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[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
Is it actually cooler? Or just reporting as cooler?

Different kernels can often give different temperature reporting.

For example the kernel im using now is telling me the battery temp is 60 degrees Fahrenheit, which was impossible after the phone had been in a 78 degree room for hours.

I had previously been using a different version of that same kernel that told me 60 degrees when the phone felt like it was going to melt in my hand.

Same kernel, different versions, massively different temp reporting.
[HTC Sensation] bomczz:
I tried play some heavy games and it still cool after 15 mins
[HTC Sensation] MrSoulSOng:
This.
[HTC Sensation] bomczz:
not sure if troll or just this.
[HTC Sensation] AndroidNeophyte:
do you have anker or stock battery?
[HTC Sensation] MrSoulSOng:
Not trolling in the slightest mate. It's simple, like has been said already, if a battery is reporting temps lower then the ambient temperature the phone has been exposed to for some time, it's impossible for it to be lower.

This can be a kernel reporting incorrect temps, or also could be caused by an after-market battery (Anker etc).
[HTC Sensation] bomczz:
stock battery.

it so cool that i dont feel any heat come from it.
[HTC Wildfire S] ricoh90:
Hi. Today i had some strange call from unknow number. When i try block it via MIUI system application i had error (proces android,process.acore has stopped) I downolanded Call Bloker but doesn't work fine and allow blocked calls. Someone can recommend good working application which blocking calls??
[HTC Wildfire S] finance.resat:
Use sense 3.5 or 2.1.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] perromatic:
PLZ help

my milestone wont Boot up. the back light just turns on for about 5 seconds and then when the M logo should appear it just turns off for another 5 seconds and then turns on back it self and continues the cycle

and i cant seem to flash it with RSD lite it go trough the first half of the process but it just start turning it self off right before the M logo when RSD lite reboots it
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] justforlove:
It seems that something goes wrong with your current ROM... Try to come to bootloader and flash to stock ROM, and then, upgrading to your favourite cumstom ROM again. I suggest CM10 cause it works quite well now!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Erovia:
I believe your problem is more serious than corrupted rom.

I guess your only chance is:

-booting into Bootloader Mode (hold the DPad-Up while turning on)

-if you see a black and white screen named "Bootloader" connect your phone to a PC

-i assume you have the proper driver installed (if not, you can download it from HERE)

-start RSDLite, it should show you in the list something like this "S Flash OMAP3430" and the status is "Connected"

-now you must find the proper SBF file for your phone HERE

-flash the SBF

-if succeed then reboot

-hope!
[Android Apps and Games] shad0wboss:
I'm looking for an app which can let me send free sms to mobile networks in countries like India, Pakistan and those south east asian countries...
[Android Apps and Games] nexus2515:
Try free2sms
[HTC One X] YUFFWU:
I need RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_hTC_Asia India 2.17. Where is download it? I seek this RUU used long time,If you have,please give me!!!
[HTC One X] sumeshd:
It is not available yet..please contact @football
[HTC One X] lumisab:
RUU

A you sure you need the 2.17 because it exist only 3 Asia India files and none of them is 2.17
[HTC One X] YUFFWU:
Ten days ago,I use the RUU_IndiaV1.29 restored system .I received OTA2.17 upgrade in night!
[Android] DragunKorr:
I have been compiling aokp,cm9,cm10 and even building my own kernels!

But i have not configured a way to compile a specific branch of cm9 yet! Havent had the need til now!

I suppose after repo i need to edit a local manifest and revisions!

Looking to compile cm9.1

guidance please Thanks!:laugh:
[Android] mg2195:
Repo init -u linkhere -b branchhere

Idk if that's what you meant though...
[Android] thewadegeek:
When you do a repo init you need to swap in the branch you want to build for whatever is currently in the -b tag.
[Android] DragunKorr:
so... btag

????
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
My battery is gone pretty horrible , could be because of the frimware or whatever , I dont really know what I should download , but once I have links Im able to put it on via odin and root if needed , there the only things iv done lol.

