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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SysAdmNj:
Ok so I was originally going to try the nexus 4 but of course missed out. I ended up with the htc one x+ and nice device but definitely has wifi issues like when screen turns off it loses connection 90% of the time for alot of users not just me. Also signal is spotty around the house. Bluetooth audio in my car sounds pretty bad.

My question is does the nexus 4 have any of these issues, or similar? I'm about to order it if not.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stormtroopercs:
For me it doesn't have the problems your talking about.. But it sounds like I was one of the lucky ones out of the bunch that came in..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barondebxl:
Don't have a single issue with my N4.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] threeclaws:
My cell signal is noticeably worse and I've seen others complain about poor wifi reception and poor bluetooth support. Use search, there are plenty of issues with the N4 it is just a matter of how bad they will affect you, for me the wifi reception has been fine and I don't use bluetooth audio.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmolloy:
I am on my 3rd One X because of the wifi issues, when you can get it to connect well it stays connected even when you leave that hotspot (keeping you from getting any notifications). Sometimes when I go into a Starbucks it grabs on to their wifi and will not let go unless I turn wifi off.

I honestly mostly use my Galaxy Nexus still (and have a Nexus 4 on the way to replace that) because I so much prefer stock android. The One X with Sense does some things that drive me NUTS like the wifi and the horrible multi tasking. An example of the multitasking agony is if you are on a web site and you get a text message your web site goes away most of the time when you go to return that text and it has to reload when you go back to it. What a pain. I really wish HTC would get over SENSE, it was nice when phone OS's sucked (I am looking at you windows mobile) but now it is just so unnecessary.

The One X is gorgeous, the LTE is incredible when you have it available and the camera is superb. I use it when I am going out somewhere and want to take pictures, or if I will be somewhere where I am mostly on laptop and not really needing the phone that much. I also use it for tethering (via PDAnet) when I am in a strong LTE area, the LTE on AT&T is soooooo much faster than crappy Hotel "high speed" internet. I know you can root the OneX now and get cyanogen mod but I have been down that road before and just ended up making everything look like stock android. It is worth keeping around if you are going to have two phones, but if given the choice between the One X and the N4 I would lean heavily to the N4.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9100g user:
Nexus 4 any day, has a better gpu , vannila android 4.2

sent from my gs3 GT i 9300

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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ajfink:
+1 what he said.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SysAdmNj:
I was referring to the one x+ not the one x, but I believe the one x+ has similar issues I'm experiencing.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sroach23:
I had an HTC Sensation that accumulated dust under the screen. That was the last HTC phone i will ever own.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oniddy:
nexus 4 the way to go straight updates from android cant beat that!!!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9100g user:
Btw battery is not very good
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffsmash:
Nexus 4 is an awesome phone, but HTC One X and One X+ are also awesome.

Nexus 4 is faster and smoother than the HTC one X and One X+ but the music quality from speaker and headphones is a crap load better on the One X and One X+. So much so it is embarrasing.

The Nexus 4 has issues with wifi when the screen is off. Notifications stop coming through for email. This issue does not occur on 3G.

Check for wifi issues thread. This issue is on an official google bug report and affects Nexus 4, 7 and 10.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] james_lpool:
Hi, I’m not too sure if it’s an app I have installed or not but I keep getting marketing notifications a lot (most nights)

It shows in the notification bar as a red star, it will be things like, win an ipad or win a phone etc.. if I tap it, it wants to just take me to a webpage to enter a draw, not sure how to get rid of it though as there no way I can find where its coming from and no options to stop as the notification just leads me to a website to enter a competition.

Has anyone else had this or know what it might be?

Thanks

James
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robert542:
Yup its an app that is doing it. Narrow it down to when they started and compare to what apps you downloaded that day and get rid of the app. Google should not allow developers to do this kind of crap. I understand developers have to make money but this crap is overly intrusive.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esincho:
Download air push detector from the market.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robert542:
I didn't know that app existed, see that you learn something new everyday.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esincho:
Hope that got u straight bro. First time it happened to me I thought it was in the Rom I flashed. Lol
[General Questions and Answers] deofavente:
If xda-developers made a phone, what would it's features be?

I'll start.

Dual microsd card slots. (1 can be mapped to ram expansion.)

Optional snap-on fold-out QWERTY keyboard.

Single touchscreen on outside that unfolds to reveal dual touchscreens on the inside.

HDMI out.

FM radio.

USB host.

Solar cells (from old calculators) for trickle charging.

Anything more?

Anything less?

If we control the hardware, we can better control the software.
[General Questions and Answers] deofavente:
Also. Why haven't we done this already?
[General Questions and Answers] Android311:
The list would be endless if xda made a phone, probably the CIA or the military would want first dibbs on the phone
[General Questions and Answers] saham424:
It would be nice to have a phone that's combined with sence , aosp/aokp/cm10 , and samsungs style ... like cherry pick all the top features
[General Questions and Answers] deofavente:
The problem with that would be copyrights. We would have to make sure everything is open source.

