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[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] point99trash2011:
Thank you so much.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8k62fszxduuc1p7/Browser.apk

I mean the app is usable, but the address matching as you type is what seems to be breaking it.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krsmqn:
Well... I placed it in /data/app/ and it opened fine, Google searched fine... But did f/c when editing the address bar.

I'll have to dig a bit deeper.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krsmqn:
Maybe I should have asked "does this browser work?"
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] point99trash2011:
It works just fine for opening links, but typing an address is a no go. FC. That is why I would love to get the app to work, it is a great browser, and have used it on an old Fascinate for quite some time with absolute success...
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4859884:
Is it just the stock browser in CM9?

I've been running this version (from CM9.1) without any issues - http://www.mediafire.com/?yq6m4exyoh2z308
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] point99trash2011:
Omg... thank you that one works great! No more crashes when typing url in. That is exactly what I wanted on my kindle.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] theOPEC:
The Jelly Bean update for the ATT HOX now gives us usb otg. Lots of things seem to work, but my wired xbox controller does not work. When I plug it in, the green ring flashes once and that's it. It flashes again every minute or so.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Gene_uk:
Hi All,

Can anyone help me?

I want my XDA unlatched but I dont have a serial cable. I am aware that the unlatching code is a derivative of the phone's IMEI number. I was wondering if any of the XDA Developers have got around to deciphering the way unlatching codes are created against the IMEI numbers?

Any help would be appreciated.

Gene
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] guest:
only 6 quids

HI

Go to ebay uk and type xda under search. Tons of cables selling there; some as low as £6. Bought one myself, unlocked with xda manipulator within secs. Why bother working out derivatives here or there?

Hope this helps.

Cheers

V
[HTC Sensation] fookelvin:
hi guys, im here to discuss about my phone problem. Actually, when my phone in Gingerbread 2.3.4, the problem already there.

The problem is my phone will suddenly heat and the battery drain very fast. The only way to stop it is to reboot my phone. But it seem like everyday also heat, then i need to reboot my phone everyday.

The heat area is not battery but is bottom. Somewhere memory slot and sim card slot there. I thought is gingerbread problem, but after i upgrade it to ICS 4.0.3 the problem still the same. Any one know what is the problem? and how to solve it. I had tried factory reset, but no luck with that. I change new battery, the problem still there. I have no idea about it.:(
[HTC Sensation] KiD3991:
Apparently its the CPU temperature. Sensation's phone does heat up slightly quicker. Try underclocking your device.

When the CPU is heated, so will other components and also battery in some ways, and battery will recharge or discharge quicker than usual when heated. So its common.

Unless its boiling hot, its quite common.
[HTC Sensation] matekaneve:
Well, if your cpu is overclocked yes it heats up. What rom and kernel are you using? Try to go back to stock frequency (1118Mhz) and/or change kernel and see if the issue persists. If you are on stock ics rom and on stock frequency as well and as you said you already tried to change battery, did factory reset then I would say it might be a hardware issue. When I had the stock rom on my phone, it did heat up but not much and it only happened when I played some heavy games. BTW how hot is it?
[HTC Sensation] fookelvin:
yup, the CPU frequency it show 1.2ghz. The phone just suddenly heat without playing games, surfing internet or anything. It just heat up and the battery drain drain drain...........until i reboot it. or else, i believe will keep drain until the juice of battery is empty. any solution about fully reformat? i also tried RUU already. still no luck with it. other than RUU, is there any tools can really really clean up my phone software?
[HTC Sensation] C.T.Richter:
You can use the custom recovery to fully format your phone's internal memory. Any Custom Recovery should do the trick.

After doind that, you can try to install any ROM you feel like, like Albinoman's CM10.1, Bruce's CM10, Viper's Sense 4.1...

The reason for your battery drain and CPU heat might be caused for some specific apps to be constantly using up your phone, you can check that in the battery information, in system settings. Look to see if your phone is constantly awake, or if its awake way too often, and also look for what app is draining more power from your battery, and get rid of it. Should make things better.