But yeah could anyone help me out heres all the info and please provide links , I'm not being lazy but my battery is pissing me off , especially because im back in school :P

I have rooted my phone before but I was never able to use roms , I could not get them to work so any help is highly appriciated, I was looking at this but I would not know how to put it on , I just need something with good battery , doesnt really matter what firmware preferably ics but yeah. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601109
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
i think it's the Android Os bug.

-Disable auto sync

-Download better battery stats (free on XDA)

-use the app to track down apps draining your battery

-Download cpuspy, use the app to know if your phone is sleeping or awake when screen is off

By the way, did you perform the recommended factory reset after using to ICS?

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
I know I'm a noob and I'm honestly sorry for bothering you but , where is auto sync and where do I get the app?

And I think I factory reset it , should I do that after I download them apps?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
Heres them ones.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
Ok.

1. There is no need to factory reset again then, since you have performed it once.

2. To disable Autosync, goto SETTINGS - account & sync, and disable auto sync

3. About your battery stats

a. The problem is your device is not entering deep sleep at all.

b. It's always awake

c. Some apps are always connected to internet

Try this, open better battery stats,

Check for

-kernel wakelock

-partial wakelock

-processes

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
How do i get it into deep sleep?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
I'm expecting you to post the screen shots, for the requests, in my previous post

I need to see this, in order to determine what's preventing deep sleep, and how to get deep sleep

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
Sorry.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
Ok.

Follow this steps:

1. Disable Autosync

2. Increase the polling time for notifications of Facebook app

3. Disable system/Touchwiz apps you don't think you need.

Note: only disable apps you are sure and understand their functions. If you don't understand any app, let me know first before attempting to disable it.

How to disable system app in ICS:

- Goto Settings > Apps > All

- Select an app you want to disable e.g Reader's hub

- Select Force close, then Disable

After disabling the apps, reboot your phone.

Your device should enter deep sleep now, when the screen is of.

Download CPU SPY from Google play store. Use the app to monitor your deep sleep state.

If after all these things you still experience battery drain, then let me know

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
What is zinio? Is it safe to say just dont remove any of the ones with android pictures , or UI or kinda names that sound like there needed in the system?

Is it okay to disable voice search and things that I never use?

Thank you for all your help by the way! very very nice guy.

Removed some stuff and had my phone in sleep mode for a while.

Does this look about right?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serialteg:
once you're rooted you can

1) charge your cell to 100% using battery calibrator by nema

2) hit calibrate

3) unplug and drain to 0

4) recharge (hopefully) without pulling the plug

this in combination with the above :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
It looks much better now. Deep sleep at last.

You can disable voice search, if you don't use it.

To learn more about what these apps do, and the ones you can disable, visit here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/spr...1gdDJRekl4QmkyNmIzUmRvX2h3UDVkQXc&output=html

And here: xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13601451&postcount=5

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lushstep:
Thank you man,

This is how my day went
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
i think it's much better now

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
It was suggested that those with great Infinity TF700s who are happy with them post about how great their tablet is. I've been saying that mine (32GB Amethyst Grey with the TF700 AG Keyboard Dock) is a fantastic device and I wouldn't trade it for anything currently on the market.

My tab is flawless, hardware-wise: no loose screen, lifted edges, light bleed, dead pixels, scratches, etc. It is rooted, unlocked and has TWRP custom recovery and ZEUS v4 ICS stock-based custom rom, which makes it so fluid and deliciously fast. I'm using Browser2Ram, which seems to have improved browsing (which wasn't bad anyway). I really am not experiencing I/O issues (RL Benchmark shows 19 overall, but random writes is still slow) and antutu scores consistently over 14,000. Navigating the Netflix app sucks, but playback is a delight. The Infinity screen is so nice, it's hard to watch a video on anything else. I do have some issues with apps that are not yet optimised for the screen resolution, but that will come in time. The keyboard dock is just an integral part of my TF700. I can't do without it. I go all day with lots of screen-on time, browsing (much time on xda!) and I've never yet gone to bed without some charge remaining. Standby battery life is astonishing.

