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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
The verge tested the new Google experience phones. Quality was comparable, but you lose camera functions like push to burst

http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/6/2...-one-google-play-edition-stock-android-review

Tomorrow's nightly looks cool, with quick setting camera tile

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44618/
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Is this regarding the most recent nightly? For me it's the opposite: decent battery life, but extremely laggy. Unlocking takes a long time as well
[HTC One S] maluus:
Observation: %9 percent battery usage after 1,41 hours of daily usage (google, exchange, weather sync etc. checking and reading mails a few times, listening music for half an hour with winamp.), 17 minutes of screen on time. battery issue sure is improved.

Bug: on the other hand silent hours mode is still not working.

Question: where is the right place for suggestions or bug report? (For CM obviously :D)
[HTC One S] :
Couple of bugs to report:

1. Front facing camera: I get a "Gallery has stopped" force close when taking a picture with the front camera. Rear facing camera works fine.

2. System crash on Ingress: For those unfamiliar, Ingress uses constant screen and GPS data. Every here and there it will crash the entire system. I think, based on how it crashes, this may be related to the "improper sleep" that's causing our lock screen delays. Anyhow, it crashes here and there.

Anyone else experiencing anything similar?
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Just tested the facing camera for myself. It took a picture, but now the phone won't turn on... I'm having lots of lag and similar battery drains right now, as well as the phone restarting by itself.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Btw something else also catch my attention. When phone is ringing or alarm set off there is a certain stuttering. Alarm sound is like slowing time to time. But when it comes to incoming calls, phone sound nearly always breaks for half a second after 2-4 second into f ringing. I use a 30 secondish mp3 file as a ringtone.

Enviado desde mi One S usando Tapatalk 4 Beta
[HTC One S] Stainless7221:
With the new kernel i could get a maximum of 8 hours stand-by.

I flashed an old rom with the old kernel (20/6) and also flashed a kernel with smartmax included as governor. i started flashing at 80% battery and had to install everything and now look at my awesome barrery life.
[HTC One S] NQNH:
so this screenshot is from which build/kernel? 3.4. too?
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
thanks for the answer. My phone is in HBOOT 2.13 indeed.

Understand that i need to upgrade it to 2.15 but it seems tricky (my phone is unlocked but S-ON).

I am not very comfortable with playing with all that... Will take a look...

Worst case, i will stick with unoffficial releases...

thanks !

K
[HTC One S] horno46:
And your point is?
[HTC One S] NQNH:
s-off first before upgrade to 2.15, because with 2.15 its difficult to gain s-off ( as far as i know)

just flash latest ruu and latest ota and you will have hboot 2.15 and s-off, so no need for fastboot flash boot boot.img anymore :highfive:

really recommend it, it makes everything much easier.
[HTC One S] horno46:
Battery seems twice as good add last unofficial. Losing about 4% an hour as opposed to 8%.
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
well.... Not very very comfortable with the S-OFF and Super CID and RUU.

I had a previous HTC One that i killed... It was rooted and in CM. I then decided to install the RUU from my local operator (Bouygues Telecom in France) and my phone got stuck in the middle of nowhere... Locked on the HTC black screen...

I was lucky and got a free phone exchange (garanty - even if i had killed the phone ;)

So now, I am not very confident in my rooting/SOFFing/whatver skills.......

I will have a deeper look into the tutorials...

Thanks!

K
[HTC One S] Kalashnikitty:
yeah. its so awesome now! They didn't change anything but its faster smoother and absolute no drain!!1111eleven :good::victory::laugh:
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
For comparison: With 3.0 kernel I lost 9% in 4,5h with very less usage.
[HTC One S] RockR172:
Does DSP Manager work for any of you? :)
[HTC One S] horno46:
For comparison my Nokia 6210 lasted 3 days between charges!!!
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Battery life is pretty mich better, I lost only 19% in 17h...
[HTC One S] highKo:
my usb-debugging isnt working . can anyone confirm it on latest official nightly?
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Near 24-hours on a single charge with average use, few videos, comics, music, texting and downloading over cell data only at 53%. :laugh:

I'm very pleased with the battery.
[HTC One S] NQNH:
the next nightly for our device is getting built at the moment.

follow here

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/

so it will be on get.cm in around 20-30min.

now i'm pretty sure that we will get nightlys everyday (:
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
No ville in changelog,but that doesnt always has to be negative.

