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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Odd. Anyway, my point was, that I failed at, kb and sniper already talked and I'm sure kb will hand it over (the thread). Self face palming now..

Sent from my SPH-D710 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sniper:
Aww, don't beat yourself up ;)

New thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2050948
[Samsung Infuse 4G] IrInfuseD:
Hey guys, so I am noticing that my service isn't quiet good. It grays out often and comes back and is very weak. When I am running Aeon rom I seem to have better service everywhere I go. It is noticeably different, but I do not want to run that rom because it is outdated for me. I am running the latest Jelly Bean rom from [ROM][JellyBean][4.2.1]Unofficial CM10 - 12/02 - Butter - MTD - OC Kernel. If anyone can help so that I can get a better connection and I live in Los Angeles, CA. I would greatly appreciate it because I would like to keep the rom running. Thank you for your help!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Pony Express:
Have not used this myself but maybe worth a read to see if it will help.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1791526
[Samsung Infuse 4G] IrInfuseD:
Thank ill give it a go!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] android4545:
On all of the jb roms that I flash I have this problem where my network will periodically stop working, wifi works fine when it happens its just the cellular network, i get no bars for about 30 seconds its driving me crazy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PVLMTREE:
Is there any way to get different carriers to work on Verizon-based AOSP ROMs?

Because I know for sure, on Stock-based ROMs, SMS (minus MMS) and Data works fine; but on AOSP ROMs, they lack the functionality to get either or to work.

My experience with CM10, data works, but not SMS sending, receiving works fine.

I currently have a T-Mobile prepaid plan. SMSC is set accordingly, and APN set accordingly.

Any suggestions would be awesome guys! (: Unless the CM team will implement a fix from the Stock-based ROM to their AOSP ROM.

Also I did some research and I saw this from XDA member veris

There has been a FIX, but not for our S3 yet.
[Microsoft Surface] alvaromenezes:
Hello guys,

I couldn't find a thread on this, so here goes my question.

I've tried to reply a comment on my youtube channel but using only my fingers on the touch pannel I was unable to make the "Reply" button to appear.

I can do that when the mouse hovers above the topic.

Any hints?

Thanks you all.
[Microsoft Surface] bergsim:
I have the same problem any website with drop down menu does not work with touch you need to open keyboard and do that with the mouse. Any help.
[Microsoft Surface] wardh:
Have you tried to tap and hold to bring up "reply-button" then push it with a second finger and at the same time release the first finger? I don't have a surface so I'm not sure it will work.
[Microsoft Surface] alvaromenezes:
DDI not work as well... thanks for trying.
[Microsoft Surface] killall:
In the address bar, you will see a small circle with a line through it, like a no entry sign.

Touch it and you can switch off tracking. This seems to allow things like drop down menus etc to work.

Should help with your problem.
[Microsoft Surface] alvaromenezes:
Killall, do you mean the one next to the + Button?

Can you pelas post a Print screen?

Thanks.
[Microsoft Surface] killall:
The one at the end of the address bar at the bottom of the screen.
[Microsoft Surface] vgjfelix:
I have the exact same problem and have made a video about it. It extends to all sorts of things too - can't play Words with Friends on Facebook for example.

[YOUTUBE]zASl1OokZHY[/YOUTUBE]
[Microsoft Surface] killall:
Try switching of Enhanced Protected Mode and you should see the symbol in the address bar.
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
@killall: what, exactly, are you expecting this to solve?

First of all, tracking protection is disabled by default. Nobody is using it who doesn't know how to enable it.

Second, Tracking Protection will only block things that you tell it to block. If you use a third-party block list (which incidentally makes for a nice ad-blocking feature as well), you should have no problems. If you use the automatic list, be sure to explicitly allow things like jquery and such; a lot of sites depend on those external APIs and load them from the same place, so it looks like a tracking system.