I installed Google Now and I keep forgetting that the Infinity is still on ICS. It is performing like a champ and is as good as my three other Jellybean devices. Oh, and I usually operate in powersave or balanced mode! The custom rom and various system tweaks are responsible for this improved performance. In my experience, custom roms/kernels will always trump stock. I understand why people are hesitant to unlock and lose their ASUS warranty, but I bought a 2 year Square Trade warranty with coverage for accidental damage, so I feel pretty good about my unlocked state. It's well worth it.

Well that's my happy story. My advice is: don't put up with bad hardware. Exchange it if there are any major issues or minor issues that will bug you. keep exchanging til you are satisfied. Software-wise, there are many improvements coming your way. Be a bit patient for JB and later updates, or be adventurous and root/unlock and flash the great rom we have now...there will be more to come.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
Me too lol.

le rustle face
[Asus Transformer TF700] timrock:
initially, i started having trouble with slowness and force closes. but after a hard reset, everything seems fine now. I recently had an issue with Maps, but the problem has gone away.
[Asus Transformer TF700] junrider:
I have some minor light bleeds that I can live with, maybe 1-2 game crash in about a month of ownership, tablet is still not accepting my class 10 microsd 64gb (luckily the dock is fine with it), havent tried the blue tooth and streaming yet. I overall satisfied with it and waiting to see if JB can make it even better.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Me too. I love mine. :lol: No issues what so ever.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ntamat:
I agree 100%

It`s built with perfection, no problem with the screen, dock etc. I have no lag or slugginess. It plays anything i throw at it. I run it just as it was out of the box. I have no problem with battery. Keep it with me all day, wifi allways active, surfing, writing, reading a lot. Heavy email user. Allways runs in "balanced" mode. Medium screen brightness. Only time i really notice any battery drain is when i stream and play my 1080p shows from my windows home server, i watch 4-5 hours at night and then i recharge, very normal for a tab. Browser sucks but thats a software issue.

When i read some of the negative comments and post over the last few days i first thought i was in the wrong forum, this cant be my TF700T they are talking about? But i really feel for thoose of you who have got problems with loose screens etc. Take that unit back to the store asap, thats not how the TF700T should be. And most of them are not.

I owned several tabs and tablet PC`s. I have very high standards and I dont stand for poor build quality, laggy software. Believe me when I say the TF700T is right now one of the absolute best Android tablets on the market. (In 2 months who know..) :)

I own the european (WW) version with 64mb and the only thing that explains the difference in build quality is there from different build batches in the assembly line.

For anyone that thinking about picking one up I say go for it!
[Asus Transformer TF700] nramprabhu:
+1 Here. I am having TF700 for the past one month ( Exchanged my TF201 in BestBuy) . I don't have any problems with it. Very very negligible light bleed ( i can live with it) , No lag at all. No problems with the battery . GPS works like a dream , Wifi is considerably strong and stable ( compared with TF201 ) .

Another happy user here.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Beibin:
Mine is also flawless. The screen's amazing, great for reading and HD video.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
This is turning out to be just like the Primes "Positive Thread." With all the negitive post a few have been posting and reposting, it's nice to have a solid thread where people can express there joy satisfaction regarding owning the Infinity. I am also in the positive happy catagory:D very little to non exsistant LB! Everything is solid even streaming/using my BT headset for audio is great!

JB is starting to pop up as well:) Can't wait for some JB love!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
No bugs here that weren't my non understanding of the OS or features of the tablet.

A few threads about problem devices had me pushing on the glass and thinking my wifi and GPS were under-performing.

Haven't seen any of that after 38 days of tinkering.

Hell I even left Mr Infinity all alone for two whole days!

When I flipped open the cover and pressed the button he woke up and said "swipe me!!!"

Very exciting l tell you.

