yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guhrasoh:
Read here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1929790 it seems you need to extract some stock files to get it to work.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhomiec:
thank you for the link. i download a binary file from here..

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#grouper

but i have no idea what to do with it.

on a side note, i'm wondering why this all of a sudden stopped working tho? AOKP's build 4 was doing it before the release of 4.1.2, but then just stopped. i don't understand why i need to manually do something that was working from the beginning. especially within apps. i can't get the screen to rotate in Chrome, GMail, Reader, Twitter, etc. i can care less about the home screen rotation.

[UPDATE]

so i was downloading different apps- mainly games trying to test out the rotation to see if that is buggy too, and i came across this app...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsInphdXNhbi56ZGV2aWNldGVzdCJd

with this, i was able to test the Gyroscope and Accelerometer sensors and i noticed the blue axis (z-axis?) was not moving at all.

i then gave a few door knocks on the back plate, and all of a sudden the z-axis jumps to the correct view.

somehow it got stuck in place, but it seems to be working now. very odd. i've never dropped it. don't know how this could have happened.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oOo B0XeR oOo:
Well first of all stop banging on it, it has nothing to do with that. I've noticed there was something either added or removed from AOSP that causes this after the 4.1.2 update last week. Most people who are compiling locally probably noticed this... any others that have it working are just proof of the excessive kanging nowadays... since they're all probably a kang of AOKP or CM (who of which I'm sure identified it and corrected it in their git).

I haven't had time to look into it yet but I'd assume its related to Launcher2.apk. Look in Launcher2 in the AndroidManifest.xml and see if there's a line with something like:

...you want that to be set to either "sensor" or "user"... I cant recall right now.

Did you try editing the build.prop file yet? If it is in fact related to the sensors then I dont think this will correct it anyway, but it's worth a shot. Go to your /system dir and mount is r/w, edit build.prop by adding this to the very end, on its own line:

...save that, close it, then reboot and see what ya got. If it doesn't work then you know its Launcher2 not enabling the sensors. I'll post again once I look at it and fix it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phillip1953:
Do you have "auto rotate" in 'settings/accessability' , checked?

Posted via my Amiga 3000, EVO 3D , or Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhomiec:
thanks for all the info.

i'm not the type to mess with the files. but as i mentioned, i wasn't on 4.1.2 yet when this started happening. AOKP build 4 was based on 4.1 or 4.1.1. and would it be possible for a file to make the z-axis jarred in one direction? then when placing some force to the back of the device jump it back in place?

i haven't had any issues since then. i am now able to rotate the screen at will.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hefe88:
I'm having this problem now too. Just in the last 2 days.

I have a completely stock 2013 N7. It gets stuck in an orientation, and locked there. I have checked all the settings, and auto rotate is on.

I downloaded the Android Sensor Box, and something is fishy with the orientation hardware. One axis of the sensor is locked to one side and won't move.
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
Does the S 4 stand for S 4 Snapdragon processor. I c s 3 and S 4 and was wondering if since I have an S 4 Snapdragon those would be the roms I would flash after rooting correct?
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
Correct

HTC One S
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
How can I tell if it's an S 4 or S 3? Thanks in advance
[HTC One S] dr_rick13:
download a benchmark app from play store and run it, and it should tell you

or get a CPU control app, like Nstools, and if it is clocked at 1.5ghz, it is S4, if clocked at 1.7ghz, it is S3.
[HTC One S] nor-ric:
And S4 will be refered to as MSM8960. ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] hosiyar:
Hi everybody.

I have this problem:

View attachment 1393356

I want to put back my lockscreen to Slide, but i cant.

Plz help.

Tnx

(sorry for bad english)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] gregbradley:
which rom

which kernel

what did you do prior to this problem occurring
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] hosiyar:
4.0.4 Official ROM Sony.

I didnt do anything!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] gregbradley:
Try repairing through PCCompanion or seus.

I am not sure what else it could be....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] pedrotrebu:
Try this...

Go to Settings--security and to the last option "erase certificates". Accept and try again...

