlocked...can't really tell what processor it is as it only says quad core in the about box!
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
It's a Teg3 international phone then. Go to the market and get "CIC check." It's for HTC phones and will tell you the CIC of your phone. That'll tell what market the phone was originally intended to be sold in. Post your CIC and someone will tell you where it's from.
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
No app in market called cic check except a lockscreen app?
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Duh? Sorry. It's CID.

Here's the link...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwxLDEsIm9yZy50cml0b25zb2Z0LmNpZGdldHRlciJd
[HTC One X] mchu6am4:
Just downloaded the app...there are references to HTC Europe and UK mobile networks such as Vodafone Tesco gifgaff etc and there are also references to tegra but I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking for and where abouts it's shown on screen?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
I bought the white housing kit n switched the white power n volume rockers to original dark grey kept the original battery cover ( by force cant find a white one) .. n switched the camera cover from the silver (original on white housing) to black from i think it looks pretty sick even with the battery cover another color ... what do u guys/girls think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
Nice ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
Correct forum now jaja :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SladeNoctis:
Awesome im doing this as well, how did you switch the camera tho?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
Why'd you make a new thread? Several of us in the White Housing thread already have done this and posted pictures there.

Anyways... I did the same thing since my white housing didn't come with buttons, also used the grey back temporarily till my white back arrived. It looks better with the white back :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
its like an aluminum piece just take the green stickers off the back n it has like 4 flaps or whatever just pull the up n it has like a glue but comes right out n switched with the other one

I didnt know this im new here so i just added it .. anyways it looks pretty sick i just need the white battery cover i need a original one though any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
Thread is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1521365

Read the last few pages for pics and stuff.

most of us bought the white battery cover from parts4repair.com (it's original)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
Hey thanks ill check it out 12 bucks is pretty cheap!
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
So I flashed the xdark ics rom and then flashed the CM9 CDMA fix and Carrier fix files to see if it would work. And I was able to use the ROM to make several successful calls and even activate via the *228 but was not able to use any 3G data. Wifi, calls and pretty much everything worked great. My questio is if anyone here would be interested in taking a stab at getting 3G data working? I do not know if its just a matter of editing the build.prop or the phone apk. But just wanted to let all R800x users know that at least calls are working so technically you could use this as an every day for calls only and wifi.

Here is the link to the ROM. I am not the creator of this rom and take no credit for it whatsoever. That goes to xdarkmario.

Here is the link to the link.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1729250&page=15

Here is what I wrote in my post regarding my outcome of flashing the said files.

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This is from post #150 (page 15)

So I have a CDMA R800x. I flashed this ROM and the CDMA Fix from Atarii and the Carrier fix from other ROMs and I was able to activate my phone via *228 from Verizon. I do not have 3G data, but I can make calls and wifi works when i flash the Doomkernel ICS wifi modules.

Would you be willing to look into the 3G data aspect of this ROM and see if its possible to get that working on this ROM?

Alsok this ROM is pretty cool so far. Very Clean.....

The carrier fix / CDMA fix were made to make any GSM CM9 ROM work on the R800x

Please niote, first time I use the dialer I get a com.android.phone error, but then it dials and works fine.

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I would like to get peoples thoughts on this as to how we can get 3G data working.
[Xperia Play Android Development] agraceful:
If I'm not mistaken the guy hacked up like three different roms and slapped them together. And I think it was partially the sony beta which will essentially screw us and put us at the point we are still on in finding a way to turn non aosp/aokp based roms for cdma. Maybe some new minds can figure something out for us abused X plays
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
I don't know what the basis of this ROM is but I did flash the CM9 CDMA fix and was able to make calls. Just no data. So that at least kills one of two problems right there.
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
So I guess no one is interested in attempting to get 3G data working on this ROM? Calls work just fine........ just need data working. Would it be something as simple as some build.prop edits or at most a phone.apk messed with.... anyone?
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
Oh yeah, I forget about logcat sometimes. I will download it and see what it comes up with and post the results here. I have never used logcat before.
[Xperia Play Android Development] 216Monster:
Pax showed me a pretty nice app called "catlog" for log cats while your phones on, just thought Id share!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nolanlawson.logcat&hl=en
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
Just downloaded it. I am currently on my nandroid of 2.3.3 but will save the catlog app and later tonight or tomorrow when i have time I will run it and post the results of the LogCat here. Thank you 216Monster for the suggestion
[Xperia Play Android Development] savage24x:
I'd really like someone to get this working. I love this ROM and just flashed it.
[Xperia Play Android Development] ozzmanj1:
I gave up on the project. I simply don't have the Tim's between wife, kids, work, etc to spend the proper time I need to figure everything out. Anyone willing to take the torch and run with it? Ill admit R800x users are on the short end of the leash. With that said I appreciate LLC the devs efforts to make things for own cdma phone even when they do jot have our specific model.
[Xperia Play Android Development] savage24x:
I'm doing some testing now.

EDIT: Not working. I changed the APN settings and it still didn't work.

---------- Post added at 02:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 AM ----------

Anybody need a logcat?
[Xperia Play Android Development] savage24x:
I'm a complete noob with modifying Android system files. But anyway, I noticed the APN folder and xml file are not in the SemcPhone.apk. That may be a problem and a cause as to why the phone app force closes.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jjc5891:
Running at 200 dpi on CM9 changes the keyboard to go tablet mode. I love the phone mode keyboard but the button layout in tablet mode, everything feels off. Is there a way to always force the phone mode keyboard regardless of dpi?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bailey1:
Using PAD build(Paranoid android) you can force it to use phone ui with tablet dpi, you could also try Da's hybrid build. Short of those two unless you set over 214 its will be tablet keyboard layout.

Sent from my Note running whatever rom I decided to flash today.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bailey1:
Like so. That is phone ui at 160dpi.

Sent from my Note running whatever rom I decided to flash today.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jjc5891:
Not quite, I still want the tablet UI, just the phone UI for the keyboard only
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bailey1:
Good luck then, hybrid is one thing, trying to force an app to render two different ui styles is another.

Sent from my Note running whatever rom I decided to flash today.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bailey1:
Using PAD, set messages to tablet ui 160 dpi, then set android keyboard to 320 dpi with phone ui. Might work.

Sent from my Note running whatever rom I decided to flash today.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CalcProgrammer1:
Use Hacker's Keyboard. Phone or tablet mode it allows you to use 4 or 5 row layout and adds more keys. In landscape it has a number row which is great on the large Note screen. It's worth a try at least, it's free and open source (based on the stock GB keyboard but now has ICS theme).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jjc5891:
Thanks, actually found hackers keyboard last night. Been playing with the settings but for now its a keeper
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] aznmode:
Coming from evo 3d i was missing the keyboard plus swipe functionality and didn't like the stock s3 one as it didn't have the option to hold buttons for symbols. So I tried go dialer and I'm impressed. Nice looking keyboard. Has swipe functionality too. Awesome.