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[HTC Inspire 4G] Gizmoe:
I prefer sense roms myself. There are a lot to choose from with lots of different choices. The most popular Rom is probably android revolution but I've been sticking with the new att Rom 3.20.502.52 myself. It's best just to try some out though and see which ones you like. Just remember to do a backup of what your on so you can restore from recovery if a flash goes bad. And always read the op of thread so you know any known issues.
[HTC Inspire 4G] AndresGalvan98:
I prefer Sense ROMs, too. I've tried ARHD, as well. Well thanks! I'll look to you for any other problems :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jw98029:
Just saw this on Amazon and eBay (can't post links).

Older threads about similar batteries indicate that their true capacity is similar to the OEM battery.

I don't expect this battery can really hold 3500mAh, but could it be at least slightly better than the 2500mAh OEM battery?

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jw98029:
By the way, is there anything like batteryboss.org for Note batteries?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] slaydog:
Since the Note 2 has a 3,100 mAh battery, I wonder if it would fit in ours?

Long shot I suppose, but we will probably start seeing a lot of 3,000+ bats popping up...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ElAguila:
If you decide to try it out let us know how it goes. I have not seen that one before. I do have a gold 3250 that lasts longer than the stock. Currently using the mugen which is great so far but I wonder what this is like.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pTeronaut:
A quick Google search finds a retailer that reports the following:

http://www.evertop.co.uk/p/5311743/...ote-gt-i9220-battery-gt-n7000-eb615265vu.html

I found the same text on another site, which suggests that both are using the same translated copy from the Chinese wholesaler, and that the retailers that the OP saw on Amazon & eBay are misrepresenting the battery.

http://www.evertop.co.uk/p/5311743/...ote-gt-i9220-battery-gt-n7000-eb615265vu.html
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] gregsarg:
Negative ...

The note 2 battery is thicker by a few millimeters...

Just large enough not too fit ....g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] monomer888:
I've just been looking at batteries myself and the site you quote above also says:

I get the impression that the serial number is supposed to represent the original Samsung battery part number. What's odd is that the GT-N7000 takes the EB615268VU (and the Note i717 takes EB615268VA) Samsung battery, so whether there is another Galaxy Note model that takes a different battery variant is anyone's guess.

I guess the point is that third-party batteries can carry any serial number they want to put on it, but the proof will only be after you've bought one and used it. I personally don't think they can fit 3500mAh into the battery especially for the prices they quote, but any increase on the stock battery will be nice.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
I just got my EVO LTE today. It has hboot 1.12, and is dev unlocked. I've tried flashing the newest nightly of CM10 with both CWM (5.8.3.5) and TWRP (2.2.2.0), and everything seems to go well until I boot into CM10, and it just sits at the CM loading animation forever. Yes, I've done the normal wiping of caches. Any ideas out there? Thanks in advance!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
Wiping caches isnt the proper wipe.

Thats your issue,.

Do a factory reset, wipe system, data, cache, and dalvik cache
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
Ah. I'll try this right now.

I only ever did cache partition and dalvik when flashing CM7 on my EVO Shift and it worked fine first try, just assumed that's all I needed here.

Thanks already given :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
No problem, I'll stick around for more options if that doesnt fix it.

Also, in an unrelated note, I would highly suggest looking into getting S-OFF :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
Worked like a charm! :highfive:

I was reading up on lazy panda, but I guess I don't see the benefits of s-off if all I'm doing is CM10 official builds. Care to enlighten me? :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
S-OFF = bootloader securities off. You can flash things through the bootloader that are not signed by HTC.

With H-boot 1.12 you can still flash all the usual things that you would normally flash in the bootloader through the recovery, but S-OFF provides an extra bit of safety net in the fact that its future proof. Once you are S-OFF you are S-OFF until you flash the S-ON tool.

