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[Epic 4G General] styles420:
Your first question is quite broad, so I highly recommend reading the EpicCM blog site and the official site, cyanogenmod.com, because there are so many features that we will likely forget a few (unless we read the web pages for you, but then you have to trust our summaries... anyone remember the telephone game from childhood? Best to go straight to the source, lol)

That doesn't mean we won't try, of course... but I can't decide on a favorite feature, lol. The theme engine is a well-known feature that is almost a CM exclusive (it originally came from T-Mobile phones). I'm currently on the CM7 side of my usual cycle of roms, so I have to work from memory until I decide to switch back (I stay with 7 most of the time because I can't afford a decent replacement battery, lol)

As for homescreen shortcuts, both apps and widgets can be found in the app drawer - long-press and drag to drop them on the homescreen. There may be a direct dial widget (I haven't messed with direct dial shortcuts since long before CM9, so no guarantees on this part) - dropping it on the homescreen should open a dialogue where you can choose the contact to shortcut to. I know that other widgets that have variables that lack logical default values, like the direct navigation widget, work that way... I'm just not 100% sure if there is a direct-dial, or just a shortcut to the contact info
[Epic 4G General] matt2k12:
Ok that works for apps, what about putting specific individual contacts as shortcuts on the homescreen(s)? Can't figure that one out... need to get my wifey on there... thanks in advance y'all.
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
I think nova launcher allows normal widget placing. You can always try adw launcher
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] seeknom:
Gary,

Just wanted to see if we can get some sort of progress update... how is testing going, what fixes are being targetted, and what sort of ETA are we looking at for the next firmware? Also, is an official Jellybean release in the pipe?

Every day, more and more Prime users are unlocking their devices (and therefore invalidating their warranty) so they can install custom roms and not feel like they just thrown $500 down the drain. It's sad that people are being forced to do this to make their "premium device" usable.

I couldn't even play the games I bought from the play store on the stock rom. Normally, I'd have to reboot to get them to even launch, and then they'd flake out and force close shortly after.

So, any chance Asus can keep us in the loop better? The silent just compounds the pain people are feeling.

Thanks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pooblej:
I second this - I have PMed Gary but no reply... Just would like to know something new!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] valentinrascu:
I never buy a asus product again...just wach the video with nexus7 review.....works perfecly..

Inviato dal mio Transformer Prime TF201 con Tapatalk 2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tmeader:
I hate to point out the irony in that statement.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lil-devil:
shhhh maybe he doesn't know its an asus product yet xD
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] krispy521:
I'll never buy another apple again...the new ipad works awesome....doh.

---------- Post added at 12:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:50 PM ----------

Also, it is pointless to ask Gary for any ETA's on updates......The answer is "Soon". Sit tight or unlock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
which video?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slybarman:
Perhaps his point is that ASUS is able to get a product right when they want to and they apply themselves., which arguably they have not done for the Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zenaxe:
Or more likely, he has his head up his a**. ;)

Truth be told, the N7 will be Asus' what? FOURTH cut at a Tegra3 tablet? I'd be stunned if it wasn't a bit more stable than the rev 1 product. Not that the obviously poor QA on rev1 is acceptable but that was them trying to force the product into a market window and shorting the QA. Google almost certainly forced decent QA onto them for the N7 in addition to their hard earned experience with the TF201.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mopar400:
What ever happened with extra support person on the forum? :confused::confused:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] killermojo:
Was wondering that too :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chamberc:
They're supporting non-discontinued products.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mickeylittle:
I wonder since Jelly Bean is coming have they just left us in limbo on 28.5? I know beta testers are testing but how much effort is Gary/Asus really going to put into 28.5 now that 4.1 is a go!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] valentinrascu:
Not the software.....

