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[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
I just ran Antutu and got a 7101. What were you using? Rom 134.

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What rom did you try it with? I see some strange results sometimes but it always works. Running 134 and here is my results

http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/166442662.png

It requires flash though. Speedtest.Net has an app that also works.
[Xoom Android Development] sovereign_313:
On 134. Here's the procedure I follow:

1) Search Google for "Xfinity" (or go to xfinity.comcast.net)

2) Get redirected to m.comcast.net/i/

3) Tap XFINITY Mobile Apps

4) Tap "Download the XFINITY Mobile App

5) Complete action using Play Store

6) Be told off instead of enjoy an install button.

Now, the "Xfinity TV" app works, but the one that is supposed to let me check my comcast email, and pay my bill and what not, isn't having it.

Sovereign
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
Sorry, missed that you were trying to use the xfinity app. I tried it and get the same result that it is not compatible. The comments below it on the play store page seem to imply others are not liking the latest upgrade and it looks like there have been a few so maybe they need to fix it again. Hopefully someone else can chime in to help
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Not since Tuesday's build.
[Xoom Android Development] tomcrown1:
I am using 134 and Aututu crashes whenever it try's to test 3d.

I will try a fresh install.
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
It works perfectly fine for me- I get 7170-7200 with the setup I have.
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
yeah, latest build seems laggy at video play back, and lil Crashes here and there
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
According to Jenkins, the latest Stingray build is #134, and that's everything from #133 except the (very simple) fix for NetFlix/FB/etc.

You might want to wipe caches this time and reboot- there's no major changes between that and #133.
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
Yep 134 fixes all those problems!
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
I already Did all that and Etc, I was On EOS 2.0 ICS, before, and Idk this Build feels abit wonky at times, As long as its happening for other people, then I'm fine, just High HD rips stutter on me, (Same video file didnt on ICS) seems to be the Most I'm having.
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
I have had no issues with video stuttering even streaming from a DLNA server....

You said you came from 2.0 which always begs the question did you flash the radios? Is your 4G working?

I don't think it would directly affect video but if the radios aren't working properly it could be causing performance issues unit wide due to trying to get radios to work in the background.
[Xoom Android Development] sovereign_313:
IIRC he said it was a 3G (not 4G) Xoom... which, if I recall, is supposed to be flashed with cdma only rom?

Sovereign
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
AHHH Apologies...I missed the fact he was a CDMA only user...Not sure if he is supposed to flash radios if that is the case...
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
Yeah I'm a US 3G Xoom, I didn't see a Thread about that Model, and I asked acouple of times if this would be safe to Flash this Version, and Got Yes Replies, I mean the Stuttering isnt as Bad as I'm making it sound, its just random like I can Press the Play Button, and the whole Video will be flawless, When I want to watch it again, it stutters, I have to pause it, and Resume it, and its all normal Again. It could be the File is Just on the Heavy Side?
[Xoom Android Development] sovereign_313:
If I'm not mistaken, you should be using the stuff here: http://goo.im/devs/teameos/roms/eos3/nightlies/stingray_cdma

I think you should try to get a hold of Motodev and have them upgrade your device. The wait sucks, but having 4G is worth it (speed increase is pretty sweet). Yeah, you should be on CDMA only right now.

Sovereign
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
I bought the xoom from a friend, so it only had 3G on it for a month and he closed the account, I really didn't want to put the xoom in a Box, and send it anywhere, god forbid it Broke, or wen't missing, (Like alot of my Amazon Packages do LoL)

OK I just flashed it, Everything Seems to Be ok, Thank you So much, The help in these Forums are beyond any I ever went to, thank you.
[Xoom Android Development] sovereign_313:
Ya know... if the 3G is NOT Active (you aren't using the 3G data on it?) then you could install the wingray rom http://goo.im/devs/teameos/roms/eos3/nightlies/wingray instead of stingray. Even though you have the 3G tablet, (wingray is wifi only) it will work great if you aren't using the 3G.
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
I was always wondering if that was Possible, I just finished installing that, I always hated seeing those Bars at the Bottom, Or that Airplane icon, Thanks very Much for the info bro, Every time I flash this thing, its like Anew toy Aha.
[Xoom Android Development] xyrcncp:
I flashed 134 last night and after flashing, I didn't realize I had to use the Rogue Recovery (vs CWM) otherwise my baseband would be "unknown". Well, I installed Rogue Recovery, got the radio file and flashed it.