With HTC unlock, if somehow the phone gets updated (friends, family, ect not knowing to decline OTA's when using your phone) you lose all ability to flash new radios and other firmware bits. You would also have to fastboot flash kernels each time you flash a ROM. Its a pretty big pain.

Now, being on CM means you wont get HTC updates, so you shouldnt have to worry about it, but S-OFF is still regarded as being better for that added ability to flash through bootloader if things go wrong.

Its suggested that you have access to linux on your computer if you decide to S-OFF, because theres a chance you could temp brick the phone, and the unbrick tool only works in linux.

We have a great guide for this over on AF. Don't be discouraged by the size of it. Lazypanda only takes a few minutes if it doesnt brick.

http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-lte-all-things-root/605567-s-off-lazypanda-root-dummies-guide.html
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
I'll have to look into that. As an IT Engineer with a Linux background, it should be cake :)

Thanks again for all of your help!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Deleted member 4688382:
Does this mean you can upgrade your hboot to 1.15 or 1.19 while still keeping S-OFF? I've been reluctant to touch my hboot out of fear of losing the S-OFF.

edit: whoops, found my answer in another thread. I guess it won't lose the S-OFF but I'm still going to leave it alone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
Yes, but theres literally no need to update your h-boot
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jsh82:
I had the same issue - didn't do factory wipe, just cache etc.. I cannot even boot into recovery - in a boot loop at that point too. Any suggestions on how to boot into recovery at that point?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] syaoran68:
if your boot looping. do a hard shut down of your phone. hold the power button down for like 20 seconds. your phone's capacitative buttons should flash. once its off. hold down the Volume down button and push power on the phone. it'll vibrate and should load into the bootloader menu. from there just select recovery and you should get in.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
Is the "hard shutdown" an equivalent to a battery pull? ie. a function of the hardware, not software?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
Yes, holding power for 10+ seconds is the same as a battery pull
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] theultimatev:
I highly advise using lazy panda from a booted Linux pc. I used ubuntu 12.0.4. No bricking problems. As an IT guy you should have no problems with setting up a bootable drive or cd ;)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bilbo524:
Took your advice and did the following:

1. Obtained S-OFF via lazy panda.

2. Full backup via TWRP.

3. Flashed stock ROM and followed Regaw's S-ON guide to put phone back to stock (S-ON, no dev unlock, etc). (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1744700)

4. Re-rooted, used lazy panda again.

5. Booted into stock ROM and downloaded newest PRL.

6. Flashed newest Radio, PRI with ZIP from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1704612

7. Restored TWRP backup and am now running CM10 Nightly with newest Radio, PRI, and PRL, with S-OFF and no stupid dev-unlock.

Thanks for all of the help, guys! Everything went perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
​

Hey guys!:o

Android as we know, is the world’s most popular mobile platform. Till now we have seen many versions of Android being released, but did you notice that these versions have been released in alphabetical order. Also all the versions are named after desserts.

These versions have been released in alphabetical order: Cupcake, Donut, Éclair, Froyo (frozen yogurt), Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, and Jelly Bean.

Android versions history involves the versions updates from 1.0 till date. Here is the list of different Android version with their releasing date:-

1. Android 1.0 - Release Date: September 23, 2008

2. Android 1.1 - Release Date: February 9, 2009

3. Android 1.5 Cupcake – Release Date: April 30, 2009

4. Android 1.6 Donut - Release Date: September 15, 2009

5. Android 2.0/2.1 Éclair – Release Date: October 26, 2009

6. Android 2.2 FroYo – Release Date: May 20, 2010

7. Android 2.3 Gingerbread - Release Date: December 6, 2010

8. Android 3.0 Honeycomb - Release Date: February 22, 2011

9. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich - Release Date: October 19, 2011

10. Android 4.1 Jelly Bean - Release Date: July 9, 2012.

We all loved jellybean (4.1) .Didn't we ?

Especially The project Butter :)

Now let's talk about the Next Android Version ( Key Lime Pie ?)

let's have some fun.

