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[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyelon:
Very cool thanks.....it feels like every time I have the screen on doing anything the battery percents are just falling off....I never look at my battery value and it be the same as it was before even if it was only a minute or two previously.....its OK I guess I just heard so many good things about the battery I was expecting better
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notrega:
Coming from a Thunderbolt this thing is GREAT

Sent from my XT907 Scorpion_Mini
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notrega:
Wifi was wonky today - on when it shouldn't have been

ETA: just flashed the leaked JB - will report back tomorrow evening on the battery

Sent from my XT907 Scorpion_Mini
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
RAZR i:

:D

-Sent from my Razr i on AT&T.-
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
wow that's amazing battery life!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notrega:
From today with the leaked JB and root in the afternoon. Where it shows charging is when I had it connected to root it...

Not too bad

Sent from my XT907 Scorpion_Mini
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
Here's my phone at 33% used some smart actions. A couple of brief phone calls, checking fantasy and group chatting most of the day. I could not kill this phone I woke up early and slept late no charging. Screen shots right before plugging in to sleep. Battery is soo good I never got this on my s3 even in liquid smooth..

VZW-S3 on CM10 via tapatalk
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyelon:
Anyone know the phone getting hot and losing battery quickly when using 3g/4g?

EDIT: Also, to add, what might've been draining my battery life was the "Android OS" task running on the "Data usage" screen....it used 50mb up in 30 min! Wtf!! I turned off a couple backup/sync options in the google settings but it was still using up alot of megs so I turned it off...

I only have 2 gig limit so this is prohibitively annoying...anybody encounter this problem before?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ducaticorse:
I've been really happy with the battery performance on my RAZR M so far.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
I had 18 hours on and 5 hours of screen time at 8% left today. Amazing!!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
Any suggestions for improvement??
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
Your phone is awake even with the screen off... not sure what those partial wakelocks are.. look into location settings, maybe maps - turn off report from this device..
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
Ok. I wasn't sure what the wavelocks were either. I did turn off all background location reporting in maps. We'll see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion.

Not sure what that bluetooth related one is. I only use bluetooth when in my car for phone calls only.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sweenbeen:
Ya I am not getting anywhere close to these battery times... I get about 14 hrs with a screen time of 2.5-3hrs... I will post screen shots later.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjcons:
Hey guys so I purchased a razr m and love it. Took about 2 weeks but it seems my battery has settled down and easily getting 15+ hours out of a charge. 4G does chew the battery but when screen is off and it goes to sleep it seems to use very little battery.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyelon:
I completely agree with everything in this post. It took a couple weeks but my battery is godlike now....only days with long phone calls or really bad service do i see big hits to the battery
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rancur3p1c:
You need to diagnose and fix that ASAP. Nothing will nuke a battery's ability yonhild a charge like getting hot and draining quickly. By nuke I mean you have to get a replacement if you want the original life again out of it.

Do try not to do that. If you do what I did on my Droid 1 and OC to 1.2 ghz and then navigate somewhere while listening to music while leaving the screen on in the sun on you car dash, you might find the next time you charge it that the battery life plummet through 15% to 5% due to chemical damage to the battery.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjcons:
Yep, and over the weekend as my wireless was taking over, my Razr M ran for 2 days straight without a charge. :)
[Android] msg04:
So a bunch of friends and I want to try to write a custom ROM from AOSP for Galaxy Nexus (toro). One thing we were thinking about was syncing all our code via github.

We will create our own repo so that we can make sure all our code is in sync.

One thing we looked at was github.com/android

Should we just fork all the repo's from the github.com/android page? We understand that it doesn't make sense to download everything from AOSP and upload via github.

