yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[RAZR HD General] bigblueyeti:
Also have a look using Better Battery Stats app to see what your most battery hungry wakelocks are, especially Kernel wakelocks.

I had issue when I first got my razr as I was using it on a network that doesn't have Fast Dormancy yet the phone has fast dormancy enabled, so i had to freeze it and battery life improved a little.

But unfortunately fo me the main problem was where i live. I'm in a city, so it's not a lack of cell towers, but for some reason at home my battery usage is insane while connected to mobile data, 9%-11% an hour with no use compared to 2%-5% elsewhere around the city. (Am thinking it must be getting bounced from tower t tower trying to get a better H+ connection) As soon as I switch over to wi-fi tho (which I have set to always on,) my battery usage drops to about 0.8%-1.2% per hour in standby.
[RAZR HD General] JJT211:
Since you're coming from a flip phone. One thing you need to get used to is poor battery life on smartphones. Lasting a full day or more on a smartphone is generally pretty good.

They are all pretty crappy with the exception of a Razr Maxx and Maxx HD.
[RAZR HD General] Waffles492:
thanks man
[RAZR HD General] Calvinx1:
Good battery life!

I have the xt925 no maxx and the first day I was scared about how fast the juice was going! but I did some things and now Im pretty happy with it!

First I turned off the 4G, I use movil data just to text with two programs so I almost dont need 4G speed

brightness set to auto

freeze or delete bloatware, here in Mexico Telcel adds a lot of **** to the phones!

I use trebuchet launcher so no circle widget, no widgets in fact, fc with every widget but u can use holo launcher hd it work well and can use widgets (no circle widget)

Wi fi on, now there are wifi almost everywere so I let it on (use any program to predict default passwords)

And believe me! the batt last enought!! I use the screen indoors mainly but alot of messaging and web browsing, some gamming and trying apps and Im in second day (suspended 6 hrs when I slept) and there are a lot of juice, meaby I finish the second day lets see.

Hope it helps you guys.
[RAZR HD General] Liandros:
No problems with my battery life most of the time! Razr HD(not MAXX) with Rogers
[RAZR HD General] steve221:
So i played around with my settings and have gotten my battery to last a lot longer now. My data and wifi disable whenever i lock my screen and it auto-syncs my emails and facebook every 2 hours. I turned off my LTE and only use HSPA+, since i only use it for browsing and streaming radio (the extra 2 seconds it takes to load a page isn't a problem to me). In the morning i listen to the edge, and when the DBS is over i listen to music on my phone. So far i've managed to get about 4-5 hours of screen on time. So in total i listen to 2 hours of internet radio in the morning and 2 hours of music on the way home, and in between my day i get 4-5 hours of screen time. I didn't think of taking a screen shot at the time but i will post some later.
[RAZR HD General] Motorolalover:
I charged my phone around 10 hours ago. Mobile Data is Off, Wi-fi Off the battery is still 100%. I am amazed with the results. I was expecting it go down atleast 2-3% even when it was sitting idle. I wonder how much battery LTE consumes. Will be testing it soon.
[RAZR HD General] icenight89:
A lot, with WiFi and data off your phone switches to 2G, which we all know takes up almost nooo battery. As for LTE, there's a reason its still voice only and your phone swaps down to h+ or 3g on a call
[RAZR HD General] Zodwraith:
I remember going through the forums trying to squeeze that extra 1/2 hour out of my og RAZR. Turning off this and that and shading my screen so i could read it at min brightness. This is exactly why i dropped the extra bill for the Maxx this go round. $100 is a small price to not have to care about your battery ever again.

Its not that Moto is doing it right so much as everyone else is doing it wrong. Any phone that gives less than 8 hours of heavy usage should be black balled to tell manufacturers we want realistic up time. The HD's life should be the minimum. Anything less is a toy, not a tool.

Sent from my Motorola DROID RAZR HD MAXX SUPER HYPER TURBO MEGA DELUXE ALPHA EDITION.
[RAZR HD General] XRCIST:
I am on Telstra's Jellybean 4.1.2 and my battery life is nothing short of exceptional compared to my friends smart phones..!!