I like your idea to make it cyanogenmod or aokp, so we could just update it when a new version comes out...
[General Questions and Answers] saham424:
Yah I totally understand ... I like the pac-man ROM I'm using its pretty kool ... that's a good concept of cherry picking from that team ... I'm using it on my HTC one s
[General Questions and Answers] deofavente:
Ability to point the camera at your TV for HD touchscreen manipulation.

A/V input so you can plug in a DVD player or VCR and watch/backup movies.
[General Questions and Answers] ProfesorYeow:
Physical bottoms.

Physical bottoms.

Touch bottoms are cool... but.. can be touched by accidental, or can be very sensitive.

Physical bottoms is better, from my point of view.
[General Questions and Answers] existinguser:
I absolutely agree.

_________

And devs should try making a phone for sure.

Immagine how cash friendly it will be!

And why would cia look into this?

Sent from my HTC Desire using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] adianasiewicz:
Hey, i have a big problem, i would like to install some custom rom to my galaxy tab 2, but in every custom rom, bluetooth headset is working only 3 seconds, and then its out, could U tell me what should i do to make it work?
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Hello guys. I've been playing around with Jelly bean official, deleting some apps, adding other apps, and together with members on this page we were able to find some bugs and some workarounds. Well, i have some suggestions so that you guys can improve on speed (at least seemed to have worked for me ).

1) Download from Play Store app: Android Tuner (link for freeversion, has less options), Titanium backup, Gemini app

2) At Android Tuner, Go to Main Menu then again on the option One-Click (with the blue android) and it'll appear 2 options. One wich says One-click reset (it'll put all the buttons blue with on), and the other ont wich says "on boot" . Click on both, Leave the last one unchecked (it is not necessary to constantly do this, you can do it manualy later.

3) On same page, at the top wich says "build" click on it. Below you'll find a option wich says Presets, click and then Apply all presets. (later search for debug.sf.nobootanimation (click on the red cross, to remove it in orther to keep )

4)SysCtl, click at Recommended, the app will calculate for your phone automaticaly then click on boot so that it'll boot always with same configuration. (we can test this later, other configurations suggested by the users)

5) on the tab, scroll to your left untill you find the option SD, select cache size :2048 then click "on boot)

6) Slide again to the option OOM, and basicacly is setting same configuration as we use on Maximum Overdrive to max usage of RAM :

Select light preset

Then click on boot.

7) Using this app or titanium backup freeze or remove:

Samsung Push notification app

Email.apk

ExchangeServer.apk

8) Using Germini app ,click Menu then expert mode search for the following apps: Maps.apk, talk.apk, select each of them, select configure autorun, then press menu, and Disable app. (The app will still work, but use less the CPU usage, leaving free for other apps).

9) Go back to Android Tuner and On the main menu running click on One-Click (with a toolbox) -> Manage and it'll appear 5 options , click 1 by 1 on each.

10) reeboot

Optional: 11) Remove all live wall papers or convert to user apps, and free till 130 MB memory, using titanium backup, press menu then integrate dalvikcache.

12)Convert database to WAL(faster database).

13)On Android Tuner run again Defrag registry​

Now you should have a much smoother experience.

I've tested this with Wanamlite wich is free of bloatware.

I hope this helps to get a better experience.

Note: In touchwiz launcher, when you create a folder at the menu, and you insert there your apps, if after a reeboot for some reason the apps are not there it is because you have your apps instaled on your SD card, go to app manager, select the app and move to Internel SD Card, and it is solved.​
[Galaxy S II General] Gillion:
Is the app Including a boot controller ?
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Btw share your experience. If you get better configuration also thanks
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Suppose you are speaking of android Tuner. Yes. You have a button for that as I describe on this small guide . :)
[Galaxy S II General] Porkchops:
Have you noticed any downsides of running all these steps (certain apps loading slower, lag in certain areas, etc), or any change in battery life?
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
For now no. I've made this guide more and less three days after testing. Never has issues. Seems to be working great and fast :) battery life, With wifi off and power save on. Had an estimated of 7 hours screen watching a movie. When I can test ill share the results. But if someone could test this would be great. Once I had 2 hours and 30 min of display use and still was 78%.
[Galaxy S II General] Porkchops:
Sounds like the stuff dreams are made of... Once I get around to picking a new JB ROM to use (still trying to find one I like enough to keep for more than a few days) I'll be sure to try this out and report back with my results! Thanks for this!
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Thanks. It'll be important. :)

Today I have 3 hours of screen on with 2h and 40 min with 3g on with screen on same time.

3g on with screen off 3 hours and 20 min.

