yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Nope. Which is why I was trying to make you feel better about it. :) On the Note II not only does the indicator show but it also squeals if you move the device away from the pen. The indicator showing up (and the squeal on the N2) is to remind you not walk away from your $40 S Pen should you forget to reattach it. I lost a S Pen and had to replace it when the Note was on ICS so I kind of like the reminder. Not defending the feature; just commenting on it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
Delete. Browser refresh error double post. (Sorry)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] vypor87:
Maybe I'm one of the view that care to know but how do you turn off the multi view button? It's really annoying me as it hovers over app space that I can't see below or that might be on top of another button.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] bjbinc:
if you install the Multi Window Manager, it disables multi window for any apps you don't select. That's the only way I know of.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] conan1600:
So far 4.1.2 seems good except it broke all of the apps that use google voice to make or accept phone calls, like talkatone. If you use them about twice in a row they lock up the tablet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cubandevil:
im in the same boat man , 5 hr from 2%-50% , is that supposed to take so long ??
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] pwatkins:
No!

Many people have commented they see faster charging in 4.1.2. Must say that I am not sure of that. My N8000 has always charged quickly, running 4.0.4, 4.1.1 and 4.1.2. Around 3-4 hours max to charge from <10% to fully charged. Also holds charge excellently. At least 10 hours operation - so never charge more than once a day. Plus with an N8000 I have the 3G radio operating continuously - and searching and switching EDGE/H+ as I travel around.

I was somewhat nervous as on all my previous devices I have had interchangeable batteries - at least 1 extra - plus a stand alone charger. So far I've never had a problem keeping the Note 10.1 well charged.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Mine's about the same as yours.

Here's an article that talks about battery behaviour and updates. It could be true or it could be an old wive's tale. If you're having issues I guess it doesn't hurt to try what they suggest.

http://www.androidauthority.com/calibrate-android-phone-battery-48448/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cubandevil:
Ive never had this problem before , it was all sense the update , Im going to go back to ICS and then do the update see if that fixes anything .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] bluzman:
Love the updated OS but it seems like my Note is slower on powering down than before. LOL, I know, I know, I'm shutting it off so why do I care. I guess I'm just curious if anyone else notices this.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
You guys having issues might want to do a reflash of the complete U.S. JB ROM rather than screwing around with the base ICS ROM and reinstalling the update. Now that an "official" and "complete" U.S. JB ROM's available there are no consequences to installing it via Odin.

Follow the instructions here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2048213

Afterward, do a factory reset via recovery by turning your Note off and then pressing "power/volume up" while it's restarting. Select "wipe data/factory reset" as shown below.

The end result is that you'll have a factory fresh install of JB on your Note. It's a pain in the ass to have reinstall/reapply your apps, settings, and files but it's good to do every once in a while. I just did it on mine even though there weren't any issues because I've flashed like five different JB ROMs from multiple regions over each other.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Moricon:
I was just commenting on a difference and yes I agree however it seems the Nook widgent was a Samsung item and not part of the actual app.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] vypor87:
What's the multi window manager? Is that something on the play store? I really want to get rid of that button in the bottom right on Facebook and chrome
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] bjbinc:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2079807
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] smrsxn:
Actually i can confirm that this problem went away after a few reboots.

Back to normal charging now for me.

I still have not found a single defect in jb. Whatever i find new amazes me!

My newly bought allshare cast dongle is too good with it now.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] seandidk:
I wish I would just get the darn update. Still haven't even after checking it gives me an error.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jojo599:
hi all ,

i have bought a phone to a website from china but have a problem with the phone , when start i cant do anything have a message said me " launche application crashed " and always have this message i cant go to settings for reset , i have do factory mode and do a card flash , have reset but not repair my problem after many research not find the real name to the phone for repair this i just said is a : ALPS I9200 have MTK6575 CPU and 512mb of ram and 152mo of rom is single sim card and android 4.0.3

i have take picture for show you , thank you for your help , sorry for my english if is bad iam french :D.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aleksanteri:
So, I'm having a small bug with AOSP keyboard on 4.2.1 jelly bean with my S3(gt-i9300).