Cheers
[RAZR HD General] grant2:
Battery life on Razr will vary quite extremely depending on your usage pattern.

If you keep the phone on standby, it could definitely last 10 or 15 days. But once you start using screentime, i think it will last something like 8 hours.

MAXX is a nice bump. 2530mAh -> 3300mAh, that's 30% extra juice, but ultimately that's still only about 2.5 hours more screen time.
[RAZR HD General] zilian28:
Well, in my case...xt925, manufactured january 2013, JB 4.1.2 stock, non rooted, locked bootloader, Brazil. Monster battery! Monster phone!
[RAZR HD General] mgerbasio:
I was using the RAZR M, just switched to the HD Maxx. I really haven't put the phone through more than a couple hours of use. I took it off the charger yesterday after being fully charged and 14 hours later (no use, overnight) I had 99% battery. My M would be at 85%. I really like the M, one of the best cell phones I had but the signal on the HD is much better which is why I bought it.

What worked for me in getting great battery life from my M: Go into Google Maps, settings and turn off location reporting from this phone. It virtually doubled my battery life on the M where I'm get 14 hours with 90 minutes of talk time and still have 30% battery.

Also, I use a profile manager with a widget where I can set my phone to airplane mode. Generally before I jump on the subway, I put it in airplane mode for 15 minutes. Same if I'm working where there is no cell service.

I'd like to see Motorola have a smart action that would stop the phone hunting for 4G when the signal is weak and put the phone into no mobile data when it is on 1x for fixed times, say 10 minutes then check signal again.
[RAZR HD General] sumomuscle:
This definitely worked for me. I've been trying to figure out why I would still get significant drain while in standby (approximately 2%/hour) and while using smart actions to shut off wifi and data off when the screen is off. Since I've turned off location reporting my standby time is rock solid. Put it on my shelf at 12:00am with 54% and woke up at 7:00am with 54%.
[RAZR HD General] vctrrl:
I would love if my battery could last more... But, overall, it's good duration, I think. Wifi was on all the time, brightness at 30%, no gps.

Is there anything I can do to make it last more time?
[RAZR HD General] idless:
The way I see it Android Jelly Bean (including Razr hd) has two battery options. With Google Now: on or off.

If you leave it on (default) JB will have much worse battery life than ICS but you can enjoy Google Now 's nice location based services.

Turn it off (and other location based settings such as auto update location in google settings) battery life will become MUCH better.

I think Google's 'possible mistake' is not to proberly inform users of the disadvantages of the relatively advanced features of Google Now. Personally I am still undecided whether Google Now is worth it or not.

I have also disabled motorola services to reduce wake locks. That means I will not recieve updates automaticly until I enable the servies again, but that is of no significance for me. I can enable whenever i feel like it easily and it is not like I will die if I do not get an update at the very instance it is released. This also provides some extra battery life.

Wifi should be set to always on i advanced wifi settings. In general Wifi should be used whenever available as it is much less taxing on the battery than the mobile data radio.

Of cause there is not much to do about the battery consumption by the screen. This is simply a cost of having a big HD screen is to my knowledge not a less significant issue on other big screen phones. I don't think new phones with 1080p screens will fare any better on this issue.

If really concerned maybe choose a black wallpaper (less pixels are turned on which is supposed to save battery on AMOLED screens).

Finally I do not know if has any battery implication but I have installed a third party launcher (Nova). Moto own launcher is ok but simple does not compete with third party launchers constantly beeing improved upon. Nova launcher is very smooth!

On my phone (XT925, bootlocked, non-rooted with o2 4.1.2 JB firmware) I very very rarely experience lag and i have very good battery life (in particular standby time). With some minor tweeking I am extremely pleased with this phone!

vctrrl: your screen time is bound to by very high! Not much to do about this. Also: You will face same problem on any other phone with big screen such as new and upcomming 5inch phones.
[Android Apps and Games] Ma$etas:
its a tower defense style game been searching for this game for android for a while and cant find it (must be cause its not made for android) Its for the iOS i was playing it on my nephews ipod touch . its not a new game its been out for a while but addictive . Wondering if anyone could port it over to android

heres a video of it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ha1JlR2Aw0
[Android Apps and Games] Hirishiolo:
now it's here!!! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.supersquawksoftware.thecreeps
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BenMGP:
Just curious to what everyone else's reason is for going to a custom ROM and/or Kernel on this device?