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
.28.5 has came n gone. .29 is the next test release. I will be receiving it to test any moment/day now. I will wait till I find out more details on its changelog before saying what it addresses(they only gave me initial vague description. we need more details). I'd much rather they just jump head first into jellybean 4.1. start from a good stable base. I will try to push the jellybean idea. I already told them about I/O issues are main complaint and linked them to various threads and solutions found. So i would think they do know about it and working on it.

as far as the other support person. I think he operates more through PM and emails.

I think we will get jellybean soon. its a matter if developers or Asus will bring it first. I know AOKP and CM9 TEAM already plan on their future releases being jellybean based.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] avinash60:
I can only hope that they do something about the IO issue in the next update. The prime becomes unbelievably slow at times when the IO activity rises. Doesn't matter it has a quad core if the bottleneck is elsewhere.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] anthonyalberto:
I'll be unlocking this evening too ... seems like there'll be some time again before the release of a stable stock ROM ...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoMagus:
Current release to AOSP /jb is now 4.1.1. Continuing to try and mess with the failed build of IML74K 4.0.3 imo is just a waste of time for Asus get to work on porting N7's 4.1.1 already
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TheWerewolf:
You mean their hard earned experience at our expense, right?

Except that some of the problems with the TF201 were amateurish - the kind of mistakes that anyone with any training in radio and electronics engineering should never have made. That was compounded by the equally amateurish QA process (hey, Asus isn't a new company - they didn't just start making these things last year - they've been making motherboards, desktops and laptops for a decade - it shouldn't take three or four tries to get it right) and the appallingly lame approach they took towards 'fixing' the problem after trying to deny it existed.

Then, to add insult to injury - they release the TF700 and TF300 - both of which have the problems fixed.. except the TF700 has a much higher res screen - AT THE SAME PRICE... and the TF300 is much cheaper... Both of which were announced less than a month after the TF201 was released - and after Asus has restricted returns of the TF201 making it impossible for many people to change their minds.

I get that a lot of people here just want to feel warm and fuzzy about their choice - I know I do - and if you want to deny reality to make yourself feel good, hey - that's why psychosis exists. But the facts speak for themselves.

Me.. I fully understand how he feels. I know I won't be touching another Asus product again, which is sad because I actually *like* the Prime - I just hate how Asus bungled it and haven't seen anything to restore my trust in Asus..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] texstar:
I agree! The time to fix 4.0.3 has come and gone many months ago when they had their lead developers focused on the TF201. I'd much rather be testing a beta release of JB 4.1.1 than a new beta release of .29 firmware.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrpaZZ:
1) Why everytime I WIpe Cache Partition it deleted all my Music Playlists?

2) How can I make my battery life better? Now I have 5-6 hours of battery with heavy use.. Is there any working way to improve the battery life?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] screamworks:
1) I can't be 100% sure on that one. What ROM, kernel and music player are you using?

2) 5-6 hours with heavy usage (e.g. intense gaming, video watching, music playing, downloading, all with WiFi/GPS/Bluetooth on) is actually pretty good. Aside from checking for wakelocks using BetterBatteryStats, try the obvious things first, like settings your brightness to a lower level, keeping WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth off when not in use, etc.

screamworks
[HTC One X] jammw:
OK - this is a bit of a rant so be warned.

My HTC One X was bought early on in April this year, since day one I had a Wireless issue at home where the Wi-Fi would stop working despite the phone showing connected and good signal. I contacted HTC about it and was told to wait for 1.29 update...so I did to no effect.

Since that did not fix it I decide to unlock the bootloader and try a custom ROM (ARHD) - which solved nothing again. Then I relocked the bootloader and went back to stock firmware. This was around end of May 2012. After that I also discovered that the SIM card would ask for its PIN code at random times throughout the week and would be losing calls as a result since the phone was off the network. At this point I contacted HTC again & had them arrange to collect the phone for repair. Well guess what?

1.5 weeks after they had the handset I get a £195 bill for repair not stating why or what the fault was that I should pay such amount. My options were a) to either accept that cost, b) pay £23 to have the handset returned to me un-repaired or c) let them dispose of the handset free of charge!

