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[HTC One X] sashank:
I really hope that's true for most people. So far I'm seeing mixed reports about battery life with JB. I'm just waiting on HTC to release JB kernel source so that Faux123 can update his kernel and try porting his intellidemand governor to it. That thing does wonders on the Nexus 4 and Galaxy S3.

Exactly my point! It's just carelessness on their part. They didn't compromise on design with the One X+ at all. It has exactly the same dimensions as One X. There's no excuse for them to have not included that battery from the start. All the One X+ has is an over clocked processor and a bigger battery. They shouldn't even be allowed to release that as a completely new phone, trying to dupe their customers into believing that their phone is better than the One X. It shouldn't even be a new phone. The processor overclock should have come to the One X as a software upgrade if possible, and when HTC finally figured out that they can actually put in a larger, better battery, they should have honestly, like you said, offered a free or minimally paid battery upgrade for all One X users as an apology for screwing up the battery from the start. That's the least they could do as a responsible company. Rather, they release the exact same phone with enhancements that should have been there from the start, heavily promote it because of those essential enhancements, and earn more profit on it. What about the customers who not very long ago spent a lot of money on a phone that they expected to work just as well? Unethical, if you ask me.
[HTC One X] regenboognl:
battery life isnt to bad when using custom rom. i get easy a full day from 8am till 11pm and 2 hours screen on time. if i use it all the time i get around 5 or 6 hours screen on.

before custom rom it was half of that..
[HTC One X] Presterin:
Is there something wrong with your phones? I have had my One X since start, and haven't had any drainage issues that weren't caused by an app I had installed. Only after hours of heavy gaming or navigation I have had to charge my phone during the day.
[HTC One X] yash777:
I think its a case of getting lucky. I have seen posts from people who loved battery on ICS but hate it on JB. And vice versa.
[HTC One X] omondisingh:
I would have rooted my phone and gone custom but life is easy with S-OFF. I know its not possible at the moment but i'll carry on with stock. Still waiting for the HOX+ batteries to become available then i'll swap it out for my HOX's.
[HTC One X] Mr_S:
Same^
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
If you guys are getting battery life that doesn't go through one day, check wakelocks.
[HTC One X] underboy2008:
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No complains at all. Made a regular usage. 2h talk day, wifi to browse Facebook, YouTube, email, xda. And some mobile Internet. No gaming this time and my One X > 3days without charge...
[HTC One X] jarein95:
Jajajajajaaa you are in your dreams or what man? xD for three days of battery you dont have to touch the phone jajajajajja
[HTC One X] underboy2008:
What i said its true man! This days i made a regular use. Used most of the time to talk with a 4h/5h in this 3 days. Im not the type of user that dont touch the phone to get long batery :D:D:D:D
[HTC One X] yash777:
It depends. If he turns off data when he doesn't need it then you can easily get such stats.
[HTC One X] underboy2008:
Yes i turn it off when not need it. And close open app's some times...
[HTC One X] maxilick:
Yep battery lives for me for more than a day with data and sync disabled.. I do play games intermittently during the day to kill time.. For me the battery is ample, however I do believe HTC messed up with real world testing. If equipment has balls you need to ensure it also has enough energy delivered for a reasonable amount of time.. The decision makers must ask themselves "who decides what's reasonable?"

Sent from...... The Milky Way
[HTC One X] atrako1973:
Well people ,next time want to spend 500 £ ¥ € ,make sure you check phone and battery specs first
[HTC One X] ReiverBlade:
As i read i cant manage to understand those who struggle, my One X do 56hrs in average use... (After the JB update and using energy economy option.) Semi intensive use (gaming sms calling and web browsing)nearly 34hrs.

Sucky battery eh?

Also Lucky me 499chf (swiss francs) does not 500 € or £ (oh well 1chf with carrier subvention...) So i cant complain about 2days average battery life

Edit 500 $ or ¥ would be nicer than 500chf
[HTC One X] jontra_1:
do following actions to get better battery life (default ARHD 18 ROM).

Disable Google Now, disable location tracking in Google Maps, disable GPU rendering in settings.

I had to charge battery every day. Now it lasts at least 2 days and screen on time > 5 hours.

