yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mtvdeo:
Well, battery is good. Motorola has an app called Smart Actions which will save battery by turning GPS and Data off when the phone is not being used. With Smart Actions, and moderate use, I got 40% left at the end of the day.

But I noticed that I was using the app wrong, so I decided not to use it. When I didn't use it, I still got a day with moderate usage.

S2 battery is 1650 mAH

Razr is 1780 mAH

If you can get a MAXX, it would be even better, but from my experience, the Razr battery is fine.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Xrunner87:
Eh..XT910 got the bigger battery,and the higher score with lower price.I perfer XT910.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bric10:
The wife has the s2, I have a Razr. Til the ICS update I would have been leaning towards the S2, but now I am pretty fond of my Razr once again :)

Both are great phones, but I think the Razr has a superior build quality and endures daily use just a tiny bit better.

The design could perhaps settle things for you? The Razrs look is not for everyone whilst the S2 is pretty mainstream.

If updates matter to you there is a good chance of the Razr getting JB whilst the S2 probably will stay on ICS.

Then of course there is the company service to consider, and that would two months ago have prompted me to advice you to run from Motorola as fast as possible, but now Google has finally taken over so hopefully change is on the way.

Bottom line.:Take the phone you feel most inclined to, both has their soft spots but are killer deals right now.

BUT if you can sving the ekstra bucks for the Razr Maxx the choice is bloody simple. Buy the Maxx.

Sendt fra min Nexus 7 med Tapatalk2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] ami2510:
Hey there I was searching/googleing the instructions for unrooting the T-Mobile Galaxy Note (t879) but could only find the international versions.

Does anyone know the process or can point me to a video/tutorial to go back to a fully unrooted Note?

Also, how do I go about going back to the tmo recovery, removing the CWM recovery? Where can I find that? Do I do that before I unroot it or after?

Once I flash the unrooted stock rom (if there is any for Tmo) do i need to reset the flash counter and how would I do that if it is unrooted?

Sorry for all the questions, I hope someone can help me...

Thanks in advance!

Background: my mic started to produce garbled noise, it works fine on handsfree mode but not on the regular mode. if I can fix it I don't need to go back to stock or unroot it.

I tried a different ROM but that didn't work (CM10), i cleared the tmo talkvoice app cache and data but still the same result.

So i assume that the mic is broken and that I will have to send it in/RMA it...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] joemm:
Try this post here,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32691120
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] ami2510:
Thank you joemm, that did it.

If the mic problem ever happens to anyone else then flashing to another ROM, such as ICS/JB wont fix it. You need to return to stock, preferably to a nandroid back up (from when it worked)

Then I rooted the stock phone again, put CWM recovery on it and went straight from there to JB (AoCP) and have not had any problems with the mic so far. its been running great so far!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamborg:
I am thinking of getting one of these. I was first looking at S2 but its build quality and its battery life held me.

How is the battery life of S2 compared to Razr?

Anyone who owns or have used both of these, can put some light or help decide in some way?

The carrier doesn't really matter. So that's not a deciding point at all.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
HI!

have you tried google?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamborg:
Hi!

Yes. Different results, plus its better to know from people who use it daily.
[HTC Incredible S] jonahmt21:
Scenario: Overnight Charging

ROM: Stock

- Battery charges to 100% 4.2V, Charging stops, battery starts draining, to 4.1V then charging starts again to top up the charge. this happens repeatedly overnight. I believe this is ideal.

ROM: Custom ICS or JB

- Battery charges to 100% 4.2V. Charging stops but battery just continously drain. No top up charging occurs.