I called customer services to ask why I was being charged and 3 days later they are still going to find out and call me back as to why. I know the reason is that the bootloader was unlocked - despite the fact that at least my Wifi issue had been happening before I unlocked the phone.

I understand that I did agree to new warranty terms and conditions when unlocking the bootloader and decided to accept this treatment as punishment for chosing HTC.

I bought a G-Nex and now run JB 4.1.1 - it runs better then the HTC ever did and no issues at all...goodbye HTC - that's the last I buy your handsets and hope you lose more market share to Samsung and Apple....

PS you are all (@HTC) w@nk3rs

rant over...

:p
[HTC One X] djurkash:
Understand your anger, I would feel the same...but, it is very strange to me that in such an organized country as UK is, where costumer should be very well protected, you didn't get any response for the reasons of the costs!?

I believe, I would get some response in Serbia, where I am from, and I can't say for my country it has the customer oriented market...
[HTC One X] Aja82:
K. Hope your "little" rant gave you the boost you needed. Good bye.

Skickat från min HTC One X via Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] Goku80:
you could of just read this thread mate...you could of said your frustrations there instead opening a new thread. best of luck anyway
[HTC One X] 007xico:
I am now scared to try to send mine back for warranty.

I have a network issue, the phone keeps loosing signal, whereas my girlfriend iphone has no problem and in call volume is tooooo low.

These problems are well reported everywhere so no excuse here for HTC trying to charge people.

Oh by the away I still have screen flicker even after the update and been using arhd 7.1 for the last two weeks.

If I new i would have wait for the other super phone :banghead:
[HTC One X] Goku80:
have you unlocked your phone?
[HTC One X] jammw:
My rant is not about giving me a boost but rather to warn, like others have done, that this is HTC now and their customer care service gives SFA about the very consumer on what is a flagship device. I believe as the consumer in have that right to exercise and let others know of my experience. If you feel it was a waste of your precious little life to have read this there is this little thing called ignore. Goodbye to you too..
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Like i said. Read my first post i left for you and you see there is another unfortunate guy who is going through something similar to what you did....
[HTC One X] 007xico:
Yes I did
[HTC One X] 007xico:
Idiot :thumbdown:
[HTC One X] Goku80:
ah then you might have a problem..anyways i had issues with the casing of my phone..on the left hand side it had a gap...unlocked as well of course what i did i stuck the stock rom that came with the phone and stock recovery and i just send the phone back for repairs. waited for like a month but i got my baby fixed and at no extra cost...warranty covered for my phone..

so if you take the extra steps you will not have any issues. so depending what the issue is you should be fine....just make sure when you do return the phone if you do make sure you have the stock firmware on it and see how things go..and explain to the people you send it back to what your issues are..just do not say you unlocked it
[HTC One X] jammw:
My HOX came back today and there was one paper inside showing that the bootloader was once unlocked and nothing else I guess this is an easy way for them to not have to deal with the problem at hand... Your mileage may vary but read another thread here with the same outcome.
[HTC One X] ste1164:
The nexus isnt free from issues at all. They have horrible screen banding and graininess at low brightness. I have tried 3 devices. AMOLED is horrible technology.
[HTC One X] supendal:
I really wonder that if they're going to void our warranty by unlocking the boot loader, why don't they give us s-off instead?
[HTC One X] jammw:
Nope don't believe it is free from all issues but it's free from the issues that my HOX has preventing me from using it as a daily driver though...
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
There have been at least a dozen reports now of HTC in the UK refusing to repair phones (and I'm guessing it's not just the One X) under warranty that have had their bootloader unlocked via HTCdev. Even for h/w and QC defects that have nothing to do with s/w.

So, at this point, people should:

1) Assume that if they unlock their bootloader their warranty is 100% void.

