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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vg_imsc:
For 5days now, my Experia Play has been displaying a white static screen. When i searched for this issue on google, I noticed that this is a common problem with the flex cable on the device.

Since my mobile is still covered under the warranty, I went to SIX service centers in Bengaluru, India for repairs. But all of them have refused to service this device, since they have a list of devices which will not be given support by Sony. I called up Sony Customer Support & they say that the model is obsolete now, hence they will not be supporting this device.

If anybody knows any service center in Bengaluru which will repair R800i on warranty, please let me know.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CloudStrife1901:
Let me get this straight your device is under warranty right? So why in the hell have they refused to fix it? Just because they say it's obsolete it doesn't mean they can't refuse to fix it because it's still under warranty... Anything with warranty should get fixed no matter what

If I was you I'd ring Sony repairs and demand them to fix it hence still been under warranty if they don't then get trading standards or whoever involved

Sent from my R800i
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vg_imsc:
Yes. It is still under warranty (1 year). It's been only 7 months since I bought the mobile.

Right now, I'm searching for any service center which will repair my device. I did call up Sony repairs, but they were not of much help. Will look into legal options if there is no progress.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ashqmallik:
For some couple of days am facing this problem, thought that my phone wasnt charging properly nor reading perfect charge. Downloaded the V6 calibrator and now am more confused about which one is showing me the right info:eek: Can anybody shed some light over the matter:confused: Will be a great help. Thanks in advance :)

Please, see the screenshots below as the battery is showing 10% but reading 30% then with V6 Calibrator its saying that the battery should read 53% confusing!!..

Screenshots:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ashqmallik:
Nobody GOT NOTHING!!??!! :eek:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] realfelix:
It's not reading wrong.

The script requires your battery to be 53% or more. So you will need to charge it and then retry.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ashqmallik:
Thanks and the script also asks for the battery to be charged at 4200mV & 20minutes more, before it could start the calibration, which unfortunately, the battery never gets to! always ends up somewhere in 4100mV or just a bit more than that. It once reached to 4192mV then started loosing power rapidly. Never actually reaches to 4200mV. What should i do about that? :eek: By the way, all the time when i tried the script, i made sure that the phone is on airplane mode so nothing can work behind
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] realfelix:
Those 4200mV is a general expression and not specific for the Xperia S, just charge to full and you cant do any mistakes.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhadaip:
is there any devlopment on usb otg support for xpreia x8 taken place????
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stamatis:
no,this has been discussed a lot in the past and the answer is no,its not possible!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScatteredHell:
Yep It's hard to it working. But It's not impossible
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rizki cimenks:
Many developers trying that,,,

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00138:
Hi All,

I want to use my Nexus as a night-time bedside alarm clock.

So, I know that I can use the stock clock app, and tap it to make it go dim, but after a few minutes, the screen saver kicks in and the display switches off.

The only way to get it back on is to press the power button.

Is there a way to leave the clock app running on screen all through the night?

Do I have to purchase an actual dock for this?

Or does the phone need to be charging for this to work?

Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
I think a long press on the blank space (turning the background black...not dim) will work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00138:
Hmm, I see that makes a difference (totally black screen, clock in blue), but the screen still switches off after the normal time... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
Developers options, stay awake while charging.

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ontimeontime:
Hello,

I am so interested about how to flash Nand to Native-SD, however, I fails to do so...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901786

I want the NexusHD2-Gingerbread_V3.2a ready to install as Native SD and with "RTL_farsi_arabic_support_NexusHD2_V2.9-signed" if possible,,

As a beginner it is too hard to me to follow the instructions :( of the procedure...

If anyone can help I will appropriate his support..

Thank you all,:angel:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
I think are there some gingerbread that are already Native SD, try to do a search
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ontimeontime:
Thnx..

Thank you my friend for the great topic.. however, I was fail to convert the mentioned rom to native SD, I really need this Rom with Arabic Support, But I don't Know how to do it :rolleyes:

Please if you could do it for me I will appreciate that for you..

Thank you very much..
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
maybe you can use this FIX

[Fix] Arabic Support on your HD2 Droided phone

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=749620

with any ROM out there, check it out.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahulsuneja:
Hello guys,

I'm in quite a fix at the moment. My SGS3 seems to run duplicate processes for the same app and is causing RAM management issues. Every app has 2 same processes running & double RAM being consumed. The battery performance has also degraded. I'm attaching a screenshot for your reference.

