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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Glad you solved it.

You asked a good question "Is there a way to push the zip file to my phone and try again?", awnsered and asked by people like probably dozens of times now. How can you miss it? Simple, you didn't search well.

This was the first result, on regional google, for the search tag "xdadev push zip". Sure, we could have used other tags like "android push zip", but it's for a subforum on Archos Gen8, Gen9; it tells you how to push a script, which is a file, then the command gotta be the same. Oh, what's this, ADB!?

Once again, regional google search first hit was this when searching for tag "adb". Reading the linked webpage, you see a bit down further

Great. We know what is adb, and what can we use it for. So, this topic was about bootanimation disapearing. You solved it by pushing a rom zip and reflashing. You could have just searched for "xdadev android bootanimation galaxy nexus" and you would have found this, the third result on google.

This would tell you where bootanimation file is located at, so you'd have known how to push it, where to push it.

You see, you didn't search well. You spent 2 days searching, I spent 10 minutes, like I didn't know a thing about android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
So I unplugged the phone at 7am in the morning,its almost 12 hours since.

My Usage was browsing 20 mins,facebook 10 mins, 5-10 texts, few apps installation,5-10 emails,5 min instagram,10 minutes of calls, 5-10 minutes reading pulse,GPS on for 5-10 minutes

And general other things using the screen to look up contacts etc.

These are the screenshots below.

Im running everything stock jellybean 4.1.1,stock rom,stock kernel. Its rooted and installed flash apk.

Now i would like to know is this really light Usage?

For this usage,is the battery life good or can it be made better?

Thank you for your time! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
Check your location settings in Maps. It seems Google Now is using up the battery by using the "Update Location" feature on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
Yep the location settings are all enabled.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
I think the "Location" features in Google Now need some fine tuning. I believe Google Now requires that you have location updating turned on to work so I have opted to turn off Google Now to see if Google will make it more efficient in the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
But does this constitute average battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
And this is the screen usage time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GeekMcLeod:
the subjav

Maybe I've always had below average battery life, but if I'm on any rom and I get 12+ hours of it + around 3 hours of screen on time. I usually consider it average. But that's basically what I've got on any rom/kernel, even stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
At least your Nexus has better battery life than mine!

I'm using stock JB JRO03C ROM with stock kernel + XXLF1 radio baseband and with 3 hours screen using will drain my Nexus's battery too quick...

I gonna buy extended battery for my GSM Nexus but it will not help really much, maybe I gonna test Jame Bond kernel for Jelly Bean if that gives better battery life to my Nexus.. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sanyokt4j:
I'd just checked mine and I'd gotten about 15 hours with at least 100 texts, 4 5 minute calls, 2 hours of music playing through headphones, constant facebook checking, and wifi on for 50% of battery time all with google now turned on and when put on charge still had about 30% batt. left.

I am using the jelly belly v3 rom though so can't speak for stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
Wow thats amazing battery life.

I never could manage so much and listening to music drains a lot of battery for me. I'm on stock 4.1.1, I consider mine as light usage too,wish I could get more out of it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sanyokt4j:
The music doesn't seem to drain my battery much, its only if I keep messing with the player.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Are you just listening to music or streaming it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sanyokt4j:
about 3/4 just listening the other was streaming, mind you this was into my headphones not through phone speaker
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] niko001:
Try reducing the display brightness, it's the biggest factor in battery-drainage for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
The display is at quite a low level. Maybe I need to flash other Roms to get better battery life.

For example right now.

My phone has been unplugged for roughly 2 1/2 hours. And I'm down to 86% and the screen usage time is only 33 minutes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sanyokt4j:
try getting CPU spy and seeing if the phone is going into deep sleep, maybe you have an app that keeps it awake?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
That roughly translates to 17 1/2 hours with 3 1/2 hours screen on time. Which is pretty average depending on what apps you use.

Could you provide more details like what apps/widgets you have with what sync settings you're using, email accounts, weather, etc?