Third, doing this will have no impact on the ability of the browser to distinguish a tap from a click. It's, at best, going to enable some JS and/or Flash that was getting blocked before. That might solve some problems, but won't solve issues where, for example, hover *within* a Flash applet isn't working.
[HTC One X+] herokid672:
Hey guys, I just bought an HTC ONE X+ last week with a contract from AT&T. I came from a One S on T-Mobile. So here's my problem, I would use my One S all day with WiFi and data on for about half the day and the screen turned on low and I'd still have 50% battery by 8 pm. That was after starting the day at 7 AM. I've tried to do the same with this X+ but leaving power save on and data and WiFi off nearly 20 out of 24 hour, just eats through my battery. I want to be able to USD my phone and I don't want a battery case. I was thinking of returning it for a regular One X with the dual core snapdragon as is in the One S. Would my battery longevity be similar in the One X? Would rooting and using set cpu to lower the cpu clock cause the one X+ to get better battery life?
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Hmmm would a V4 engine consume less gasoline than a V8 engine, I do believe so but might need a rocket scientist here for that one ;).
[HTC One X+] herokid672:
The reviews on battery life are so mixed. The AT&T version One X still has NFC and the POGO pins so besides a 1.6 MP camera and a (hot running) quad core Nvidia that sucks battery life im not missing out. Actually V4's arent's very common, most are I4's on cars, you will see V4's on motorcycles. Just wanted to clarify... I have no experience with a One X and was just asking for opinions before I can return it to see if I really should do it.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
Lol what are you talking about battery life is great 4-5 hours of screen on time
[HTC One X+] herokid672:
Then what the hell?

I must be doing something wrong or I'm just used to having more.

Look at my graph, that's barely using the phone at all all day. As soon as I turn on WiFi, my battery just jumps off a cliff... I have Google now, sync, and location disabled and I disabled all the possible apps I could think of that would drain batter.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
No you haven't done anything wrong you haft to break in your battery give it two weeks before you complain your battery Is being calibrated
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
Poor mobile signal causes significant battery drain.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
I really don't know where these Battery Cry Babies crawl out of? They must think as soon as they charge the device one time out of the box, have everything turned on and enable such as NFC (who even uses this, really?), wifi, bluetooth, gps, etc. that they will still have great battery life on this or any quad core device? Here's a thought, only enable gps when you use it, only enable wifi, when you use it, only enable bluetooth when you are going to use it, etc. By simply doing this, have battery save mode enabled (really no reason to ever have it off unless maybe playing a tegra 3 hungry game), you will see actually great battery life from this device. Also fully charge it from 100%-0% at least 3 times to get the full effect, same applies after flashing a new rom and make sure you don't have some bunk 3rd party battery hungry app running as there's tons out there if you're not careful!
[HTC One X+] herokid672:
You're totally right because I forgot to mention how I had everything running all at once all day.... Oh yeah I did say I turned everything off and only used WiFi when I needed it and same goes for data. Is it so hard to answer whether the One X will outperform the One X+ on battery or are you just the official pretentious all-knowing bastard troll of HTC phones? I use a timer to charge my phone 3 hours before I wake up so it's always at 100% when I start the day.

Thank you to those who offered some real answers and support.
[HTC One X+] mgymnop:
I had all of a sudden a huge battery drain; first I couldn't figure out what was going on. I disabled all AT&T apps especially the AT&T locker app and now I am back to great battery life.
[HTC One X+] BelleauCarl:
Huge drain occur only when cpu are set to full clock. Gotta feed that beast
[HTC One X+] omario8484:
Now I have the regular att one x and usually I use it pretty heavily and I'm at 60% around 8 pm taking off at 7am...it all depends on the user...but like others said your battery is being calibrated and once you flash a new Rom your battery will have to take a few days to see more trust worthy battery..alsoyour dalvic cache is rebuilding itself the first little while so I can assure you after a little while you'll see improvements in battery life ...on my one x I got significantly better battery life after putting a couple roms on their and choosing the CPU/voltages how I want....and if your heavy user and complaining just think if you and someone else have the same car and your just flooring yours everywhere you'll get worse gas mileage..
[HTC One X+] JohnLynchSF:
I just got a new AT&T One X+, and noticed that some of the AT&T bloatware was using battery.

I let Play Store update some of the bloatware and then under Settings->Apps, I disabled

AT&T Code Scanner

AT&T Family Map

AT&T Locker

AT&T Messenges

AT&T Navigator

AT&T ReadyToGo

I can't remember which one(s) were using most power, but disabling them all means that you never accidentally run them and don't see then on the Apps screeens.

