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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gianmarko:
hello everybody

after upgrading to 4.1.1 from my provider, the battery life seems to have decreased a lot

in battery status, majority of power drain comes from android system, which i dont think is normal

has anyone observed a similar behaviour? just to know if is a problem of my phone or a problem of this sw release, before i roll back to 4.0.4

baseband version i9300budli1

kernel 3.0.31 256827

build jro03c.i9300xxdlih

thanks and regards

gm
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beastify:
Same

I have the same problem as well so you are on the same boat as me ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themate1987:
Stock JB uses more battery than stock ICS. It is a known issue
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
Not true. Your comment is not based on fact and is thus completely meaningless, so stop misleading people.

Provide evidence, based on which Stock ROM and kernel, your own sync settings, Apps used above Stock and Battery use with BBS log output.

And whether you wiped everything or not (as this is critical).
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gianmarko:
maybe not the right place where to ask, but is there a way to roll back to stock ics without having to reinstall all applications and data? as it has been possible to upgrade from 4.0.4 to 4.1.1 without losing user data.

havent found a way so far, i have all backups, but just in case i missed something...

thanks

gm
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gianmarko:
sorry for my ignorante :D but what is BBS?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gianmarko:
ok was not so straightforward to find out but BBS should stand for betterbatterystats. installed and will look into logs

do you think that wiping everything out and installing a fresh 4.1.1 would solve the issue?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Doing a clean install is the first stop, then go through all your settings and check what you have enabled by default.

Also Google now uses a bit of battery due to location services, but imho it's worth it!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gianmarko:
havent changed any setting after upgrade. afaik, google now is not enabled, and all location services are currently disabled.

still battery like sucks. one day with very scarce use of data and voice.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Wipe the lot format sdcard.

Install rom only .

Turn everything off sync wifi gps .

Charge fully and leave for about twelve hours .

Check drain it should be between 2 and 5 percent .

After adding back apps you will probably find a far higher drain = your apps not the firmware .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
Should be getting something like this... light use, hourly syncing etc. So about -2%/hr

JB UK (BTU) Stock rooted.

Note that it is important to charge to 100% (not 99%) at least once some time after flashing to reset the fuel gauge correctly. The battery performance (or more accurately the battery monitoring) improves over the first few days of normal use/charging.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themate1987:
I tested both stock ics and stock jb. And stock ics has a better battery life for me... btw if you turn off all motions and extras like smart stay you should get better battery life.

I theory jb should have better battery life than ics but I didn't noticed that.

P.s. I will post bbs stats next time i flash stock rom (probably not so soon ;) )

If I have misleaded someone I'm sorry
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] emptyclipzzz:
Hey fellas I started my love 4 android honestly back when the evo had came out I ran with that for about 2-3 year b4 I upgraded R.I.P EVO any way my request Is maybe one of these great devs on xda can make a port of sense 4.0 for our beloved Gs3 I love stock android I like touchwiz but I would love to just see something else like sense well please let me know if that's possible and if anyone will take on the challenge I will deff buy u a nice case of beer!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] OnceAMatrixMan:
Coming from a Dinc (never made it to Sense 4.0), give TW a chance. Consider some of the things built into TW that you will lose before giving up on it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] prdog1:
It was tried on the International Version and they gave up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
there are themes/widgets that can help you get the look and feel of sense i think
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] emptyclipzzz:
Oo don't me wrong fellas i mean touch wiz is nice especially this " Clean ROM 3.0" I'm running but there's something about sense I like and to be honest I just like having choice and like to show off to all my friends cuz the all got iPhone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] prdog1:
You can get the Launcher from Widget Locker and the Clock from Beautiful Widgets. You can get the wallpaper and can port the sound files. Only thing you can't fake are the Sense widgets. :laugh::cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] DQiB:
I need a mirror for the latest Cyanmobile Release by Squadzone :(

GoogleDocuments isn´t working for me

so PLS CAN SOMEONE UPLOAD IT TO MEDIAFIRE? I NEED IT FOR MY SOURCE BUILD
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hermandroid:
You can find it at Galaxy Gio Community and it should be in files (doc). I can't give direct link, my facebook suddently didn't work.

