yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Sirence:
If you have the display constantly on for the first 25 minutes it's only normal that it uses around 70% of the battery.

Plus, normally the screen is always using the most power, around 50% should be 'normal'.

Around 20 % is when you only use the phone for writing an SMS every now and then, you can't compare that to the stats of an phone you play with.

Gesendet von meinem LT26i
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Toledo_JAB:
Please use the existing battery thread here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1536332

And check forums for similar threads to use before making new ;)

Sent from my LT28i
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] broncogr:
This ^^
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
This is a port from the EVO 4G of a ROM by kendallc123, this thread can be found here:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1974067

-CM7 Stability

-a2sd

-GApps included

-JB font

-JB wallpapers

-Nexus 4 UI sounds, ringtones, and notification sounds

-ICS/JB Theme by Sonnysekhon (inside theme chooser)

-Sony Xloud Audio Engine and Beats Audio

-Bravia Engine

-3G, 4G, & Wifi Speed Hack

-Battery Saving Tweaks

-Zipaligned

v1:

-Added ICStorch

-Added Email

-Added Sense 4.0 clock

-Keyboard Lights

1. Download ROM

2. Place ROM on sd

3. Reboot into recovery

4. Make a nand backup (if you want, usually a good idea)

5. Superwipe at least 3 times

6. Wipe dalvik cache

7. Install ROM from sd

8. Reboot and enjoy

*kendallc123-for letting me use this ROM

*LOTK:

-jamieg71

-ropodope

-PapaSmurf151 (for his continued help)

-kendallc123

*megaghostgamer

*BigSplit

-Anyone who I forgot, shoot me a PM.

Disclaimer: You are responsible for your own actions.

Link:

http://d-h.st/YRK

MD5 Sum:*c30d051f1b63bed84e40cc0fbdcb8ae4

If you like or appreciate my work hit the THANKS button.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Screenshot 3-Camera
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] turkbot:
Good job on all the ports and roms guys time to load up boot manager again:D:D

sent from a nuclear explosion
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Looking Hellua nice :)
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] tello2323:
will not boot for me i did the fastboot commands and still
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Do you have an SD partition? I think you have to have one for this ROM, didn't think to test without an SD partition. A2SD is baked in. It would be great if someone could confirm this, cuz I don't wanna delete my partition lol.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] strapped365:
Well in SS the a2sd version will still boot with no partition but it will reboot upon installing a app.

His md5 could be bad or maybe not a full wipe. Its hard to tell based on info provided

Sent from a freaked out Jellybean
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
If you guys have problems with a ROM: BE AS SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE AND IT IS MORE LIKELY TO GET SOLVED. It's not just my ROMs we are talking about, we can't help you if you are vague. And logcats are the most helpful thing if you have a problem that is not in the OP. We are here to help but you have to help us to help you.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] strapped365:
Well put, I used to hate someone saying this is broke and leaving it at that. Because 75% of the time its user specific or created so its hard for us to track down what happened. The standard for reporting bugs should be

The security type of phone eg s-on/s-off

Wipe process( most important part of flashing)

If the md5 was checked and matched. If anything else was restored in recovery or flashed with the ROM. But that's my opinion

Sent from a freaked out Jellybean
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Yes definitely. The more relevant information provided, the easier to diagnose the issue. Then formulate a solution.

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] itjstagame:
Thanks so much for this, much different than the stock GingerBread I just replaced.

I've only been using Android about 6 months and was running a rooted stock kernel and dodgekernel, but I have to say this build feels much quicker and looks much slicker and has a very nice kernel built in.

I don't know if I was just behind the times or what but is that really just a skin/look change on the Play Store? It's extremely different and very nice looking to what I was using before (and about 10x faster).

I did run in to a couple issues, that are probably just user issues.

I've reinstalled all the apps I was used to but noticed that starting up a navigation, or music file or inputting an address doesn't bring up the prompt I'm used to of "Which application should we open this with". In fact I cannot find where any default tasks can be assigned anywhere. Whenever I go to manage applications, "Launch by default" always says "No defaults set." for every single application.

Another oddity that I think is related to this, when I hit the 'action'/'smart' button my bluetooth it just goes 'dut-dut' and does nothing.

I'm pretty sure Voice Commands is installed, but it won't come up and now I've installed My MotoSpeak and that will not respond either, and I think this is because I cannot choose that button as a task and nothing is set up by default.

Thanks for the help and the nice build.