And finally you can install a different Kernel for your device, and with the right configuration, your CPU might heat up less as well as making your battery life last longer.
[HTC Sensation] matekaneve:
My concern is you already installed a ruu so went back to full stock. If it started heating with that as well it might be some hardware fault... Try the suggestions was given above and than if the issue is still there you may consider to send it for repair?
[HTC Sensation] fookelvin:
hardware fault? sad case. motherboard? cpu ? phone cpu is like computer cpu? can it be replace? i know motherboard can replace but not sure for cpu.
[HTC Sensation] matekaneve:
Phone CPU is different than the ones in PCs. Remember there is no fan on it so their temperature need to be monitored and controlled somehow. I'm not really into these things but as I remember you can find a good video about controlling cpu's temperatures in smartphones on the Qualcomm website. Well, there was one there before...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vector81:
HI my dear friends, I just installed the latest version of Shadow Rom demonslayer...everything works fine...but there's an issue that should be resolved...the Agenda is set with Chinese Holidays and I don't want to see them...however I couldn't remove them. Please can you help me? Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aturilay:
On team asylum 4.2 2View attachment 1790811
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] doktor buknasty:
What has been going on recently here with these random threads? What was the point of this?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aturilay:
No ways ROMs are compared only those who r keen on battery drain will get an idea how a particular ROM is behaving.. This can help those are picky bout their ROMs with battery drain.. Will all my respect to all the developers out there.. I respect their work.

If ppl cn stick their screenshots at 75% batt pls
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Whiskeyjack4855:
That battery stats pic is as useless as this thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aturilay:
So put up yours...wid the rom
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] georgios73:
I used to be obssesed with battery drain. Checking, force stopping, deleting, changing roms/kernels etc...just to get it to last the day!

My solution: the obvious 'a new battery' the best 15euros i've ever spent. No more stressing over drain just enjoying my phone!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] baz77:
omg yes this is the first after 10000 threads, so help full. lol
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] AndroidSlave:
JB with the smack down again! W000000t

Sent from my GT-N7000000000 using Tapastalker 2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] abhinav quietly brilliant:
Seriously what's wrong with xda alot of useless threads are being opened and the moderators are sleeping until some one awake them by reporting the threads.. Can't they have a check by their own
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jock11:
tbh i'm not concerned about batt drain as long as rom is smooth, lag free & i can use the apps that i install without fc.

At the end of the day we are using a smartphone as a mini pc with a battery. When my batt goes flat i charge it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] raviemailid:
Is there any other thread where anyone can get a dedicated info around which ROM is how good in terms of battery performance? If there is, pls guide me there. If not, I don't understand any reason for bashing this thread.

There are tons of ROMs in Android development section - will take weeks to try them out and find a ROM suitable enough for your battery life requirements. All the ROMs in the section say "Improved Battery Life" - are they true to themselves? All the XXLSZ roms I have tried, stock or Alliance or Pristine or Ultimate - they all have been poor in battery, but very good in performance.

Battery performance may not be important for everyone - but it is for few out there. I don't see anything wrong in getting to know how its performing.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] edan1979:
Because each device even with same name work differently. So the user need to test themself... anyway on ultimate lsz rom my 18 hours with 44% left

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zviki:
This is useless because I can have phone on standby for whole day and the battery will still be almost full.I can play one game(RR3) about two hours and battery will be empty,and another game for around four hours and maybe 30% of battery will be there. There is also different sync settings,brightness,bla bla So...

...from SG NOTE N7000 with Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShaneDiNozzo:
Hi! I have ReVolt ROM on my I9100. 4.2.2 Android version. Is it possible to flash CM7.2 stable? Do I need an older recovery, or can I use a newer one? I want to try it. Thanks! Sorry for my bad english!

Sent from my Nokia 3310 i9100 using Snake game
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
get the ROM and flash it, it's just a zip file.

(you sure you wanna go 7?)

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShaneDiNozzo:
Thanks for your reply! Yes, I want to try CM7, because I bought it with stock 4.0.3. I have not seen Android 2.3 on SGS2.