My iPhone4 GS can't compete with this.
[HTC One X] Traniz:
I forgot to turn off WiFi last night and I woke up with less than half a battery and didn't think much of it because I was in a hurry to work. It's at 8% now and I turned off the WiFi at noon.

Streamed some music from noon to 15:00 (minutes ago).

8% for 9h 30m 42s.

Not to impressed by the battery time.

GPS and such are off since I don't use it (ROM cleaner).
[HTC One X] ataft:
If we don't complain, then HTC and other mobile companies will continue to do things we don't like. So, I encourage you to complain. I'm not HTC, I don't really care to read your complaints unless I am having a similar issue. If people are tired of reading complaints, an easy solution is to stop reading those complaints. It is far easier than starting a new thread telling people not to complain about something they spent their money on.

Referring to the One X's battery... I've found it to be on the lower end of acceptable. Sure there are some dedicated people getting huge hours on a single charge, and many methods are available to do this, but the overwhelming majority of owners would not be willing to operate their phones in this way. So, sure, it can be achieved... but at what cost? Acceptable to some, but not most.

Probably with that One X+ battery it would be quite good. For now though, I am still happy with this phone. Leaves a little to be desired... maybe another hour or two of screen on time... but still the best phone I've ever had.
[HTC One X] grahamkdt:
What???

I don't know what you guys are doing to have such short battery life... I use my One X for everything from playing music, watching movies, playing games, calls, texts, internet, Skype - I can easily get three weeks without a charge!

Who really gives a **** how someone else's device behaves? You're either happy with your One X, or you're not... if not, get something else. It's a free world - you can get any device you want. Does it matter if one person gets 3hrs, someone else gets 5hrs, someone else gets 2 days???!!!

Use your device, have fun, enjoy life! :silly:
[HTC One X] gkm8123:
Hi guys the only problem i have whith this phone and battery its the OVERHEATING there is any solution about this? Please!

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] edge3uk:
I had a desire HD before the one x.... Trust me, the one x doesnt drain the battery much at all.... Its good for a day and a half and i DO use it. Rooted, the desire was different, but stock, a day wasnt happening.... its not battery drain for the one x, its actually REALLY good at conserving battery.... its just when you start annihilating it with games... you wouldnt expect a handheld games console to last all day with a battery that small! its technology, its the way it works.... AND its a damn phone!!!! wanna play games? Buy a bloody nexus 7....
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
Sadly, you can't buy the HTC One X with 32GB anymore in Switzerland. Only options are One XL 32GB (way too expensive here), One X+ 64GB (even cheaper than the XL...) or the normale One X 16GB.

So I had to buy my replacement device on ricardo.ch - made a good deal, lucky me and paid 150CHF less.

That's normal, sadly (obviously it depends what exactly you mean with "overheating"). T3 gets very hot on high load.
[HTC One X] DJW6927:
Don't know what you're on about really my friend.

Simple fact is that for equivalent use and function the HOX lasts a very short time in comparison to my Sensation and to which I've reverted to. using.

In other words the baattery has insufficient capacity to meet what has become my expectated usage of a device.

In other words its crap. Don't know which bit of this you can't understand. Its not a car. Its a phone.
[HTC One X] XxVcVxX:
In other words, you're using your One X wrong.

I had the Sensation, and I got significantly more battery life on my One X than my Sensation. Don't expect the One X to have 5 hours of gaming screen time

Sent from my faster than SGS3 HOX.
[HTC One X] DJW6927:
What on earth do you mean I'm using it wrong??

I use it to phone people, check email and view web content. As a smart phone. It's total utter gonads to say poor battery life is to do with "using it wrong". Never heard such clap trap.

As it happens I don't play any games at all.
[HTC One X] Yadash:
For those of you having issues with battery life. Try juice defender, worked amazingly well on my rooted Desire, went from about 8 hours of battery life a day with semi intensive usage, to 15 hours with juice defender enabled. For those 15 hours, the music player was on for about 10 hours.