I have ran custom ROMs and Kernels on every single Android device I have owned, but usually to get better battery life and/or performance, but man this thing rocks! Sure I'd love to remove the bloat, but other than that.. how much improvement is anyone actually experiencing?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleevasteve:
I more or less just wanted to mod the theme and lower the DPI. I hate all of the clutter Verizon put in the status/notification bar, and the stock toggles are ugly, not to mention they didn't include a Wi-Fi toggle...yet decided to have an ongoing notification to turn Wi-Fi on. Also wanted to use the on screen nav bar which works great with the S-Pen. I also wanted to use root apps like TiBu and especially Directory Bind which allows me to move all of my game data to the external SD card, as some of these games take up multiple gigs of space. Modern Combat 4 and Need for Speed are incredible on this phone!

Here are a couple screenshots. I'm on Beans ROM and it's everything I could ever want. AOSP look with Touch Wiz functionality, and we even have a per app DPI changer, which makes it like Paranoid Android... but on TW!

You are correct, you really don't need to stray far from stock, but Beans ROM is really the best of both worlds!

Sent from my unlocked & underclocked Galaxy Note 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pd240:
I love the added features of cleanrom4.05. You get all the additions from android 4.1.2 plus all the features that verizon decided not to use in touchwiz.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pgreeny69:
I wondered the same thing . I've had my N2 since release day on Verizon and yesterday I rooted and unlocked then flashed Beans and Clean rom I liked alot of the bloat gone and the ability to add any app to multi view but was having some issues with notifications and some apps. May have been me restoring them through Titanium backup with data but in all honesty I just flashed back to stock rooted. Everything just works. So fir me idk . This phone is a Beast out of the box!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jmorton10:
What additions are you referring to??

I have used both beans and cleanrom and I didn't notice any differences whatever except beans has more custom options (which I really like)

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I pretty much guaranty the problems where caused by the TiBU restore.

I have never had even the slightest problem with either of these ROMs but I ALWAYS do a clean install and then install my apps fresh.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleevasteve:
Ahh yes, the multi window mod rocks! I love having all of my apps available to use with it.

Sent from my unlocked & underclocked Galaxy Note 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bendystrawboy:
remove the awful gray notification bar...ughhhhhh
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pgreeny69:
I think it was. I just did a clean install of Clean Rom and just added apps from the play store, didnt use TB. Seems better now . I'll run it for a while and see how it goes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] fozzir:
I wouldn't be able to have 32GB internal memory so I can install apps like nobodies :cool:business on a stock Note.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pd240:
This article shows the changes in the 4.1.2 update for the note2.

http://phandroid.com/2012/12/11/galaxy-note-2-ota-upgrade/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shawnx1:
I wanted the bloat gone and to be able to use titanium backup plus the added apps to multi Window, no waiting for Verizon to put future updates out. One of the main reasons I rooted was I wanted a kernel with cpu vulnerability fix built in because who knows when Verizon and Samsung will get around to it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jark99:
Never really encountered this problem but mms files won't send. I'm stock rooted and all the correct apn settings are in for Internet and mms. No clue what's wrong. These settings worked on my Samsung Nexus so before!

Sent from Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strikeralley:
1) Turn off wifi

2) Send message

3) Wait a bit

4) Turn wifi back on

That solved my problem last night and it's been working fine since (I'm on ST btw). I've heard there's some kind of bug with mms and wifi. I haven't researched the problem too deep so take that with a grain of salt. Hope that helps!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jark99:
That didn't work! I flashed a new rom as well, Rasbeanjelly and trinity kernel. Why wont MMS send? this is driving me nuts...never ever had this problem with any phone before :/
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jark99:
I can receive mms but can't send any. On Rogers with rasbean and trinity with lte hack.

