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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] HYE_TECH:
It might be your radio switching back and forth that's draining your battery.

I have 2 jobs, my first one has lte coverage but not so great in the building so it's always switching from LTE to 4g which I notice drains my battery. My 2nd job at night has great coverage in and out the warehouse. I get full bars of LTE there and my battery would drain very slowly.

In the beginning, I was worried as well because my battery drain seem like a lot so I thought something was wrong but then I checked the battery at my second job and it was great so I figured it was just the network and location.

Overall, especially compared to all the androids I ever used, the one x battery is pretty damn impressive especially for an LTE device.

I came from Verizon using the droid razr and galaxy nexus which couldn't make it past 4 hours on lte with light usage

sent from rooted 2.20 & always flashed 1X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] renehd2:
In from Mexico, so I don't have LTE here, but what I have noticed is that its always on H, with full bars, that's what worry me, yesterday I was on WiFi since I was in my house and the battery was very good, so probably is the radio,I will check with data today to be sure of Its the radio or the battery
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] roscoejackson:
I've experienced crapp battery life after using my HP Touchpad charger.

Also, my 2nd HOX had horrible battery life out of the box. After fully draining > charging twice my screen on time went from 2.5 hours to 4+ hours with the exact same settings and usage.

Edit: while we're talking batteries... I heard a tech from.the ATT Device Service Center tell two people not to charge their phones overnight because leaving it on the charger when it's full is bad for the battery. Those guys are so smart! They must get their info from Yahoo Answers.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] renehd2:
Maybe I have to do that full discharge and charge cycle, today I unplugged it at 9:25am and it's 12:40am and I still have 28% with 3hrs onscreen time. I'm happy :D hope that keeps going that way
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
The battery meter calibration gets wiped whenever you flash a custom ROM. You should do at least 2-3 power cycles before making any judgements on battery. Charge to full, but only drain to 10-20%. Draining to shutoff doesn't make it any more accurate, but has the added risk that once in a while the safety circuit will not engage properly, and you will be stuck with a battery that will not accept a charge.

Also, on any ROM but stock AT&T, you can toggle LTE off. Since you don't have LTE in your area, toggle it off (if you haven't already) in Settings>Mobile network settings>network mode.

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That's the explanation I've read previously.

But if so, why did HTC used a different charger plug for the HTC Flyer tablet than all their phones? The charge port is an interesting one, in that its bigger than a MicroUSB port, but will still accept a MicroUSB charge or sync cable (the plug only takes up the bottom "half" of the port when plugged in). The pins needed for data sync are the same, and in fact you can actually plug any MicroUSB sync cable or charger into the Flyer. But you can't plug the Flyer's charger (1.62 Amp) to any HTC phone, only the Flyer (and I assume the Jetstream tablet).

Many have said that this is so people would not plug the Flyer charger to a phone, and damage the phone from the higher amps.

Seems like the difference in amps is the only reason HTC used a different charge port for the Flyer.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] roscoejackson:
In my experience, an uncalibrated battery can go from 8% battery to 0% in a matter of minutes. The only way that I've corrected this is with a full discharge.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
You're just calibrating the meter, not the battery. The notion of calibrating the battery is left over from 80s technology NiCad batteries.

Under the best of circumstances, the battery meter is nowhere near accurate enough to expect readings less than 8% to be accurate. If you've experienced some more "accurate" reading at this granularity, it may just be placebo or pure chance. Even if true, I'd rather have a bit of inaccuracy in the low end, rather than play with the probability of a battery that won't take a charge.

In any case, you shouldn't be running your battery down that low. We all do it once in a while, but it shouldn't be habit.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] superchilpil:
You would be wrong, the battery meter is recalibrated on each boot.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
The battery usage data is wiped with each boot or charge (same as wiping battery stats). But I don't think that is the same as the calibration data.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WookieFan:
I use my N7 charger all the time with no ill effects.
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
I have two brand new Kindle Fires, but I recently purchased an Asus Transformer so I have no need for them. I was thinking about selling them for about $80 each, but I feel like it is too much work. (I hate selling stuff online)

If anyone could suggest some cool projects that I could do with them I would happily try it out, and even create a picture tutorial.