Sent from my Nokia 3310 i9100 using Snake game
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccelis:
You're probably not missing out on anything with cm7
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahrozeumar:
Do a full wipe i.e. wipe data, cache, dalvik cache then flash the ROM and gapps as well! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShaneDiNozzo:
Okay. I will try it at home. Thanks! :D
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devdx:
which is the default configuration for this? can I switch it powervr to nvidia for hd games?

I am confused between hvga and qvga, will it be work on p3100?

Sent on my GT-P3100 using xda premium.
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Hi all. I am planning to buy the Sony Ericsson LiveView as it is very cheap. I will not mainly use it with my phone. I will use it as a watch and calendar so is the clock and calendar good (with the latest update and without connecting it to the phone)? I will usw it sometimes with the phone for twitter, WhatsApp and calls. I have a Sony Xperia U so will it be good as mine is not an Ericsson? I will also play music. Please guide me mates as this is my first smartwatch.... :) Thanks in advance
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Yeah is there a gps abd sports tracker in the watch? Just asking.
[Other SmartWatches] iks8:
Hey I've got LiveView so I can tell you some about it. Price is very low but quality is very low too. Twiter, Facebook is not working (you can't log in). Music control works good. Call/SMS notifications works nice. I haven't any connections problem with Xperia x8. There are some sports trackers for example: SportyPal PRO or Microtracks (app for Google's My Tracks).

Hymm It can't even display time without connecting ;p. If you connect and disconnect it works only as a clock and showing right time (no any other functions) but if you just turn on it without connecting it shows only 0:00.
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Ok thanks. But can it show a map? Small one? And did it slip of the wrist strap while as a watch? Can i view a calendar mate? Lastly, are there WhatsApp notifications??
[Other SmartWatches] iks8:
I'm using microtracks and it shows distance, speed, time etc. I don't think there is usable plugin which shows map. Calendar: there is a calendar plugin but it in not working for me. WhatsApp: I have never used it but there is something about this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/...icsson.extras.liveview.plugins.customnotifier here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24009063&postcount=17

Not much but this strap isn't the best but you can use any watch's strap which width is 20 mm.
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Thanks, I'm satisfied... :)

Thread closed!
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Does it have a speaker for notifications ? ?? ??
[Other SmartWatches] iks8:
Nope, it has only vibrations and diode.
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Diode??
[Other SmartWatches] iks8:
Oh I mean LED, you know, It's that small light ;). Sorry I used google translate xD.
[Other SmartWatches] maazdraco:
Ok thanks!
[Other SmartWatches] mystclouds:
where i can find usefull links to make my LiveView more exciting

btw, im using LT18i, UltimateHD 3.0.2 ROM + Vengeance kernel

Thy
[Other SmartWatches] iks8:
More exciting? If you want to find plugins use live ware menager https://play.google.com/store/apps/...NvbS5zb255ZXJpY3Nzb24uZXh0cmFzLmxpdmV3YXJlIl0..
[Other SmartWatches] iNitrox:
Is there any way to use it as a mouse

I need to control my computer through bluetooth, so I wonder if there is any way to use this watch as a bluetooth mouse. If not, please advice me about it. Thanks in advance.
[Other SmartWatches] csmiler:
Can you turn the watch's bluetooth off, and continue using it as a watch?

Not being able to do so is a dealbreaker for me, it's far cheaper than the pebble :(
[Other SmartWatches] SammiSaysHello:
Sort of. When you connect to your phone with the LiveView, and then disconnect, the time will still be displayed on the LiveView. However, once you restart the LiveView, the time will disappear until the next time you reconnect with your phone
[Other SmartWatches] csmiler:
Thanks! :)

No setting to turn BT off? Seems like it'd drain the battery quite a bit if it has it on all the time.
[Other SmartWatches] SammiSaysHello:
Not that I'm aware of :p
[Other SmartWatches] willfck4beer:
Could use some advice.

This thing has a TINY battery and doesn't use that much power.

As a watch mode it's in the light all the time.

ebay has:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PowerFilm-M...162?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4172b2bb12

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PowerFilm-F...00918136469?pt=UK_Gadgets&hash=item2ec7a77695

and my favorite

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Thin-Film-F...489?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a81313771

for dirt cheap that puts out decent charge ... anyone have any ideas how to fashion one of these into a watchstrap?