Enviado desde mi MT15i usando Tapatalk 2
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] hosiyar:
Thanks a lot bro. That worked!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] petulinka1:
That's new ICS "feature" when installing certificates... It's a little bit annoying :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ls1ssz28:
Is it possible to disable the menu and back button and install software key buttons like the nexus?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jack_slapped:
I just turned off the lights so I can't see them. And with AOKP or paranoid android they have the option for soft keys. Its nice because you can add a search key. I really missed that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ls1ssz28:
Yeah I've had the evo, the evo 3d and the epic 4g touch... They have always had the search key, was pissed that all the new phones have gone away from it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
If you edit the key layout after applying the on-screen 'buttons', you should be able to disable them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mrg02d:
I'm running the LIH leak with the navigation buttons.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graphidz:
I'm having a really weird problem with MIUI's latest build/

At first, I had a "no service" message, but I can see the signal bar is full. So I thought it was just a bug. Then I tried to SMS and it worked fine. But when I tried to call, I can call, but the phone vibrates and just silent. happens when I'm also receiving a call. This didn't happen in the previous build (not sure the number).

I need help to restore this please. I did ask at the thread, but slow response.

I didn't do a clean wipe, just dalvik and cache only. I want to confirm that there is a fix without doing a clean wipe

Thanks in advance
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
Try a different radio.

Also, for future reference, opening a new thread after having asked a question already is a big no-no on xda.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graphidz:
I know that I should search first, but I couldn't even find MIUI related issues

Anyway, problem solved. Thanks for your help
[HTC One S] Cusciolino:
Is it possible to upgrade/power-up the radio module of HTC One S?

Because signal often is poor.. :((

Inviato dal mio HTC One S con Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Are you sure that this is hardware related? I got good signals most of the time. Maybe try to update your radio. Just look for it in the One S dev section.
[HTC One S] Cusciolino:
Hi! I don't know if it's an hardware issue but signal is unstable also after last update!

Maybe It's Vodafone Italy problem but generally signal strength are low than other devices :(

Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101 con Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Unstable signal is an HTC "feature". Check out the radio thread in the dev area and see if you can downgrade to your previous radio.
[HTC One S] Cusciolino:
ah.. ok! But it's a problem of any HTC or only for HTC One S?

Beacause I have an HTC explorer and signal strengh in better!

Thank you a lot I'll try

Inviato dal mio Transformer con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II General] iwin2000:
Softbank is in talks to acquire Sprint for 12.8 billion. big news!

http://m.cnet.com/news/softbank-looks-to-acquire-sprint-nextel-for-$128-billion-report-says/57530329
[Galaxy Note II General] shook187:
Not an exciting acquisition for us the customer but one that will pay off Sprints debts and solidify them financially going forward .
[Galaxy Note II General] gedster314:
I'm happy, I bought shares in Sprint when it was $2.60.
[HTC ChaCha] afeudale:
Other than battery life, I believe the ChaCha is one of the best QWERTY candybar Android devices out there (not much else to choose from...). So, I am on a mission to get as much battery life out of it as possible, without sacrificing much functionality. I've been experimenting over the past few months and here is what I've found:

1) SuperOSR ROM gives me the best battery life (compared to CM9, CM7.2, CM7, HTC Stock, ATT Stock and Telus Stock)

2) Backlight drains a lot of energy, so I set my custom Backlight settings as the attached jpg

3) 600Mhz Max CPU speed is a sweet-spot for battery life vs. performance

I tried to see max life I could get with various items enabled/disabled, here is a summary:

1) Airplane Mode @ 26hrs still 100% remaining

2) Voice Network On (Auto GSM/CDMA) @ 25hrs still 68% remaining

3) Voice & Data Network On (Auto GSM/CDMA), Background Data/Auto Sync Disabled @ 23hrs, still 68% remaining

4) Voice & Data Network On (Auto GSM/CDMA), Background Data/Auto Sync Disabled, Roadsync Exchange every 15mins @ 23hrs, still 66% remaining **

** This is a big one for me. I originally was using the built in Exchange/Email sync (15 min sync time), but this required Background Data and Auto Sync to be enabled. I would usually only make it 15 hrs or so with regular usage. Once I disabled Background Data/Auto Sync and switched to Roadsync (which still works with these disabled), I drastically increased battery life. The only drawback for me is needing to enable background data to use the Play Store (which I rarely use).