I don't really have that much of an issue with battery on my One X apart from on some custom roms, RD Miui has a great battery life, as does TripNDroid's 4.1.2.
[HTC One X] Mr_S:
At the end of the day this is a pointless conversation. EVERYONE uses there phone different. When you buy a phone you need to think what your gonna use it for than take into consideration the phone specs ie Bart. Screen etc than make your choice. To many people see a new phone out,rush out an buy it then moan when they ain't happy. The battery we have with a quad core oldish chip with a hd screen ain't going to be the best battery conserve in the world but it's good for what I use it for and I'm happy with it. If your not than you ain't got no-one to blame but yourself. It don't underperforming. It lasts till you drain it. If your that unhappy maybe look to getting a one x+ battery in your phone
[HTC One X] DJW6927:
You're right this thread is pointless.

Wrong to blame the user though. Any product designer has to design his product to be fit for purpose and to meet the expectations of his consumers.

Since the OP talked about cars then they're designed for something like 98th percentile 3 vehicle lives to 3 sigma reliability (99.7%). - typically defined globally for GM cardure (an accelerated life cycle comprised of various driving conditions and is very severe indeed but forms the basis of most manufacturers requirements). I know because I have been deeply involved in this process.

This battery in this handset clearly isn't meeting that sort of criteria because of the high power consumption of the components, and principally the screen looking at the usage of mine. It obvioulsy isn't getting most users through the day doing typical things. Its HTCs job to understand what peoples typical usuage is and what their customers expectations are. These things don't really change so are similar for any handset.

Its absurd to say that in some way is the users fault and they should blame themselve. More gonads. They don't design the phones and they certainly weren't warned it was crap by HTC when they bought them.
[HTC One X] Mr_S:
I agree in parts and was not trying to apportion blame to anyone. I was just saying a battery will last for as long as and how you use it and that you should check these things out. If everyone was complaining it's understandable but there not. You can't expect a phone like the one x with the battery size it has plus specs to last days. It ain't going to happen. Yes HTC may have taken the piss in some aspects like giving the one x+ a bigger battery when the design ect is the same but again that's got a oc cpu so I expect it's about the same. Anyways I was only trying to point out every user is different so no point moaning as what you find poor.next man might find ok which is what we're seeing. Anyway enuff of my bandstanding. My battery gonna die so I'm off lol:D

No offence meant:thumbup:
[HTC One X] DJW6927:
Oh no offence taken - and its nothing personal of course; I just disagree with the statement in the OP of this thread. Don't know if was trollin and I'm really surprised by the number of people who apparently agree with the opinion.

My view is obviously that everyone is entitled to their opinion. And in this instance I think people are very entitled and reasonable to be dissatisfied with the battery life. You simply can't argue with the fact that HTC didn't meet their expectations and that means HTC didn't perform well. The appearance of the bigger battery subsequently would seem to indicate they know it too..
[HTC One X] kylec:
3 weeks? I'm guessing you turn off your wifi and 3g etc when not using and disable sync etc?

lol I leave everything on, wifi, data, auto sync, auto brightness, gps, location and the HOX usually mostly made it to about 7pm before needing a charge (unplugged around 7). That's not too bad considering how I use it. Rarely get past 3.5 hours screen time though
[HTC One X] ReiverBlade:
Luckly my One X is a 32gb brought 1chf with sunrise in middle november.
[HTC One X] Traniz:
:good:

That's the reason I lose all respect for people that think complaining=whining.

Complaining made the wheel since it was a burden to drag stuff on the ground.

We complain because the battery life is not enough for the battery usage, not the user usage of the phone.

If a phone is stated that it have xxx hour battery life it should be WITH cell-radio on, because if you test battery life when it's in flight mode you're not testing a PHONE battery.
[HTC One X] ReiverBlade:
Im on stock and all i do is turning wifi off when Im not home, and activating energy saver option when not gaming
[HTC One X] XxVcVxX:
The battery is sufficient IMO. After 4.0.4 and JB updates, most users get 3-5 hours of on screen time, and most SGS3 users get around the same.

Stop whining about the battery, its good enough for 1800 mah, either don't buy it, or don't complain.

Sent from my faster than SGS3 HOX.
[HTC One X] DJW6927:
The fact is that users will continue to complain about the battery because it's not good enough. You saying they shouldn't buy it after the fact is irrational, as is the baseless assertion it's just good enough for everyone.