Also, what variant of the Nexus are you using? GSM? Verizon? And are you using the stock battery or an extended?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
Am getting 11hours 30 minutes now with 10% left.Thats worse than yesterday with pretty much the same usage. Infact i defaulted to 2G networks and didnt even use 3G.

Sure,Im using the stock weather widget and what's this song widget.

The apps that i use daily are pulse,facebook,twitter,gmail,messages,people,speedtest(maybe once or twice a day),xda,gallery,google talk,dropbox and Gtasks.

2 Gmail accounts and 1 other email account are in push sync.

and maybe few pictures with the stock camera app

Im using the GSM international version

Im on stock battery.

The accounts in sync are shown in the screenshot(except for dropbox,everything else is on)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
Its even worse now.

6 hours from unplugging and am down to 50%
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
Facebook is notorious for battery drain. Check the settings in Facebook and make sure to "uncheck" the location setting. Also, try to switch a couple email accounts to do "hourly" checks instead of push (unless you absolutely need them to be push). Also, try reducing the sync intervals on apps like Pulse and Twitter.

Considering you're using the stock battery the battery life seems on par with the usage your phone is getting even when not using the screen. Push, sync, and apps that use a lot of data transfer (like Dropbox) use significant battery.

I noticed the "Maps" application is using up a good amount of battery in your screenshots which means it's probably updating your location quite a bit and/or you use Navigation. Either way, that eats battery life as well. A lot of apps use location so it would be best to check those settings as well.

Also, depending on when you're using "2G", it could mean it is taking longer to pull data which might lead to battery drain.
[HTC One X] dieselnutjob:
I use a bluetooth GPS receiver in my car for two reasons

1. It has an athermic windscreen and the bluetooth GPS with an antenna in the back window gets a much better signal

2. I use it as a trigger for a tasker script so that the phone knows that it is in my car

I am thinking of putting a bluetooth audio receiver in the car as well so that I can stream music from the phone to the car speakers

Is the One-X capable of simultaneously communicating with two different bluetooth devices?

thanks
[HTC One X] crypto63:
gps test?

Which to do gps test my one x ?
[HTC One X] dieselnutjob:
I use an app called "Bluetooth GPS Provider" which works brilliantly. I think that is what your question meant?
[HTC One X] fridgie:
Mine will connect to hands free and my obd2 reader at the same time via bluetooth. Do you have a way of testing before buying?
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
i think if it uses different protocols for each device then it would work

ie if one used a2dp and the other uses whatever gps uses, then yeah i think it would work , but best bet is to test it out first
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joaonds:
Please moderator, delete my post.

Thanks and, sorry my error.

I found the topic with instructions.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Siyah kernel, but any questions post in the discussion thread only
[HTC One V] hd2_iFan:
DOES HTC ONE V HAS GORILLA GLASS DISPLAY?

I SAW SOME PICS IN THIS FORUM WHERE A MEMBER POST A PIC OF HIS PHONE CRACKED AFTER FALLING FROM BED..

THATS Y I 'M CONFUSED IS IT GORILLA GLASS OR NOT, IF THEN ITS SOO DEDICATE:p?
[HTC One V] Paresh Kalinani:
It's Super LCD2!

It's not Gorilla Glass...

It's Super LCD2! You bought it without checking the specifications?
[HTC One V] hd2_iFan:
Its not mentions in GSMARENA, and i like the phone and all the config thts y i bought it..

Now just want to knw abt it, i dont have any problem with super LCD2. I'm happy with my phone :D

Btw can you tell me the difference? and how protective it is?
[HTC One V] Lloir:
get a coin and try and scratch your screen....it wont
[HTC One V] bezbeV:
pls do not confuse display type and glass

Hi guys,

Please do not confuse with display type and the glass on top of it. Super LCD2 is a display type just like LCD, IPS LCD(LG), AMOLED, SuperAMOLED Plus etc. Manufacturers may choose a glass on top of it like ordinary glass, mineral glass (some sony phones), gorilla glass (a brand manufactured by corning). Sometimes they just give scratch-resistant glass in specifications without mentioning the make (even corning may provide some other glass which is not from the famed "gorilla glass" series)

So to answer the original question - I have not seen HTC mentioning anywhere that One V has scratch-resistant glass, which means it may or may not have one. Only HTC will be able to confirm it or the OEM supplier will have to announce it.