Any help clarifying if we should fork or mirror repo's and what repo's specifically so we can get started.
[Android] thewadegeek:
Forking would be the polite thing to do because then the other developer's changes would be logged and tracked in your code. As too which ones that totally depends on what you are wanting to change. I would however suggest just forking the ones you plan on modifying and syncing the rest from the AOSP Github.
[Android] lithid-cm:
You don't always have to "fork" in the traditional sense. As long as you keep the previous commits it will be good taste. If you are only working on a jellybean rom, you can create a repo on github. Clone that repo. Then you can pull only the jellybean aosp branch into the one you created. You can do the same for every other project you add into your repo and before you know it, you saved a ton of bandwidth by only syncing one branch instead of tracking all branches. just my two cents.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cyrusir:
So far i have tried case mate barely there, nice but little protection and the edges wear very quickly and SGP modello which is nice, but would be perfect if it were a tighter fit.

I wanted to try the neo hybrid but from what ive read the fit isnt any tighter than the modello.

Is there a case in the modello, neo style that is a proper tight fit?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
I'm not sure what you mean by a "tight fitting case" beyond one that fits securely. With that as the criterion, I can recommend two cases:

Less protective, and currently significantly less expensive (because only shipping is being charged), is the ZooGue, which is available for the cost of shipping. I paid just under $6.00 for two cases shipped within the United States. The cases are well-made and at least as protective as the basic black cases my wife and I bought for our Vibrants back in July of 2010.

More protective is the two-piece DBA Ultra Complete, which I received last night from Amazon.The fit and finish are excellent. The inner layer is TPU. The outer layer is a flexible polycarbonate.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kench33:
Agreed. Sold my defender for it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] The Root:
Cruzerlite if you like soft cases.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] srivas95:
Don't ever Buy the case-mate Barely there. It's horrible quality. I've heard the SGP Neo Hybrid is good :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] txkorm:
I second the ZooGoo. It's pretty slim and one of the tightest cases I've used. The UAG and Casemate Pop are both tight but not as slim as what it sounds like you are looking for. I too have the Modello and loved it until I got the ZooGoo. I just wish I got Black and not Red.

Currently not being productive on my S3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] :
Seidio Surface Case has a tight fit and a sleek design. Check it out
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
The OP appears to be concerned about protection as well as a "tight fit." The more protection is an issue, the more I think I'd recommend the DBA Ultra Complete. But until last night, I was using a black ZooGue. It looks great with my PB SG III.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] LadFromWales85:
The Cruzerlite cases are awesome. Definitely tight fitting as requires some lining up to fit properly...can't just slap it on!

Buttons easily accessible, grease doesn't tend to build up like it does on my SGP screen protector either.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cyrusir:
cheers folks gonna try the zoogue :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] eortizr:
my NEO Hybrid is super tight
[Galaxy S III Accessories] txkorm:
At the price you can't beat it. If it's protection, you need, go with the Acase. Absolute favorite all around case and another great value.

Currently not being productive on my S3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
For protection, now having an Ultra Complete and reading the Acase description, I'd go with the Ultra Complete for protection. The Ultra Complete has hflexible, high-quality polycarbonate and TPU versus PCM and silicone.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] txkorm:
...Not familiar with that one.

Currently not being productive on my S3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] owlchemist:
So the Zoogue is "free"? I added two different colored cases and it comes out to $.02 cents plus $5.97 shipping.