Perhaps solder on a male micro usb that will couple to liveview on that side and then a regular watch pin on the other side.

Wouldn't this generate enough energy to never have to plug in and allow unlimited use?

50ma * 8hours a day??? for a 100mah battery?

Am I missing something here?

The only issue I see is the voltage... usb needs 5V +/- .25ish?

Would one use a voltage regulator?

Any input greatly appreciated. I'm more software than EE.

Thanks,

Frank
[Other SmartWatches] reddragon72:
None of those will work. 5V or nothing.

I have tried a few of those on other USB powered devices and they never work. You would need two of them hooked up in series and that will give you 6V low amperage. Once you hook it to the device the voltage will essentially drop to 5.5V which is a outside the safe margin but a small chance of working.

Good luck.
[Other SmartWatches] willfck4beer:
It says it outputs at "2v and 420ma for .5Watt" output!? But Taking 2v * 420ma is .84Watts right? If used a voltage regulator (? Would this work 2v to 5vish?) Gives 168ma * 12ish hours of light per day... makes me think an ultra low power device like sony liveview or bluetooth headset or mouse/keyboard may be charged to some degree right? If this even outputs 100ma that's standard usb non negotiated current... that'll charge right? I'm not ee please assume I am an idiot and missing a fundamental problem. E.g voltage maybe of solar must overpower voltage of battery or 2v can't be regulated up to 5volt? Any input greatly appreciated.

---------- Post added at 01:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:38 AM ----------

Even at 35ma reduced efficiency * 8 hours a day. .. To charge a what 100mah coin battery? If this even doubled battery life of liveview that's good enough for me. I'd love to geek out with a solar watch strap that could trickle charge any microusb device. seems like a win for $7 free shipping

---------- Post added at 01:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:42 AM ----------

Btw check out this wicked solar bikini with female usb port and 1.5watt peltier effect beer cooler coozy. Www.solarcoterie.com. badfxucking ass! I would marry that girl ;)
[Other SmartWatches] reddragon72:
So you plan on wearing this thing all day and being in the sunlight all day?
[Other SmartWatches] willfck4beer:
For the purposes of that simplified hypo - yes.

In real life, no, unfortunately not.

But let's say that out of a given day, a portion A will be spent in sunlight, a portion B in office light, a portion C in home lighting, and a portion D in the dark( near a nightlight though).

so weighting the time portions based on light exposure (and resultant solar efficiency) and summing (to then multiply by max current)

Portion A sunlight (80% efficiency) == .80 (3 hours a day) = 2.4

Portion B office == .60 (10 hours a day) = 6

Portion C home == .40 (4 hours a day) = 1.4

Portion D nightlight == .20 (7 hours a day) = 1.4

2.4+6+1.4+1.4=11.2 (factored hours per day equivalents at full output current)

11.2 * 100ma (conservative considering 420ma advertised) = 1120mah which isn't that bad for a day.

The battery in the live view is TINY... and runs all day. Assuming it's 100ma I'm generating enough to charge it ten times (and each charge lasts a full day).

Tear down of liveview:

http://www.wirelessgoodness.com/201...sony-ericssons-liveview-android-mini-display/

Boost converter I've ordered to go from 2v 420ma to 5v (usb) :

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1PCS-DC-DC-...420?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cd02d1204

Any input is greatly appreciated. I know I'm not considering something. I'm not much of an EE guy. Please forgive the ignorance.

---------- Post added at 08:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:38 PM ----------

A less complicated worst-case conservative analysis:

I want to take solar panel watch band at advertised 2V output at 420ma and upconvert the voltage to 5V(usb) to be compatible with liveview.

P=VI (Power = Voltage*Current) would say that the current shouldn't fall to much less than 168ma in conversion (.92efficiency) = 154ma;

then lets say only 40% of the circumference of the solar wristwatch is in the light = 60ma;

then lets say most of the day is in non-ideal light .50 light intensity factor = 30ma;

30ma * 10 hours = 300mah-ish per day in watch mode.

if the liveview can run for a full day on 100mah-ish battery...

then I think a solar wristband constantly trickle charging might be pretty badass.