HTC Checkin service also seems to use a lot of power, but not much I can do to stop that.

But for now, I just plan to use the phone as I want to, but make sure I can plug it into power if it gets low on juice.
[HTC One X+] KenjiS:
So far thats my experience, if i load up a game that uses that Tegra 3 to its full extent then goodbye battery.. I did go disable all the ATT apps however

But heck, if i watch Youtube videos and such i dont have much of a problem, My first day i managed about 15h with almost 3h on the screen... I gotta say unlike my GNex, this phone is picky on what you're doing in regards to battery usage, Probubly because unlike the One X+ the GNex's screen was the worst offender in regards to battery life....and unlike the GNex I dont have to go running when i hit 20% because 20% on my GNex meant "I'm going to drop dead in 5...4...3..2...1"

BTW stupid question, Where I live I know theres a very good HSPA+ tower (like full signal all the time, -75dbm) but my One X+ likes to stay on the LTE tower which has a dinky 1-2 bar signal strength to it(Not sure on the dbm on it, Havnt checked), Even though im using Wi-Fi at home, wouldnt it still be bad for battery life as the cell tower has a weaker signal?

I'd not mind a battery case, Had one on my iPhone 4 and my GNex, But I cant seem to find one, Do the Mugen ones for the One X work on the Plus as well?
[HTC One X+] ashamir:
I would also prefer to use HSPA over LTE to save battery, but after some googling I realized that AT&T does not want us to have this option. There are some cumbersome phone codes you can enter to hop onto HSPA and not LTE, but no practical solutions yet :(
[HTC One X+] KenjiS:
That stinks of annoying marketing over practicality... At the very least when one isnt using a ton of data at the moment they should have the phone "throttle" the connection down to the strongest connection available, even if its EDGE...and if you're on a Wi-Fi network it should connect to the tower with the strongest signal, not the best data connection

At my house I get HSPA+ with full bars running at 7.5mbps, LTE runs at 5-6mbps and 1-2 bars

Ok granted, when i leave the house yes, i get pretty good LTE speeds up to 20-23mbps, and thats where i care about LTE working since at home i can just use my Wi-Fi network, what im more annoyed with at home is the fact that in the background im connected to a tower with 2 bars of strength which im pretty sure is killing my battery life because its STILL pushing Cell stuff to it (IE, my calls/texts) in fact while I havnt really been able to test this much a few of the times when i go downstairs (Thus losing the poor LTE tower and hopping over to the very good HSPA tower) i notice my battery drain seems to get a lot lower... But as i said i cant test that a lot
[HTC One X+] ShadowSide:
if no one ever told u that before i will tell u now....

stop! belive!! in!! myth!!!

or u know better then the android progremers?
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
No my battery has continued to get better every day here's some more proof,

Yes it may be some what of a myth but than again your phone needs to build up cache sync everything and than settle down
[HTC One X+] DornoDiosMio:
I've had pretty good battery life on my HOX+ so far, but, I've only owned the thing for a week. I think a lot of it depends on how you use the phone and also how much you prioritize battery life over convenience.

For example, I've got Google Now turned off along with all the AT&T apps removed entirely. In addition mobile data is usually turned off unless I actually need to use it and so on. So things might not be as convenient for me, but, battery life is pretty good. Although, when gaming it does go down quickly as expected.

The other night I took my phone off the charger around 2am when I went to sleep and when I woke up at 10:30am it was at 98%.

I recall someone mentioning that they lost 1% of battery life very 10 minutes when Google Now was running. So I just started it on my phone and then disabled it. Although, I believe it is 'off' by default.

I almost never install programs that run constantly in the background. Especially if it is one that will restarts after being terminated even though it isn't necessary. I've read you aren't supposed to terminate running processes, but, I just hate having some games 'billing service' running in the background all day because I played it 8 hours ago. I am pretty selective with when and how I end processes as it just wastes battery life to 'free memory' and then have all those same processes start running again.

Unfortunately this post probably doesn't add too much useful information, but, I need 10 posts so just bear with me, lol.
[HTC One X+] KenjiS:
Heres my count for today...