EDIT: Changelog has much about merging and translation so dont expect magic
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Always check the changelog before downloading a nightly. Blindly flashing every nightly is senseless.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Battery usage at the end of the day. Everyday usage. 3g data enabled, voicing, mailing, syncing etc.

Enviado desde mi One S usando Tapatalk 4 Beta
[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
Screen on time?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Official nightly?
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
For those unhappy with the handset earpiece call volume being excessively loud, and who rely on fixing two lines in snd_soc_msm_2x to solve that issue, don't install nightlies via the CM updater (it'll reset your change).

Instead, use your computer to download the update, then manually extract that file from the flashable zip, edit it using your favorite text editor (i.e. Notepad or gedit), put the file back inside the zip, and then manually flash via recovery.

If you absent mindedly install via the CM updater, you can still perform what I stated above - edit the file and re-flash. Or you can use adb commands, but I find that way too tedious.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Well, this one has the quicksettings camera tile, so it's fun to check it out. Just because there isn't Ville specific stuff, doesn't mean there aren't new CM features.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
What I meant was you should always check the changelog to see if it's worth downloading at all. Some nightlies only contain one or two irrelevant changes. If you want the changes, then go ahead and download. I'm speaking on behalf of all nightly builds, not just the latest one from yesterday.
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
i really wish if some one makes a video

i saw the steps and it looks like a nightmare
[HTC One S] justaway2:
If it looks like a nightmare then you shouldn't attempt it.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
The problem is, it's can be a different process for everyone depending on SOFF, SCID, hboot version, etc. The easiest I've seen is just flashing the firmware.zip in fastboot...even SOFF seem to be able to do without issues. Read the 3.4 firmware thread...it was nerve wracking, but ultimately pretty easy.

BTW, I still have SON and just flash the boot.img with the flashimagegui program and it's nearly as easy as SOFF.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Finally I'm back in business. Running yesterday's nightly, let's see how this goes.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Hopefully obvious to most :confused: BTW, camera tile is kinda neat, but doesn't seem much faster or more convenient than lockscreen access or a dedicated icon.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
If you were capable of performing the steps to root and install a custom ROM in the first place, you're more than capable of following those steps.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Do you know how much harder it is to s-off with 2.15? I have that right now and I'm contemplating whether I would like to go through the troubles or not
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I got my phone back from repair with the 2.15 HBOOT (EU firmware 3.16.401.8) and S-OFF'd using Facepalm. It was no different to doing it on older firmware and it worked fine.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
There's also this one for high hboot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2325590
[HTC One S] maluus:
Well now the battery is at 35% and screen on time is 2 hours. back then probably it was arouns 1,45 hours or so.

Yes. 26.06.2013 first official.

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Honostly I totally agree. In my opinion, the hardest part is to decide whether to walk that damned road of meddling with phone firmware or not. if you did it once why not another time :D
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Guys, now that official nightlies are back, should we take general non-dev discussion to the General section's thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2043446

Just wondering for the sake of etiquette, lol.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
In most cases I'd agree, but xkonni is gone, so no one really seems to care what happens to this thread...it's pretty jacked up already...
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Is anyone having issues with the proximity sensor (screen not turning off when in a call) in the 26/06 nightly? Or have the repair centre messed something up... :(

I can definitely see the faint red light turn on, and it seems to be working physically but it just thinks that there's nothing ever covering it.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Works for me on 6/27. Try clearing cache again from recovery? I had wifi issues and that fixed it. Any failure in assembly seems like it would always have the screen off to me...unless the sensor is just broken.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I can definitely see the light. I tried an app called Proximity Sensor Finder, it detects it fine, but it reports last distance as 9cm which also according to the app is the max distance of the sensor. So it has to be working to some degree.