EDIT: I just noticed that the CM10 roms says that "BT call audio." could be a problem. I know that is a whole different animal, but could that be an issue here as well? Its odd, my BT will play media music fine, but will not play phone/call audio correctly, just hear a buzzing.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
There are ICS/JB themes you can download, but some of the theming is within the ROM. As for BT calling, I am only able to test BT by sending files, I no longer own a headset (My Planatronics took a ride in the washer).... Speed is what I shoot for on all my ROMs:D
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Also... Did you restore data when you restored your apps? If you did, reflash and restore apps without data, it might fix your problem.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Absolutely agree :good: . A Fresh CLean install when first flashing a Rom will avoid a lot of issues. It may take more effort, and time. But it usually gives the best results.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] strapped365:
I used to HATE restoring data, but in most cases its safe since the recent updates to TiBU

Sent from a KangBanged JellyBean
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
If you are using Titanium Backup it restores app data by default, there are three options near the top of the screen when choosing apps to restore... Thanks for the input tho, it's something I don't really think about because I no longer have a BT headset. I'll have to look into it... Too fast? Lol there's no such thing.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] BigSplit:
You should format cache, data, system X 3. By just wiping the data partition you are leaving the core of the last ROM installed when you are flashing a new one overtop. Most install scripts for ROM's wipe the system partition but fragments can still remain.

If you are using regular CWM then goto -> mounts&storage and format each individually, if you are using dreads modded CWM then use wipe menu -> superwipe.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Thanks I didn't catch that he didn't say system in what he wiped
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
I think he is confused too, because he keeps mentioning ICS and JB when this is a Gingerbread ROM
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Hmmm......I've heard this something along these same lines mentioned before :rolleyes: :p . Now where was that..... it was something about the importance of doing a Full Wipe before flashing a Rom.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Maybe in the OP and thousands of other places in the forum
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Or the guide I wrote up. Or that's linked in my Signature ;)
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Or even the one you did in the Mik Forums;)
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
I know I've seen you post it in a hundred other places too
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Yes Sir :cyclops: . I've learned the hard way after doing hundreds of Flashes. Seriously hundreds :silly: . I screwed up a lot when I was first messing around with Android. Made some mistakes I don't even want to mention on the forum :o . Some of which you don't ever want to make. Brick :crying: . I figured it would be better for others to learn from my mistakes ;) . But the biggest one was always doing a " dirty " flash to save time. It always caused issues that could have been avoided. Sometimes they took a few days to show up, sometimes they popped up immediately.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Yeah me too, I used to only wipe once, never bricked but been close... Not a good feeling.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Well the reason I bricked was because I flashed the wrong Kernel. An experimental one :( . But then I received another device, and immediately put it in a three day Bootloop. Flashed a Rom dirty. Then thought I could fix it by flashing mods. Dumb :o . Also at the time I thought I could just skim over OP's and not really read them. I learned the hard way, read the OP. Read, read, and read some more before you attempt something.Do a Full Wipe before flashing a Rom. Use the search feature, a lot. Ask questions if you do not know, or understand. School of hard knocks. But thankfully I learned. Although I'm still learning ;) .
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ily112:
I want to flash the newer version of GApps onto my phone, do I do anything special or just recovery, install .zip, reboot? And I've been having this issue for a while now, and it's not that important, but does anyone know why my google account never stays synced? I have to resync it everytime I'm in the browser and want to access my open tabs/bookmarks from my desktop. I get a notification saying it's disabled and I have to recheck Auto-Sync each time.

P.S. Anyone still getting a System UI crash randomly? I didn't say anything while on the Nightlies, but now that theres a Stable ROM, I thought I wouldn't get anymore, but it just recently crashed again.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ily112:
Oh okay, thanks! So, anyone know anything that can help me?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Krunk83:
I just flashed them. Not sure which ones you have but the ones I got we're pretty broken. Clock and camera where pretty buggy. I'm waiting for them in an official build.

On a side note, if you do it wipe the cache and dalvic from cwm.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ily112:
I'm not sure about the version I have currently, but I was planning on flashing the early October GApps .zip because I just recently found out about them The one from the CM WIki. Is that the one you flashed?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Krunk83:
I flashed these... http://goo.im/gapps
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sy224048:
Of course it does.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33543879

Thread was here already, check before posting please.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n7of9:
actually, no it does not...the thread you linked to says that, as done this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1993776
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benzs129:
Hello all! I'm just got my N10 today :D

I tried Mx player, but it seem like my Mx player won't play 1080p .mkv file in Hw+!

Have anybody tried out their N10 with HW+ mx player yet?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WannaB101:
I cant either.