Basically, a bit of youtube, a bit of music playing (around an hour i think) some web browsing, a little cut the rope (around 20ish mins?) played in Google Earth a bit (One app that never ran well.. until now!) Really and honestly i am not complaining one bit...

My cell signal in the background sucks, Thats probubly not helping matters (I know I can get a much better more solid connection if it was the HSPA+ tower but theres no way for me to disable the LTE apparently :() So basically I'm just annoyed that i feel the battery life could be extended if i could force it to connect to the tower with the strongest signal instead of the one with the LTE signal im not using at home because i have 40mbps FiOS....
[HTC One X+] nespid:
I'm coming from a HOX, which I think had a pretty respectable battery life. I'm third day on HOX+, and I feel like it just consumes a behemoth amount of juice. I charged all night, unplugged, took about 20-30 minutes getting ready for work. The first time I turned it on, I got in my car, and I was already down to 93%. Biggest offender is "Android OS". Although, Dr. Power says 95.48% battery consumed by "Phone calls". I definitely feel like my HOX battery life was fantastic out of the box.

Just drove for about an hour and ten minutes, charging in a 2 amp charger and no use and battery dropped from 59 to 53%. I keep seeing it drain faster than it charges WITH NO USE.

Just tried restarting, from restart 49% to this post 41%.
[HTC One X+] nespid:
Has anyone tried turning Google now off?
[HTC One X+] KenjiS:
^- Nespid, I leave Google Now ON, as i said I've done almost nothing and managed 15h with 2.5 screen on time, Or 12h with 3.5h of screen on time.. By almost nothing I left Wi-Fi on, Google Now was on, about all i did was turn the ATT apps off and put my screen to 33%-ish fixed brightness

Do you have Wi-Fi on? I had a problem earlier today where my battery was draining ridiculously fast, it took me a little tinkering but I figured out the problem was that my Wi-Fi was constantly switching between the 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz connections on my router every 5 seconds so the phone wasnt entering Deep Sleep(at least thats what i figured), I disabled the 5.8ghz connection and suddenly the phone worked fine and went into deep sleep again...

I also threw JuiceDefender on after I fixed my little issue, Now im getting about 2% an hour on standby... 100% to 85% in 7.5 hours with about half an hour of screen on time... Right now my phone is at 8 hours 42 minutes total, 1 hour 10 minutes screen on time, 2 hours 24 minutes awake and 63% battery life remaining... I played some music on it for around an hour and watched some youtube videos on it and checked google+

Check using CPUSpy or something and make sure your phone is entering Deep Sleep and isnt sitting there for some reason running the processor at 475mhz like mine was.. That ran the battery down like you're describing... The only other time i see that sort of drain is if im working the phone (ie, intensive gaming)
[HTC One X+] nespid:
Last night I drained the battery to zero and recharged to 100% for the first time. It seemed to be draining incredibly fast again when I unplugged this morning. it did the same thing that it's been doing, with draining 5-7% before I even get to my car. Then it lost around 10% in as many minutes, with WiFi on and screen at 1/3 brightness and sending a few texts. It appears to have slowed down and at around 73% and it seems to be consuming at a much more reasonable rate. Cpu spy shows that it is entering deep sleep.

I think I read earlier in this thread that you need to full drain and charge at least 3x and some one said that, that is myth. It seems like they might be onto something with that. This is the first time in four days that it isn't bleeding juice.

---------- Post added at 02:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:34 PM ----------

I take it from looking at cpu spy that the power saver restricts the processor to 1.3 ghz as it has not passed that?
[HTC One X+] KenjiS:
I just put my phone to charge, Heres my stats... Set a new record for the One X+ tonight, In fact this is within 2 hours of what i usually got from my 3500mah Extended Battery on my Galaxy Nexus...

Google Now and autosync and everything is on, Really am not doing much to get this.. Not bragging or anything (ok maybe a little) im more curious whats causing so many folks to get atrocious battery life from their phones..

I was watching Youtube videos on it, i did listen to music, i even played about half an hour of a game today...
[HTC One X+] nespid:
Okay, you definitely have to kill and charge the battery a few times. Today is the first time I'm getting good battery life.