I'll try today's nightly, thanks.
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
Looks like there are major problems with sleep and receiving phone calls in this latest nightly.
[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
Oh noes. I was just about to flash. Care to elaborate?
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
phone is slow to wake, and it seems there is some increased reaction time when CPU is coming from a lower speed or power state. Wife has been missing calls because phone has not been ringing when a phone call comes.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Just tried calling myself from my desk phone. Woke on first ring and picked up smoothly. I'd say calling is OK for me...could this be the signal drop issue? Does she have grey bars at the time of the missed call?
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
Possible, but I don't have the phone in front of me live. I was having this issue last night and I'll have to investigate more.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Ok I'm on 27/6, did everything but still the same. How odd.

Edit: ok it works, it just seems miscalibrated. Used this app to fix it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.incredicontrol.ProxSensorCalibrator&hl=en
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
That explains it then...I just hope this solves it for everyone....but I have a feeling it may not...
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Oh obvious as Hell just deleted it, we'll see if it does the trick
[HTC One S] njeske:
That did it. Thanks!

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I use TWRP and still got the .nomedia issue. I've switched back and forth a few times a few weeks ago, but used TWRP to flash CM10.

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I'm not sure what else it would be, but at least that fixed the problem for me.
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Here's the answer I guess: http://rootzwiki.com/news/_/articles/rooting/rom-manager-updated-to-unhide-your-media-files-r1052

Edit: as said above :)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Doesn't help me even after multiple reboots. Always dump ROM Manager on first boot as CWR is not well maintained for HOS. Also doesn't explain why new photos appear but existing do not.
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
Removing that file sorted it out for me.
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
ya that's my problem everything is there, it just shows as black pictures. Can't view them with the computer, gallery or anything else. It's been happening since I started flashing roms.....not that I'm going to stop!
[HTC One S] klutch:
nah it wont work cuz the thing is i have weatherbug elite and setcpu as paid widgets once i put that in the main screen and reboot it disappears
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Try it. The problem is with the Market install. TB does it the old way that works.

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Different problem. Had that before too... That's corrupted data on sdcard.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
IS there anyway to navigate the system directory to pull those paid apps off your device and sideload them? Sideloading is a work-around that I discovered works fine for me....
[HTC One S] klutch:
alright guys let me try this one more time and see lol

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well guys that didnt work i did it again put the widget on the main screen rebooted dissapeard

that didnt work with TB
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Try side-loading a application...Basically put it on your SD Card and then install it.

You may have to locate the place the file is located when you download it from the Play Store and copy it to your SD Card. Then uninstall the other one and re-install the one from your SD Card....That's what i do....
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
Thanks a lot bro:)

Weather here is great at the moment. Around 32°C... not sure how much that is in Fahrenheit ... but its quite hot for germany :D

I was also having those media scan issues. I tried the idea if eckbauer. I copies the stuff that is not showing to my PC ( my one s at least showed some of the pics and music but not everything...) I just copied to my PC and back to phone and everything is fine now... :) maybe you give this a try as well and let me/us now if this helps to solve this issue until the devs have a prop per solution for it...

I hope I did help at least some of you guys.. ;)

BTW. I attach a pic of one of my fishes I caught... a mirror carp. hope it doesn't look to bad :D
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
So I tried this to make SwiftKey stick after a reboot and it WORKED! Can't seem to mash your thanks button enough Mike :)

In case it helps anyone else, here are the exact steps I took:

1.Using ES File Explorer go to:

Menu > Manage > Apps

Find the app you need to work with (in this case it was SwiftKey 3 for me) > Long-press it and click "Back up"

2. Uninstall the app if it's already installed from the market or from a previous restore.

3. (Not sure if this is necessary but I did it anyway) Go into airplane mode.