Both of them are rooted and running CM10 4.1
[Kindle Fire General] tobiascuypers:
I have no idea what to start with. But try taking one if them apart and seeing what's in the inside and posting some pictures of it. Then maybe we could find something to do.
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
I wouldn't mind taking them apart, but that doesnt seem very useful. If I could some ideas first that would be great!
[Kindle Fire General] Guitarman:
Give one as a gift......I'm sure someone would love it :)

Sent from an Amazon Gindle Fireoid
[Kindle Fire General] jji7skyline:
They'd work nicely installed in a car, and hooked up to the stereo.

Or just as a general music hub for your stereo system.

And make sure you give one as a gift! ^^"
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
I was thinking about installing it in my car, but I already have an expansive after market radio.

I was thinking about making my own boom box and using a kindle fire as the player.
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Root it and install JellyBean then go ahead and use it as a hardware mod

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
I'm giving 1 away, but im going to keep 1 for a cool project!!
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
Idk yet, that's the point of this thread lol
[Kindle Fire General] sweeds:
Build a dedicated boombox docking station. Loud speakers, integrated charging, additional storage, music videos and visualizers. It could be a great party and family room accessory.

Or a gaming station. Install several emulators and get a playstation or custom controller. Plus the entire app store. Old school gaming with Open Source possibilities.

Sent from my CM10 Kindle Fire with Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire General] The Cookiemonster:
Yeah I'm thinking about building a boom box. Or maybe mounting it in my car and buying a GPS dongle.
[Kindle Fire General] sweeds:
Yeah a Car Dock was my first thought but you would indeed have to overcome the lack of GPS. Touchscreen Gmaps, Navigation, and Yelp would be sweet.

Although, there's no microphone on the KF - so no voice activation. Maybe it would be better to leave that to you're phone and leave the KF at home.
[Kindle Fire General] SkOrPn:
I would most definitely put the device to good use for the community here. I need a device to test Factory Cables on, so I can make sure they work beyond just the standard meter test.

Thanks for the consideration

SkOrPn
[Kindle Fire General] jma9454:
That would be a novel idea. If you decide to make one, here's a link for audio equalizer apps. I looked for some graphic apps, but I couldn't find any. I think that it would look cool to have some graphics but maybe just an EQ is what you want. Either way, hope it works out for you!

http://www.androidauthority.com/best-sound-audio-equalizer-apps-android-103890/

P.S. 5-8 gigs isn't a whole lot of room for a boom box. You probably should have Stickmount installed for OTG support.
[Kindle Fire General] SierraStroker:
if you dont end up giving one away, they would be pretty cool as headrest monitors. Port out the headphone jack so passengers could watch whatever they wanted individually, or use DLNA to watch whatever off a carpc. I've currently got my kindle droid attached to the drivers sun visor and plan build a dock for it there if I end up liking it there. A full on computer will go into the dash, and I may end up putting several more tablets in the truck as well.
[Kindle Fire General] Thepooch:
Yup banned
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
I have noticed an issue that did not exist with the Galaxy Nexus.

When not on speakerphone the microphone sensitivity is down-regulated significantly from the way it is when it is on speakerphone.

Frequently people connect the phone via auxiliary cable in the car (as a hands-free approach), but in order for it to route the audio to the speakers for the car, it cannot be on speakerphone. However when not on speakerphone the sensitivity of the microphone is limited, it is not the same as on speakerphone, therefore unless you have the phone right beside your mouth, the other party will be unable to hear you (due to low volume).

I assume this is an software change in 4.2, I have tested the issue on two Nexus 4's. When turning back on speakerphone, the microphone increases sensitivity again, and the other party is able to hear clearly again.