And yes the display type is SLCD2 and that's the reason for its excellent display clarity, but it has nothing to do with the glass.

Hope that's clear

Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
Hi at all,

I have a question about my German HTC ONE XL from O2:

Is it the same like the AT&T?

Mine have SW-Version 1.92.207.3

It's hard to find somthing about this version in XDA-Developers. Also there's no way to root it.

I think that the HTC ONE XL needs a own category and should be found in the device search and list.

So please add it, because nobody is posting somthing about the HTC ONE XL v1.92.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ethantarheels123:
afaik, the european xl's with lte are the same hardware wise as the att one xl. however i am not 100% sure so it would be great if someone else could confirm.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Just looked on O2 Germany's site. The only thing that bothers me is that the HOX listed there has 32GB of internal storage, which means it is different in a way. We do share the same processors though, as stated on GSM Arena

AT&T:http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_x_at&t-4614.php

XL: http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_xl-4572.php
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Storage shouldn't matter.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] akaivan:
The X from AT&T has the same hardware as XL in Hongkong. Just AT&T one may have more junks come along.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Yeah I know...I realize I phrased my post weirdly. I just meant that the only thing that stuck out between the AT&T HOX and the O2 HOX was the difference in storage.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
Ok that means it's they are the Same. Anyone Else who roots an 1.92?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
We don't have 1.92 yet? Or at least I don't think we do.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
Really nobody?

and
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rancor22:
Have you tried unlocking the bootloader through HTC dev? If it does unlock then you can install a recovery, TWRP, and just flash the su binary to get root.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
No i'll wait for s-off. I have a Desire z and a xoom for trying out ics costum Roms.

The HOXL is too expensive for testing, in cause of the built in battery, if the battery bricks One Time there is no warranty.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] the_scotsman:
The One XL is identical to the One X, apart from radio frequency and storage.

The Aussie One XL is also 32GB.

All the ROMs etc for the One X also work on the One XL, so there's no need for a separate section ;)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] twistedddx:
The forum name should be changed to simply:

HTC One XL + AT&T, Rogers One X LTE
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] atticusmas:
Uh, the one XL is the US version on at&t.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
But could you please add the phone to the device search?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jags_the1:
Yes flash one x roms on one xl , you've got a successful brick. That's how compatible they are. Thanks for the tip by the way :p
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] theking_13:
Why? We just stated that's its the same phone and compatible.

Lol this. :thumbup:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ch33f:
Because other people like: the little in the middle (european) named this "HTC One XL" and when they are searching they doesn't find any HTC One XL.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] the_scotsman:
UUHHH....I was referring to the ATT One X. It's the same phone. Not the international One X, that has it's own forum, so why would I make any reference to that one?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
Exactly, I thought what you said was pretty clear..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kiserian:
Is there a way to get emails to display pictures without clicking "display pictures" on every email?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kiserian:
Bump
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] laie1472:
Which email app are you using ?