How to repeat:

1. When I press one of the keys (for exaple K in pic1) the key pops up in a blue box to confirm what key i have pressed.

2. Now if i press another key next to it (J in pic2) there's again that blue box, BUT theres also a part of the K visible.

3. Then I touch the K again (pic3) and there's K and also a part of J shoving up too.

If I close keyboard (by tapping back button) and type K it's like in the pic1 again, but when I start typing more letters the problem starts again.

The bug appears with all letters, in pic4 i have typed C, B, H and then G which showing up in the picture with parts of previously pressed letters also appearing.

So far I have experienced(or noticed) this with Supernexus 2.0 (AOSP) and Revolt Ver 3.0.0 (CM10/AOKP) ROMs both based onto 4.2.1 Jelly Bean. So I was wondering if other people with whatever device and rom are having this problem too.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -star-:
It's not really a bug, your keyboard recognized touches between these two keys. The keyboard will take the closets key near your tapping.

Sorry misunderstood and never recognized or faced this rounded edges on stock AOSP 4.2.1.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aleksanteri:
No, I mean the image sprites they get messed up when you type letters that are close to each other.

I made a gorgeus paint explanation. I mean the ones rounded with red.
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
The Samsung Galaxy S2 has horrible battery life. The 1650mah battery will not suffice to anyone but light users.

In my eyes, there are many unacceptable solutions:

- Disabling battery hungry features (lowering screen brightness, undervolting CPU, uninstalling certains apps, disabling real-time sync, etc.) - I find this compromise unacceptable, I bought this device to use it with all its glory.

- Using a larger extended battery - I find this solution unacceptable, since in order for a poweruser to get through the day, at least a 3000mah battery is required. Such a battery, although exist for the S2, adds significant weight and bulk. The device becomes ugly and uncomfortable to carry around.

- Upgrading to a device with much better battery life - currently there are two, the Motorola Maxx, which I find ugly, and the Samsung Note 2, which is realy big to handle...

So, after much thought and experimentation, I finally want to report my success story (yes it's an old solution, but somehow most don't understand its enourmous power): I'm using a secondary battery. I bought another original 1650mah battery (with a seperate charger). The 1650mah battery is very light and small, so it easily fits inside my very small wallet. When I need to switch (middle day), I clocked the switch at just under 60 seconds (from pressing the power off button, to being able to fully use the device again with a fresh battery including the rubber case installed).

This is such a simple solution, it has practically zero drawbacks (If you don't mind losing 60 seconds of your life everyday...), it gives you the equivalent of a 3300mah battery (which is much more than any extended battery advertized as being 3300mah, even Mugen's), yet so few people use it...
[Galaxy S II General] kuljit55:
wowwww you wrote all this just to tell us you have a secondary battery.
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
I know, it seems like an overkill :) but really, I spent 1.5 years trying to solve the S2 battery problem without huge compromises (and everything else apart from a secondary battery is a huge compromise), and I can only regret I didn't read a post like mine...
[Galaxy S II General] Adam Hui:
u wasted ur 1,5 years for just a secondary batt??? do u know how funny u're...

how about having a micro USB powerbank??:eek:
[Galaxy S II General] Dark Emotion:
S 2's battery actually doesn't suck. It is better than most of android phones. :p
[Galaxy S II General] kuljit55:
samsungs 2000mah extended battery iis realy good its just pricey
[Galaxy S II General] Donnie Sins:
Don't see how this 'sollution' is from a different category than the other ones you've stated.. It all depends on the user, and what he/she knows about saving battery without UC and stuff.

Maybe you would last longer with one battery if your stories would be shorter:p

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
I thought I made it clear why the extra battery is a solution of a different category :)

- It allows you to have all the phone's features ON.

- It allows you to enjoy its comfortable, light and slick original design.

- It allows you to enjoy the equivalent of a *true* 3300mah battery.

- Minimal fuss (60 sec battery switch).