4. Install the app from the backup you made using ES File Explorer (it took longer than usual to install I believe because it was looking to connect to the market which is causing this issue)

5. Turn your connections back on (turn off airplane mode) Use the app and enjoy!

Again, I did this to get the keyboard selection to stick on reboot for me. Not sure how this will behave with widgets etc., but it's worth a try I think.
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
Hey Mike... Great to see you implementing some great stuff to another great rom. Just before I flash, I have some (probably n00bish) questions :D

As I read in earlier posts, these tweaks will not add any kind of app... So it will somehow just make the mentioned stuff better?!

eg enhanced jpeg quality... Thats all clear I thing :silly:

But what exactly do the following things do? :confused:

- Proximity Sensor tweaks

- Increased Still Image Dimensions

Do I just flash the zip in TWRP... :confused:

Sry if Im bothering again... :D
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Proximity Sensor Tweaks basically makes it more responsive, very little delay when removing it from your face....

Increased Still Image Dimension is basically making the image size bigger when it's taken
[HTC One S] mustang00066:
http://gw.gd/jwyd

Logcat above

Every once in a while I'll be on a call and get another call coming in. When I try to switch over and answer the incoming call, the phone freezes and doesn't pick up the new call. Screen stays and I have to power off and power on to kind of unstick everything, but it doesn't answer the new incoming call.

Again, my logcats are probably garbage. I'm not sure how to create a good one, though i've gone here http://ville.giev.de/?page_id=516 it still isn't crystal clear. Will do a little more research so hopefully the next one can be more helpful.

Thanks for all the work!
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Use an app like aLogcat bro....it shows RED for errors or when something goes wrong.
[HTC One S] klutch:
neather that worked the thing is i have FB Goole+ twitter ESPN score and PowerAmp as widgets but SetCpu and Weatherbug Elite wont stay there i wonder why:confused:
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
SetCPU and Weatherbug I'm assuming are purchased apps right? The issue with widgets and stuff is with purchased apps, not free ones...Sideload the purchased apps by following a post a fellow user used above this post and go from there...
[HTC One S] v3n3:
I always have issues with my connection.

Im on EU Radio 1.11 and also tried 1.15, but the problem occurs on both of them.

When Im not connected to a WiFi Hotspot, the 2G/3G connection drops every few minutes.

I did a fresh install of the first official Nightly.

The strange thing is, the 2G/3G icon appears in the statusbar, but when Im trying to use a application that requires an internet connection it always fails.

Doesnt matter if its WhatsApp, Chrome, Facebook, whatever, its always failing.

EDIT:

It appears that this issue occurs every time the phone goes into deep sleep for some amount of time. When its constantly used, that problem doesnt show up.

/EDIT

Its an "easy" fix, just enable Airplane Mode and disable it again.

Another thing thats always happening is, that when Im connecting to an WiFi Network, the Signal drops to 0.

I have no normal connection at all, cant receive calls or anything like that. Again, easy fix, just enable and disable Airplane Mode.

Sadly going to move to Sense again, because those issues are really annoying :-/

But Im pretty sure the Dev´s will address those issues pretty fast ;)

Its really nice to have nightlies back, but on the current state its not a daily driver for me.

And again, battery life CANT be better with the Nightlies, since there were no changes on the Kernel ( I hate stupid people ) ;)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Okay Einstein, then explain that...
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
BÄM...! :D
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Wow intervegil reacted fast to revert ear piece volume. Great! And by the way, battery life seems also ok for me for the moment. Lost 30% in 10 hours with 1 hour screen time.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Something is obviously different as the kernel is now 3.4.49 not 3.4.0.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
He did? I still see the value is 75 in the downloaded zip file. No commits on github either.

I don't have the phone with me right now so I can't verify yet. Only flashing tonight.

edit: Never mind, saw this: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/0613ecec19e28df27462b0e1b4166c59dc651716
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Battery life is better, but it wasn't a kernel change that fixed it. Oversight on my part in ignoring one of the post-boot scripts.