Any holes in the logic? advice or suggestions?

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I feel like Lieutenant/Captain Dan in Apollo 13 where he's trying to rustle up enough amps for reentry and has the brilliant idea of parasitically reverse-siphoning from the LEM. We don't need much and it can be dirty. The liveview is so low power... any boost would help significantly. IMHO.
[Other SmartWatches] reddragon72:
I just don't see this as viable. One reason is size and weight. I understand the cool factor and all, but I just cannot justify this when the device already lasts a couple days or at least from wake to sleep. If yours doesn't then yours if bad. There is just no way that the device should be dead in a summer daylight period of 12 hours, and that is generous sunlight as usable sunlight for solar panels would be in the 8-9 hour range as the atmosphere interferes with most of that. Also going inside and other items such as trees and structures blocking light.

I'm not knocking you and I hope this works for you, but I just cannot see the device needing a more than one charge in a 24 hour period.

If you insist on going for it then give it a try, but I am seriously wondering how much power that converter will consume. You cannot just think that the output of the solar panel will be applied to watch, the converter will use a good portion of that. All I can say is I don't think it can due to the maths and to back me up is an entire industry that would have done things like this long ago if it was feasible.
[Other SmartWatches] willfck4beer:
Agreed. The converter advertises 92% efficiency though. My battery seems to go quick on several of the liveviews I've used. bluetooth and display don't last very long. If this even gives 30% more runtime and the ability to charge my phone, mouse, keyboard, or headset ... I'm down for $13 bucks for parts and a project.

If I'm way wrong and conservatively pull in 22ma @ 5v... can I feed this via usb to the liveview? Do you think it will work?

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I think these new tiny thin flexible water proof efficient cheap solar panels on ebay are a major enabling factor.

If a tiny 3cm by 1 cm solar cell in the 80s could power a calculator... And the new logitech keyboard is solar... perhaps itll work. The band solar cell is wide... lots of surface area to wrap around my wrist.
[Other SmartWatches] willfck4beer:
as to size and weight...

These American made Powerfilm flexible solar cells are TINY and weigh nothing:

"0.2mm" flexible thin

and "0.012oz (0.24g)"

Two of these together in series (perhaps stitched with conductive thread as the solar bikini did would give 8.20V*32mA = .26W = 5V*52mA

Does anyone know if liveview will accept less than 100ma as a charging current?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-PowerFil...163?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4172b2bb13

and this converter is only 1.7cm * 2.5cm boasting 96%efficiency

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-DC-Conve...334?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ccaa23eee

At this point I guess I'm just waiting for parts to get here.

But a threshold issue is - what is the minimum milliamperage @ 5V that the liveview and/or most devices will start to charge? Must they receive 100ma? I don't think so but my only idea for testing it or data point is that I have successfully charged several gadgets (bt headset, keyboard, mouse, and liveview) via my note 2 OTG USB ("host-ish" port) without any charged hub just from the phone...and the charge was within a reasonable time. While a full USB HOST must supply 100mA baseline; USB OTG (at least this example supplies only 8mA baseline) p. 26 "OTG Dual Role"

http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/39721b.pdf

So, if my note2 can charge peripherals at 8mA (ish) likely the solar cells can charge at unconfigured non-negotiated promiscuous mode at >8ma and potentially up to the regular USB Host 100mA non-negotiated mode right?

Any input greatly appreciated.

I am by no means an expert but would love to learn or hear why this will fail to save me some time recreating the wheel needlessly. :)
[Other SmartWatches] reddragon72:
whether or not 50Ma is enough will be a trial and error. By specs it should start charging it but when in use it may stop charging. So screen on the device may not take a charge or will charge but the charge will not be sufficient to keep the battery from draining during use.

remember your basing a 100ma USB port as the norm but that all depends on the battery drain while in use and the only way to test that is to open it up and put an amp meter on it. But in general use a device will charge with any current but the current may not be be enough to stop the battery from discharging while in use.