yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bielinsk:
Then I have no idea.

Uninstall it and reboot.

I have had no issues with G+ on any of my devices.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jbluna:
"You're tearing me APART Google +!"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
You tell it to only instant upload with Wi-Fi?

You don't have to be signed in for it to sync
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] appfactory:
I wonder which Samsung engineer came up with the idea of adding a app that literarily sucks the power out of the phone, and impossible to kill without any sw mods.

From 100% to 70 in 1,5 hr, with NO virtual use, and im not even signed in to any Google apps at all, disconnected pos features.

And the best part, it takes 8 hrs to fully recharge :good:

How come Apple manage to triple the battery time with NO power saving features, a bunch of active push apps, average use like calling, sms, social apps etc, with almost half the battery capacity on their Iphone? Beats me! :rolleyes:

Yesterday i had a fully charged S3 9 in the morning, 3 in the afternoon, its was 15% left, and i hadnt even touched it :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LordLugard:
And which magical app are you referring to that those blasted Samsung engineers have foisted upon ye?

Apple, tripled battery life? Where?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] appfactory:
Well, arent we talking about Google+ in this thread?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
You need to update the Google plus app, that might help a bit. I have the app and actually use it, and I do not have a drain like that. You may have some other apps helping to the drain.

Also check if you ever clicked the app. If you did be sure you turned off instant upload.

And last, it seems like where you live you have poor service, like me. That is a big cause of battery drain. It is always searching for signal and going in and out of roaming takes battery.

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] appfactory:
Ah, and yea, i also got a iphone 5 which also was 100% charged at the same time, and after calling, sms, facebooking and stuff, it still hasnt went down longer than to 93%, impressing ey?

Numbers should speak for itself, and discussions not needed.. just saying ;)

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Well, the phone is 4 days old, and yes it got ALL the latest updates, but i dont want to use G+, i dont like it, and most of all, i dont need it, so why must i have it?

Poor service? No, its just laying around here at home at 100% wifi, like my Iphone, which means its used in the same environment.

But this doesnt seem to be any paricular news for this phone, but i was hoping there was a solution for it. maybe Samsung discovered the issue and fixed it on the S4, excited to see if its any better...

4-6 hrs active use on one charge simply isnt good enough, especially when it takes twice the time to recharge it they have to do better than that...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Sorry, I was responding to the OP lol. I thought this was a new topic. :rolleyes:

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] appfactory:
:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Correct me if I'm wrong, its been a long time since I've been on stock, but can't you just disable g+ in system apps?

4-6 hours = something other than g+ being an issue.

As for the iPhone, it sounds like a much better fit for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] socos25:
If you have it setup to poll your location whenever it wants, turn that off. It is a battery hog.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DuB..CiTy:
Under the Paranoid settings i was able to resize the status bar and lockscreen before i even chose apps or workspace. I was having some issues with inverted gapps so i wiped and flashed everything over again, and now it doesn't show up at all. Are those options available to anyone else? or did I somehow get a sneak peek of whats to come? I'm pretty sure it wasn't a dream.

I used these gaps from justin860 since the ones posted in the OP didn't seem to work for me.

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1797292

The only other things I flashed were the Beats, Sprint Voicemail, and the status bar fix.

** 2.+ doesn't need the status bar fix..
[Motorola Atrix 2] Archmag3:
I'm on SCv7 and I checked for updates and got this :

Kinda confused is it just the radio update ?? Because going by size doesnt look like whole ROM.Can anyone confirm what is this please. :rolleyes:
[Motorola Atrix 2] seedoubleyou:
i see the same thing...curious indeed...

perhaps Moto threw us a bone and because its a Dev leak its an incremental update to full OTA... HA
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
I suggest downloading and not installing (well, you probably won't be able to anyway unless you are on stock ICS) - but then go to /cache folder and copy the update to your sdcard and/or computer and open it to look inside...