Tell what new features you want in next update.

Let me start first.

[1] Project butter- I want it more.(As smooth as windows 7& 8):good:

[2]T9 Dailer

[3] Better keyboard.

[4] Notifications from lockscreen

[5] Re-design

[6] Google Wallet for All Countries ,Even Google play music , magazines, movies, books for all Countries <----- That will be awesome :good:

[7] better power management for longer battery life

[8] Group SMS into the stock messaging app ( thanks for reminding me-brandenk0)

[9] Templates in SMS app.

[10] Speed dial

[11] timer, stop watch integrated to stock Clock app.(Just like galaxy S2)

[12] Notification Toggles <-- will be great!

[13] Zoom in/out in Stock email app and Gmail app.

[14]LED customization in-built.(like light flow)

[15] Improve Audio <------ Awesome.

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I will add more what i want from next update once i am free.:o

So its your turn,predict the features that you want from next update.

Thanks!;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Reserved
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
The transition from Gingerbread to Ice Cream Sandwich was the biggest update I've ever seen in a mobile operating system.

Key Lime Pie will be

HUGE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Better power management, some new features maybe a re-deisign, and build on what they talked about in the ICS release
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandenk0:
For me I really want Google to add in Group SMS into the stock messaging app. It's always been missing and apps like Handcent and

GoSMS have never been able to get it down perfectly.

Other than that better battery management would be awesome and offline turn-by-turn navigation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Hope so its huge!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
+1 for group SMS in Stock messaging app.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] a.cid:
Aren't notifs in the lockscreen present since ics?

Hmmm, I would want a full-fledged (or even light would do) document editor baked right into the os...also a simple memo app would be appreciated...

Plenty of stuff available in the market for this, but these would make great additions for right out of the box...

- Via xda premium
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
+1 for memo app ( it will be great if all memos can be synced by google account, and can see them on pc or tablet.)

Notifications from lockscreen i meant-> something similar to xperia devices( where you can swipe and you can go to app);)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Indeed.. 5+ will be glorious. Everyone will bow in its green goodness.

Assuming its green lol..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
I'd like to be able to hook my phone up to my laptop or other keyboard/Display setup and a full-fledged desktop Chrome OS takes over that's integrated with its mobile counterpart.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Da Kine:
Don't forget about the candy cane that appears in the jelly bean easter egg. Maybe Goole will go with Kandy Kane lol :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
I just want the stock keyboard to have a thicker space bar in landscape for my big thumbs and a border between the top keys and suggestions in landscape, again for my large thumbs.

Sent from my Stock AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] welchertc:
Honestly, there isn't much I would change from JB. Just got my nexus, and the past few days have shown me what android should really be like out of the box.

I guess the group messaging feature would be nice, but it doesn't happen that often, where after I send a message to multiple recipients, that I need to carry on a group convo. I suppose it wouldn't be that hard to implement, but it works just fine for me right now.

What I would really like to see is a movement by the OEMs, where they release each phone with vanilla android, and then release their OEM specific features/overlays for free for their own phones, and as a paid option in the market for people using other OEM handsets. That way, the OEMs could still differentiate from each other, and still deliver the awesome vanilla android experience us Nexus users enjoy.

A docking mode where the phone runs Chrome OS when docked would also be fun, but I would enjoy it even more if it ran Ubuntu while docked...and that's already possible...

Really, there's not a whole lot I would change with android itself, but with a few changes, Google could rule the world.

I'm probably forgetting some stuff that I would want to add because I'm drunk right now, and also probably stating things that will only ever be wishes for the same reason...but I like this thread and I like discussion. So fire away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Manual camera options.

Native music/ringtone integration.

Chrome as default browser.

Bring back Facebook Sync!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ali magdy:
Google!! , surprise me. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
I'm pretty sure Key Lime will be 4.2.x.