ROM: Stock Again

- Battery charges like before. 100% then top up charging

I think this is a ROM or Kernel issue, but im probably wrong. Is there a fix to get Top Up charging for custom roms and kernels?
[HTC Incredible S] Cyb0rgz:
Install better battery stats app from xda and try to investigate the reason behind battery drain.
[HTC Incredible S] jonahmt21:
im not concerned about the fact that its draining, im concerned that its not topping up the charge. :)
[HTC Incredible S] jonahmt21:
ok, so i am now using project x 4.1 with redux .7 kernel. the charge is topping up. im happy now :). i wish a JB rom will have a nice working kernel soon :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
After months of speculation, there is finally something clear about the Samsung Exynos processor…

Samsung will open Source the Mali codes Exynos Codes they will provide binaries all most everything.

This appears from the Samsung Developers Session in America. Samsung who hold today.

The entire information Samsung makes clear later but this is very good news for developers. This Samsung creates a big boost in their community.

They say there will be more information in the coming weeks!!!

SamMobile we keep you informed.

Share your thoughts, speculations

Source

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/10/21...nos-will-go-open-source/#.UIRNmGlUJEg.twitter
[Galaxy S II General] drpradsms:
great news :)

Happy to hear that :)

n more happy to own a *SAMSUNG* galaxy S2.. :good:
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Everyone calm down.

This is not done yet.

Yes, Samsung will release Exynos source code. "Hurraay!!!" ??? No!

What they mean by releasing Exynos source code, is that they will release source code for hardware modules for Exynos development boards. We had this for months on insignal website (which is down since a few weeks/months, but used to be up), which contains outdated source code for Exynos boards. We had some bits of Ice Cream Sandwich code back in March or April iirc, that helped Galaxy S II hwcomposer, but that's it. Most of the things were stuck at Gingerbread version, and they don't contain any device-related code.

What does this mean ? For instance, Galaxy S III camera will stay closed, because it is NOT part of Exynos development boards. Galaxy S II audio is still Yamaha proprietary crap, and we will NOT get source code. RIL interface will also remain closed, so all exynos phones will keep on having broken/semi-functional GSM connection (broken Sim Toolkit, unstable data connection, unstable roaming). TV Out will still remain undocumented, and Android interface won't be opensourced (as it is part of TouchWiz on official ROMs). Same applies for FM Radio.

Moreover, Insignal code drops were delayed as hell. As of today, we still haven't got anything from official Samsung Jelly Bean, beside kernel source code because they legally have to. As I said, most of the things on Insignal were old, hwcomposer sources for example weren't working on Galaxy S III (exynos4412), and so on.

Now, I could be wrong and MAYBE they will make this A BIT better (faster code drops), but I'm NOT putting my hopes up on things like Sensors HAL source code, Audio source code, RIL interface documentation, or Camera HAL source code. IMO they just spoke like this to calm down community flood, and make everyone happy and make Samsung look like they're the new holy grail of developers. I'm not trusting this until I actually SEE those improvements.

So, users, be careful, and we'll see how it's going to get.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33092439&postcount=10618
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
it was never told to be anything more than Exynos code to be released :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] D4rKn3sSyS:
If I learnt one thing from buying a samsung was:

Never buy a samsung, unless is a nexus!

I'm not sure what will be the usage of those docs though, most of the developers already migrated from samsung, atleast teamhacksung did
[Galaxy S II General] X-dude:
What about Galaxy note 2 AOSP, cm10, aokp ect. roms? Will that be any useful to them as in maybe s pen functionality?
[Galaxy S II General] androidindian:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] JulianXhokaxhiu:
Nice POW :) I didn't knew all this background before
[Galaxy S II General] qazibasit:
Samsung actually didnt want its customers to go for custom. Thats why they put so many features as a part of touchwiz in note 2 rather than independent apps. Its because they want to gather their users to be their advertisement material in future. They want to be the next apple. I heard a rumor that samsung is working on its own OS. they only wanted the developers in their bad times. When they were unable to port the ics to their devices. They actually used the dev community. When their stock roms are delayed its he devs that keep us silent by giving us the custom rom. Plus samsung didnt really want to release the source because most of the features of its new flagship phone will be ported to older devices. Like multi screen multitasking on note 2 will be ported to s3 and note 1. They are scared of this. They just want to sell new devices each year.
[Galaxy S II General] mckeowngoo:
Be careful man because as I know from past experience that some people like the phrase "never was heard a discouraging word" on here. You never know, you might be accused of making "false statements"!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] NOMIOMI:
samsung is a real motherf***er if they will not release the code me and 15 friends will nerver buy any samsung stuff we all 15 friends have s2 s3 and samsung glaxy nexus

here if the samsung will not release the code 15 customer will leave the samsung
[Galaxy S II General] _Raziel666:
Here's Entropy512's take on the recent events:

His post is a little more optimistic than xplodwild's, but we should wait and see like he said! :)
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
i think this is a step in the right direction

dont let your hope down i think something amazing is coming
[Galaxy S II General] dud3me:
Yeah, at this point it's better to be optimistic. :) Though we should still keep pressuring them until we have something concrete.
[Galaxy S II General] Burgscheinkerkdeiktraast:
What does it mean for common user? Will that add some extra features for SGS II example or what?
[Galaxy S II General] Adam Hui:
That's most probably useless unless they have a significant changes about exynos docs because that news was for Origen board which so different h/w with s2.
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
This will make CM stable(its already stable for me but not stable for some samsung rom users here) and we will get future android versions without the help of samsung(if they release the correct sources which are required to cm devs)
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Rotary Heart:
I need a Nexus 7 rooted tester for this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EsImNvbS5yb3RhcnloZWFydC5zdS5yb290LnRvb2xzIl0. you will need to be able to do some searches, use terminal emulator for some commands and probably (Not sure) flash different kernels.

Please help me with this since I don't have a Nexus 7 (I'm getting the money to buy one).

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Rotary Heart:
Come on guys I just need 1 tester!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Jordanooo:
What do you want testing?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] DarkhShadow:
*facepalm*

Sent from my Jelly Nexus S
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Jordanooo:
I meant any specific bits, but just realised how stupid that was after i looked at the app hha
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Rotary Heart:
I want to check if cpu temp notification can be expanded to Nexus 7. If you want to help please contact me at rotaryheart.keishla@gmail.com.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Rotary Heart:
No one!?!?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] N@th_OC:
Right now i'm at work but as soon as i go home i can test it if you want!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Rotary Heart:
Well thank you, just send me an e-mail when you are ready and we will start.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
I'm stuck guys!!! Installed jellybean stock and then went into recovery today and press wipe data and my daughter then shut it down accidently halfway through , it now only boots to splash screen, no recovery, pc won't recognise it, I can't do anything..... Any suggestions

:crying:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Hawkysoft:
Hold the powerbutton till it vibrates than hold the vol down button till you get the white text. Than volume up. Recovery... Install new Rom unless you have no recovery at all... Than use nvflash?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
Nothing comes on the screen but a splash screen with Asus in the middle and "The device is unlocked" top right, I cannot believe from having a tablet that was running to now a tablet that cannot to my knowledge be fixed.... I'm so gutted.... Is there a jig or something so I can connect somehow to the tablets with a pc, my pc doesn't recognise it, I'm guessing I have a hard bricked Tablet here and bootloader is unlocked so Asus will just laugh at me and charge me more than its worth to fix it...... I'm sure this is gonna be a more and more popular problem as people updated to jellybean and may use the wipe in the stock recovery..... So a lesson here to you all that may do..... Don't use wipe in Stock jellybean if your battery is less than 40% its just not worth the risk.... If anybody had any ideas I would appreciate them. Thank you.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cruelkix:
I have the same exact problem.... I can, however, get the computer to recgonize it through APX by resetting the prime holding the power button volume up. This puts it into APX mode. Unfortunately, I can't do a full system flash because I never backed up my NVFlash data....