I am curious about what this is also... definitely too small for the entire ICS package... which system version do you have?
[Motorola Atrix 2] seedoubleyou:
downloading...

i did also notice there is a release notes URL in the notification, though it brings you to the crappy Motohelp browser page and i'm too busy munching on lunch to follow it through...

btw I too am on SCV7 w/ System version 67.21.123.MB865.ATT.en.US

EDIT: I have it downloaded and sitting on my HD if any dev wants to poke at it. Let me know if/how you want it uploaded.

EDIT2: Attached a listing of files so you can compare sizes and such if that helps.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Archmag3:
@seeyoudouble thanks for downloading. I was about to start the download and up it.But can you it please and send to some dev :)

Thanks in advance.
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
I would take a look...

It seems like an update for the leak (or, to be more precise, for the Moto devs on that first leaked ics build) - it will probably update you to the non-downgradable leak#2 - NO ONE SHOULD INSTALL THIS YET!

Sent from my phone's mind
[Motorola Atrix 2] ryuben2k:
I also have the same message, did somebody tried to install this? By the way im using ATT MB865 ICS leak rooted.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
It is not wise to install this yet. Let the devs have a good look at it first.

I too have the message. ICS LEAK #1 rooted.
[Motorola Atrix 2] seedoubleyou:
i definitely do not plan on updating as I am quite content with my phone the way it is until CM10 achieves maximum sexiness...

i merely wanted to give those that care an opportunity to chew on it and see if there is anything worthwhile...
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Everyone on the first leaked AT&T ICS build will be receiving this OTA update notice.

!!!DO NOT INSTALL IT!!!

...or you will be locked down even more and definitely not able to return to GB - ever.

More to come...
[Motorola Atrix 2] hankbizzo5:
This has the mbloader_ns.bin again????? Been looking at this and temped to try , tempted but not sure yet.....
[Motorola Atrix 2] troycarpenter:
I've got the notification, too.

Non trap version: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1879475
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Well, Moto is at it again..

All AT&T users on the first ICS leak build will receive a notification for an OTA update package. This new package will bring your device up to the current ICS build that Moto is planning on releasing officially to everyone very soon. This new mini-update package will replace your cdt.bin with the same one found in the second ICS leak, and lock you in a state of no return to GB. No FXZ will be able to help you...

Yes, there is a mbmloader_ns.bin included in this update, but again, it is useless to us at this point - it is only for Moto devs who are using NS bootloaders - but, it appears this update will install for anyone on the first leak, regardless of your bootloader status. So, you have been warned..

DO NOT INSTALL THIS UPDATE IF YOU LIKE BEING ABLE TO FXZ BACK TO GB
[Motorola Atrix 2] hankbizzo5:
Well I really got nothing to loose and gave it a shot no go for me update failed..... Even used stock recovery to try and fail verify check?????? O well now i can roll back for OTA still!!!!!
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Wait, were you on fresh and clean stock ICS when you tried to install? or have you modded it? BootMenu and/or Safestrap can also cause install failures...

You can check /cache/recovery/last_log to see why it failed..
[Motorola Atrix 2] ryuben2k:
I tried to installed the updates but also failed. My phone is rooted and tweak build.pro. and also have bootmenu.
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Yea.. BootMenu will botch the installation. Also won't install if you have removed certain system apps (some seemingly just bloat).
[Motorola Atrix 2] moebigsley:
OK, I am on the very first ics leak. I want to end up completely ics stock. This is my everyday phone and I have an old captivate for Roms and such.

Is there any reason not to install the 46 mb update? Yes I understand I will not be able to go back or mess with boot loaders etc. I have no desire to do so.

Alternatively, I would script back to GB and OTA back up to ICS.

Thanks,
[Motorola Atrix 2] Scottyfer:
I would not install it just in case Motorola decides to change something and you end up on this locked down version with no way forward or back.