This poses a problem if you want to have the phone in your car connected to auxiliary and not right beside your mouth/face. I assume they added this because they assume that if the phone was not on speakerphone then it would be right beside your mouth/face during a call, however this is not at all always the case, especially if you connect your phone via aux in the car.

Anybody else experienced this? Any work-around?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FormelLMS:
Yes, thats really a shame.

I think, it is the noise cancellation. Nexus One has Niose Cancellation, too.

There I've found out, that I have to make a change in the build.prop to disable this

but I really don't know, where to find the line in build.prop to disable the noise cancellation.

And: You have to root your phone to do this.

It's really a shame, I can't use my Nexus 4 in my car plugged into the auxiliary input :(
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgear356:
hmm anyone can disable it via build.prop?

reminds me a of the days in Nexus one..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FormelLMS:
I've opened an issue on Google.

Hoping for many votes, that they can see it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizzC:
Thank you so much for bringing this up. This is my main beef with the phone coming from my Gnex. Hopefully a fix can be found soon.:good:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmm:
My suspicion is that this has to do with noise cancellation. The way noise cancellation works is that there are two different microphones at opposite ends of the phone; the one farther away from your mouth picks up ambient sounds and, more faintly, your voice. The one nearer your mouth picks up ambient sounds and, more loudly, your voice. What gets sent over the phone connection is, effectively, the difference between the signals from the two microphones, leaving mostly your voice.

If the two microphones are roughly equal distances from your mouth, they both pick up your voice about equally strongly, meaning that your voice is mostly filtered out with the rest of the ambient noise. Speakerphone mode disables the noise cancellation, so your voice comes through strongly.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FormelLMS:
.... as I've said in the second post. Other phones don't have trouble with it.

Send from my iPhone 6s
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
Exactly. This is not simply a noise cancellation problem IMO. Other phones have noise cancellation too but don't have this problem.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmm:
Sorry for inadvertently repeating what you said in that post; it's been nearly two weeks since then, and I had forgotten it had been previously mentioned.

Perhaps the other phones with noise cancellation that don't exhibit this behavior simply turn it off if a headphone is plugged in. That would make sense for a speaker-only headphone, but not necessarily for a headphone with an inline microphone, where the voice microphone would still be nearer to you than the auxiliary microphone. If that's the case, it would be nice if that setting were exposed as a controllable option.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FormelLMS:
Please look here and add as many stars, as you all can:

http://code.google.com/p/android/is... 4&colspec=ID Type Status Owner Summary Stars

I'm the only one who has told it to google and with one star I think no one will see this problem there.

So we have to gewt as many stars and comments as possible.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgear356:
Any developers can help with the build.prop line to disable this?

I remember pm founder of cyanogen mod and he pointed me the line to disable in nexus one..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xmatrix13:
I heard if you get an external mic it is much better but I haven't tried myself. This is annoying because I usually just use the aux with my nexus s with no problems >.< Anyone out there got any other solutions?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
Yea seriously bump on this topic. This is a massive problem..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FormelLMS:
Have you all voted on Google page for this problem?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
I voted for 1, lets make another
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgear356:
Yes big problem.. I am driving using speaker phone and I can't hear ****..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
It's the other party not being able to hear when on aux.

Misread.. But Yea if using speakerphone to avoid this problem ull barely be able to hear them, simply not loud enough
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] fabri75.:
Someone have the new for jelly bean on the galaxy tab P-7500??

Its fast frustrating for we... I am a holder of galaxy tab P6200 and P7500, I come from a galaxy note, known where to find rom was a pleasure ... now to find a rom these two terminals operating at 100% is impossible ...

Inviato dal mio GT-P7500 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] scaryshark:
There is no stock jellybean available for the tab, nor will there ever be.

Best thing to do is check out the Dev forum or go to the cyanogenmod website
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] John8954:
I would also like to know Jelly bean. Actually i am mobile application developer and working with omnie solutions. So please share some doc/ PDF about jelly bean.