I searched for a decent explanation of what these two functions do, and here is my best concise summary:

Background Data: when enabled, applications can send/receive data even when you are not actively using them (i.e. play store app updates, etc.)

AutoSync: strictly controls whether the accounts (under accounts & sync) are allowed to sync on their own or not (i.e. built in exchange, facebook, twitter, weather, news, etc.)

Other items I set that may or may not save small amounts of power:

•	Sound

o	Vibrate – Off

o	Haptic Feedback – Off

o	Low Battery Sound – Off

o	Pulse Notification Light - Off

•	Display

o	Auto-Rotate – Off

o	Screen Timeout – 30s

o	Animation – None

o	Window Animation – Off

o	Transition Animation – Off

•	Performance

o	Disable Boot Animation - On

o	Surface Dithering – Off

•	Sound

o	Silent State – Enabled

o	Vibrate During Calls – Off

o	Mute Camera Shutter

•	System Preferences

o	Scrolling Cache – Disabled

o	Wallpaper Hack – Off

Also implemented the Adreno GPU mod to is uses the GPU instead of CPU.

Hope this info might help someone increase their battery life!
[HTC ChaCha] peleeks:
CM7.2 works best for me. 5-7 days without charging.
[HTC ChaCha] afeudale:
Wow, that's a really long time! What are the details? I'm assuming data is off, looks like voice network is on, but I'll also assume you didn't use it during this time period (no voice calls, etc.)
[HTC ChaCha] peleeks:
Here is my phone setup:

CM7.2 build for HTC ChaCha with librpc.so from SuperOSR (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1912771)

ADW Launcher EX version instead of stock launcher.

Governor: Conservative, CPU: 245Mhz - 800Mhz

No animations, no haptic feedback, no live wallpapers.

There are 3 major battery consumers:

CPU: The CPU consumes most of your battery, therefore you should measure your applications/services how much CPU resources they need. There should be no unused services in your running services list and no (unnecesary) widgets which wakes up CPU to update information while the phone is in standby. The Temp+CPU monitor will show how much CPU your system ir using when idle or running some applications. If your device is using more than 4% of CPU when idle, open terminal and type top -m 6 to find which process is waking up CPU.

Display: display should switch off 30 - 60 secs when phone is idle.

Radio: You should enable mobile data connection, bluetooth, GPS, Wifi only when you need it.
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Erm, question:

Why 30-60 sec when phone is idle?? Why not 15-30 sec? I mean, if it's in idle, that means that you don't use it. That means that you're not actually looking at the screen for anything. For sure, you might be reading something (like an email, or an SMS) but given the screen size, you won't spend more than 15 seconds reading without scrolling. My two cents. And a penny.
[HTC ChaCha] peleeks:
I agree that 15-30 secs would be better. I use 30 secs on my HTC.
[HTC ChaCha] afeudale:
Great info peleeks! Thanks! Couple questions:

1) Do you think there is much difference in battery life between CM7.2 (with swapped libprc.so) and SuperOSR? I figure they are both AOSP based.

2) Did you notice a big difference between Ondemand and Conservative CPU governors?

3) You mention about switching off BT, WiFi, GPS, etc. but from what I've read, the GPS is only active when an application (like Maps) requests it, so there is no need to manually turn it on/off. Similarly for BT, it uses very little power in standby mode and only consumes when in an active call.

4) For that screenshot where you get 7 days on battery - how many mins of voice calls are recorded?

Thanks.
[HTC ChaCha] peleeks:
1. I think there should be no significant differences between CM7.2 and SuperOSR in terms of battery consumption. SuperOSR by default have some google apps and services installed, however many users reported that SuperOSR has longer battery life.

2. I didn't test ONDEMAND governor.

3. Radio devices still consumes energy even if they are not used. With bluetooth in standby mode my laptop consumes noticeably more power than if I disable device in BIOS. Also for every device there is a service/driver which is running in background, locking system, polling device status, etc. There is a beautiful power widget in CM7.2 and SuperOSR - it is very easy to turn device on or off.