#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\=LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kiserian:
The one that coms with the phone i guess. I looked for any settings to enable it, but did not find any.
[HTC Sensation] caldavien:
Hello every one,

So my question is does any one know what the suggested radio for a Sensation on CM9 would be? I just rooted my Sensation about a month ago and have tried a few different roms, most recently Android revolution HD and now CM9 rc1. So far I love CM9 and plan to stick with it for a while but I feel like I'm not getting the best data reception. It seems like I drop from H(4g) down to 3g and back up again quite often in areas where I had fairly reliable service before. I've done some google searches and searched the forums here as well as CM's forums and can't seem to find a recommended radio file.I'm no longer on a stock radio since Android Revolution suggested a different one. Suggestions? Thanks for the help.
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
The reason you won't see a recommended radio file is because what works say for me might not work in the areas you live in. So radio is something you will have to experiment with to find your correct radio with matching ril file.something that works well in YOUR area. This is why people can not recommend a great combination for you. You will have to find what works best in your Area. When you flash the radio don't forget the matching ril file that goes with it ok. So do some experiments and see what works best for YOU. You flash the radio like any other pg58img file from bootloader then delete the file Afterward or it can prevent you from going to recovery. The ril is flashed like a Rom. Hope this helps you and answered your questions. So you alone must find what combo works best in your area. Best wishes to you.
[HTC Sensation] caldavien:
Ok, so using what you said, I stumbled into THIS post and started rereading(I had actually looked at this before but didn't "get it"). I see that some of these are posted for certain countries. Is there a way to tell which ones are for tmobile 4g in the USA? Is anything NOT listed for another country assumed to be from the USA? Is there another list of radios/rils I should be starting with? Does country of origin actually matter at all?
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
If you scroll down you will see a link to ICS mirror on that same page. It has several generic ics radios , those are generic so I believe they will work with ics. I'm T-Mobile and I used the newest radio on that page and it works great! I would NOT use a radio labelled for a different country. For me I kept on the safe side and used the ics radios. The link is just before the gingerbread radios start. The name of the contributor is written in blue. That link will take you to ICS radio/ril mirrors. They work great for ics. Find the combo that works best for you and your area.

Best wishes.
[HTC Sensation] caldavien:
So I downloaded, checked md5 and flashed a new radio. Now my ROM wont load. I can still get into recovery but it wont load CM9. Suggestions?
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
You have to find a radio and matching RIL file that is working for your area. Did you use the generic ics radio file WITH matching RIL file? Each radio has a matching RIL file that goes with it?

You install both. Then see which combo works best for your area. In my case I used the newest radio/ril combo for ics. It is working well in my area .
[HTC Sensation] caldavien:
I did use matching files, but it wouldn't boot. I ended up reloading stock tmouse firmware and re-flashing CM9. Ill have to try again tonight since I cant get away with any more while I'm at work.
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
Ok I'm glad you got it working! Best wishes!
[HTC Sensation] idtheftvictim:
Just as an FYI - After you flash new firmware, you need to go into recovery and wipe Cache, or wipe both cache and delvik cache. Otherwise, you will never get past the cm9 boot logo.

I learned this the hard way
[HTC Sensation] caldavien:
Doh! Did not know that, and I didnt wipe it until I tried flashing a new Rom. Wonder if that would have fixed it right off.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ianis G. Vasilev:
We (Acer S120 Liquid Metal owners) have a little problem with porting CyanogenMod 9. There is a port, a really good one, but the camera and mobile data aren't functioning. The only developer responsible for the port has bricked his Liquid Metal, so now we are left without a dev. I offered the developer my help, but I have no experience in kernel/driver programming, so I'm not very useful.

I don't know about the state of the baseband (the dev says it just won't work), but the camera problem is a little bit mystic. The dev (Lens_flare) told me:

Links:

Original thread (MoDaCo)

Thread in acer-club.ru (closed)

Device tree

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ianis G. Vasilev:
The community is ready to donate a device and money to the developer, so don't be shy.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Bladyle:
bump
[Miscellaneous Android Development] soundemonchan:
I agree, bump of the gods.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] soundemonchan:
I shall bump yet again, I'm not ready to jump ship yet.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] typhoonikan:
I was surprised at how different the One X and my EVO LTE are...

My brother is an iPhone fanboy, but chose the One X to expose himself for a while to Android. I thought that would be a nice phone for exposure, at least. But, upon looking at his phone and trying to root it for him, I was really not turned on by the phone at all.