edit: Ordered a blue and a white case for $5.99. Thanks for name dropping.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] deejay6901:
yes its free, i just got mine yesterday. thought it was 2 weeks before it arrives, but hey, it took only around 1 week(i guess). what i ordered was red, which i thought ill be giving it to my wife as i plan to buy her a red S3; but i instead bought galaxy note 10.1!! lol... now i have this as my spare case (together with CM phantom, otterbox commuter and metal slim(white) ) hahaha :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
DBA Cases is a new company that makes the Just Like Glass screen protectors and Thin Grip and Complete Ultra. There are threads discussing the Thin Grip here, the Complete Ultra here, and the current production screen protector here. (I have no business connection with the company. I came across it in my search, as a new Galaxy S III owner, for a case and screen protector. The CEO has been an active participant in the discussion of his products. In response to complaints about the coverage of his screen protector, he had made and sent to seven testers, a larger trial model. I'm one of the lucky testers. Mine came yesterday. My initial impressions of the larger screen protector, which I'll expand on over time, are in DBA Cases supersized me.)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jinosong:
Get the Slim Case directly made by Samsung!!!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0089KJW3Y/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
I just over clocked, well I should say tried because it's not even working. I set the min/max at 1.5MHz but for some reason it's not using it at all, in CPU spy it's showing that it's staying at 800MHz. Anyone know why it would be doing this? I'm running Rujelus 1.0.4.8, with Agats 0.5.4.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Freeroot:
You must mean 1500 MHz. What program are you using to overclock? Also, what is your governor?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
Yeah sorry, and the governor is pegasusq, and using ExTweaks. Would it be because it was on the charger? Well actually I don't think it could be, because before doing that I set min at 1200MHz and max at 1500 while still on the charger and it was staying on 1200.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Not all hardware can be overclocked, if it could we would all have 1500mhz cpu in our phones. Have you tried increasing your voltage?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
No, I've never messed with that because I don't know what exactly I am doing with it, and I don't want to mess up my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
I just realized that I had profiles on, so I turned them off. Still isn't working right, I have min at 1500 MHz and max at 1600MHz. It kicks into 1600 for a few seconds but then scales below the min. Here's a screen shot of the setting and CPU spy.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Xbugzx:
Try to use tegrak. That should work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
Or system tuner pro. Remember to never set on boot. At those speeds its likely I will crash and burn.

sent from my BAD A$$ Epic touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
I never set on boot, I never knew I could either. But thanks for the warning!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Often when you overclock additional voltage is needed to run stable at higher frequencies. You may try increasing the voltage slightly to see if it works. I wouldnt go over +.50mv from stock
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MykalDre:
if your still having problems try viperROM. i got it working with oc. 1600Mhz. even got a higher smartbench scrore then my nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Zafar7777:
Yesterday i've downloaded a kernel and flased it

after flashing when i reboot the phone it's dead and it's hard brick

i've used some methods to unbrick but nothing works and in odin it stuck at <1>setupconnection from an hour

nthing left except ur helps >.< it's fully ****ed up ! :'(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] tietganFTW:
Like I told you, do a USB jig :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] tietganFTW:
?? Don't worry about it he PM-ed me and I told him what he could do. It all depends on the phone now...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] apklike18:
Ooow OK :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
What kernel did you use ?

What ROM did you use ?!
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
1.Video tutorial How to Root Galaxy Note II (N7100)

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Thread for discussion

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1896696

2. How to copy/delete/edit/change permission with Root explorer

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RSO-SGS2:
Hi,

I'm new in this blog.... I need your help...

I tried to root my SGS2 M250S (SKT, Korean Model), ICS 4.0.3, UC08...

1- with Odin 3 v1.85 and Siyah-S2-v4.1.5, PASS... But won't boot.

I have SKT logo...

2- Odin and Siyah-v2.6.13-kor (for korean).... PASS... Won't boot

3- Odin and CF-Root-SG2.....v5.3....PASS... Won't boot

4- Odin and CF-Root............ v5.6... PASS... Won't boot

Last... Odin and M250S-HOME.... (Rom for ICS 4.0.3)...Failed...

What can I do now???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kratos_12:
did you back up your nandroid?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adityawagle:
Why don't you try the dorimanx kernel? May be it might work.

I think it's a derivative of Siyah. I had messed my GS2 and used the 5.85 version.

EDIT: Make sure you get the correct version for download. V7.0 will not work

Look at this thread to try Dorimanx

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1617219
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UnwiredDroid:
You got brick! Try to flash a kernel that is compatible with your unit. Siyah and Dorimanx is for GT-I9100 international model
[General Questions and Answers] myxzierhae:
Hi! Guys i'm new here, can you please help me to unlock my lumia 610? I want to download applications but some of the application here are in xap file. Hope you help me... Thank you so much!
[General Questions and Answers] sandra1979:
there is nothing so far... i want a jailbreak too, but unlucky
[General Questions and Answers] Spider_WP:
Jailbreak Nokia Lumia 610 wp7

Have some one found someting to Jailbreak Nokia Lumia 610 wp7 ? Thank you
[Galaxy Note II General] rana_kirti:
The original Note was a success...:)

Now the Note 2 has twice the power, 2 GB Ram, better/bigger screen, enhanced S-Pen, a much better battery life and many more new/exciting features. I think it's safe to say that it is twice or maybe even thrice as good than the original note and now much more is possible to do on the new Note 2.