I believe that these users who are disappointed expected better because they previously got better. It meeting your expectations doesn't invalidate the complaint it doesn't meet everyone elses.

God knows why anyone why feel motivated to defend HTCs reputation so irrationally. Get used to it. The phone you bought just isn't as good as you or I'd like it to be. I wish I could un-buy it in line with your point.
[HTC One X] ataft:
What is good enough? Do you decide this? Maybe the one in your phone is. The one is mine? I'll decide that, thanks.
[HTC One X] ReiverBlade:
Ahah i heard a old sentence about informatic concerning "same configuration but user A has problem while user B dont"

"Same configurations different users, guess where the problem is"

Same as : computer bug "15% real bug 85% "chair-keyboard interface" error"

(ok ok dont hit me, i reckon some users might have a "factory deficient One X" oh wait i cant say :"you use it wrong, and i do right" )

Ps: Im just joking! Trying to cheers up the mood here, and Im pretty sure Im doing it horribly wrong :cool:
[HTC One X] paulclfc007:
htc one x

battery great for me
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Well said.
[HTC One X] adi_ilie:
You are wrong. The whole ideea is that users are getting different experiences with their battery life. Due to a lot of factors. And everyone has his expectation.

Personally I HATE JB 4.1.1.. Battery life was good for stock Rom in 4.0.4, for example, I had 1%-3% overnight drainage. As soon as upgrading to JB it increased to 10-12%. The advice was turn off Google now? Why have I upgraded then? My phone was very smooth even before JB, Sense wasn't the parody that is now, battery drainage was better (and no, I haven't installed new crazy-battery-life-drainer-apps after upgrading to JB). Overall, I got a much worse experience with JB. . And if I do a factory reset will it get better? As long as my source of keeping the phone awake is kernel...I don't think so. And what about Flash, that now works with Dolphin Hd browser (and stock browser, of course, but I like Dolphin)? After reset the app will be gone with its current settings and I'll can't enable it again. So it's a no win situation. Maybe that 4.1.2. will be better (for SG3 did wonders, anyway). But some other users are exactly in the opposite case, with ICS being crap and JB being better.

You were very patronizing in most of your posts. But remember that not everyone is a dev and a lot of people know nothing about rooting or clearing davlik cache. And everyone had his own experience, based on so much factors that it's not ok to act like your experience is the standard and everyone else who are not getting it..are the only guilty ones..

You also are not presenting facts right. On ICS stock rom (stock rom being that most of the users have and it's the benchmark of how good a phone is, as a general perception of the market) the usual screen on time was between 2-3h. I've never had over 3h. And also the overwhelming majority of users had the same stats. It was more than 3h for those with custom roms and those who turned off sync and 0 brightness or WiFi off etc. But the last ones are just crippling your experience in name of battery life.

I'm sorry, if it seems that I'm aggressive. I'm not, but I don't think that users are the only guilty ones.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] jd1639:
Can anyone post the correct ATT LTE apn settings for the i957?

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] breezeli:
Name: ATT PTA

APN: pta

MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net

MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net

MMS port: 80

MCC: 310

MNC: 410

Auth: none

APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] jd1639:
Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestX01010:
Hey I have a rooted i9300 on 4.1.1 stock rom and I want to update it to 4.1.2 without losing data .

Whats the best way to do this ?

1.Unroot with supersu and update using ota ,than rooting with odin again?

2.vodoo ota keeper and update using ota (ALthough I'm not sure whether it is compatible with sgs3 or not)

3.Some other method

The main point is that I just want to update without having to arrange all my homescreen and icons and stuff and I want to keep all my whatsapp messages and pictures. So just like a regular firmware update provided by samsung.

Regards,
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomuser:
Flash with Odin full firmware over your current. Apps and settings remain as they are.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaynpayn:
You're rooted so the only thing you need is to get mobile odin and flash whatever you want. I went from ics to latest jb, official roms. No data was lost at all.

I did need to reinstall a few apps like handcent that started force closing. Nothing special.