I hit wipe data in the recovery screen as well and BAM. toast....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gage_Hero:
Did you try installing universal naked drivers found in the development thread? When you plug in the tab to pc what shows in the device manager? A data wipe shouldn't get rid of the recovery.....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
I'm in missing something with the naked drivers as I downloaded them but they don't seem to be installable, just small files that open up notes about them, do I put these in a certain folder in Windows..... There is no. Exe. Files as to install them.... What I'm I doing wrong??
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gage_Hero:
Taken from this page...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1426502&highlight=install&page=12

You need to do so through device manager. Choose Update Driver for the device, then "specific driver" (browse option) then "Have Disk" and point to the path you have the driver files. On newer windows OS's you should get a "Driver not signed" warning just click install. Voila, driver installed.

Of course the device needs to be plugged into the pc at the time....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
But it doesn't even know it's connected, I've connected the usb to Asus prime and pc I've turned on prime and it's on slash screen but the pc isn't doing anything, and in device manager it doesn't show anything about my prime being connected
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
Just got it to recognise the prime with power button and volume up, it shows apx so I've installed drivers for apx, but I'm guessing that's not right is it?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Brandonxcore:
If you are unlocked and only have access to APX mode, but can't get to bootloader, and you have not installed NVFlash, the only option is to get a new motherboard and figure out how to install it which cost around 150$, or send it to Asus and have them repair it for like 160$+60$+10$, :/ sorry.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cruelkix:
Yeah thats what I was worried about but had pretty much expected... Can you elaborate on the Asus costs? I have requested my RMA and will be shipping it to them today to see how much they are going to charge me.

$160 - for the motherboard?

$60 - for the work?

$10 - for them to ship it back?

Total Cost $230 - crap on a stick, that's a lot....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Brandonxcore:
Spot on.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jeffrey687:
I was just charged:

$161 - Motherboard

$65 - Labor

$10 - Ground shipping. You CAN pay more for expedited shipping although they don't guarantee the repair turnaround time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 1moreCyberdude:
A similar thing happened to me - installed JB, rebooted and stayed on the splash screen. Like you I hadn't installed NVFlash or anything. I didn't even have my serial number handy. Rma'd mine on the pretense I was going to pay to have it fixed. It turns out mine (after they salvaged the serial number) was still under the manufacturers warranty and I should be receiving it back today. Maybe you might have the same luck?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adz63:
Does power off . Hold volume down n power work . Select usb sign and fastboot jellybean twrp.blob then fastboot a system blob or flash stock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cruelkix:
volume down and power gets us no where. We can't get into recovery at all. Only APX.

---------- Post added at 01:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:10 PM ----------

Did you "unlock" you Prime? Ours are both unlocked. They say that voids the warranty.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gage_Hero:
What deos the screen say when you do power and volume down? You should see rck up message. If not power it off again, plug in to pc and do the same thing but no rck up (volume up), that should get you to fastboot....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
We have done every combo of button pressing and were still stuck with apx being the only thing we can get, I have learnt that I have 2 options now.... Well 3......Number 1-buy a new motherboard for about 100 quid and TRY!!! To fix it myself, Number 2-send it to Asus and let them repair it for about 180 quid, Number 3- Just look and cry at your new 500 quid shiny paperweight :'(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cruelkix:
I RMA'ed mine yesterday and sent it packing to Asus. I'll let you know what the repair costs come back as..... :crying:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
Thanks Cruelkix
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
Any news cruelkix???
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] UrbanDroid:
I seem to be up the same creek you two are. Please fill me in if you make any progress.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
Well, if that price is too high, I'm getting rid of mine on the marketplace. Has the LCD/digitizer busted, but prior to that I had rooted and NVFlashed it. Worked great until the screen busted :(

Let me know if you're interested. Mine is definitely cheaper than the Asus solution of $230 + initial shipping costs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] UrbanDroid:
I am indeed interested. However i cannot as of yet access your thread for some reason. I see that there is a 10 post minimum forr some things, but i have surpassed that already. Can someone please fill me in on what i seem to be missing? Its odd because according to the message that pops up i seem to have met all the requirements. Aside from being a dev, of course.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cruelkix:
Yup... $161 + $65 + $10 = $236

That hurts for such a small mistake .....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
Mine is still here, if you're interested.