Color me :D happy...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Crizthakidd:
i want to love mine but i dont know if i just keep getting unlucky. google play force closes on me a lot ;[ . movies are fine and beautiful make sure u partition ur sd cards right. games run fine that you actually buy. other then that this tablet is sexy as f
[Asus Transformer TF700] Degaron:
Im also very happy with mine its perfect, no light bleeds no loose screen nothing. its also very stable.
[Asus Transformer TF700] houtx2:
I exchanged my Best Buy Prime last weekend for an Infinity and I have none of the issues others are talking about. This is what the Prime should have been all along. No bleed, wifi and GPS both good. Very pleased.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dee Envy:
It's good to see a thread like this. It gets pretty discouraging reading those negative threads of problems.

I have had my Infinity since July and am loving it!

No issues with screen, USB SD card or any of the reported problems I have seen.

This 64 Gb tablet has a dock and I have stuffed the SD slots with 32Gb's each.

It just WORKS!

The only thing that hasn't been tried is the HDMI. I have no need for it yet but the way things are going, it should be good to go.

I am so glad I didn't go with an iPad!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rsmin:
Mine became perfect when I read in these forums to turn on the performance mode. Ever since purchasing this tablet i had it in balanced mode and didn't even consider moving it to performance mode. Once I did that the tablet became smoother, faster and were no longer having issues with the tablet. It is like having a new tablet.

I appreciate the info i have gotten in this forum. It has kept me from making a mistake in returning this tablet. I am totally satisfied with the TF700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rlarson)mn:
My TF700T with its two TF201 dock keyboards works great. I have had zero issues from the start. I use my tablet with the dock most of the time as a unit. So much so that I purchased an additional TF201 dock keyboard. I keep the second dock attached to my AC power charger awaiting the need to swap out the dock thats currents attached to my tablet. After a heavy day of usage my tablet has some where around 40% remaining with the dock almost drained. At that time I just exchange docks and I am good to go. Both of my dock keyboards are a TF201 Prime version but both were updated from revision 206 to 207 as soon as they had the tablet inserted into them with a wifi network connected. I had a TF101 and a TF201 but this unit is fantastic from my standpoint. I can only imagine how it will perform once Jelly Bean is loaded onto it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MovingZen:
Only problem I have with my infinity is the browsing, but I expect that will be fixed directly. Other than that my device is good to go.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Midnitte:
Loving mine as well, netflix works great and the only problem I've noticed is that sometimes I fail to press the h key. Great otherwise, tablet talk works great for it as well. Got a neoprene (roocase) case for it which works great

Chrome as been wonderful for me, and it renders everything great - havent even noticed im in android tbh

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] Curious!:
Have infinity for about a month.

No problems so far.
[Asus Transformer TF700] seolyang:
It took me 4 tries. And having experienced so much frustration, now I can say with confidence that I am really enjoying this tablet. Sure, it sometimes slows down.... but my monster pc does too. But overall, it is a joy to have. I think the key issue is obviously defective units pass through Asus quality control. But solution is simple, buy it from vendors who stand behind the customers like amazon, and keep trying your luck. Is it supposed to be this hard? No... but if you want your flawless infinity, it does exist. Keep at it people.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jettubby:
There is a difference between infinity's. The first one I had was horrible. It crashed, white screened, black screened, was jerky, and a lot of light bleed. Got a replacement and this one works great. I'm hoping JB makes it even better and then a JB Rom even better than that
[Asus Transformer TF700] hack777:
It took 4 tablets, but I think I can finally post in this thread and say that I received a "perfect" TF700. I've been using this one for about a day now and I haven't noticed any major defects with the screen or in other areas. I haven't noticed any major issues with software or performance. Hopefully it stays that way and I'll get to keep this for a long time.

It wasn't easy to keep the TF700. After receiving a 3rd defective one and having a whole lot of frustration, I nearly lost my faith in the TF700. I was considering other options like the Galaxy Note 10.1, but I decided not to in the end. The dock and having read that the TF700 could possibly get Cyanogenmod 10 support at the time renewed my faith in the T700. I took the chance and got a 4th one and in the end I'm happy that I did. I'm looking forward to the oncoming Cyanogenmod 10 development to get the TF700 to reach it's full potential and I plan to get a Square Trade warranty so I can unlock it and flash Cyanogenmod 10 without worry.
[Asus Transformer TF700] PaulQ602:
No problems after the first exchange. Love it.