For someone who mostly uses the laptop for surfing the web, listening to music, watching videos reading ebooks/pdf and travels often carrying the laptop around, Can the Note 2 be genuinely considered a laptop replacement device for a casual laptop user....?!?

Kindly also vote in the Poll.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note II General] shakeyfingers:
Yes
[Galaxy Note II General] Jobiza:
Depending what for you use your laptop, as for me even Htc One X can replace laptop, not for world of warcraft or to working with laptop thought but browsing, reading and low gaming it can replace and much better than htc one X i think
[Galaxy Note II General] jbounours:
Yes mostly for the browsing and media. You can manipulate files without too much hassle too (simple things though)

I now use my laptop only for the office suite / job hunt ****. And the Note 8h on my face daily for all other internet related stuff now :)
[Galaxy Note II General] MaxReality:
Laptop no, netbook yes, 10inch cheap android tablet yes, ipad no.

On the move definately great. Relaxing at home, ipad3 still is more relaxing to use. That said, I havent touched the wife's ipad since getting the gn2.
[Galaxy Note II General] mariol66:
No way not a laptop. A tablet yes but a PC no
[Galaxy Note II General] alireza7991:
No fot a casual user ;its possible to use note2 as a computer but a casual user cant use becuase its so more difficult
[Galaxy Note II General] Gnarfsan:
It all depends on where you live and what your basic needs are. My problem is that it doesn't run Java. All official services in Denmark require login with a Java applet. But it will replace my tablet.
[Galaxy Note II General] barondebxl:
Laptop no but tablet? Absolutely. I had the nexus 7 until I received my note 2 then I sold it. My note does everything's nexus 7 can do better, battery life is actually a bit better on the note 2 for me and its more portable. On top of that you have cellular data so it definitely can replace a tablet but not a laptop though.
[Galaxy Note II General] EP2008:
Why is everyone saying "laptop no"?

The OP stated that they would use it for "surfing the web, listening to music, watching videos reading ebooks/pdf ", why wouldn't the Note be sufficient? I've done more with less capable hardware.
[Galaxy Note II General] tomh235:
Just wait until there is a good Linux chroot and someone makes an s-pen compatible vnc client, then it will replace everything!

Sent from my MB860
[Galaxy Note II General] Magnus3D:
I would still say no, a laptop can you do so much more with. Although you can do a lot with this device you are restricted by many limitations compared to a laptop. However you can get far and do much with this relatively small device. I'm a freelance photographer and i use the Note 10.1 now instead of a laptop, it works pretty smooth and allows me to deliver images to papers and clients on foot and it slips down in my camreabag with ease compared to a bigger heavier laptop.

/ Magnus
[Galaxy Note II General] thegadfly:
+1

I already have the Asus Transformer Prime tablet, and with the attached keyboard dock I can have all of the functionality of a laptop when I RDP to my Windows desktop. The Note 2 will provide just about the same ease of use and functionality with the s-pen. I imagine the s-pen will be a very similar I/O interface to a mouse given the wacom sensor in the Note 2. I just hope that the devs find a way to effortlessly use the it to pan, zoom, and scroll within windows.
[Galaxy Note II General] Clienterror:
Yea but he's not going to have a pc. Honestly the few things you can't and might have to do on a pc would be burning a movie or something like that and more mainstream gaming. In android device can definitely replace a pc for most things. The question to whether specific android devices can replace a pc in all practicality and reality. Personally I watch a lot of YouTube and the difference between my nexus 7 and my friends note 2 is quite extreme. You can do ANYTHING on a 4" a android phone you can do on a 10" tablet but a GUARANTEE there are times you'll want to throw your 4" phone into the toilet and flush it if you had to use it for everything.