$180 firm, that's shipped to most of the US/Canada.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] USNGoat:
It isn't terribly difficult to install a new mainboard on one of these. Just take your time and don't push too hard.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ProudGrognard:
It finally happened to me. After installing the US 10.4.2.15 ROM I installed ROM manager on top. I tried to boot into recovery and the tablet showed the error picture after rebooting ( the fallen android with the red exclamation mark). But it rebooted if I insisted into the ROM. Not taking the hint I installed another app that promised to take me to recovery. Now, it only gets as far as the initial ASUS screen and it stops.

I even waited for it to discharge completely and recharged it. Nothing. And it does not show in the PC when connected.

I am screwed, aren't I?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GoogleANDrhys:
USNGoat , how much for a new mainboard and also will this have the stock rom pre installed effectively meaning plug and play?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
A new mainboard is $160, plus another $60 or so for work, and $10 or so for shipping.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cirian75:
ok, considering the jump to win phone

I have a few questions on how it deals with video links in email, websites and in apps

iOS6 when you click a YouTube within FB or Twitter apps it goes to a web browser with in the the app and plays it in that browser, or if you click open in safari if its YouTube it goes to the YT app

On android its similar

what does Windows phone do in these apps ?

A- if its a YouTube video

B- if its non YouTube but mobile friendly.

I basicly want how it handles YouTube video links, and non youtube

does it play with in the app, or does it fire up IE ?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvt_nemesis:
I think it plays in a YouTube player and you can go "back" to return to social media app.

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
I haven't tried the Twitter app, but in general, either within an app or the built-in integration (available for both FB and Twitter), video links will open in the browser. What happens then depends on how you have your browser set up; the default behavior for YouTube is to launch the YouTube app, but I prefer HTML5 video so I enabled that option on the YouTube site and set my browser in "desktop mode" so YT serves it HTML5 video. For sites which don't have any WP7-specific functionality but serve HTML5 video, the video will work fine as expected. HTML5 video doesn't actually play directly in the browser - it launches a separate video player to do it - but otherwise it works just fine.
[HTC One X] mr.dj26:
Hi guys

I got my HOX 32GB white a couple of months ago, today I got another HOX 16GB black.

The problem is that the LED notification on the 32GB is more brighter than the 16GB and the is some light bleed on the 16GB, you can check it here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX0g4Xfm-zk&feature=youtu.be

Another problem is the vibration on the 32GB is also more powerful than the 16GB

Im also seeing screen flickering and the device is on the latest software 2.17.414.2

so anyone experienced this problem before?should I take the phone back to the store?

thanks
[HTC One X] shithead:
I have the Tegra3-16GB version. I can confirm that the led light is indeed "bleeding", but about the vibration, I can't say.

I don't have seen any screen flickering on 2.17-rom, but if you're not happy about it. Maybe you should return it back.
[HTC One X] b-george:
It has nothing with 32 gb vs 16 gb. I had more than 10 HOX and more than 6 friends with hox. All was difference some with strog LED not a single one was like the other in the LED part.
[HTC One X] mr.dj26:
thanks for the fast reply, im not happy at all lol the LED is so tiny. The 16GB vibrates like my old Desire HD very weak..

hmm, okay but in this case its useless it can be barley seen in light, thank you
[HTC One X] Vcek:
i think the led seems brighter only due to the body color difference
[HTC One X] Eastern89:
I have the black 32 gb edition , my led has always been like that .. same as on your 16 gb ? i was amazed that the white charger/notifier led was SO bright ? :o
[HTC One X] uqadwe:
I think it depends from device to device.

I've had three white one's and one grey. On my current white one the led light is very large and looks very "disorganised" . On the grey one and one of the first white ones the notification led was very concentrated on a dot, i preferred this one.