Sent from my MB865 running CM10
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Well... that's your choice completely. But, at this point we honestly have no idea if it can actually be installed by average users on the first leak (I say this because everyone who has tried has failed for one reason or another; also because inside is only an mbmloader_ns.bin, no "hs" like we have, but from the looks of the updater-script, it seems like everything else should install as long as it passes the patch checks for existing files).

We just started warning right away because, yes, this would, in theory, put you up to the version of ICS we found in the latest leak. Which, for all intents and purposes, seems to be pretty close to the real deal (it's been on the server for at least a week straight now).

Which leads me to a question for you: why not just wait for the full official ota then? Probably pretty soon from the looks of things..

But, yes, I believe you could install that update on a clean system of the first ICS leak.
[Motorola Atrix 2] moebigsley:
Will the official ota install on the leak? I know no one knows for sure, but is there good reason to think I will be able to cleanly install the ota?
[Motorola Atrix 2] 41rw4lk:
Just for the record, the OTA can be installed on the ICS leak as long as it's not tampered with, I installed it no problem. I'm sure I'll regret that somewhere down the line, but as soon as toast this phone I'll have the last excuse I need to get an SG3 lol. So, it is possible for the average user to flash this OTA, though you probably should just wait.
[Motorola Atrix 2] big ach:
Yeah this new update installed for me as well... All seems to be working fine except I lost root, trying to get that back lol Other than that, no problems.
[Motorola Atrix 2] hankbizzo5:
Crazy long shot but anyone who installed could you try this command..... fastboot oem get_unlock_data
[Motorola Atrix 2] jwiesen2:
i installed this was able to get root access back however changing the font using ROM toolbox put me into a boot loop. does anyone happent o have a copy of the OTA update that i can try installing again to get my phone back? thanks again in advance1
[Motorola Atrix 2] seedoubleyou:
I think if you're stuck in a bootloop your only option is to fxz back (I ran into this last week when I made a stupid mistake myself). ***HOWEVER*** because you applied this update (which was not recommended)..you may not be able to fxz back to 2.3.5 or 2.3.6 with any dev-provided scripts.

Also, if you read around, people have asked about using ROM toolbox to modify system configurations and those too were all not recommended based on controls put in place by Moto with the ICS leak.

It sounds like you may be stuck, but see if you can get to recovery or fastboot. Again though, I cannot guarantee you won't hard brick by trying to fxz back to anything based on what you've installed. You may want to wait for one of the more knowledgeable devs to chime in.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jwiesen2:
THANKS for the quick response seedoubleyou! your right i should have performed more research prior to changing any fonts through that software but was wondering if i had the OTA update on the sd card to update like i did for the leak if it would possibly just rewrite it as it fails going to the initial leak update.

thanks again
[Motorola Atrix 2] Fall of Enosis:
Mate. I told you already that you are sadly bricked. Which is lame, but true :(

The ota ics zip would do you no good as that package is merely a patch for gingerbread. Meaning you HAVE to be on GB for it to install. And yes since you installed the update you did, there's no going back. Until the devs sort out a way, or we find an fxz for ICS. :(
[HTC Amaze 4G] :
With T-Mobile announcing a software update for the Galaxy S II that includes “ISIS” details, the internet is abuzz with what exactly T-Mobile was updating. Thankfully, Bloomberg seems to have the answer with a report that ISIS’ CEO says to expect a September launch in two test markets. In fact, the two test markets, Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah are the very same markets we discovered as T-Mobile’s own test markets back at the end of July.

In T-Mobile’s case, they plan on allowing customers to download applications and content and utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) in more ways than one:

The mobile payments concept is compelling, and T-Mobile is participating in the Isis joint venture to make that a reality. But NFC can simplify much more than purchases. Let’s take a look at three exciting opportunities for NFC — beyond mobile payments.