4. About 60 minutes of voice calls.
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
For this one I can chip in with some info:

Regarding GPS, it might be that the chip stays powered on and acquires your position the moment you turn it on; if you see the GPS icon in the status bar then this is true. It's also related to the Location settings, if you allow your device to use location based info to improve services and whatnot. The effect this has is that every Google product will search for location info, even if that application is not running. Keep this in mind; you might want to disable these options as well.

Bluetooth - It is indeed true that in standby mode it uses less power than active mode (active mode means having a device connected, not necessarily an active call). The problem lies in how the software is implemented by the people who released the drivers for the ROM. Nonetheless, it should be turned off if you're not using it. You can find a thorough analysis of Bluetooth power consumption here: http://nesl.ee.ucla.edu/fw/documents/reports/2007/PowerAnalysis.pdf . At the same time, keep in mind that different Bluetooth versions have different power consumptions. For example a device with BT 2.1 will loose more power when having BT turned on than a device with BT 4.0. Our ChaCha has 3.0 according to gsmarena which has a somewhat improvement in power consumption in different stages.

*background info: I work for a company that develops embedded and off-the-market BT car-kits, therefore I'm sick and tired of BT devices (phones, BT players, tablets, etc.). One quick example that we usually laugh at: iPod Touch 3rd/4th Gen in idle with BT off lasts about 48 hours, give or take. With BT on, not connected to anything, it lasts about 24 hours.
[HTC ChaCha] Bunnybugs_007:
Well, been trying different methods in the last couple of months... CM9 gives the best life while using it the normal way... I can survive almost 46 hours with using data, calling, checking mail and everything. It's nice if you can run that long, but why bother about extra days when you can make it over 24 hours with normal use...
[HTC ChaCha] afeudale:
Thanks Alex for the info and link! Got me doing some more searching on power consumption and came up with this great article:

http://translate.google.com/transla...kulaufzeit-unter-Android-1145579.html&act=url

Combining this info with the one from the article you linked, it seems that Bluetooth and GPS don't really use much in standby mode - a few mW at most. So we shouldn't concentrate on them much when trying to conserve power, but rather to look at the larger consumers like unnecessary Data and Display usage.
[HTC ChaCha] afeudale:
Tried a stock ROM this weekend since the stock ROM has much better GPS fix time and faster Bluetooth connect for me. Unfortunately, it also has the dialer bug. I can't seem to find a version of the ROM that doesn't. Also, turning off the "quiet ring on pickup", etc. options has no effect on preventing the bug.

However, I did find a fix that worked great for me: Setting "gsm.proximity.enable=false" in the build.prop file

This disabled the proximity sensor so you have to manually turn off the screen on a call - no big deal for me as I use a BT headset all the time. I can confirm that this does the trick in terms of preventing the dialer bug/drainage issue for me.

Let's see what sort of battery life I get now from the stock rom... :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] defiantdesign:
I was wondering if the fact that we Atrix users are not getting any update has caused anyone to try and get an early upgrade through AT&T, not that their anymore accomodating than say...Motorola, but was just curious if that might be an option for some of us.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kennyfool:
Just thought you all should know :) I've never tried the GameKlip but I may just buy one for my N7. What do you guys think? Would you buy it?

http://buy.thegameklip.com/products/gameklip-tablet
[Nexus 7 Accessories] HKSpeed:
I'd like to try it. I think my hands and arms would get tired fast holding that combo.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Wilks3y:
Yeah HKSpeed I think your right, holding this for any period of time is going to strain your arms, and your gonna put it down any way.

I cant see how good this product is, why would you want them attatched?