What I'm noticing now is that after the tablet boots up, it will show it's connected to 4G, but then about a minute later it switches to 3G and stays there. I've checked and made sure my settings are set to LTE/CDMA as before (on EOS 2.0). If I switch it to LTE Only, it won't show a connection at all.

Also, I have ADW Launcher installed and after every reboot, I'm asked if I'd like to use ADW or Launcher, even if I select ADW and "Always". Maybe this was covered earlier in the thread...

Thoughts? Should I reflash 134, using Rogue this time?
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
(... man, I hope our build isn't the cause behind your Shift-key problems!)
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
Probably is
[Xoom Android Development] LesismoreTN:
Battery Life on 134

I hope that this isn't par for the course... Battery life has been abundantly crappy for some time. I can't say when it began exactly because I'm mostly docked and charging (either at my desk or bedside.) Early this week, I evacuated to my sister's home to avoid Isaac.

[del]Without power,[/del]

Not being plugged-in, my Xoom crapped-out within a few hours of on, with about 20 minutes of Angry Birds, 2 hours of on/off browsing the Weather Channel on their Wifi and nothing else. Of course, this is a 4G but the service is not active and I only use Wifi

Determined to see what the problem was, when I came home last night, I wiped the cache, Dalvik, and battery stats, then flashed 134.

As a matter of test, this morning with 100% charge, I unplugged, set screen on auto bright, and went into airplane mode. I purposely haven't used it at all, except for brief periodic battery checks of about 15 seconds, making sure to power off the screen each time.

After 8 hours 10 minutes on battery, I show:

Android OS 69%

Screen 16%

Tablet idle 5%

Google Play Store 5%

Cell standby 4%

Android System 2%

I am at 58% - Not charging.

This can't be right, can it? Is there a freebie app to better determine which program (or chunk of code) might be power hungry? I can't really justify $2.89 for Better Battery Stats right now because I'm out of work at the moment and trying to conserve...

Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] paulfm:
I don't know about a freebie app but I can tell you that I'm able to run my Xoom for 24 hours of pretty decent usage and still have 50%- 60% available. I have had multiple times that I installed a daily and my battery life went to crap. Each time a simple reboot fixed the problem. It was always the first boot after the update that gave me the problems (Xoom wouldn't enter Deep Sleep).
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Ouch! :D
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
One thing to look at is to see if it is going into deep sleep at all. Overnight when i am not using it at all it only loses a few percent of battery. Sounds like some app might be keeping it awake. Look for an app called cpu spy in the store. It will tell you if you are not sleeping. Try a search in this thread for "sleep" and you might find other hints. Also if you click on the line that shows that android os was using 69 itwill show a little more and i think show if it was sleeping there too. I know about trying to save as i am out of work now too. Good luck!
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Just thought I'd post for fellow HBO Go enthusiasts that the latest update in the market is now working for me. HURRAY!
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
Nice find! I had to uninstall and then install from the store but yup it works finally!
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Yea, I saw it was updated for JB so I figured I'd give it a shot. Sure enough I was watching True Blood shortly thereafter. Quite pleased!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Can somebody buy me HBO, purely for testing purposes, so I can run some tests on the HBO app? Somebody wanted me to test the Hustler app too. :angel:
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
ROFLMAO! I would, but, my cable bill is already super scary!
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
Nvm, I'll post over at Wifi Thread
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Came here just to post this. There goes my productivity! Now if HBO can run on a rooted device, Hulu Plus should get their heads out of their asses and fix the tablet app so it, too, runs on one.
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
You ain't kidding! It runs fine on a rooted JB tablet now. WTF, Hulu....seriously!
[Xoom Android Development] freeky1:
Any ideas why my flash and white balance are not working in the stock camera on 134? My flash is disabled and my white balance is on Auto and my flash is turned off and both are grayed out. Both work fine in Pro HDR camera and Paper Camera.