Then again, being that its new hardware we will probably have to wait till apps support us ;)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benzs129:
Okay thx you

Well i'm just worry cuz I think it play Hw+ once when I open it and then suddenly change to SW.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] komugi:
The Wifi AP password? It's written on the tethering screen.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kane.92:
mine doesnt all it has is the portable wifi hotspot button, usb tethering and bluetooth tethering button and a help button thats it

:/
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delsus:
Tap portable wifi hotspot (not the slider switch) and it gives you the configuration, you can either put your own password in, or check "Show characters" to display the password.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kane.92:
ahhh i get you haha its been rackin my brain out for months lol cheera pal
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfouco:
I was wondering if anyone knows how to raise the mic volume on a call. I use a car arm to use my phone to listen to music and answer calls while I'm driving. I've noticed that the mic volume is very low while the headphone jack is use (can't hardy hear me). Of I turn on the speaker feature on the call, the mic volume fixes itself. I was wondering is there was a way to raise the mic volume with the headphone jack in use .

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfouco:
Bump!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gunnersslash:
If you search for mic call on N4 threads you will see lots of complains and no answer. Seems like noise cancelation is the problem but still no luck
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmm:
Stick your finger over the top microphone while you're talking. That will make the N4 send all the signal from the bottom microphone, effectively eliminating noise suppression but letting your voice come through okay.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gunnersslash:
did it with no success, in fact that should be the solution :( for some reason it doesnt work for me
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmm:
Dunno, then; I was just reporting the experience of a user in a different thread. I haven't had a phone call in the car since then, so I don't know whether it would work for me or not.

Just a thought -- my car mount has movable feet, and I have to make sure that one of them doesn't cover the microphone hole on the bottom. I don't know if your mount potentially has the same problem or not.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xaybor:
i have not drop mine or put it with things that can scratch it, yet I'm starting to see light scratch marks on it along with two really small straight scratch. This is kinda sucks. Anyone else have similar issue?

I thought it was supposed to be strong.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
On my first GS3 I had it ONE day and I put it in my jeans pocket with nothing else in it... pull my phone out and have a nice, but faint, scratch.

Lucky (or unlucky) for me, my phone had a defect so I took it back and exchanged it.

Put a Zagg HD on it right away. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hulk0069:
I liked Gorrilla glass (1) better was more durable to scratches.my x2 with gorilla glass (1) till this day no marks and dropped it lots of times, my s3 I'm very care full heard this new gorilla glass(2) not very good even tho they claim it to be.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mornen:
I had a couple fine scratches on my Droid RAZR, after about a year with no screen protector, and a dedicated pocket (no keys, change, etc). I put a screen protector on my S3 because of that. Went through two protectors before I found a good one that actually feels nice and smooth. Tried ZaggHD and it was awful and tacky feeling. Tried another thin protector that wouldn't stick on the corners. Finally settled on one from Rearth, called Ringbo

Ultimate clear plus. It was a little tacky at first but after about an hour of use its as smooth as the glass was, and has an oleophobic coating. I'll never trust gorilla glass again after the RAZR.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Vidurg:
I bought my gs3 used to keep my unlimited. It had a few faint scratches I didn't know about until a few days after. I applied a wet application screen protector and now the scratches aren't visible. One thing I read that works but didn't try was using RainX windshield protection on the screen which fills in the faint scratches.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hulk0069:
I prefer spigen sgp ultra clear can't even tell it's there so smooth also no tacky feeling, you can get one on eBay cheap.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dogredwing1:
i usually use screen protectors on all my phone, but not my s3 and not a single scratch on screen in the two months i've owned it:D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
Huh. My Zagg HD isn't tacky at all.

The original Zagg was horrible but I absolutely love the Zagg HD. Feels like glass to me :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DaemonAshra:
Its the fine particles in your pocket that scratch up the screen. dust, sand, fine dirt, it all really does a number on that glass. I still haven't gotten around to putting anything on mine even though I do have a couple faint scratches, but I'll probably have to get something soon. I like the look of the Spigen Ultra Clear, but i'll most likely pick up whatever Best Buy has in stock.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] weisguy:
I must sadly agree. My old Droid X with original gorilla glass lasted 2 years with no screen protector and is as good as the day I brought it home from the store. I didn' t treat my GS3 any differently and very, very quickly had light surface scratches especially around the edges/bezel area near the camera. Gorilla Glass 2 is *not* as good as original Gorilla Glass.

Screen protector on this one, which hides the damage. It still irks me knowing it's there.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sRDennyCrane:
Probably another 10 or so more threads like this along with the 10 or so previous ones will yield an answer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rlatjs17:
Gorilla glass is not scratch proof. If you have sand or quartz in your pocket it will scratch the phone. The size of sand or quartz can be almost invisible to the naked eye and it will still leave scratches if you happen to rub it agaonst the screen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hiien:
Pretty much, as scratchproof != shatterproof
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ooofest:
As prior posters mentioned, sand is highly abrasive to any glass - even coated Gorilla Glass 2. A little sand in your pocket and the phone will look roughed up without much work.