2) Be prepared to pay out-of-pocket for any repairs their phone requires for as long as they own it.

3) Know that "may" void your warranty in the terms on HTCdev are now being interpreted as "will."

Here's what to do:

1) Stop buying HTC phones if you want to mod them.

2) Don't unlock your bootloader if you want warranty protection.

3) Buy third-party insurance that'll cover repairs that HTC won't.

4) Band together and start some sort of campaign to get HTC to change their policy.

5) Contact any government entity in your country if HTC's policy is invalid or illegal.

Here's what you shouldn’t do:

1) Buy an HTC phone knowing this policy is in place and complain later.

2) Click "accept" to the terms on HTCdev agreeing you warranty may be void and complain here when it is.

3) Post your experience here in a new thread when it's identical to at least a dozen people that have preceded you.

This policy sucks. However, it's HTC's right to enact and enforce it (accept where government regulations may prohibit it). Asus has the same policy and it seems Motorola is introducing a similar policy with the launch of the Atrix HD. Instead of buying products from companies whose business practices you disagree with, buy from someone else. Knowing this policy is in place, giving HTC your money, agreeing through HTCdev to give up all or part of your warranty, and then acting shocked when it happens really is futile.
[HTC One X] jammw:
Agreed with all your points above, however my argument with HTC is that the fault (WiFi issue) happened before I unlocked the phone and trying to communicate that to them has been next to impossible since asking for a manager you will never be given one and the call back never materialises...
[HTC One X] animaleyes76:
if it's the UK why are you going to HTC with the problem?

You have a contract with the retailer under the sales and goods act where they HAVE to replace a device with any problem as if it's under 6 months it's considered to have been there from manufacture,,,,

pay the £23 and deal with the retailer as you should have originally done.
[HTC One X] PatsFan1286:
Out of curiousity, did you send it to HTC with the bootloader still unlocked with a custom ROM installed? From what I've read, they make you pay for a motherboard replacement if this is the case.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] jammw:
I haven't tried that...bought it from CPW will try that..ta
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lathamc:
I have had this phone for about 2 weeks, and the battery life has been great. However, today, my battery jumped to 90% within 6 minutes! I was doing nothing different today than I have been. Why has my battery suddenly gotten to be so terrible? What can I do about it? How can I tell the health of the battery? I have attached a picture.

I also calibrated the battery within the first week that I had the device
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aiguofer:
From what I understand about li-ion batteries, the top 10% charge is usually not accurate. Since it's not good to fill li-ion batteries to the max, they're set to display 100% when they're not actually a 100% (since people would complain that it's not charging fully).

Here's some info about these batteries http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries/

As for your specific issue, I've heard there's a problem with the idle (a lot of ROMs claim to have that fixed). As for helping save battery life, if you idle then looking into JuiceDefender is a good idea. JuiceDefender combined with FreeSG3 ROM have helped me get at least 4 hrs of extra battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lathamc:
I completely agree with what you said. Now, in just 45 minutes, my phone has 82% battery left. My phone says that it has been in use for the last 30 minutes, but I haven't touched it - the screen has only been on for 15 minutes total. Does the battery drain seem a bit excessive?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lathamc:
So I think I see where part of the problem is. Sprint Automatic Connections Optimizer turned Wi-Fi on. I am at my house, but it wouldn't connect to our home Wi-Fi at all. It knows the network and the key, so why wouldn't it connect?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aiguofer:
Hmm that's weird... I've had some problems with the Wifi at home too, but so does my Linux machine.. so I think it's something with the router and not the devices themselves. On mine JuiceDefender takes care of it though... if it doesn't connect within a specified amount of time it turns it off and tries again later.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevesprivateaccount:
Disable the connections manager, and stop the service, it is a huge battery drain!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thumperyz69:
How do u disable the connections manager?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Zor Omega:
I think he meant the sprint connections optimizer. I just turned it off, I'll see if it makes a difference.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thoragh:
Running stock with no root yet on my Spring Samsung Galaxy SIII I know that I had my % being displayed when charging my battery and the light went "green" pretty much as soon as it hit 90%. When I unplugged the device it showed 100% for a brief moment and then quickly came down to the 90% that I thought it should have been at all along. Did you have it charging for a long time after it turned "green" or did you just take the device off as soon as it changed from red to green on the indicator light? I still have good overall charge times it is just the top few percent that are kind of wonky.