Edit - Nevermind. It was set to a scene mode. Changed scene mode back to auto and everything works fine.

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How did you get HBO Go to work? Mine just displays a spinning circle and never plays the video.
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Gotta hit up the GP Market- the version that works was just released a few hours ago.
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Yup. Get the update that supports JB and you're good.
[Xoom Android Development] freeky1:
Yeah, I just came back from updating and read your post. It must be the 8 beers I have had tonight!
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
ROFLMAO! You all good now?
[Xoom Android Development] rlmesq:
PM me. I might be able to help you get that HBO app tested.
[Xoom Android Development] xyrcncp:
I restored my backup of EOS 2.0 and the baseband went back to "unknown", flashing the radio file (EOS-Stingray-imm76l-radios-update.zip) didn't work.

I've wiped and flashed nightly 134 3 times, with radio first, with radio last, without flashing radio and still have no 4G, just 3G. All I could find in searching is someone else who posted the same issue and was just told to flash radio > ROM > gapps, in that order.
[Xoom Android Development] brittoking:
Dammit I wanted to be the first one to post that! Well anyway.......Ummmmmm.....HBO GO now works after today's play store update! (There I said it anyway lol)

Btw....anyone know if MaxGo can be side loaded and does it work since it was updated as well in the market?

If I happen to be of help to you, please hit THANKS, as I have low self-esteem and crave validation! Running TEAM EOS ICS
[Xoom Android Development] integramodder:
I went to Settings/WiFi/hold network name/modify network show advanced settings and didn't see an auto option. Is this the same spot you're refreeing to?

I've got two routers on two ends of the house with one router and the other being the repeater. The screen cap in my previous post was from one of the router's basic WiFi settings page. Each router's WiFi settings are typically mirrored with differentiating broadcast channels. This setup was used with two older Linksys routers at my old place and when I moved here was upgraded E3000's. This worked fine for the first 10-12 months, and then the Soon began showing problems on the N network. I've got an Dell, HP laptops and gf's MBA that connects problem free to the N network. I use wifi analyzer from the store and it shows both B/G networks under one SSID just fine (but not N). Leaves me puzzled.

Judging from the other 3 or 4 posts with WiFi N connectivity, I'm going to do a full wipe to see if that restores it.
[Xoom Android Development] LesismoreTN:
Battery Life on 134

As per my previous post, I left the Xoom "sleeping" (hopefully,) AP, Wi-Fi off, screen off, no charge. This morning it was dead. After putting on the charge dock, I went straight in and shot this:

Then, per your suggestion, I tapped the usage graph and shot this:

Now, IF I AM READING this correctly, you can see where I shut the Wi-Fi, and it appears that my Xoom mostly DID sleep (except where I did a few battery checks). Clearly (if I understand) it's the Mobile network signal (red line) that is the offender. As I mentioned, this is a 4G, but I have no service and only use Wi-Fi.

I went to About Tablet, Status, and it is indeed is showing: Mobile network type = UNKNOWN:0, Service state = Out of Service, and Mobile network state = Disconnected.

It's as if it's perpetually looking for a mobile service (which it will never find) and chewing up the battery. Since the service is shut off, I assumed that this wouldn't occur. Is there something I can do to prevent this?
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
Looks like you need to flash the radios. People have had to use mostly rogue to get it working and for sure the eos recovery doesnt flash correctly. Do a search in this thread for radios and you should find a link for the file. Flash it and it should fix the problem. If you never intend to use 3g/4g then you could flash the rom for wingray instead of stingray, i think that will fix it too.actually i think this link works

http://goo.im/devs/teameos/radios
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Lol! I don't have cinemax so I can't test that one but I'm super happy to have Hbo go on the Xoom now.
[Xoom Android Development] sovereign_313:
When you say "only use Wi-Fi" is that by choice? If so, use the wingray rom. If you pay for / want the 4G service, then as already mentioned, flash the radios using Rogue Recovery.

Sovereign
[Xoom Android Development] LesismoreTN:
Battery Life on 134

I just flashed Wingray #141 and GAPPS 802 (I went ahead and zapped the caches just incase.) I'm waiting for 100% charge and then I'll undock and see what happens.