Google isnt gonna do another UI change in just one year.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elmerendeiro:
I say push forward Google Now, there are countless possibilities that can be done, it could be amazing, and i want it to be more integrated into the system, not just an app, lets say it could work as a lockscreen, and 3rd party apps could interact with gNow using their own services

That said I also dig more project butter, better keyboard, eye tracking integrated into the system like GS3...

also i don't feel the need of a major redesign but some refinements would be cool

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dschreiber69:
Along with the T9 dialer (which is something so simple but would kick ass!) also allow it to work in landscape

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Ya you are right. they most likely will not change UI.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsalexaye90:
Here we go!

http://androidheadlines.com/2012/10/featured-the-full-android-4-2-key-lime-pie-preview.html
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
An article full of speculation? Why not just re-read this thread and get the same info.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AceofSpades90:
By multi-tasking i mean't the pop-up video playback...

There is a huge list of sensors that can be supported. As a game developer, i'd love to see that part of the side supported. Not that it's NEEDED but it's good if we can have it in future.

More then 50% of the thread and rumors on several sites wants HW acceleration and Project Butter to go further...

I guess some novice non-techy people likes to butt in with innovation...

EDIT: I'd also like webGL support in Chrome(If it's gonna be default).

EDIT EDIT: I don't get it why people want Android to be built on C#/Mono? Java is the next best thing after C language(Does not mean C# just fyi THEY'RE WORLD APART).

source

Use Windows Phone 8 if you like .Net (: Though, that doesn't mean i don't want apps developed in C# for Android just not the system ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
All I can do is laugh. You automatically feel entitled to something, there's micro lag occasionally... big deal? Compare it to the fruit phone and it gets micro lag as well. Oh and btw there's a good 3 apps that can perform "pop up play" but I'm butting against innovation. LOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RoadHazard:
You can do that on your GNex right now with something like Dice Player. Works very well, although I personally don't really see the use for it on such a small screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] burntkookie:
I also agree for the better power management.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
I think what Google needs to add is Navigation Bar customization under Settings>Display>Navigation Bar

Something similar like the CM Navigation Bar Customizer would be nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Add battery percentage to stock!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nerys71:
I would be happy if they would simply put UMS back into the freaking os.

this MTP crap sucks hard core.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sinful Animosity:
Just saying this from personal experience, but Java is quite a bit more... Bloated, let's say, then C#. I'm not saying it's a bad language at all, but a lot of it is useless bloat. I like java itself, and I'm not bashing so much as pointing out one of its inherent flaws.

(I'm not a developer, so I don't know the first thing about developing in Android, just speaking from regular desktop application)

I know I would rather write code in C++ then Java.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 309041291a:
I want a voice assistant that produces a holographic Jesus to help ease my searches on my path to purity. Anything less will not satisfy me in the upgrade.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

Paranoid Android (2.2.2 - 4.1.2)

Marmite Kernel (5.0 - Bedalus)

Ondemmand (Screen On) (800/100)

Ondemmand (Screen Off) (400/100)

Deep Idle (N/A - CFQ)

BLX (98 - Inverted Apps)

Black Exodus (Stock Voltage)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] InfDaMarvel:
I've used all 3 and Java seemed easier and less complex than C# and C++. It could have just been the order in which I've learned them though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dri94:
Java is extremely friendly. And Xplatform
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sinful Animosity:
No, you're definitely right about the easiness. It all comes down to personal preference in the end. I just could never figure out why they decided to use Java for Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dri94:
Probably to reach a bigger audience and make it easy for those to learn android. Its so quick to learn. C would speed it up though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
Because Google could write their own interpreter for different platforms. Now that they are supporting Intel, it is extremely important. I think some people think Android uses Sun's runtime but Google created their own customized version that is very efficient. It is only Java in language, not in how the apps are run.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] springy:
Yup I was about to say Android isn't java, the syntax is java and has the same ish semantics..