ATT Bloatware everywhere

It felt cheap, made of plastic

It was strangely light (a light phone to me just feels cheap... I like some weight)

The One X apparently doesn't support google wallet? I don't know if this is an ATT limitation or if the phone lacks the secure aspect of the NFC chip. But this surprised me.

Also, my brother has ~80gb of mp3s, which is not possible to hold with the One X. So I directed him to google play music manager, and he was turned off by having to play music through the clouds, as they say.

Particularly a hassle to root/unlock (I believe ATT is to blame?)

Oh, and I say my brother HAD a One X, because he has since said he is sticking to his iPhone.

I was surprised at how much I didn't care for the One X and at how large the gap between the One X and the EVO LTE is. The EVO is a finely crafted and well thought out phone. I don't know if the credit goes to Sprint for specifying what the EVO LTE must have, or if that was HTC's part, but it really is a higher quality phone. Be proud :)

What're your thoughts, if you have had the chance to play with both and compare the two?

:highfive:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Leoisright:
Well to be fair, this is the third generation of the EVO. The og EVO was still the best first release device on any carrier in my opinion.

If att keeps the one x as a device to build on, I would think it will improve by its third generation. But I agree, the casing to me speaks volumes about quality and where the og stood on the shoulders of others.

I'm sure they have other qualities that are solid but the EVO is really the only HTC device I will ever be interested in. Can't wait until next spring to see if they bring a 4th gen edition.

Sent from my ClassicJewel
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] durandetto:
I was able to talk my brother into the one x from a 3gs and he hasn't really complained much. I haven't had the oppurtunity to play with it myself though. He's used to 8gb so I think he'll be happy with 16.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eXplicit815:
I think Sprint specified these differences between the two phones. While it may be a "3rd Generation EVO," it's still considered a One-series phone. Sprint wouldn't have had the One X without making it different from everyone else. Sprint knows that customers still need expandable storage. They knew the kickstand missing from the EVO 3D was a big let down, so they brought it back. And obviously, the battery... With unlimited data on their network, they need a bigger battery for those heavy users (not fat people). And obviously, the casing needed to be it's own look. Everything else on the inside is One-series, even down to the screen. I like the casing to the One X phone, but you're right, it does feel cheap compared to my EVO.

I'm happy that we got something that no one else could get with the One X, but maintained it's core details (processor, RAM, screen, GPU, etc.).
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] torta88:
*Foot in mouth*
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] regalpimpin:
Replying to post that was edited. Ignore this.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] EarlyMon:
SD card. We have it, the One X doesn't.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mexiking713:
EVO LTE > One X :D

Sent from my HTC Evo LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] antwan*:
The differences are mostly superficial aside from the sd card slot and kickstand that do add utility. The bloatware can always be removed after rooting. The fact that it's difficult is normal, just look how long s-off took on the evo lte.

Also keep in mind that the AT&T network reigns supreme compared to Sprint's. The only negative being no unlimited data. I started keeping track of how much I consume and it's general not more than 2-3 gigs a month. Most of the consumption came from cloud streaming services. Pandora and navigation on the other hand don't take up too much bandwidth. So I figure even with tethering and performing essential tasks, you don't need more than 5.

I do agree though it's nice to have unlimited, especially if you're on the road a lot and stream a lot of video (Netflix). However most of that is pretty much impossible to do with Sprint's abysmal 3G speeds. The only reason I stayed was because I'm betting on Sprint's LTE to be decently good. That and the cost aspect. You do get what you pay for though and if money weren't an issue AT&T would be the choice to go with.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Riff76:
If i were on AT&T I would get the unlocked GNex from the playstore instead of a OneX or iphone. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Sense fan, however the unlocked GNex doesn't have anyone getting in the way of OS updates (ahem, Sprint and EVO 3D). I'm happy with Sprint, I got WiFi at work and at home to hold me over until we get LTE in Los Angeles.