Yes, by choice. I was primarily using it around the house or wherever I went somewhere that had a Wi-Fi connection. I figured I could better use the money elsewhere. This economy has me scraping.

Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
You could give it a little charge then see what the battery looks like. Should see hardly any use at all and of course no radio use at all.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
You need to flash the radios regardless. The radio hardware is present and on regardless of service. Android is trying to talk to the radios but can't so it keeps trying. Flash rogue recovery then flash the radio pack. Then hit airplane mode then turn on wifi. You'll last for days. #thatswhatshesaid :D
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
Didnt know that. Thought i had read somewhere that if you run wingray on a 4g device it just ignored it. Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] LesismoreTN:
Battery Life on 134

After flashing WINGRAY, I'm getting WAAAAY better battery. From 100%, still at 89% in 5 hours (compared to 5% per hour on STINGRAY,) albeit without much use...

Going to keep watching, and MAY still flash radios per bigrushdog. Let ya know...
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
If you haven't already please don't do that! Wiping will not help fix an issue like this- I'd try deleting the AP and re-applying it, and if you've ever been able to see the APs before the last few builds, it's a kernel issue (the WiFi driver gets updated all the time).
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
You have to go to WiFi Frequency band from the Wifi advanced menu.
[Xoom Android Development] LesismoreTN:
Battery Life on WINGRAY 141

After the day was over, battery is much better but still not what I would hope for. SO, I just flashed the radio pack (scared me because it took awhile to reboot after.) I rebooted again (fine now), hit AP mode and Wi-Fi on. Will keep you updated. THANKS! :fingers-crossed:

Update, 12:49PM. WOW!!! After SEVEN hours, I'm still at 94%. That was the ticket, THANK YOU GENTLEMEN!
[Xoom Android Development] integramodder:
Is there a way of me trying to work on this or its just a matter of waiting and exploring future releases?
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
glad you got it all sorted out. And thanks bigrushdog for pointing that out!
[Xoom Android Development] dweezle:
I am about to take off on an extended road trip. If I decide to take my Xoom, I won't have as much access to AC as I do when at home. (duh!). After making sure that I can get 3g and 4g on the current build (134), I "suspended" the Verizon data plan to save $$. My thought was I can always reconnect with a phone call, if necessary.

I could use some help thinking this through. If I flash Wingray and radio to maximaize battery life, how many steps would it be to return to 3g/4g functional Stingray?:confused:
[Xoom Android Development] Droidem:
As long as you flash the radio and turn on airplane mode you can stay on stingray with no adverse effects. I've been on the stingray model and my battery has been awesome. Just watch out for rogue battery hogging apps.

Sent from my Team EOS JB Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] dccrens:
HBO GO No Go

Well, I D/L and installed from the market. I run the app and it appears. I sign in to Verizon FIOS and then the app FCs. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling but get the same issue. I'm running on Stingray 130.

Any thoughts?
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
I'm running whatever our latest eos build is...135? Might try updating and see if it helps.
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
Other than putting it in airplane mode and just using wifi you wont gain by going to wingray from what i can tell. The radio card seems to draw some power no matter what you do. Someone posted the current draw but cant find that post right now. Think they took the card out to save battery. Too radical for me. Keep a charger handy and use it when you can. I do know that my friend gets at least a day more on her wifi only than i do on my 4g with similar usage
[Xoom Android Development] BLACK-ICE:
I flashed the Wifi version on my 3G. and Idk maybe 4G if different from 3G set up, But my Xoom Last WAY Longer then it ever did, I'm so happy to learn about flashing that, lol
[Xoom Android Development] dccrens:
HBO GO Now a go