ROM: Stock DDLH1

Kernel: SiyahKernel 1.5.3 (gokhanmoral)

View attachment 1355733

Sent from my Galaxy S III

using xda premium
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
that is odd.. i have not experience that before. have you tried using another app for RAM management?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahulsuneja:
I don't use any app for RAM management. Even in Android Assisstant I have kept the "auto boost" feature off. This kinda thing happens every second day and I have no other option than to reboot.

Sent from my Galaxy S III

using xda premium
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Try wiping caches.. better yet do a factory reset. Dont forget to backup ur files :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] starcraft2010:
i just got my japanese Galaxy note

and still using android 2.x

how can i update with same japanese ver. ICS?

now some one install a SHV E160L korean rom

baseband version is SC05DOMLCE

KERNEL VERSION

2.6.35.11 SC05DOMLCE-CL1049364

BUILD NUMBER IS Koxda.teamleader v1.0
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] peteinchina:
When I call people, it's almost always voip or messaging via a bunch of different options.

I really really want to integrate these into one place.

I imagine a dialer that has different and quick to access options (if you can be bothered to open the attachment you'll see what I mean). HA! the upside down attachment :P

So, I want a list of contacts. I tap a contact and a menu of ways of contacting appears. then I can tap the method, maybe skype call, and it will call the number stored via skype. I tap video and it video calls via skype. Maybe I tap we chat or whats app or QQ or msn and then I can message them or send a voice clip, or whatever.

Calling from phones is really changing and the dialer is not keeping up.

I can't see anything that fits with what I want...

Any ideas?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mr.ck1192:
When there will be a stock ICS for Xperia Sola????

I did not hear anything from Sony about any ICS update for Xperia Sola :(
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Rapier07:
By the end of this week :)

Tapatalked !!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mr.ck1192:
really? :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mirost1:
Yeah, from the news in internet the roll out will begin this Friday.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mr.ck1192:
really :D

can i have the link?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mirost1:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31966654&postcount=92

There are other links, on Twiter yesterday Sony announce that ICS is ready, it will roll out soon, they have certified it yesterday.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mr.ck1192:
So i have to wait until Friday? :D

I'm so nervous :D I want to use ICS :D

I don't know if Sony will have ICS update this Friday :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mirost1:
All of us Xperia U and Sola users are waiting patiently mate :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mr.ck1192:
I hope I will get ICS this Friday :D
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] brsingr:
I found this a few days ago and am loving how easy it is to use.

Its an RTS like starfront collison, but seems to be a bit more medieval in unit types (at least for the humans). I've been playing it on both my nook color and my r800x, simply due to the fact the controls are ao easy to use.

You really ever need to drag one finger for most things, with a special key (which is held down) to activate features that would normally require two fingers to use, like multiselecting units.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.efusion.android.client.RTS

For being free, I have to say its pretty good, only thing it really needs is some sort of skirmish mode IMO.

It is obviously a touch screen game...but its really worth it IMO

I just realized that people were saying there were ads blocking buttons....however, I use Adfree to get rid of ads on my phone and nook color, so I never knew haha
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] brsingr:
Just want to bump this....again it may not be optimized...but what rts game isn't? And its fun :D
[General Questions and Answers] rickvrolings:
Does anybody know how i can edit .apk files (just change some values) with my mobile phone? Is there an app for this?

Thanks in advance
[General Questions and Answers] Bifurcator:
If you play the XDA video playlist at youtube there's mention of an app or a tutorial here that let's you explore APK files. The video is between 1 and 50 on the playlist. Be careful though because the play order is corrupted and at around 48 or something it jumps and then starts jumping around randomly... weirdest thing. Anyway the info is there in the vids so I would also assume you could find the corresponding thread here by searching. Personally, I'd rather watch 50 of their youtube vids! Cool stuff! :cyclops:

It might have been Adam talking about something ADK related? Naw, just watch the first 50... :D
[General Questions and Answers] rickvrolings:
Okay thanks. Ill try it when im back at home. I was actually looking for a way to do it whitout using my computer. Any way. Thqnks
[General Questions and Answers] Bifurcator:
Oh, without using a computer... Hmmm... I think it's highly doubtful without writing something yourself. How are you at skewing android/linux code?

I guess I could be wrong tho - I'm pretty much a total n00b.
[General Questions and Answers] rickvrolings:
Haha. Im also not the really good doing android things myself. And i really dont know how to write a script or make an apk myself.

:( thanks anyway for the response.