Suspend still doesn't behave exactly like I wish it would though, but it should be fine for the most part. I'll have to look at the network issues in a bit, the new google edition code drops for m7 have most of my attention at the moment.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Ok one more thing. I have this issue since a month ago or so. My phone don't save SwiftKey as my standard keyboard for long. After a few minutes the AOSP keyboard is again my standard. The only solution I found was to delete the AOSP keyboard every time I flash a new nightly. Any one else? Strange thing is, that it safes swype as the standard keyboard... Strange thing
[HTC One S] arko7123:
the alternative keyboards it's a JB known issue with some apps

http://support.swiftkey.net/forums/...ean-update-swiftkey-keeps-returning-#comments

a workaround is:

-backup swiftkey with titanium

-unistall swiftkey

-restore swiftkey backup

-reboot

worked for me :)
[HTC One S] maluus:
After a daylong use here is my conclusion for battery usage. Considering my usual daily usage habit has not changed notably, at current state CM10.01 official nightly is nearly on par with stock JB sense. I believe if known problems causing battery drain are solved battery life will be much better as it expected to be with CM quality. I will continue to use as a daily driver and will report.
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Really dude your going to start name calling? What are you 10?

There is more to battery drain than just the kernel! Besides it is a different kernel so take it easy and try to be helpful not disrespectful

Sent from my One S using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
My theory...I started having network issues the moment I upgraded to Hangouts. In the past, it always seemed that Gtalk controlled the connection to Google Services, i.e. if you had grey bars, open Gtalk and sign in and they turn blue. At least one person reverted to Gtalk and he thought his connection issues disappeared, but the wife prefers Hangouts, so I can't revert without losing video calling and emoticons.

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I love how this post is followed very shortly by the actual technical explanation of why it's better by the CM maintainer himself. Turns out I hate stupid people as well.
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
Your problem sounds suspiciously familiar to a problem with certain gateways and Android not being able to maintain a connection when the wifi adapter is in low power mode. I don't think this has to do with hangouts personally. Basically, you would lose connection to google services when your phone went to sleep. The N4 had this problem, and the root cause was the implementation of broadcast packet filtering, as I recall.

Again, I don't think this has to do with hangouts. My guess is that when you don't receive hangout notifications while your phone is sleeping, I'd bet you also don't get gmail notifications or anything else google.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I mostly have this problem while on the cell network in weak signal areas, seemingly when it switches from E/3G/H. On my home wifi, it doesn't disconnect.

My point was not that I don't receive Hangout notifications, it's that I always guessed Gtalk "controlled" this connection because it could force it to reconnect by logging in/out and maybe Hangouts doesn't do it properly. Just a coincidence probably...
[HTC One S] horno46:
Anyone else still got the click when unlocking whilst playing audio?
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
Dude are you serious ? So you are saying ALL AOSP ROMs have the same battery life if you use the same kernel?!
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Yes it's still there kinda. It's related to the suspend, I think. Once that is 100% sorted I think the jitter and the screen on lag should be gone.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks like Intervigil is still tinkering with the radio.

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44695/

Unfortunately I've tried this and it doesn't seem to change anything, including disconnects.

At least the phone volume should be fixed tomorrow.

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44695/
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
For anyone who's saying battery life is still crap I can now firmly disagree. After my first full charge since I got the phone back and flashed CM, this morning I did one hour of use with 50 minutes of music playback (MP4 too which is more battery intensive + with Viper4Android audio mod), 7 minutes of screen, 3G data enabled and a bit of instant messaging ... only lost 5%.

[MENTION=2101224]el_smurfo[/MENTION], the way you were going on about the Camera Tile in quick settings got me excited, but it's just a button that launches the camera lol. I thought it would be like a live tile or something where you could see a mini camera preview in the drawer itself and tap it to take a pic. That would have been sweet.

Edit: nevermind I realise now that it is actually like that!