Hope it helps as a possible reason why that happened to you. I know when I wake up and have had it charging overnight it tends to stay near the 100 mark a lot longer still as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
I'm happy as can be! I use CM10 nightly and KT747 kernel w/stock battery and I'm a pretty heavy user, no games on these stats but definitely suggest this setup for anyone that's having issues w/ battery. Also the fastest.. Literally secs to open web pages and flies through everything..

To see what's keeping your device awake, open terminal emulator & type: su (push enter) type dumpsys alarm (press enter) this will give you a list of what's waking your device. I use better battery stats app which there's also a forum on here for that's a great reference. Sounds to me like you should drain it to 0% and charge back up. This should solve any calibration issues you may or may not have. What's your signal like where you've been getting mass drainage? That does play a large roll in drain as well..
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] harut56:
This is a very pre-alpa build of AOKP ROM.Known serious issue are h/w buttons,not all are working correctly,use onscreen ones.More functional update will be very soon

Credits

Goes to everybody working on ICS for hero and heroc

P.S I took updater-script from HeroICS ROM,hope guys wouldn't shot me :D

http://www.mediafire.com/?2qb7fk2w8dyiibw
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] 1ceb0x:
:/

ported from where? more details..
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] harut56:
This one is ported from WFS,now compiling new wersion from sources
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] Loxxy:
not bad few issues\recommendations after installing:

Max speed of 710 is a bit keen (default of 691 ?)

Recommend latest Nova Launcher (1.2 - lots of bug fixes)

SuperSU rather than SuperUser

Remove pointer following boot-up

Updater script saying installing CM 4.0.3 needs edit as 4.0.4 is installed ...

Advise that gapps are not included

Please dont take this as criticism, I certainly couldn't do this (tho i might have a bash somepoint)

I'd be happy to be guinea pig for testing further builds if you'd to pm me.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] whoshotjr2006:
awesome! glad to see you guys have an aokp port now.

about the hardware buttons, wouldnt that have to do with the /usr folder? try to replace key layout related stuff with ones from heroics, and it should work.

if you need any help let me know
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] blade_h:
Download link not work correct..and one question if i understand good this is new port from new HTC Desire C ROM....ICS 4.0.4?

Thanks

P.S.Good will be to make your tread with more exact info like ROM version images from phone,change log and e.g :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] jogai:
What works and what not?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] Nuustik:
Hardware buttons except for menu, home and back (correct me if I'm wrong) don't work. However Keynrtracker (or check here for more information and keynrtracker.apk) resolves all the buttons. The problem doesn't seem to rely in /system/usr/keylayouts, but somewhere else.

Haven't had time to try this ROM out any further.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] Loxxy:
Build now maintained under:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1795990
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Maverick777:
Anyone have this case? I'm thinking about ordering one for better protection.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5g3Vscl4k0&feature=player_embedded#!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pickx:
Any experience from GN users in actual use?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] D_Steve595:
Smooth.

What's the point of this thread again?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iSaint:
... A baby's bottom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neilalexander:
Straight after the OTA, I didn't think it was very smooth - it was almost a bit stuttery at times - but after 15 minutes use, it really perked up and the speed difference is now very noticeable. (I don't know whether wiping the cache partition after the OTA might help that too.) I've been using it continuously since last night and it's definitely much more responsive, especially switching between tasks using the soft key, and jumping between the home screen and the app list and on-screen menus and such.