If i'm not mistaken there should be an update after this CyanmobileX

Edit: It should be the latest release by Yanuar Harry, I already check it Galaxy Gio Community
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pikovyeso:
Hello, im on CM10 nightly, i have problem with buttons.

They are lights up still after i lock screen, a few seconds they are off and than they lights.

Thanks for reply

Nexus S i9023
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bkadleck:
Your "back light notification" might be on. You can enable/disable it in NSTools.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzN MusiQ:
Or in the Settings.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[General Questions and Answers] daniel_m:
Hei hei!

Is it possible to remove (delete) the background images from ClockworkMod Recovery? I am talking about the Android android in the background when booting into recovery in CyanogenMod (FreeXperia CM10 on my Sony Xperia).

The android is kind of nice, but it kind of makes it impossible to read the console output! An error message in white font on a light green background is not that optimal ...

As search on Google and here in the forum wasn't successful. Maybe I am the only one who has that problem :silly:
[General Questions and Answers] GuestD2157:
Hi,

there is a site where you can build your own recovery.

I think its www.clockworkmod.com/builder

If it is not, search for "cwm recovery

builder"
[General Questions and Answers] daniel_m:
Thanks for the hint!

I actually found a folder with all the background images in res/images/. But whenever I delete any of them or replace them with a different image (same size and format), they get replaced by the original ones again. Kind of annoying ...

I don't know much about linux and android, but the original images must be somewhere. The recovery builder mentioned a graphics.c, but I couldn't find that anywhere, and I was not able to download one from anywhere to see what it is ...
[General Questions and Answers] GuestD2157:
Sorry this was everything I know....

I never mod a recovery because i can't open .img
[General Questions and Answers] daniel_m:
No problem, I appreciate your help!

Extracting an .img seems to be difficult on Windows, so I'm just gonna live with the background images ...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JFizDaWiz:
Just played with a note II today, sadly can't afford until next week but man is everything big on that screen unlike the original note.

Anyone running LCD Density or the such and does it look good? Really bothering me on the size of icons and menus
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PAULO76:
Hi Guys

I recently took some voice recordings and the option to set any of them as a notification isn't available, only ring tone. Can I put it into a certain folder that will allow me to do it?

Thanks in advance

Paul
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolhof:
You can put them in system/media/audio/ notifications

Thy need the format *.ogg

Permission : rw-r--r--

Restart you phone.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PAULO76:
Thanks mate. I'll turn it into ogg format and do that.

Paul
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
My screen scratched few days ago. So i send an e-mail to Corning and Samsung. The reply that i got is shocking.... Note 2 doesn't have Gorilla Glass.

The reply that i got from Corning : Good Day!

Corning® Gorilla® Glass is featured on millions of the world’s coolest smart phones, tablets, and PCs.

Because of a non-disclosure clauses in some our customer contracts we cannot identify all the devices that feature Corning® Gorilla® Glass, so we encourage you to contact the manufacturer of your device. If you would like to know which devices do use Gorilla Glass or learn more, you can visit our website at www.CorningGorillaGlass.com.

Thank you for your interest in Corning® Gorilla® Glass.

The reply that i got from Samsung : GT-N7100 model ürünümüzde Corning Gorilla Glass 2 ekran bulunmamaktadır.İlginiz için teşekkür ederiz (GT-N7100 does not have Gorilla Glass 2. Thank you for your interest.)

I'm really shocked right now and don't know what to do. I think i'm going to buy Invisible Shield...
[Galaxy Note II General] marshall2005:
I think they just didn't update the webpage. Every Galaxy phone has..so there are 99% chances that also GN2 to have it :P
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
But Samsung Support say it doesn't have GG.
[Galaxy Note II General] Olaeli:
http://samsunggeeks.com/2012/09/28/galaxy-note-2-scratch-tests-and-drop-tests/

According to these guys the Note 2 has Corning Gorilla Glass 2.