Sent from my SGS+ using the xda app
[General Questions and Answers] Bifurcator:
Hmm, OK. That doesn't really seem to fit to me tho. I mean just mentioning... You're not the DIY type but you wanna get inside some APK files and poke around? See what I mean. :)

Anyway, maybe someone will come along and link you to the thread(s) here that show how such things can or can't be accomplished.
[General Questions and Answers] Bifurcator:
I think it's still computer based (haven't tried it) but there's this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1755243

I think that's the app mentioned in the videos I was talking about too BTW...

--

(dang-it, it's hard to navigate this site!)
[Asus Transformer TF700] 007shaolin:
I sold my galaxy note 10.1 for buying the infinity. It wasnt any problems with the note. I read alot, and i find the resolution is a major let down for me. The screen have a superb quality on images, but on text its not quite good as a high resolution screen.

Ive followed a bit on this forum. Seems like this pad got so many problems. Are you satisfied with your infinty? Should I wait for the next pad?
[Asus Transformer TF700] CandyAndy:
I would wait now after I know better..

Probably would wait that Samsung brings some high res non plastic out. Asus has lost my confidence in them
[Asus Transformer TF700] AnakiMana:
I love it.

I bought mine 5 weeks ago and have no regrets. I use it every day. Even though there are some problems, they aren't show-stoppers. The Infinity is, in my book, still the best tablet. The issues will be ironed out - if not by Asus, then by our own developers. If you're OCD and your tablet has to be perfect, keep looking... check back in the next month or two and see how the TF700 is with Jelly Bean. I'm enjoying the heck out of mine and love knowing that it'll only get better and better. Just my 2 cents.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Diogenes5:
You get a FHD screen and dock. You also get less stability and some questionable design choices with the terrible ssd nand and below average battery life due to the tegra 3 and fhd screen. Apple had the sense to use a better dedicated gpu and almost double the battery size for the fhd screen.

The tf700 does a lot of things fine but it has been a trial in patience. My tf300 had much better performance. The tf700 should've had an upgraded gpu, battery, and sad. It got none if these things. They seemed to spend all their time fixing the mistakes of the prime and did not anticipate issues with introducing a fhd screen.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rambling1:
I chose the Infinity over the Note for the same reason, the FHD and the fact I read a lot. I am satisfied with it. You're in a good position now to decide this for yourself since the issues are mostly known already. I've not had quality issues, so far, but performance is lower than that of the Note. Would I still buy it again today? Yes, I think so. I upgraded from a Nook Color (on CM7) and since getting the Infinity I've been spending a ton of hours on it and enjoy it so much that I can't see myself returning it and just waiting (or going with lower res). If you have another tablet you're OK with as a stop gap then maybe wait, if not then go for it and enjoy it. In 2 years time we're likely to upgrade anyway and it's not like it's a pain to use now, it's just not as perfect as one would hope from a flagship product.

Another option is to wait for JB and decide then, that is if you feel you can't stomach the current reported performance / stability issues (which I seldom come across personally).
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Go for it! Don't worry about the reports of the "horrible SSD", etc - the tablet runs fine... Some people put way too much stock in benchmark results.

The majority of users don't have 2gb files downloading in the background while trying to do other work, so the "SSD slowness" isn't even noticeable for most people.

Jelly Bean is supposed to be released very soon as well, so that should also boost performance. I have a Nexus 7, which is also manufactured by Asus (with the same "horrible" SSD) and it runs beautifully. I expect the TF700 performance to be similar to the Nexus 7 with Jelly Bean...

I would, however, recommend buying at a local retailer if possible - Asus quality control has been really bad on the TF700, so there is a chance that you may need to exchange it once or twice before getting a "good" one...

Besides, if you find you don't like it, you can always return it....
[Asus Transformer TF700] Unibrow:
Feel the same way, Infinity might be Aluminum but it's made so terribly with the separating glass and cheap internal memory that is believed to be the reason this, otherwise great tablet, has i/o issues.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Just get it! The more you read the more you let others control your thinking and provides the haters sway your thinking. Unless that's what your looking for, its a great tablet. I love the keyboard combo and battery life is superb for someone that watches movies and shows daily. FULL HD is a must! Super IPS+ can't be beat. I rarely have to charge my tablet either. Now that Jelly Bean is confirmed, its even more appealing now then ever. Just go for it. Buy it at Best Buy so you'll have 30 days to decide.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Unibrow:
I'm not a hater, I'm just saying the Infinity could be better than it is and I think it's worth waiting for something else. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the tab especially now with browser2ram but it's definitely got a LOT of issues.