HBO Go. So I deinstalled from the Market. I tried flashing up to 134 from 130. I D/L'd the new ROM cleared caches (yes I know you don't have to but old habit), then flashed. Everything went smooth. I then went to the GP market and reinstalled. I launched the app and it loads and asks for log in. I log in to Verizon and the app sort of visually vibrates (stutters) and crashes. However, If I then relaunch the app it comes up and I am auto logged in. It then works.
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Weird. Well, at least it's sort of working for you. :)
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
not 100% sure but i think the radios flash is mostly concerned with the 4g radio. and my xoom had better battery life in general back before verizon upgraded the radio to 4g. Cant complain about the speed when I need it but the 4g really ate into the battery noticeably. Could go a couple of days at least before the upgrade but after it was a daily recharge at the end of the day. But i am always looking at something on it so i would consider myself a heavy user. Still very usable though after 1.5 years of constant recharges it really hasn't changed much. Hoping to get another year on this battery then maybe replace it or get an upgraded tablet.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
The review.teameos.org site down?
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
Is anyone having issues with the Google talk app? Mine doesn't seem like it can communicate with the data.
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
What does it do? May want to flash gapps again. Latest gapps is 802
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Yes. A drunk driver took out the fiber cabinet in my buddy's neighborhood. He hosts all our systems. Hope to be back up in a day or 2.
[Xoom Android Development] dccrens:
Speaking of Radios

Can anyone tell me what the actual most up to date radios would be for a Verizon Xoom 4g?

I'm running Stingray 134 and my Radios are:

CDMA_N_03.1A.65P LTEDC_U_07.1F.00

I saw in several posts folks are talking about "7P" radios. Mine seems to work great so I am wondering if the "7P" is another one?
[Xoom Android Development] xjack:
That's the baseband mine is showing on 134. I have flashed the imml76 radios, nothing further.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Official jelly bean radio band for stingray- CDMA_N_03.1A.66PS LTEDC_U_07.1F.00

The "7P" is the Mz601 radio band.
[Xoom Android Development] dccrens:
Great. Thanks for the confirmation.
[Xoom Android Development] bmhanson:
Hmm. Like the previous poster I am showing CDMA_N_03.1A.65P LTEDC_U_07.1F.00. Should I update my radios seperate from then eos nightly? I have tried to find updated radios you list above but can't find a link to it.
[Xoom Android Development] twinkyz1979:
I think there maybe a typo. I think 66 is supposed to be 65.

I am showing a 65 not 66 and i got mine from goo.im under Team EOS. I would not flash anything else if i were you.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
No typo- official radio band for Vz stingray Jelly Bean is - CDMA_N_03.1A.66PS LTEDC_U_07.1F.00.

Remember, we here are on an unofficial yet awesome build. I remember Kenny seeking the new radio to incorporate. HERE the official JB build for stingray (4.1.1). has not yet been released publicly.

Here

There is no radio update zip out for 4.1.1 (JB) LOL
[Xoom Android Development] bigdave240:
135 is out. Has a new boot animation that looks really nice. One comment though. Is it possible to lose the one pixel white box that gets refreshed as the color changes? Dont mean to be picky but it detracts from the beauty! So far everything seems to work well.
[Xoom Android Development] twinkyz1979:
Ok my bad i was just going on what is currently used by Team EOS. My apologies good sir.
[Xoom Android Development] bmhanson:
Thanks for the clarification. My confusion as to what you meant by official then.
[Xoom Android Development] dweezle:
Why the "lol"? It seemed a natural assumption to make. Maybe I'm overly sensitive...
[Xoom Android Development] brd922001:
On 134 and even on airplane mode I put my Xoom down last night around 9pm with 87% and this morning at 7am it was down to 55%. WTF! Love the XOOM and these custom ROMS but come on. I have wipped, wipped, and wipped but still the same. Flushed all my apps, nothing. I can put my crappy iPAD down and come back 3 days later and it will not have as much drain as my xoom did in just a few hours. :(
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
This goes for you, and anyone else:

If you have (1) have an MZ602 (LTE Xoom) (2) have flashed the latest radios as instructed here and (3) have verified via the Settings->About that your radios are up-to-date, then you have a bad or rogue app that is keeping the device from sleeping. I suggest buying Better Battery Stats (it's a lousy three bucks) and using it to determine what's keeping you from sleeping (look at "Partial Wakelocks" and/or "Kernel Wakelocks").

That's all there is to it. I get great airplane-mode battery life (and also with WiFi-only on).
[Xoom Android Development] serranom:
I agree I purchased better battery found rogue app and fixed issue two months ago. I get 24 hours with heavy use. Include watching two hours of Netflix a day during lunch and break. :p
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Yes, overly sensitive.