Handwritten from my GT-N 7100
[Galaxy Note II General] naimmkassim:
Well..this person saying differently..u can see the scratch from his test..:(:banghead:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R0_zxZ8qyU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
I don't even know who told us that Note 2 has Gorilla Glass ? It is a common sense i think. But unfortunately it's wrong. :crying:
[Galaxy Note II General] Feeling_Free:
too bad, i know that feel bro :(

i have a bad experience about scratches on my past device, even if that device has a gorilla glass

so i put screen guard on my note 2 immediately after i buy it, better safe than sorry
[Galaxy Note II General] foxmeister:
FFS, Gorilla Glass is scratch resistant, not scratch proof!

It really is a simple equation - if your screen comes into contact with an object that is harder than the surface of the glass, it will likely end up scratched (depending on the force and the direction it is applied in of course).

Gorilla Glass is not a panacea and should not be treated as such. However, it will protect your screen from scratches far better than it would if not equipped with Gorilla Glass.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note II General] geovas77:
If you are obsessive about your screen getting scratched then you should use a film to protect it, the glass on the note 2 looks to be song enough but I'm sure scratches are quite possible.
[Galaxy Note II General] DMax99:
Interesting...there was an exactly the same thread back in the note 1 forum...

It does have gorilla screen...but it's not scratch proof....

I have said this so many times now in this forum...:(
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
Guys guys guys.... IT DOESN'T HAVE GORILLA GLASS (Thats what Samsung says) I know Gorilla Glass is scratch resistant not scratch proof. But Note 2 doesn't have it. Do u know why Samsung did somethig like this ?
[Galaxy Note II General] kempas:
It does. The person at Samsung who said it didn't probably doesn't even know what gorilla glass is.

It has GG2, GG is more scratch resistant than normal glass of the same thickness but will still sratch - it is not scratch proof.

The fact that you have a scratch does not mean it isn't GG...
[Galaxy Note II General] johnchad14:
Gorilla glass's biggest problem is advertising...everyone thinks it makes the glass invincible for no reason. It's just stronger, and regularly glass is pretty weak, so...nowhere near invincible.

On a sidenote, how are screen protectors faring with S-pen and such? I saw a warning against using them, but will probably want one myself.
[Galaxy Note II General] -BoneZ-:
Where did Samsung say this? Every review site says it

does

have Gorilla Glass because those are the specs that Samsung provided to the reviewers.

It's time to put this to rest once and for all.

If you Google "Galaxy Note 2 Gorilla Glass", every site that did early reviews states that the Note 2 has Gorilla Glass. Why? Because those are the specs they got from Samsung, not just made up or speculated out of thin-air.

Secondly, THIS VIDEO that was posted on the previous page

proves

that the screen has Gorilla Glass. There's no possible way that you'd be able to press that hard on your screen with scissors or keys and have

no

scratches if Gorilla Glass was not present.

Thirdly, you're scratching a stylus on the screen all day for some people. The Note 2 will most definitely have Gorilla Glass for that reason alone, just like the Note 1 did, and almost every other modern Samsung (and touch-screen) device.

Finally, Wikipedia has a list of all devices that are known to have Gorilla Glass and the Note 2 is listed:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_devices_with_Gorilla_Glass

So, let's stop this madness and disseminating misinformation until it's officially posted on a Samsung webpage that the Note 2 does not have Gorilla Glass. Every indication proves that it does.
[Galaxy Note II General] yoniinfante:
mine has Dinosaur Glass
[Galaxy Note II General] gedster314:
There are other manufactures that make similar glass too. It's not rocket science and the idea has been around and used since the 60's. They are just replacing sodium ions with larger potassium ions, the larger ions put the glass under tension making it harder. Kind of like pretensioned concrete. It will still scratch, sand with a little pressure will scratch it easily.
[Galaxy Note II General] EdgaBimbam:
Every new samsung high end phone have gorilla glass1 or 2. At samsung service works a lot of silly people. One time I asked does s3 has micro sim or normal sim card slot and he said me- normal.....
[Galaxy Note II General] Stiffy_Scotland:
When i called up to speak to someone at HTC about a few problems with the phone i use the now, i was in contact with 3 HTC employees and not one of them knew anything about the phone HTC sensation i had to get put through to the technical department before i finally spoken to someone that knew about the phone..