But yea it makes it easy for java guys to come and develop on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
Going by rumored features of 4.2, looks like google took my suggestion quite seriously :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Because a multi-billion dollar company waits until a little over a month before a product release to finalize the features list.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
Not sure about google but you seem to have definitely taken my comment very seriously...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ramkumar2000:
+1 for google now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnustomp:
Definitely NOT an UI overhaul. Yes, continue to evolve holo, but we don't need something different.

For those who haven't used it, 3.0 Honeycomb was the first release with the holographic UI, but it only matured in 4.0 ICS and had of the Honeycomb leftovers ironed out by 4.0 (remember how checkboxes changed from green to blue?).

We'll continue to see holo evolve (like how switches were changed from trapezoid to more conventional, and resize grips changed from diamonds to circles)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lokenok:
My list of needed features in KEY LIME PIE

- Notification on Lockscreen , Lockscreen shortcut targets?

- New Icons plox

- Quick Settings to be better?

- More Customizable e.g the color of nav bar , the size .. etc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] springy:
1. Backup and restore management. No more using titanium backup and having to be root to restore app data. Plus knowing how many devices you have so also having the ability to sync your data across devices or not.

2. Merge messaging services. Get rid of Google+ Messenger and get GTalk on the play store. Unification of the messenger app.

3. Integrate Google+ with games, like games centre in iOS. It is optional for the end user to use.

4. More customisation for the toggle on the swipe menu from the navigation menu.

5. There was a person who speed up ICS by 200% by just optimising the Android build. I think he has checked it back into the open source project so basically add that or taking ideas from that which should increase performance and battery life in the OS.

6. Start the availability of Chrome apps to run natively on android. This will reduce fragmentation if Chrome gets on the same release cycle as it's desktop counterparts, you can start build apps with HTML5 and native client therefore application not only can run across devices but also stay upto date. Basically when you launch a Chrome app, it feels you running a normal application, but chrome is running it in the background.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rrohanjs:
better quick toggles for sure

more features from custom roms will be taken by google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raikkoni27:
Will the Key Lime Pie have a PIE control instead of nav bar buttons as seen in ParanoidAndroid concept? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
I hope not. I find it inconvenient. My finger is frequently blocking the option I want in the camera.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sparx639:
They should bring back the gingerbread style ui, as much as I like holo I still miss it. They already have lock screen notifications just saying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
I would like to see "true" multitasking with youtube and video play. T9 dialler and customizable notification toggle (cm 9/10 style) would also be good addition.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bluemoon1221:
I agree with the "true multitasking for youtube". wish I could answer texts while watching without having to load again...

also better stock apps like clock or memo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
blame the makers of the youtube app for this. That's how it was written.

They don't want it to be used for streaming music.

Has nothing to do with android.

Also a redesign? Really? There is a reason they got away from the green and it had to do with amoled screens.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xmacex:
Yes, having used Ubuntu for years, I cannot wait for Ubuntu for Android http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android

---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:44 PM ----------

Spot on, this fragmentation of the Android across vendors and devices should be made better somehow. It's a well known issue, and i'm sure the best minds of the smartphone world could bring solutions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loonsy:
For me it's not so much what is missing in features, as with Android you can easily fix that with root and apps.

Fragmentation and issues with apps with different phones needs to be fixed. Also a much better control of apps so we get more equivalent apps that are available on unnamed fruit phone and better written apps for Android.

There are many apps on Android, but still lots of sub par apps out there. Also lots of apps that still do not follow the ics design recommendation which makes some apps in ics and jb not function as it should.

Lastly as someone previously said. OEM's putting their overlays on top of AOSP where we can remove them without having to go to custom roms. This would help with a more uniformed android on all phones, leaving less FC on A phone vs works perfect on B phone.

Stock Android works really well. It's all these stupid OEM @#$? that's causing issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
But I see this problem with all video playing apps e.g ted, MX player etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Logan_M:
Yeah, don't blame the maker of Android, blame the maker of YouTuuuuu..............