...sent from Infinity
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
Get the Square trade warranty quick! CM build is already out. I personally love the Baked Black Beans JB Rom. Yummy!
[Asus Transformer TF700] spinaldex:
TF700 w/ Prime Dock, 1 micro SD Class 10 32gb, and a full SD Class 10 SDXC 64gb, and everything works great. I tweaked it a lot following guides here, and that made it even more amazing. 160 DPI, faster, and rock solid. AND, I really use the hell out of it for work, school and play. Splashtop 2, Logmein, Spiceworks for IT tickets, web browsing, college homework, on the go gaming in NES, and SixAxis and my trusty Ps3 controller, etc. It's amazing. I had the TF101 before this, loved it too, but this is straight sexy because its much lighter, the screen is insanely beautiful, and its noticably faster.
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
Loving it even more...I'm running Jelly Bean!

Just an update--

My happiness is increased! The unofficial CM10 Rom [alpha] from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1884124

is fantastic and really makes this tablet work like we all imagined and hoped.

There are still a few minor fixes (GPS) but it's so smooth and fine!
[Asus Transformer TF700] vasp3690:
I'm sorry if its daft as a question, but do you guys know where one can buy this tablet in the uk? Doesn't even seem to be listed in the asus uk site!

sent with WSGS3
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
I assume you have read this thread and couldn't find the info you're looking for...

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1745241

I hope you can find one....they really are awesome.
[Asus Transformer TF700] scott.m:
My first tf700 had bad volume button and flake wifi, my second seems fine. Slight light leakage but all 4 of the 300's and both 700's I tried had light leaks too. It is only noticeable when the screen is on but all black so its not a problem really

Today after using it for the first time since yesterday I had a strange problem with the Gmail app not backing out of a message back to the index, and after I closed it the home screen was repeatedly crashing maybe due to the Gmail widget I'm not sure... turned the device 'off and back on again' fixed it I think... hoping that was just a fluke

Otherwise this one appears perfect. I went through a lot of exchanging to get it, but I'm glad I did.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jola013:
My TF700T is just great.

Using it with 64GB in each slot for a total of 192GB.

Am using Chrome for the browser.

Only problems are a couple of Apps that need to be updated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
That sure sounds like the infamous "OpenGL Out Of Memory" issue that plagues the Asus ICS releases (have the exact same issues on my old TF101 under ICS) - unfortunately, there really isn't a fix for this problem, other than rebooting every few days to avoid it... I believe the issue is resolved in the Asus Jelly Bean releases - just waiting on the official Asus release of Jelly Bean for the TF700! Hopefully, Asus is actually correcting all of the issues with the JB release and that is what's taking so long. Maybe thats why they are releasing JB on their "flagship" TF700 last - so that we'll get a nice, not-bug-ridden release of JB for the TF700!
[Asus Transformer TF700] vasp3690:
I cannot open that link with tapatalk.

Do these come with 3g at all?

sent with WSGS3
[Asus Transformer TF700] SOTK:
Well, I've had mine for only about 24 hours now but so far, so good! I've been on the Prime since early February. I was one of those rare Prime owners: I never did an RMA. I was really pretty happy on the Prime. Everything worked except GPS. My wifi was a little underperforming but consistent. Anyways, I'm hoping to have as good an experience on the Infinity! I couldn't pass on the opportunity to trade up to newer tech!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Neipas09:
On my Windows 7 machine i can just hook up the USB, change it from Charging --> Media Sync, and it shows up under My Computer.

But on Ubuntu 12.04 i can't find anything that will let me access the internal HDD.

I can only select Disk Drive and have the SD Card show up.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] wileout:
Try using mount point swapper in the dev section if rooted

Sent from the depths of hell