The email that you say you got from Samsung was probably written by someone who works for them and has no idea about the Note 2, as everyone has said the phone does come with GG2.

Christ my HTC Sensation and the girlfriend has the HTC One X both have GG and she still managed to put scratches on both phones. as people have said its scratch resistant not proof. My cousin has managed to put loads of scratches on her S3 and that has GG2, so it can be easily done. even thought the GG is supposed to make it harder but as anyone will tell you.... every phone they have had they have always managed to put scratches on the screen in some way.
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
I have one more question... Is it possible to scratch the screen while cleaning with cleaning cloth ? (The same cloth that we use to clean glasses)
[Galaxy Note II General] Stiffy_Scotland:
If there is a bit of grit between the cloth and screen then yes its possible, some forms of grit can be so small that you may not be able to see it on the cloth or screen but yes its possible
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
Well, there is no way to avoid scratches... But i love my phone. It is the best phone I've ever seen. iPhone 5 can suck it... LOL
[Galaxy Note II General] Dombledore:
I did that scratch test (which you shouldn't take seriously by the way, as it's only a key) - and it's definitely Gorilla Glass 2. I've heard it from the mouth of the product designers and product managers.

Gorilla Glass 2 (supposedly) has the same toughness as Corning's original Gorilla Glass, it's just thinner (which gives better colours as there's less distortion between the OLEDs and your eyes). The reason Gorilla Glass is good is because it's shatter proof - so if you whack it with something it's less likely to break all over the place. It's also somewhat scratch resistant, but it's not invincible. For some reason Gorilla Glass has become synonymous with "invincible magic glass". It's not. Any little bit of sand in your pocket is always going to be able to scratch the hell out of it - play safe and get a screen protector!
[Galaxy Note II General] Scythe024:
im sorry but if you arent happy with these results your just crazy. It passed the keys and scissors without any scratches and it seemed like he used some decent pressure, the knife gave it some little nicks, but cmon! real world scenario? would you be holding a knife, keys, or scissors with that much pressure and for that length of time?
[Galaxy Note II General] rj3005:
I have yet to encounter a first line customer support that actually knows what they are taking about.. unless you get your request escalated to the next level you get responses from hardly schooled, mostly externally hired, personal.

Samsung has formed a joint venture with corning so it would really strange if it wouldn't have gg2
[Galaxy Note II General] zohawkish:
We have only a glass on gn2 ! :thumbdown:

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/products-with-gorilla/samsung

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/products-with-gorilla/samsung
[Galaxy Note II General] EdgaBimbam:
Maybe they didnt updated their devices list? I have asked them on twitter, waiting for answer

P.s. if note 2 wont have gorilla glass, fu samsung xD
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
They should make the screen as tough as possible because of S-Pen. I don't wanna buy a protector... :( Btw i ordered Official Flip Cover. Did anybody buy it ?
[Galaxy Note II General] rj3005:
Stop spreading FUD.... And learn to read...."*Due to customer agreements, we cannot identify all devices that feature Gorilla Glass. Your favorite device may include Gorilla Glass, even if you don’t see it listed. "
[Galaxy Note II General] zohawkish:
Htc one x + is already in the list !
[Galaxy Note II General] jujuburi:
What the hell is going on? Why there would even be minimal confusion whether Note 2 has GG or not? If a site is not updated then certainly it's not our problem.

Anyway, a OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION is needed and I am eagerly waiting for it.
[Galaxy Note II General] -BoneZ-:
This has already been debunked. Read my post here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33338596&postcount=14
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
This explains everything...
[Galaxy Note II General] exparanoia:
Gorilla Glass isn't scratch proof....
[Galaxy Note II General] Hell Guardian:
You know that i can just go to that wikipedia page and add "Phony Phone 7500" have gorilla glass 3 and if it got rejected i can just get bunch of my friends to keep adding the same edit and it will get accepted right?