Four hours unplugged, 40 min screen on,1/2 brightness. Wi-Fi on whole time. 84% remaining.

Finally.

I was literally losing 10-20% an hour without touching it, Wi-Fi/data off.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Think it's just impatient people and/or people installing battery hungry 3rd party apps. I flash roms regularly and after about the 3rd FULL charge my battery levels start to level off and work just fine as they should. I also have literally every sync on, WiFi on, Bluetooth on, always on 4g network, auto brightness on, I can go yes a full day with 1 charge. I walk into the gym with 80% battery, listen to music via Bluetooth headset for 2hrs straight in the gym full power, walk out of the gym with 78-79% battery left. I also have battery save mode always on, never saw any reason to ever have it off? Not like it slows down gaming or any performance what so ever so why ever have battery save mode off?

Now if someone has a virgin phone for weeks now with no root and stock everything and can't go a day with a charge, return that bunk device or take a closer look into apps you have installed. This device performs amazing well imo for a quad core device that is overclocked out of the box! People always want 30mi to the gallon out of a V8 engine, lol!
[HTC One X+] nespid:
Just got 14 hours. 3h 15m screen on. Wi-Fi data on more than 70% of day. Varying screen brightness, but around 35% must of the time.

Only weird thing was that it hit 5% and died almost instantly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] carhigh:
Im using the tw mod for 5x5 and ultimate rotate control app. When home screen rotates I lose the bottom row of icons on the home screen.

Also another thing that bothers me is the wallpaper is centered on the screen.

The rotate on lock screen to open camera wont work either with the lock screen set for rotation.

Stock rooted
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Girn:
My dad's G2X is starting to drop calls now.. I forget what ROM i put on his phone but I think it was tsugi or something.. it was a while agoo.. anyways im gonna try to put on a new ROM and see if it solves the issue.. I need a smooth stable rom, no fancy stuff. hes an old man and doesnt care for that.

Thanks for any suggestions!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] demkantor:
Cm or something based of cm7, it will be hard to match the stability
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Girn:
Any recommendation? I don't have time to try different ROMs on his phone.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] demkantor:
Just do official cm7 then, basic but you should have no worries
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Girn:
Thanks, what baseband do I need as well to use with CM7? The phone is a Canadian version on wind Mobile.. I've found the baseband thread but not sure which one to use on the phone
[T-Mobile LG G2x] DankoFGL:
CM7 or STOCK 2.3.4 rooted both are very stable and fast.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Girn:
Yes but what baseband?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] DankoFGL:
March 2012...

Enviado desde mi LG-P990 usando Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile LG G2x] noahk423:
Any baseband will work. But on the march 2012 one, the bluetooth calling does not work with CM7, only stock 2.3.4!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] MrPeople:
You should throw hellfire phoenix, new version came out this week. It's probably the most stable rom I've used (based on 2.3) just change the theme up to something simple that he likes.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jordonwii:
I've used Eaglesblood CM7/GB for the last few months or more without almost any issues at all.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] DorisTheHeavy:
Official Cm7 I've used it for months now with trinity no issues and I'm still on the old baseband
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Smitten8r:
Baseband option - keep Wind June 2011

I've kept the June 2011 Baseband that came with the phone from Wind and it works great with the latest roms - you just have to flash "For_old_bb.zip" after the installing the rom and gapps. Just as important - you may have to experiment with different kernels as different phones (yes - of the same model P999) respond better with others. I'm using HFP 2.4 with ELP ("ELP-G2x-06022012.zip") on my Wind LG 2x (G2x) after trying to make the rom work for a few days with the base faux kernel (didn't work out so well...). Here's my post on the install: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1238804&page=24

Good luck!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] xmagiicsx:
Eaglesblood I would trust with no hassle.Been using it for months without any problems
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Smitten8r:
Xmagiicsx - which version of eaglesblood are you using and with which baseband?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] to2005to:
Has anyone had any success at running sketchbook pro on a Galaxy note 2? Right now only sketchook mobile works, and sketchbook pro is only completable with devices with a screen size of 7 inches or greater. Are there any workarounds? I heard that sideloading the apk works, but crucial menus are not accessible due to the screen size.