Total 6 hours with 3g on.

1 hour of phone

130 sms sent

Played 10 min a 3d game.

15min played YouTube vidro

5 min video from avi file.

6 pictures taken

One film made with 3 min

Recorded a classe for 60 min

And still 34% of battery.

Power save was on all the time.
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
What I like most about this configuration is that I can scroll really nice.
[Galaxy S II General] Doublewise:
It won't work on unroot device right?
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Only root
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
does these settings with android tuner fix the sluggish scrolling in messages list?

thats the only thing that needs to be fixed.

i dont know what you mean with that you can scroll really nice now?

its nothing new hehe

you CAN scroll smooth 95% of the time except for messages in stock JB.

whats the problem?

fix scrolling problems in messages and this JB leak is complete for smoooooth scrolling.
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
you are problably right. :p i dunno if is placebo, but i ment that the device is better with nice scroll (=
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
to anyone wich needs the build prop with some of configurations only available on Paid version of android tunner ( you can skip line 3 by using this one) :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y9xmnb5gejz8lgz/build.prop
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
tried on Omega v16.2

made lag appear :eek:

guess it's more for fully stock than a chef special ;)
[Galaxy S II General] terence23a:
I used System Tuner Pro and it had all the options that were posted here..but i did experience lag with the oom settings so i tweaked them but this app has an option to disable startup items also so you would not need to download Germini app that you were talkng abut
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
I'll check that one :) thanks for your suggestion.
[Galaxy S II General] amititzhaki:
hey, where can i find the option to convert databased to WAL format?

from a quick search i did i understand its a titanium feature, but couldn't find it anywhere on the app..
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
In titanium backup
[Galaxy S II General] amititzhaki:
i understand it's a titanium feature, i just couldn't find it in any of the menus/settings..
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
You have to do the batch option, pull down and you'll find convert to wall
[Galaxy S II General] amititzhaki:
cool, found it, thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] layercake87:
man, my rom runs much worse than before. i dunno where the problem is but i think tweakings like that are very specific for every device and therefore you can't make a guide which works for everyone. thanks for posting what you did but i have to see by performance after applying this is really bad and even battery life got much worse ! ^^
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
You have to make sure you freeze and remove all apps doing wakeup and Using cpu. I manage today to get almost 6 hour of battery life with screen on and 13hours use
[Galaxy S II General] drelite08:
Agreed
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Was it a fresh install? On oficial odex rom or deodex? It's interesting to see diferente results. Working great for me.
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Settings same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=798560
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Updated settings. Try inputting Light preset on oom
[Galaxy S II General] Harsher:
I made a long post but it was lost in relogin...

You can safely disable a lot of bloatware, and with gemini app, configure their autorun for it not to start

for reasons when they won't be useful or when they will be privacy invasive.

Gmail, Samsung and google backup and sync (if you don't save your files on their servers),

tests apps, wifi and bluetooth sharing, G Maps, G play and services, Zinio, Kobo, Hub apps

can be at least tweaked for not autorunning on boot, on media changes, on USB changes, on local changes,

on package changes and so on.

Let secret codes on, and most of custom conditions.

But for example, GMaps does not need to start if you connect USB, and Gmail if you plug your phone...

Some autorun conditions are related to some functions of the apps, but for sammy and google apps,

they are mostly on for being on, not for any purpose most of the time (yeah, maybe I am biased,

but I don't use these, and so I don't understood that they need to be active while no other app need them).

Gmail is used for some authentication purposes but for this it doesn't need to check your USB storage.
[Galaxy S II General] feyce:
I may be dumb, but what the hell does "13)On Android Tuner run again Defrag registry" mean?

which step should I redo?
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Open android Tuner, then click on one click, manage, defrag registry
[Galaxy S II General] feyce:
There is no "one-click" in version 0.5.0, and there is no "defrag registry" anywhere, I checked it a dozen times...

please be more specific!
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Just updated it. It is now at app manager
[Galaxy S II General] feyce:
Still, There is no such option there like "defrag registry".

Well, I talk about the free version of android tuner, I can't afford ~8€ for pro version.

Anyways I decided to leave WanamLite ROM as it is, because after these options I got 2:20 hours of screen from 100% to 5%... sorry this is worse than what is experienced on the worst ICS rom.
[Galaxy S II General] arperalta3:
wow this is amazing, really work, even with Android Tuner Free. i will try and buy PRO, thank you very much
[Galaxy S II General] Fulfen:
After these tweaks quadrant score ran down from 4800 to 3100
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
This tweaks should not mess quadrant score.
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
Soon ill leave new suggestions of configuration to improve user experience. I've been using for a while seems to fix some of the lag, which some users talked about..
[Galaxy S II General] kkm9139:
I gotta say, the touch feels more smoother =) but the messaging app is still laggy unfortunately...
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
I didn't have yet enough time to update this thread. I manage to make this rom much faster by deleting a bunch of unnecessary apps from system/app, also tweaked with different configurations. Soon ill give new good suggestions. For me gave at least 25% extra battery time, and around 10% of improved performance (not benchmark speed but usage speed)
[Galaxy S II General] 3c:
Indeed no defrag registry. But 'optimize DB' might be more appropriate. In app manager (one-click tab), manage button, then optimize DB. When I do that after a long time using/installing/playing with the phone I can see speed improvments with some apps.