So is 5.5" enough to replace a tablet IMO? Personally, no. I know it could be done but it isn't very practical. I watch videos/surf the Web on my phone if I HAVE to, not because I really want to. While a 5.5" screen is more enjoyable than something smaller it won't in all practicality replace a 7" tablet or 10".

I do keep my laptop for playing games and the burning stuff but honestly beyond that I haven't touched it, I always grab my nexus 7.

So the question is can android replace a pc for the most part? Yes. Can a note 2 replace a pc? Technically yes, in all practicality IMO no. Good luck with what you decide ;)

Sent from my SCH-I535
[Galaxy Note II General] hagba:
Im gonna be a smart a$$ and say that yes it can replace your laptop for the things you have just mentioned But your laptop has no chance of replacing you Galaxy Note II...!!
[Galaxy Note II General] EvoYas:
Yes it can, as long as you have 64GB in there. I mean ai download alot of media so i like having a 64Gb.

I only get on my apC to play WoW, my phone does everything else for me. Love this thing.
[Galaxy Note II General] thegadfly:
Ok, you are correct if we're talking about not even having a desktop. So yes, the main thing you would be missing from android phones are apps that can only run on the x86 ISA. This includes a vast majority of programs (basically anything that runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux) e.g. CAD programs, photoshop, mainstream games, etc... Compared to x86, the ARM ISA has not had a lot of apps written for it and not a lot has been ported over either. While a lot of the more basic apps have been ported over (e.g. email, notepad, browser), not a lot of more demanding apps have been written for the less powerful ARM ISA, simply because stuff like mainstream games are currently way too taxing for an ARM based SoC.

However, most of the casual, basic apps like email and web browsers have been ported over or rewritten for ARM. Plus, with Android, you're able to manipulate and transfer files without having to worry about proprietary stuff like iTunes getting in the way. So as long as you don't anticipate needing to use specific x86-only apps in the future, you should be fine.

In response to the screen size comment, I think that the ideal screen size mostly depends on the situation. For example, in social settings, something 50"+ is ideal. For sitting at a desk, something in between 23"-27" is ideal. Bed? 5" - 10". Couch? 7" - 17". Toilet...? 5" - 10". Anything outside the home? It needs to be able to fit into your pocket so < 6". So I think the ideal screen size is very dependent on your habits at home. If you never sit at a desk at home, then yeah, I think you could definitely get by with just a 5.5" screen. For me, I think the Note 2 will be large enough to want to use it in certain places in my home, but not exclusively at home because I use a desk. I also believe that the screen is large enough so that I can only bring the Note 2 with me on travel and not get totally frustrated by using it exclusively. Essentially, I think the size makes it a very flexible device for many situations.
[Galaxy Note II General] nikzDHD:
I've got an iPad but still most occasions reach for my phone as its always with me, quick social networking, quick gaming session, browse of the net, all easily doable even on my 4.7" device. I think 5.5" is a sweet spot for most places.

My PC/Laptop only exclusively gets used for Photoshop, Lightroom, downloading, flashing boot.img, and such. Hardly use it that often for web browsing only time if I'm shopping online otherwise my phone and tablet take care of that. Or if doing a long research session.

I spend most my day at work sat in front of a PC makes a nice change to use something else.

But the note is an ideal size for content consumption, for anything creative PC/Laptops are better suited.
[Galaxy Note II General] CrozB:
My laptop hardly gets any love anymore.

I use my Note for just about everything. On the very few items I still need a PC, I use TeamViewer and connect to my laptop via TeamViewer Desktop Control for Free. I hardly ever actually use the computer itself.

Regards,

-
[Galaxy Note II General] Geronimo.USMC:
I would say yes, unless you need to burn CD/DVD/Blu-Rays.
[Galaxy Note II General] DMax99:
Maybe it's because when people read the word laptop they think of word processing.

Anyways...if it's just for surfing the net and movies and music....you definitely don't need a netbook...the note is enough