A good video created by XDA explained the strengths and non-strengths of Gorilla Glass and is hosted at YouTube, I can dig up the reference if interested.

EDIT: Ah, what the heck . . .

[YOUTUBE]TfgKLwGnOZs[/YOUTUBE]

- ooofest
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] salas2324:
Extreme like a boss!.

Dam sideways pic
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xaybor:
ty all

yeah, good replies guys. Thanks. Just got my Ringbo, ill give this a shot.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xaybor:
yeah i know it aint scratch proof or shatterproof, or any of that shenanigans.....just saying with all that hype around it...you would think it would hold against little lints and such.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xaybor:
will try this next because of all the good review and hype.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lelandholton:
If you crack your screen and the phone still works and you trust your DIY abilities you can replace the GLASS in an hour start to finish.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] salas2324:
And you can say bye bye to insurance (if any)

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I like it. I just miss the feeling of glass. It wasn't slippery on glass, but now its easier to clean, and it really does work! (So far)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rlatjs17:
I think the only thing right now that can scratch gorilla glass is quartz or sand.

You wont lose insurance for trying to replace your screen... As far as I know Asurion doesn't care what you do to your phone as long as you turn it in. You could use it as a hockey puck for all they care. People pay monthly fees and a co pay to get a refurbished phone...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xaybor:
insteresting...asurion? ill check it out.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jpi.islas:
Gorilla glass isn't really meant to be stronger, more resistant, etc...the point is that it can be thinner but still AS strong as regular glass.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hijqx:
If your jeans have the rivets on the coin pocket, putting your phone in and out all day might start to make a few scratches. I only carry my phone in my left pocket.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
Are you being serious? Or joking? I'm not trying to be mean just wondering if you're joking?

Because there's definitely more than just sand and quartz that can scratch gorilla glass. :p
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sRDennyCrane:
*Citation needed
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
What? Citation for what? That there's more than just sand and quartz that can scratch gorilla glass?

What about metal, other glass, diamond?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Div033:
No, he's right. Sand and quartz are the hardest materials on the earth.

Sheesh where did you learn your science?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] piiman:
Where did you learn yours

"Diamond is currently thought to be the hardest natural material on Earth, having a hardness of ten out of ten on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. Diamond is made up of carbon atoms which share strong covalent bonds (where electrons are shared between atoms) and are equally spaced in a lattice arrangement. These atoms cannot move, which is what makes diamonds so hard.

However, computer simulations have shown that recently discovered rare natural materials wurtzite boron nitride and lonsdaleite are respectively 18% and 58% harder than diamond! However, they have yet to be tested in laboratory settings due to their rarity, and so have yet to claim the title of the Earth’s hardest material."

In my search I didn't once come across anything that said sand or quartz where the hardest or even mentions for that matter.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sRDennyCrane:
Kinda doubt people carry many cut diamonds in their pockets...along with a Galaxy S III. It's a bit beyond the scope of this discussion. Out here in the real world, we're dealing with things like keys, coins, the connector on earplugs, and other things... that won't scratch Gorilla Glass.

Sand, will.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] US Marine:
Sarcasm missed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] piiman:
Surrrrreee. :)

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I know a large portion of the population that wears cut diamonds on their hands. Diamonds aren't as rare as you think, matter of fact I just found one in my pocket...oh wait its just sand. :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] redhooka:
Diamonds are not rare at all. That is why the supply is controlled. If all the world's diamonds were put on the open market they would become worthless.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] piiman:
Didn't I just say they weren't rare? :confused: They're nothing but fancy over priced pet rocks that can scratch your phone up! . :cyclops:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] fatalfragger59:
I've had my S III since July 2012 and have yet to pick up any sort of scratch. I don't use screen protectors either. And about Gorilla Glass... I work for Corning and I can tell you first hand, GG2 is better than the first gen GG. The ONLY real difference between GG1 and GG2 is the thickness of the glass. Corning made the original GG thinner and that became the 2nd gen. The chemical process and exterior coatings are the same for both generations. Therefore, anyone who has GG2 products with scratches would have the same scratches on GG1 products if the surface went through the exact same scenario. :highfive:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jpi.islas:
My experience has been that it's not that great... Dropped my phone from about two feet onto wooden floor... SHATTERED screen... Had new phone in clean pocket, lots of tiny scratches... Overall, not impressed