•Your wallet. With Isis, you won’t have to carry around a physical credit card, but there’s a lot more in your wallet that can possibly move onto your phone with the introduction and adoption of secure NFC services — things such as reward cards, membership cards and even your personal ID. It also can become a compelling way for merchants to share offers and discounts.

•Your key for access and content. With NFC, your phone has the potential to replace your keys and your tickets, and NFC tags can let you access and download rich content.

•Your command center. NFC has the potential to automate common tasks and commands. For example, imagine getting into your car at the end of the day, and, with a simple tap, your phone knows to bring up a traffic map and send a quick text message to your family members letting them know you’re on your way

When it comes to devices, Mastercard has already given their blessing to T-Mobile on three devices, the HTC Amaze 4G, Samsung Galaxy S III and Samsung Galaxy S II. We expect more approval down the road, especially given that the Blackberry 9900 and Galaxy S Blaze 4G each include NFC capability.

With three national carriers behind ISIS, we have high hopes that it will succeed where Google Wallet is currently struggling to keep its head above water. NFC may very well be a major part of our mobile future, and it’s now up to Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile to try and prove that.
[HTC Amaze 4G] dkb218:
Kinda late to the party, aren't we?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1859022&highlight=isis

Also, it might be nice if you included the link that you copied and pasted this news from.... I know you forgot - here it is.

http://www.tmonews.com/2012/08/isis...in-september-three-t-mobile-devices-included/
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] ZenPluS:
Download in attachments

soon a .dll library for win7
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] Idrito:
there is no AOKP for Ace :(

Sent for yo' eyes
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] ZenPluS:
http://www.jellaxy.com/

Hey dude, really soon yes ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] Qbsti:
how to install the zip? do i have to flash it? or just copy to a system folder?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] ZenPluS:
o.O work on computer only, no flash, no install, is a simple zip of png file
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enyce5434:
So I try to root my phone. But I made a mistake.. the phone is unlocked but I'm in between root and unroot, I think..I have super user but I didn't install the recovery image. Can anyone help on to go back to unroot and stock so I can re-root. Thank you
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] momaru:
Would this work for you?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1167819
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enyce5434:
Thanks, I tried that but it didn't work. it got too the boot loader but from there no go.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwibis:
Search for one click root, that will take all the steps for you, including custom recovery.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
No. Learn how to do it the proper way.

**** one click crap
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwibis:
Why make your life difficult?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enyce5434:
Thanks kwibis.. I'll keep trying with that..:)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwibis:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1544940

Sent from my Nexus S
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Royal King:
Now quite a few apps show as incompatible on my Nexus after flashing PA. I had used Chrome on my stock ROM but now it says

What to do :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Probably because you have changed the DPI.
[Galaxy S II General] Sanadrate:
With T-Mobile announcing a software update for the Galaxy S II that includes “ISIS” details, the internet is abuzz with what exactly T-Mobile was updating. Thankfully, Bloomberg seems to have the answer with a report that ISIS’ CEO says to expect a September launch in two test markets. In fact, the two test markets, Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah are the very same markets we discovered as T-Mobile’s own test markets back at the end of July.

In T-Mobile’s case, they plan on allowing customers to download applications and content and utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) in more ways than one:

The mobile payments concept is compelling, and T-Mobile is participating in the Isis joint venture to make that a reality. But NFC can simplify much more than purchases. Let’s take a look at three exciting opportunities for NFC — beyond mobile payments.

•Your wallet. With Isis, you won’t have to carry around a physical credit card, but there’s a lot more in your wallet that can possibly move onto your phone with the introduction and adoption of secure NFC services — things such as reward cards, membership cards and even your personal ID. It also can become a compelling way for merchants to share offers and discounts.

•Your key for access and content. With NFC, your phone has the potential to replace your keys and your tickets, and NFC tags can let you access and download rich content.