Just pair them prop your tablet up with your stand or what ever, and play away?!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
Make one for $5. And, yes, it does get quite uncomfortable. This isn't my design, think it was on Instructables.com. I think I'm gonna try to look into balancing it a little better.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kennyfool:
Well supposedly the GameKlip is designed to put the devices weight in the controller's center of gravity, making it easy to hold and not uncomfortable. Definitely something I wanna try tho. Is that just a bunch of those bendable cable organizers?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
No, I formed it from 1/8" steel rod, and covered in heat shrink tubing. Took some tweaking, but it works great, aside from the fatigue. Dead trigger is awesome with the setup
[Nexus 7 Accessories] ÜBER™:
Definitely going to buy it when it comes out :)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kennyfool:
Lol I'm too lazy to try that... I wouldn't think it be too hard to hold it since the N7 hardly weighs anything.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] agung_gitaris86:
is there any good news for this gameklip ?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] gianptune:
$15 is way too overpriced for a piece of plastic. That clip is worth $4 max. I built one of these out of a coat hanger and some shrinkwrap tubing for $1. IMO, the cable they are selling for $4 that connects the controller to the tablet in host mode is worth more than a plastic clip.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] michel_oneto:
i made my own

View attachment 1545805
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Skyrocket2Paradise:
Id definitely buy one
[Nexus 7 Accessories] tdwp16:
What did you use
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
Dude, yours looks better than mine. Back to the drawing board

:D
[Nexus 7 Accessories] RiffyDivine:
How did you make this?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
Well, just going off what I can see in the pic, it looks like 1/8" steel rod. Is pretty much trial and error when fitting these. Lots of measuring, bending, re -bending This one looks better than the one I made, primarily from the way it attaches to the ps3 controller. However, I can't tell how is attached to the n7
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
Here's a pic of mine for comparison
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
And, what the heck. Here's a link for you to make one of your very own

http://www.instructables.com/id/Android-Tablet-PS3-Xbox360-Controller-Mount-I-/
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Blind2Haters:
Looks like the link no longer works. :crying:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
Don't understand that, it works for me. If you want to look at it, just go to Instructables.com, search "Nexus 7 ps3",or something of the like
[Nexus 7 Accessories] retogamer:
Just got the gameklip for my Nexus 7 and I am really happy with it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] bsoplinger:
I couldn't see any info on the tablet version mentioned in the first post. Did you actually get a version meant for tablets or just the universal case version?

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Blind2Haters:
Sorry, I meant the original link on the first post no longer works (the link to the gameklip for tablet)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kevchaps:
^^Yea, I thought of that after the fact
[Nexus 7 Accessories] dissmadismz:
Any idea when that gameklip thing coming out for n7? Looks ideal but also curious to know how it feels holding up a nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] retogamer:
Sorry I should have said I bought a GameKlip for my Nexus. I bought the universal GameKlip and this hard rubber case:

amazon.com/Fosmon-Snap-On-Rubber-Protector-Google/dp/B00903HAL0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1357249273&sr=8-1&keywords=nexus+7+hard+rubber+case

The case is light and sturdy, works perfect with the GameKlip. Overall I find it pretty comfortable and stable to hold, not overly heavy, although I usually only play games while I lay down at home, I don't play games on the go. I was going to post a picture, but I cant because I don't have enough posts. I did post a thread on Dingoonity with a picture although it is only a front view.

I was worried it was going to feel all unbalanced and awkward to hold, I was also worried the GameKlip would not properly support the weight of the Nexus since it is made to support a phone, but it is quite strong. The way the nexus leans slightly forward from the GameKlip once it is attached makes it pretty comfortable to hold in my opinion. It feels quite solid.

I have to say I am pretty happy with it. Feels like an actual handheld.
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] raff5859:
Well, someone work on port of the Firefox OS into HD2?

Wytapatalkowane za pomocą HTC HD2
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] Spaqin:
No.

You can be first, my friend.
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] ljp1132719438:
I prefer open WebOS on hd2
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] wserfer:
I think, we can use http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1805282

I tried to run this, but I can't make kernels

Drivers and libs we can add from android...
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] xoreen:
that would be awesome:good:
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] Herobs:
it will be perfect.html5+ccs
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] harshadura:
looking frwd for that
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] milesmeloro:
If there isn't already anyone trying to port this, I may make an attempt. However, I've never ported an operating system before, so it'd likely take a bit of time.
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] IAMLEGENDZ:
+1
[HD2 MeeGo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] lisalover1:
Yeah, Firefox OS would be nice, but I would agree that Open webOS would be a more worthwhile effort.