Sent from Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jark99:
BUMP why the hell won't this work???

Sent from Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Acuity:
I had a problem for a while with T-Mobile where I could receive MMS but they wouldn't send.

To fix this I went into Settings -> Select "More" under Wireless & Networks --> Mobile Networks --> Access Point Names --> Click on the 3 dots and "Reset to Default". Reset phone and problem solved.

Nothing looked different before and after, other than for a week I couldn't send MMS and after restarting I suddenly could.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1u4n:
was having the same issue with my phone through T-Mobile, and I tried what Acuity recommended. So far, all my mms messages have gone through.

Thanks Acuity!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joeygbiz:
Worked for me too. Awesome!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenzolo:
Hi guys,

last method to root the nexus 10?

I read different guide ,which of these successfully work?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bg1906:
I used the method here nexus10root.com. He doesn't tell you but you will bootloop after you unlock the boot loader. Visit the Youtube Channel of qbking777 and watch his tutorial for how to get out of the bootloop. After doing what qbking777 said, I finished rooting with the instructions at nexus10root.com. My only problem was that CWM does not stay on the N10 as the recovery so I flashed TWRP and all has been great ever sense. For ease of use I say WuFresh's method is easiest, but I just like to do things myself and know exactly what it is I am doing and not depending on a tool. That way if I screw up I know exactly what it was that happened. Good luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] srkrono:
so i bought a Galaxy Note of a friend but i need to root the note then reset the counter then restore it back to stock so i can send it back to samsung

can someone please help me with this

im on 2.3.6 GB

PLEASE HELP!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
See the super everything stickie. Its what you need, its what you want.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] COA4178:
First what rom u want to go to?

If you are trying to stay on stock gb but u need to unroot then if im not wrong this could b an order. If u want everything stock including recoveries u have some downloadings to do.. download stock gb rom and also the recovery. If the rom is zip flash it via cwm or twrp. If is odin flash it yet though it might trip that counter so you got another thing to download aka counter reset.zip.. flash the stock recovery via odin again so if you want to avoid flashing the counter reset. Zip just wait until rom and recovery is flashed. By you flashing the stock official rom you loose root so yep. Once you flashed the rom and recovery you will have to rename you counter reset file to update.zip since im not sure the recovery can install what ever u want. I guess restart to bootloader and flash the "update.zip" aka file and bye the counter is back to 0...... remember bfore anything DO A NANDROID BACKUP WITH CWM OR TWRP...... IF YOU WANT ALSO DO A SECONDARY APP BACKUP USING TITANIUM BACKUP OR MYBACKUP! ....... Any one wants to add or correct me feel free:D

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---------- Post added at 07:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 AM ----------

Flash counter reset http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1569206

[Flash Counter Reset][AT&T, Rogers, Telus, Bell] Reset your flash counter

Stock odin gb/recovery/kernel

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1506330

[STOCK ODIN] [AT&T, TELUS, Bell, Rogers] In case of brick...

And more help

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1518962

[ROOT/UNROOT/Custom Recoveries/Kernels/Roms] AT&T Galaxy Note ONLY!/ No Flash Counter

Good luck meng
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] btswein:
No need to root to reset flash counter. Flash back to stock, unroot, then reset counter.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] COA4178:
U do need to rename it right?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] btswein:
Not that I know of. I never did.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] COA4178:
Mmmmmm well that zip could be flashable with the stock recovery no?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] MoJoe277:
No. There is a stock recovery file that you can flash through cwm or twrp. You flash the stock recovery, then flash counter reset before rebooting out of cwm or twrp whichever you're using.