Btw Samsung updates do erase everything sometimes, that's why they're done through kies and that's why they suggest backups to kies first. If you're feeling really unsure just do a backup from a custom recovery first, so you can go back if anything doesn't go as you expect.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestX01010:
O ok thank you ,Should I just follow http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646610 <this thread .Is there anything I should worry about in compatibility and Phone and csc settings ? Or do I pretty much just load firmware onto PDA and flash?

Also I'm with tmobile UK

GT-i9300

4.1.1

I9300XXDLID

which firmare should I flash I9300XXELL4 or I9300XXELLA ?

Sorry about all these questions ,just wanted to make sure everything was correct and I dont brick my phone.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linuxnubee:
hi xda members

been a while since i posted a question but here goes

Am rooted got su etc etc etc

does anyone know which software can unpack a split 7z file thats in 10 parts i downloaded 7zipper however when i select all then unzip it only does part 1 any ideas greatly apreciated

thanks xda
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patrickfong:
Hi All,

I'm newly registered as I have problem in using HydraCoreNirvana Kernel.

I was using ZSLPN ICS Stock ROM with PhilZ-cwm6-ZSLPN-OZS-v2.7 Kernel.

A few days ago, I booted into CWM (Power + Up + Home) to flash MaxFu_HydraCoreNirana_n3_std.zip kernel.

HydraCore Kernel is working fine except that this kernel uses a lot of battery according to the

battery monitor. I keep using it for 3 days to make sure the whole system is stable after flashing a new kernel

but it is still consuming a lot of power.

Today, I boot into CWM (Power + Up + Home) to flash back the PhilZ-cwm6-ZSLPN-OZS-v2.7.zip kernel.

After flashing, I select reboot system, the "Galaxy Note N-7000" shows up and then black screen, i.e. without

the boot animation screen. I wait for a long time but still black screen. I tried to power up serveral times but same

thing happen. I then boot into CWM (Power + Up + Home), I can see PhilZ CWM so the PhilZ kernel should be flashed.

I then use this PhilZ CWM to flash Hydra kernel again and then reboot system. It can boot up.

I then try to boot into CWM to flash PhilZ kernel again, same problem. Now I flash back to MaxFU_HydraCoreNirana Kernel.

What's wrong with my procedures? Any idea? Now, I'm afraid to flash any other kernel as I am afraid I cannot flash

back to MaxFu Kernel and that will brick my phone.

Please help. Thank you so much.

I cannot post in Max_FU kernel thread as I am new here and not allowed to post there.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2053084

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbolivar:
It is happening because the latest Hydracore kernels have the new Mali drivers, which are incompatible with previous kernels. So, when you first flashed Hydracore, it also installed these new drivers; when you flash PhilZ kernel back, the new drivers are still there, so the kernel can't boot up. The solution is to install a "revert" package which will install and older Hydracore kernel (without the new Mali drivers), and also delete the installed drivers. Search the Hydracore thread for "Returning back to Hydra v5.3 std.zip". This is the file you should get and flash through CWM. After that, you can flash PhilZ kernel again.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zai89:
To make it easy, download and flash returning back to hydra.zip 1st. After that you can flah philz kernel.. You can go to philz tread you kernel has been updated to v3.99
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patrickfong:
Thank you so much for the detailed description. I've not noticed that Mail drivers are being installed.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patrickfong:
Hi zai89, thank you so much for your file. I flashed it and then I can flash back to PhilZ newest version.

By the way, I have used your file (v5.3 std kernel) for a while and it consumes the power normally. I still don't

understand why the HydraCoreNirvana drains huge power in my ROM (of course I am not complaining about

HydraCoreNirvana kernel, maybe my ROM problem). Since now I can flash back to PhilZ kernel, I may try

the v5.3 standard you suggested and see how good it is.

Once again, thank you very much for your time and kindly help.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ulver:
I've had my Nexus 4 since the first batch, my sister just received her Nexus 4 last week. I've noticed that her vibration is more pronounced than mine, such as with typing and unlocking the screen. This might sound dumb, but does the motor have to break in, therefore get weaker after awhile? I'm thinking about trying to get a replacement. Any ideas?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spazzynexus:
Yeah Ive had mine for about a month and I do remember the vibration being a lot better when I got it out of the box.