Thanks

John

omniesolutions.blogspot.in
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dskw_:
CM10 (4.1.2) nightlies are out, and it has been working pretty ok for me so far
[General Questions and Answers] juanberios:
I'm been searching the forum to see if this has been discuss before. If yes feel free to delete it moderators.

The community of XDA developers is big have any of you think of working together and build a "Developer Phone"

I'm sure there must be people in this forum with all the required knowledge to achieve it:

- hardware developers

- Mechanical

- MFG experience

- Software Developers ( of course :D )

Etc.

There are currently phones in the market that are "Developer Friendly" but there is always a draw back. What you think would you purchase a phone like this?

Moderator Please delete post - Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] SimonTS:
Only about a hundred different times :rolleyes:
[HTC One X+] skilqki:
Hello guys, i have the X+ from few days and i have found something strange .... when i try to get usage info for the battery from mini info it gives me a sign saying activity not found ..... My phone is not rooted and i wonder is this problem occurring cuz of this or there is some other thing that is leading to this ?
[HTC One X+] Dangerously:
Nothing is strange. The One X+ is not fully supported by Mini Info. The Mini Info I just downloaded from the market was last updated on Sept. 2, 2012 and Sept. 8 for Mini Info+.

The One X+ was released after October 30. You do the math. Nothing wrong with Mini Info or your One X+. Everyone with a One X+ will have your issue.

You should post questions on Dynotes (the developer of Mini Info) forums, not on this one. We cannot fix the program only the developer can.
[HTC One X+] skilqki:
no no mate i`m not posting cuz i want a fix i was just wondering :) that`s all :) I though as well for that the phone is newer then the program and that might be the problem, but i wanted a confirmation and i got it THX for the replay and the advice for the Dynotes forum will post there :) :highfive::highfive::highfive:
[HTC Rezound] Sunggi:
I love my dear Rezound, as it has helped me so many times, and maybe might've even saved my life at one point. I am the only 1 out of 5 lines who is not tied down to a contract and does not have a Samsung Galaxy S III or Note 2, because I love this phone that much. But the problem is, after 6-7 months after I got it, it fell down on the concrete sidewalk and cracked the screen. It was only two really small hairline cracks, so I didn't think anything of it, only the occasional annoyance that I dropped it whenever I watched a YT video. I was fooling around with a bunch of my friends, and it fell out of my pocket, now the screen's broken to the point where if I touch it, I can sort of like...feel the screen being pushed down. The touch screen still works, and I'm planning to get it replaced at a local mall sometime this month. So I was wondering...if the store rips me off and uses just a cheap screen, will the display be bad? Will I not get that same, cool, color as I did when it wasn't broken?

TL;DR if a store that fixes phones uses a low quality screen, will the colors not be the same as it was before?
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
it depends on the service at the store. If they charged less than $50 to replace it. 9 times out of 10 it was just the glass.

if it was more. then they did replace the lcd. A lot of the times they will buy OEM but you do have the off chance of getting a China knock off.

tl:dr it is quite possibly they did replace with a bad lcd. Most places offer a warranty on it so i would go talk to them.
[HTC Rezound] texascfdad:
If just the digitizer is cracked and not the LCD, then they should just replace the digitizer and all the colors and richness will remain. The only Rusk is dead spots on the touch screen which if its a reputable store should have some kind of warranty I would think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graczr:
Hello everyone

After being prompted with the option to download and install stock Android 4.2 I pressed the respective button but instead of having an updated system my phone is now stuck Odin Mode.

I'm facing the following situation:

- When trying to boot into fastboot mode the phone shows the Android guy and says "Downloading Do not turn off target".

- When rebooting it, the Google logo shows up and nothing else happens.

- When I connect it to the computer [in fastboot mode] it says that the OMAP4440 drivers could not be installed.

- It is not recognized by the toolkit.