The biggest annoyance is that I have to restart the tab almost daily if I want to play Dead Trigger, also Asus left out the drivers for the PS3 controller so you NEED to root if you want to use one over bluetooth as opposed to every other ics device. The battery should have been bigger, I've drained it in sub 4 hours before from 100 to 3% playing Jelly Defense. Granted, that's a lot of Jelly Defense but it should last longer than that. The i/o issues is the biggest thing, browsing on this tab with Chrome is unbearable at best. Two things make it a lot better to browse on, Dolphin Pad beta and the browser2ram apk although the latter of which only works with the default browser.

Again, I don't hate the Infinity and I enjoy using it everyday but it cost a good amount of money and it's frustrating that Asus cut corners and it shows. Asus customer service also seems like it leaves a lot to be desired.
[Asus Transformer TF700] 007shaolin:
Somehow i feel like I shouldn't sell my note. It has absolute no problems. no lag, no hickups, no force close, fast browser, a very good pen, it made of plastic but feels very solid, i accidental dropped it once and it got no scratches, no damages where made. Man i wish samsung made a tablet with hd+ screen.

Btw, I bought the infinity over internet, the store got 45 days with full right to return if you are not satisfied. Finger cross that this tablet wont make any problem for me.
[Asus Transformer TF700] zenaxe:
Re: Some of the points brought up here.

Battery life: From my perspective, this thing has fantastic battery life. I manage my resources pretty well, though. With the dock, it goes into unprecedented territory, I can use the system all day long on a full dock+tab charge.

Usage: If your primary application is reading, I don't think you're going to see many problems in the way of stability and you will find the screen wonderful and highly usable.

Stability: This is a tough one. If you want something that is super stable without any maintenance/tweaking/learning, yes, look elsewhere. My system as I have configured it only really has frequent problems with 3D games and that is due to a kernel graphics driver bug that has a fix coming out with the next OS update (so I am hopeful this one last issue will be fixed). Using this tab as a daily driver, I do not really have any major issues at this point, it's as stable and usable as any other android device I have owned except for the gaming problem.

Storage: The slow RAM everyone is complaining about here is nand flash that functions like a virtual hard disk. The actual system memory is perfectly functional dynamic RAM. The end result of this is that sometimes, this slow "disk" will act as a bottleneck and make the entire tab slow down. Honestly, the only time I see much of this is when running benchmarks, LOL. My ADHD is not so bad that I want to throw the tablet against a wall if there is a 300 millisecond pause when performing some operation. So, yeah, I DO think this is a weakness and a poor design choice by ASUS' engineers but in practice it is rarely a real world issue for me.

QA: Some folks have had some legitimately serious issues but I think a huge majority of the stuff that is cited here could have been mitigated by buying at a brick and mortar store with a decent return policy. I have not seen any hardware defect on the tablets I have owned that could not be indentified and exchanged within a 24 hour period. On a forum where people are coming to look for help, you're going to hear the horror stories so while I feel sorry for these folks I do not think some of these issues are super high frequency.

If you don't have that kind of safety net available in your purchasing situation, then, yes, I would be concerned about physical defects in a TF tab and would recommend avoiding one. But if you are able to buy it at a decent place like Best Buy, etc, you will find a good one and you will not get burned by this with the caveat that you may have to be patient enough to evaluate/inspect and return one.

Bottom Line: It's a great tab, the dock is amazing, the screen is glorious, the CPU is ridiculously fast. It has some minor stability issues that require a bit of learning configuring tweaking. It has slow I/O that can sometimes unnecessarily throttle the CPU, so if you are going to download torrents or surf high bandwidth adult web sites it may not be for you LOL ;). Since ASUS QA has been weak I would also only recommend purchasing in a situation where an exchange can be handled easily.

FWIW, there's no tab out right now I would trade it for.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
That's good your not a hater. Honestly every tablet you will come across will have issues. NOTE, IPADS, TRANSFORMERS. I can also sit here and advise others to wait for the next best thing but that kind of mentality will just prevent you from enjoying the now. The now is the Infinity.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Biohazard0289:
I also just returned my Note 10.1 for the Infinity. I really liked the Note for the s-pen and all, but I quickly found that i never used it for what it was for. For me the tablet is a consumption device and to be used as a mobile solution for my online classes. The Infinity does this very well, and the screen resolution is more noticeable than i expected.

So far very happy with the Infinity.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Unibrow:
I'm aware you could sit and always be waiting for the next best thing and that thing will never come. I just think, now knowing Asus cheaped out, it's worth waiting for something else. Maybe Jelly Bean will fix a lot of the issues I have with this thing and my opinion will change, not sure. I hope it does

Having said all of that, the screen does kick an insurmountable amount of ass. It's just downright gorgeous.