Nothing can come close to such a solution (for a power user who needs a long lasting phone). Practically no drawbacks, only benefits (in comparison to any other solution, which always present a severe compromise).
[Galaxy S II General] BAZZI_US:
I think it's rather a good advice, than a "solution". And indeed, this is a feature you will miss whent it's gone: The replaceable battery. I've bought the 2000 mAh battery by Samsung. So I have the greater battery plus a secondary one, if needed. :)
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
I agree, the word "advice" is more appropriate :)

Btw, are the 1650mah and 2000mah batteries interchangeable ? I thought they use different battery cover...
[Galaxy S II General] Chanz09:
you still have to carry the cover everywhere too.
[Galaxy S II General] iamflamez:
you really cant notice the samsung extended battery is any bigger, especially if you have a case on your phone then it is impossible to tell. Much better than carrying and charging two batteries imo!

I dont have the extended battery and when using my phone hard over the day i can get 5 hours screen time on standard size anker battery. Have you tried using BBS to workout why your battery life is soo poor?
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
What do you mean "carry the cover everywhere" ? which cover ? I only carry the additional 1650mah battery in my wallet...
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
But you can't compare two 1650mah batteries to one 2000mah battery... the 3300mah solution gives you 65% more juice...

Regarding carrying an additional 1650mah battery, it's so small and light (30 grams) that after putting it in my wallet I forget about it completely. Charging two batteries is no fuss at all, if you have a seperate battery charger.

You are getting 5 hours screen time on 1650mah battery ? for me this is impossible, while every feature is ON (real time sync, auto brightness, facebook app, normal volt, constant 3G connection) I get this amount from two batteries (but the phone operates much more than 5 hours, more like 20). I do have bad reception at my work, which might drain the battery more.
[Galaxy S II General] nevelast:
2000+1650 battery is better than your solution, lol
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
And 2000 + 2000 is even better :)

But really, 3300mah is more than anyone would require in 1 day. It's really an overkill in itself (it's more than the Note 2 battery, and for a much smaller screen...).
[Galaxy S II General] nevelast:
you forgot the 1650 battery that came with the phone & money spent in vain?!
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
How do you charge both of the batteries? I mean you have one s2, or you use external charger to charge extra battery?

And My S2 lasts a day with 3hour of music, 4hour of screentime! No undervolting or compromise, Wifi n Data mostly on, I even use Google Now! Stweaks settings for best performance! :D
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
Yes, I use external charger to charge the extra battery ($10 on ebay), and another $25 for the extra original 1650mah battery.

I think the battery life has a lot to do with the signal quality, and the signal sucks at my workplace (also, if you are using WIFI instead of 3G you'll again save a lot in battery, but I'm using 3G...).
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
I use both, but mostly Wifi.

Edit: And I don't like keeping it on minimum brightness, it kinda changes colors in S Amoled. White seems yellowish, grey becomes something else, so I keep it around 35-40%
[Galaxy S II General] ice_coffee:
I have 3 batteries

My Cheap ebay clone (claims to be extra long life) runs for 20 Hrs with medium ~ heavy usage

My original runs for 30 Hrs

and my genuine 2000mAh runs for 40 Hrs (best ever is 50hrs)

But all this is heavily rom dependant, im currently running the XXLSJ based alliance ROM 5.1 and it has cut all my times in half
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
There are only 24 hours in a day :)

Using XXLSJ too (Wanamlite) with Jeboo Kernel v1.1, so I guess this doesn't help with battery consumption either.

But again, simply don't care anymore...
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Why in the hell did I just read this thread?

ATT: all stock.
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Most most of the phone have great battery life . Like S3 OneX and other android xperia phones . Really my bought Mrs Xperia P and its battery life is really great when compared to my S2.

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How much on screen time you got mate
[Galaxy S II General] ultramic:
I just wasted 10 minutes of my life reading this thread and I want it back.

Ironically, what about the battery use spent reading and replying to this thread......sigh, I can't win.
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
I know many people have said it wrong. But even you will agree that we don't get more than 3 hrs of on screen time. While other phone of fame category get it up to 4-5 hrs
[Galaxy S II General] Donnie Sins:
I disagree. I get an average of 4 hours of screen time with 3G/wifi on all the time, without any tweaks. Just followed a lot of advices I looked up in the multiple threads here on xda.