Before I've tried updating to the recommended stock rom I was running some early 4.2 release. My bootloader was unlocked and my phone rooted. CWM 6 was installed.

I'm pretty much screwed right now, no matter what I do, my phone is not recognized by the toolkit and stuck in Odin mode.

I'd really appreciate it if you guys could help me out!

Thanks in advance.

Rob
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andythegreenguy:
Just thinking aloud... have you tried connecting it to another computer in fastboot mode?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graczr:
Not yet, unfortunately I have no other computer to my direct disposition (except the university ones). Also, I would also have to install the drivers which apparently fails for the one I need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
1) that isnt fastboot mode. fastboot mode is pressing and holding vol up AND down and the power button
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graczr:
Thanks for the quick reply.

I managed to boot into fastboot mode - CWM is gone, the only option available is "Start".

My phone still doesn't get recognized, the error I get from Windows is "unable to install galaxy nexus bootloader driver".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
sigh. use the volume buttons to select recovery mode.

just that screen however is fastboot. as far as the driver thing, you need to install the driver manually. follow step A: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graczr:
Thanks for your reply. The problem is, that navigating by means of the volume buttons didn't work. But at least my phone got recognized in fastboot mode. I'll try to reinstall the stock rom now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andythegreenguy:
Once the computer can communicate with the phone in fastboot, you are golden... just make sure you flash the right radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graczr:
Managed to flash Stock 4.2.1 and everything works fine :)

Thanks a lot for your help guys!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ...simon...:
Hey guys I have found a nice solution for this problwm by android devices

Yus go to SamMobile.com surch your stuck room and download it with odin it will works very well you won't lose any apps or datas the only thing is that u gonna have all this apps back for wich u had never asked by questions u can ask me and i hope that i can help

Sry for bad englisch but im austrian ;)

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9301I mit Hilfe von xda Forum
[HTC One X+] Amroo1988:
Hi guys ..

I have one x+ "plus" , unlock and rooted .. I want back to Stock Rom ??

If some one have the rom please put here .

Thank you
[HTC One X+] Dangerously:
Custom ROM???? Are you talking about the default "Stock" ROM that came with your One X+?

For custom ROMs, there are close to 5 or 6 different ones for the world/international version of the One X+. About 2 or 3 for AT&T/Telus version of the X+.

What version of One X+ do you have?

What was the name of the custom ROM?

Your post is very unclear for anyone to understand what you are requesting!
[HTC One X+] Amroo1988:
lol >> yes I main stock rom :D

one x+ international version , cid : J-15 .
[HTC One X+] Dangerously:
As far as I know you cannot flash a stock ROM with the boot loader unlocked. You will need to re-lock your boot loader.

All of the Stock shipped ROMs from HTC are in this thread, first post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1918325

Please do not ask me how to re-lock your boot loader as the answer is very easy to find.
[HTC One X+] Amroo1988:
thank you so much ..

don't warry about re-lock :cool: , I know how to re-lock device ..

another Q\ is there new update for one x+ from htc ??

I read that (there is a new update with a capacity of 26 MB for fix bugs and smoother sense)

tnx again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] splxtreme:
I'm only asking here as I'm on the ATT S3 and ATT network, and there seems to be more activity on ROM's here. I already downloaded a ROM and tried it without making changes, other than the APN settings and seems to be OK, except for one issue where sending a long text got converted to MMS and wouldn't send.

Is there any benefit to changing everything from tmo to att? Are there files specific to ATT that the build.prop file points too? I've searched the threads and have really only come across the explanation of the tweaks. I've seen CSC a few times and still in the process of figuring out what that is.

Thanks for the help!!!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
I would just pull the build.prop from the same ROM as the T-Mobile one..

For instance, you are running a touchwiz T-Mobile ROM, grab a build.prop from a touchwiz att ROM. Or you're running an aosp ROM, grab build.prop from an att aosp ROM and use those.