Thanks for your support, always appreciated ;) Hope you like the added options and widgets of the pro version.

By the way, just wanted to let you know that last update (0.7.1) allows you to save/load sysctl configs at your convenience. If you find a config that's most suitable for a particular device/ROM/Kernel, let me know, this could be integrated in the presets list. That list is hard-coded in the app for now, but I'll push it to the web site when and if many are being proposed.

2 presets only for now, the one from this thread and one gathered from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1267945.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Oh dear Lord, another one.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1974101

You'd best work up a good excuse for the AT&T rep.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WhatTheAndroid?:
one

Is this a real thread? If I'm not correct their is a PSA about not flashing ice cold jelly on your HTC one x. I don't even think the Rom is on any of the android threads of HTC one xl.ICJ IS A INTERNATIONAL ROM MEANING IT WILL NOT WORK WITH A NON INTERNATIONAL ONE X. Flash viper xl on these forums in android dev forums of this section. READ before FLASHING ANY ROMS TO MAKE SURE THE ROM IS COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR PHONE. STAY IN THESE FORUMS.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
Buy an International One X :good:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Here's the thing I don't get. You're clearly an experienced modder, who is capable of researching and reading and finding solutions on your own. You've been in and out of the AT&T One XL forums repeatedly based on all those links. Surely you noticed at some point that there are two different One X forums, and that ICJ came from the other forum, while all your solutions came from this one.

Yet you not only bricked your phone once with ICJ, but you came back with a new one and did it again.

You sir win the prize for most amazing One XL brick, and that is saying something, believe me. :good:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phi11yphan:
Thanks for the clear explanation!!! Makes perfect sense now. Excuses for the rep I got, no problem. But sadly, I didn't read the PSA, which would've prevented this headache.

My bad for failing to research that ROM incompatibility. I must not have seen the warning in the ROM thread for my phone. Maybe a warning for idiots like me at the top of the ROM thread, since we're all in the HOX section?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phi11yphan:
Doh! Man. Thanks again.

Will try CM10... if i can get myself another HOX. LOL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
No. There are 2 different sections. You went to a different one, probably from google, to get that rom.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WhatTheAndroid?:
I personally think the PSA should be at the top of forum website, like a flashing banner. Less hard bricks in QA thread.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
There are clear warnings are in the development section stickies for both forums. But there's only so much you can do if people won't read them. XDA assumes a certain level of caution and that new phone owners will go to the trouble of researching the basics of their handset before diving into rooting and romming.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"

- Albert Einstein

Why in the world would you try the same thing that bricked the first phone, without taking a few minutes research as to what went wrong?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] InflatedTitan:
Bom Bom Bom... Another one bites the dust
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY0WxgSXdEE
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phi11yphan:
LOL

lets just say i wasn't at my best multitasking these past few weeks :) i'll try to slow down and smell the... pine trees?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Myrder:
Two phones... Gone.... Seriously kid, I for one refuse to believe you're an sort of modder/hacker. You apparently can't read from the many warning threads around here... If you bricked from an ICJ on the first one, why do it a second time? Its like grabbing a hot piece of metal. You're first reaction would be to instantly drop it, the next would be to never touch something that is hot... :shakehead:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
No it's like stabbing yourself with a knife in the chest going to the hospital them telling you youre lucky you have survived going home doing the exact same thing expecting nothing to be wrong with you than doing some research once finally in deathbed
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phi11yphan:
yeah yeah...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DvineLord:
anyone remember this
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] InflatedTitan:
That pic is hilarious
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Well, now that we've thoroughly roasted you, in the spirit of actually answering the question: your only real option to get the phone back up and running (aside from major surgery, like replacing the main board) is here, and requires access to a Linux machine, and not that easy. So . . . uh, good luck.

Its easy to avoid. Just don't do it. Claiming a warranty replacement for your own negligent actions is a scumbag move. Some will say you are just "sticking it to the man". But in reality, you are just screwing the rest of us, since this is the main reason HTC is locking down their bootloaders to begin with.

Take responsibility for your actions and buy a replacement phone; or contact HTC directly, tell them what you did, and ask them how much it will cost to repair it, like this guy: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34703109&postcount=195

A lesson that hits your wallet is an easy one to remember.