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Here is the flushable recovery file that can be flashed through cwm/twrp. I saw that i still had it in my drop box. It's for AT&T. Not sure if that's the right carrier for you.

http://db.tt/kJGwFq85
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] COA4178:
Bc last time I did it was with the boot loader option applied the "update.zip" file aka the reset zip file that's how I cheated it last time lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] MoJoe277:
Ah. I find it easier to just to flash it all through cwm/twrp
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacques993:
How likely is it that we will be getting 4.2.1 Jellybean for our HD2, I mean Touchpad ;) ?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luke1987:
Classic nerd has released pre alpha build
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacques993:
Any idea on cm 10.1 really looking forward to the new notifications and centre buttons :)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikos5800:
yes i know but the problem is that the guys from classicnerd team they never fix the major problems like mic,hardware acceleration, camera

so the real question is when jcsullin release jelly bean 4.2.1 for touchpad:)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nomad1600:
Probably in two weeks... ;)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
1. Please, let's not ask for ETAs from devs who donate their time.

2. Even jcsullins put out a pre-alpha CM10 before putting out a more full-featured one. Dev work takes time.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitrobg:
Exactly what kind of functionalities from JB 4.2 are you missing in 4.1 so you are asking for the upgraded version?

Let me tell you the new features in 4.2 and then you can tell me why you need it.

1. Camera app, 360 degrees pictures. Useless on Touchpad.

2. Lockscreen widgets - download any 3rd party app from Play Store.

3. Toggles in notification - added in CM, useless in tablet UI.

4. New Gmail app - download it.

5. New Clock app - download a 3rd party alternatives from Play Store.

6. Swype

7. Updated Google Now - update it from 4.2 gapps.

8. Daydream mode - doesn't work because the USB charge current is not enough to charge the tablet with screen on.

9. Multiuser support - do you even need it? Alternatives are available in the Play Store.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacques993:
The new tablet ui with centralised softkeys and new notifications would be a great benefit
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatrickC:
I can tell you this, teams are hard at work to bring 4.2 to the touchpad (I know of at least 2)

The thing with the touchpad is that it doesn't use standard code, it has to be heavily modified in order to work for the touchpad. This all takes lots of time that developers give, most of the time for free as not many people donate. It's coming :) patience is the key.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] castrwilliam:
Slgihtly on a tangent, but this feels out of place on the ROM's post itself... it is a personal view, after all.

I'm hoping that the TP, if and when it gets internal storage (aka the USB drive partition) mount support on Android 4.2.x, has it mounted in such a way that the ROM doesn't move everything into a numbered folder (which is my pet peeve of 4.2 ROMs for, like, everything on Earth). I know it's nice to have separate storage for each user, but such a move would mess up (at least) webOS, Android recovery, and other versions of Android you may happen to be multibooting, not to mention "legacy" file-handling apps.

Multiuser support is really the main way that 4.2 is neat, but I have no use for it.

As for ETA's, friends don't let friends ask for them.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aquethys:
Hi everyone,

I'm finally set up and everything with Mac OS X for building but I'm still running into one error when I

brunch

.

I get an error as seen here

If anyone could help that would be appreciated. Thanks!

mod please move if this is in the wrong spot
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aquethys:
bump.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muk12:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2085153

Read the "NOTE" in this post i think u need to download the 10.6 xcode file and place into to package contents on the xcode.app manually.
[HTC One V] Jacques993:
How likely is it that we will be getting 4.2.1 Jellybean for our beloved ONE V? 4.1 runs amazingly and just wondering how different 4.2.1 would be to port? Thanks!
[HTC One V] gulsher:
in upcoming days i dont think so! we have to wait long .........! Developers are still on work
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
depends on the devs
[HTC One V] demoport:
Jellybean 4.1 is not yet bug-free and fully stable on our hov so, I doubt we will see 4.2 anytime soon.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hubrisbk:
My File systems seems to go like this:

Storage > emulated > Legacy >

>0

>alarms

>android

>etc......

and,

Storage > emulated > 0 >

>0

>alarms

>android

>clockworkmod

>etc...

both seem to be the same, and if you go into Storage > emulated > 0 > 0 its exactly the same as > 0 but with a ROM.zip file.

could somebody please explain?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shmega:
Its due to the multi-user feature in 4.2. /0/ is the primary user. If you added another user, they're designated branch would be /1/ and so on.. What I did was move everything from sdcard/0 up to /sdcard. As long as I don't go back to 4.1 I should be ok