I've seen posts and screenshots from people who get even more, like 5 or 6 with an S2 (stock battery). It totally depends on what you do with your phone;)

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
It is important to remember that one hour of screen time doesn't necessarily equal between us, in terms of what we do we the phone.

When the screen is on, what I mostly do is browse the internet, which means: active 3G connection, white background, constantly touching the screen, which is set to auto brightness in a room with lots of light. I am positive all of you who report above 3 hours screen time, are using less battery demanding activities.
[Galaxy S II General] Adam Hui:
Hey mate...

Please create another similar threads like this...

Xda now seems to be too seriously & needs some 'one stand comedy' like u...

Oh wait.., or at least 'one night stand comedy' like ladies said...:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Mittaa:
Just waiting for all the upcoming replies like "look how I tweeked battery on my SGSII so it can last for 34 Hours using this and that kernel and CPU settings and disabled everything using Titanium Backup and Juicedefender killing unnecessary bloatware ****ing processes running in background ... "

Writing this comment on my laptop in order to save battery on my SGSII
[Galaxy S II General] Dexter_prog:
Now tell me, how much of the functions that make a smartphone what is is did you have to cut to get that battery life:

- usage (using it to the minimum)

- sync (not sync'ed 24/7? No good)

- mobile data (applies to sync)

- sound/vibration

I'm sick of seeing these BS screenshots on how battery life lasts for 1 month for some people. I can make my phone last 2 days if I disabled absolutely everything and leave it resting on my night table without turning the screen on.
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
That is normal usage, a couple of hours on the phone, some whatsapp, music, some browsing, some e-mail check....you want heavy usage? get a charger :)

This is smartphone life man, think of the blackberry people, they get less than 15 hours!

You could always freeze yourself and wake up when we got everlasting batteries & wireless charging.

In the mean time, go and get what I told ya.

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1 & 1/2 hours, maybe 2 & 1/2. Depends on the day.

Most I got out of it was 5 1/2 hrs I think, something like that, plugged the charger at 7 hours or so.

I went on and checked the screenshots I had and found these (See attached)

Those were the good old GB days, when I actually thought those task killers and power saving apps really worked :p

Also was on E at nights, bad signal along the way to work and home, eated my battery like a mutha.

Along with JB leak, GB is the best battery life stock related.

---------- Post added at 04:21 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:07 AM ----------

That was a nice punch line :p
[Galaxy S II General] shollen9:
I used micro usb powerbank
[Galaxy S II General] Farooq95:
This is why s2 stands apart from apple..
[Galaxy S II General] Jeetu:
*Miracle*

m also shocked 2 see dizz..

awsume battery life.. :o with stock battery 1650mh
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
I've had enough of everyone whining about battery life. My setup is Paranoid 2.54 with Siyah v5.0.1. It's smooth scaling is set to 1200Mhz(yes 1.2Ghz), governor - pegasusq, Gentel fair sleepers off, NO FREAKING UNDERVOLTING!, GPU steps , S1-108Mhz, S2-160Mhz, S3-200Mhz, S4-267Mhz, again no GPU undervolting. I don't use BLN, I have around 130 apps and I keep my phone at around 35-50% brightness, sync always on, and I'm always using either data or wifi.

Yes, 2h38m of music

And I have stock 1650mAh battery.
[Galaxy S II General] isrough:
The Samsung Galaxy S2 has horrible battery life.

Yeah it did... I'm with 2000mah with some Undervolting and Bit of Tweaks...

And now it holds up for my requirement to use a S2...:D
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
Lol ... very funny op....

Never came across this thread :laugh:

Disabling apps is not a solution but carrying an xtra battery is acceptable... lol ...
[Galaxy S II General] RevanSM:
Where can I buy one 2000mah battery samsung?
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
Ebay or amazon
[Galaxy S II General] isrough:
Sorry I'm late for the class.. I bought it from eBay.. Not a Samsung one...
[Galaxy S II General] MartyP00001:
Or you could just but a 4800mAh-Extended-Battery-Black-Back-Cover-For-Samsung-Galaxy-S-2-II-GT-I9100 complete with a new backcover to fit.