If that's the info that samsung provided then where is it in the specification list? its not like samsung has been lazy promoting the phone on all its homepages around the phone! and corning has nothing to do with samsung, they wont settle down because samsung did if that phone INDEED had it then corning would run and add it to the page as the note II is/will be a great hit,i'm not arguing that the note 2 doesn't have gorilla glass am just telling you that your argument is invalid, cheers
[Galaxy Note II General] B_Gunel:
Guys I've just got a new message from Corning

"Corning® Gorilla® Glass

Hi Burak. We wanted to touch base with you to let you know that we can now confirm that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 uses Gorilla Glass 2. Thanks for your question!"
[Galaxy Note II General] Scythe024:
So annoyed at these threads since there's multiples because people don't know the difference between scratch resistant and scratch proof so they think it can't possible have gorilla glass if it has been scratched.
[Galaxy Note II General] remfpage:
Proven....

Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 is NOT Gorilla Glass 2

A friend of mine bought his note last week. he accidentally drop the note while pulling off his pocket (about2-3 feet).

here are the photos::(

View attachment 1442373 View attachment 1442375
[Galaxy Note II General] Jobiza:
Ouch. Well, none glass is unbrokable, so this really doesn't prove that gnote2 wouldn't have Gorilla Glass.
[Galaxy Note II General] naimmkassim:
I can feel d pain...ohhh!!!! :eek::eek:
[Galaxy Note II General] Xaddict:
Here we go again.
[Galaxy Note II General] foxmeister:
The amount of fail in this post is untrue!

Here's some facts for you:

1. Gorilla Glass can break

2. Gorilla Glass can scratch

If the facts above were not true, there would be no market for replacement glass/screens for any device equipped with Gorilla Glass, yet such a market exists.

Just because someone has managed to break the glass on their screen does not "prove" that it doesn't have Gorilla Glass.

Every single GG equipped device I've ever owned has had exactly these types of thread on XDA. I really wish the mods would just lock these ridiculously retarded threads as soon as they pop up because they contribute precisely nothing to the community.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note II General] remfpage:
then how you can define this video from corning itself? its like unbreakable.... but why it happens,

http:www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT8xI4PEU8c

the issue here is note 2 don't have gorilla glass..

check samsung note II official website. did they mention in the specification that it has gorilla glass 2?

http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxynote/note2/spec.html?type=find

check if you find gorilla glass II in note II?:confused:
[Galaxy Note II General] RandyKaoss:
None of the phones on Samsung's site state Gorilla Glass in the spec.

Almost every review states that it has Gorilla Glass 2.

Gorilla Glass is not indestructable, despite what Corning say. That, my friend, is called "Marketing".
[Galaxy Note II General] Xaddict:
Hahahaha.

Love your avatar.

And yours, BonZ
[Galaxy Note II General] foxmeister:
Define? I take it you mean "explain"!

Ok, notice how in every test the force is being applied directly from the front? The direction of any impact is at least as important as the amount of force that is actually applied. With respect to the "scratch" test at the end, what we don't know is the material that they used to attempt to scratch the surface of the glass - it the "nib" was made of something softer than GG, but harder than the other glasses, of course it won't scratch!

The tests in that video have been designed to show off the glass at its best in laboratory conditions. The real world simply doesn't work that way - drop a phone onto some concrete so that it lands on the corner of the phone, and you've a *much* higher chance of the glass breaking than you would if you dropped it in such as way as it landed flat on the glass surface.

Go to the forum of any device that is specifically listed as having Gorilla Glass, and look for reports of the glass breaking or scratching........

Check out the specs of the Galaxy Note 1 on the Samsung site (link). No mention of Gorilla Glass, yet it is specifically listed on the Corning website (link).

Ditto the Galaxy SIII.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note II General] Xaddict:
Here's my HD2 after 3 years of use, the body scratched to b#&&%rry and not a scratch on the screen, never had a screen protector on it.

I'm sure it could be scratched or cracked but it has to be pretty rugged to handle the abuse this one has.

The GNote 2 has GG2.
[Galaxy Note II General] Xaddict:
Talk about necromancy.

This bollocks controversy just won't die, no matter how many wooden stakes you drive into it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21647760#post21647760