•Your command center. NFC has the potential to automate common tasks and commands. For example, imagine getting into your car at the end of the day, and, with a simple tap, your phone knows to bring up a traffic map and send a quick text message to your family members letting them know you’re on your way

When it comes to devices, Mastercard has already given their blessing to T-Mobile on three devices, the HTC Amaze 4G, Samsung Galaxy S III and Samsung Galaxy S II. We expect more approval down the road, especially given that the Blackberry 9900 and Galaxy S Blaze 4G each include NFC capability.

With three national carriers behind ISIS, we have high hopes that it will succeed where Google Wallet is currently struggling to keep its head above water. NFC may very well be a major part of our mobile future, and it’s now up to Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile to try and prove that.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geomatiq:
screen doesnt turn on after phone call???

after phone calls my screen doesnt turn on... i tried raising the cpu and voltage but nothing any ideas would be great... thanks forum
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Magnum_Enforcer:
Don't know what ROM you're on, but you should be able to go to System Settings>Call Settings and play with some of the settings there that have to do with the proximity sensor and see if that helps any.

Do you have any screen wake issues?

Sent using my HTC EVO 4G and a magic wand
[General Questions and Answers] luisalor2008:
Hello friends I have a problem, install the rom fine, but in my gallery and my music player, nothing appears when I have the memory full of photos and music, but if I go to the file browser and see if I can use and I mark capacity used, the detected well but I can see in my gallery and I miss all run out of ideas.

I only happens with jelly bean KANG rom when everything goes back to CM9.1 perfect any solution or idea would be helpful

:confused:
[Galaxy S III General] Sanadrate:
With T-Mobile announcing a software update for the Galaxy S II that includes “ISIS” details, the internet is abuzz with what exactly T-Mobile was updating. Thankfully, Bloomberg seems to have the answer with a report that ISIS’ CEO says to expect a September launch in two test markets. In fact, the two test markets, Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah are the very same markets we discovered as T-Mobile’s own test markets back at the end of July.

In T-Mobile’s case, they plan on allowing customers to download applications and content and utilizing Near Field Communication (NFC) in more ways than one:

The mobile payments concept is compelling, and T-Mobile is participating in the Isis joint venture to make that a reality. But NFC can simplify much more than purchases. Let’s take a look at three exciting opportunities for NFC — beyond mobile payments.

•Your wallet. With Isis, you won’t have to carry around a physical credit card, but there’s a lot more in your wallet that can possibly move onto your phone with the introduction and adoption of secure NFC services — things such as reward cards, membership cards and even your personal ID. It also can become a compelling way for merchants to share offers and discounts.

•Your key for access and content. With NFC, your phone has the potential to replace your keys and your tickets, and NFC tags can let you access and download rich content.

•Your command center. NFC has the potential to automate common tasks and commands. For example, imagine getting into your car at the end of the day, and, with a simple tap, your phone knows to bring up a traffic map and send a quick text message to your family members letting them know you’re on your way

When it comes to devices, Mastercard has already given their blessing to T-Mobile on three devices, the HTC Amaze 4G, Samsung Galaxy S III and Samsung Galaxy S II. We expect more approval down the road, especially given that the Blackberry 9900 and Galaxy S Blaze 4G each include NFC capability.

With three national carriers behind ISIS, we have high hopes that it will succeed where Google Wallet is currently struggling to keep its head above water. NFC may very well be a major part of our mobile future, and it’s now up to Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile to try and prove that.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] aLPaSLaN07:
I don't know what the default font is but I don't like it. Its so thin and since N7 has no retina display, letters pixelize when they're so small(like a bad game with no Anti-Aliasing). It happes in chrome's, twitter's, dropbox's default font. You might go check. Id like to hear your ideas about it.. If there is a method to change the font, much appreciated..
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] mach0boi:
There are lots of flashable fonts that you can find here in XDA. I personally use ubuntu fonts since my DHD days. :)

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Searched it for you :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797268
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] DJLamontagneIII:
The app font installer works well for me and there's a decent amount of fonts to choose from