Its on Ebay at the moment, Currently £6.60 it appears, gotta make more sense surely?

:p
[Galaxy S II General] Nightshadow931:
Whatever that battery is, it has no capacity of 4800mAh. It's fake.
[Galaxy S II General] AVFA:
Hi, i get 2 battery from aliexpress. Totally i have 3 :). There is a wall charger in package. So i change amty battery wirh full one. İ charge emty batteries with wall charger. It takes about 6 hours but really confortable to use. I really recommed this solution. Because you can play games outdoor without thinking battery. 2 battery + wall charger = 7 usd. Become cheap and effective.. :)
[Galaxy S II General] dorolan05:
I did this and im not worrying my battety life. Not to last a day
[HTC One X] mido mohamed:
pls i need ruu for htc one x CID J_15 software number 2.17.415.2 , URGENT PLZ
[HTC One X] Dan_99:
I believe this is the RUU you are looking for:

http://androidfiles.org/ruu/securek...Radio_2.1204.135.20_release_275980_signed.exe

I hope this helps.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheAlexVae:
Send me a PM if you want to know. If not, hold your mouth shut.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Developers do not inhabit this section due to stupid posts .

You can get the ball rolling by donating a SGS3 or $100 to a Dev to kick start the project .

Alternative learn how to do it yourself .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buster041284:
your fast
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] los3rkid91:
can u guys show me u incredible s casing??
[HTC One V] putkimonitori:
Hi i am noob as you see with my stupid question. Can i flash CWM by using Haseen2000's One V All-In-One kit, should it be safe, i use GSM version. If something goes wrong, can i flash TWRP, or should i use simply TWRP included with it?

Can i just root my phone by unlocking bootloader, then flashing recovery and then do "Perm-Root" command, should that be fine
[HTC One V] gulsher:
better to flash twrp
[HTC One V] putkimonitori:
Ok, so should i be fine with this:

1. Unlock the bootloader (got the unlock_code.bin from HTCDev)

2. Flash TWRP

3. Perm-Root option

Should my phone then be rooted, or do i need to do something else?

I am bit worried just because this is my first Android phone and i am not fully familiar with those things, but i want to do it.

Can there be problems with this?
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Yes the order is right.
[HTC One V] putkimonitori:
I still can after doing them use the stock ROM, right?
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Yes you're right.
[HTC One V] putkimonitori:
Great, so i guess, let's do it.

Does rooting and using stock ROM unlock anything stuff etc.. from it?
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Rooting will give access to the system files of your android and grant u administrative access over your device,whether u stay on stock or install a custom ROM.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SAW_JOK3R:
I'm getting an unusual problem on my s 3. I'm not getting any vibration feedback ONLY IN text messages. Expect this I'm getting all the vibration feedback. It's a big problem for me.:crying: When I'm putting my s 3 into VIBRATION mood then there is no VIBRATION FEEDBACK in incoming text messages. PLEASE HELP ME ASAP
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P.T.J0hnnie:
Go to messages-->press the left soft key-->Settings-->scroll down till you find Vibration check box..tadah! :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SAW_JOK3R:
sorry:p:D I had not noticed that option! :p
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danieldon:
hi ive tried it but when you switch back to sound mode. the phone will "still" vibrate when notified.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P.T.J0hnnie:
Yes I know..unfrortunately I have the same issue..It doesnt mind me so I never searched it further..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] daxecutioner24:
I have about 2 pencil eraser size dark spots on my Galaxy only seeing in a dark room and when screen is black. Is this something you guys have in your galaxy and please don't say this is not common threads are everywhere with amoled screens. I'm Just saying don't want to exchange it when I might get a worse one, I heard some people have had as much as 10 spots.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
I don't have any, but pretty sure it's a common problem with amoled screens.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] devils6889:
This is common with amoled screens. I haven't seen one without this.