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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ClashOfTheNexi:
I'm a huge LTE fan after switching from the Galaxy Nexus, but I'm missing the smoothness. Why is it that the Gnex UI is so much smoother? Isn't the S4 a lot more powerful than the OMAP? The only thing can think is that I have a defective device, or AOSP is simply more optimized for the Nexus devices.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] waterbound:
Try Dastins or Evervol 4.2.2 AOSP, Nothing smoother in my opinion.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
Sometimes I wonder if everyone is just drinking the same AOSP Kool-Aid because AOSP roms just don't work well at all on my phone, yet everyone keeps posting about how fast and smooth they are. I haven't experienced that at all. Maybe I just have a defective phone, but Sense roms run so much better for me that there's really not even any comparison.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
^^^^^^^ weird, sense just lags like mad for me. I never use it. Been playing with sense 5 last few days out of curiosity, and it does have some really strong points, but still feels slow and laggy compared to rootbox and PACman ROMs. And BTW, OP, those are my suggestions. Heard carbon was amazing, but haven't personally tried it yet due to playing with sense 5 last few days.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pbedard:
Sense 5 is the best yet and they perfected it so well
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] chemjb:
Im the oppossite, sense lags it for me. To a poiny where I almost rip my hair off lol.

What I do is get me some superjelly and rom clean it to death. Its the only way to bare sense.

But when I flash anything cm aokp aosp etc it just ****ing flies man :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] NaterTots:
If your going to ROM clean super jelly then just flash the bare back version. That's already done for you. It is slick too. Great stuff there
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LemonNinja:
I'd like to suggest the Rootbox nightly. It just got a big update last night and I've been running it since the build previous of that. It's extremely smooth and I've had absolutely NO problems on it
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
I envy you. I love AOSP, but phone doesn't. Sense 5 is just plain awesome though.

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I'll have to give it a shot. Maybe it'll surprise me.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bayp4amd:
Is this rom have lag when doing scrolling?

Any AOSP roms that i have tried, the scrolling doesnt smooth compared to sense roms (viper)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] corcgaigh:
Absolutely no lag tearing or stuttering while scrolling in Carbon. I have experienced screen issues on sosp tons but not even a hint of it on carbon

Sent from my EVO using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bayp4amd:
I have tried latest carbon rom

But still have a bit stutter while scrolling, for example while scrolling in settings menu
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
And you Dont on sense? :confused:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
I have not the slightest hint of lag or stuttering on any Sense rom. AOSP roms have proven to be extremely hit or miss for me, mostly miss. I'm on Root Box right now, but to be honest I'll probably go back to Sense 5 tomorrow because it's just so much better.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bayp4amd:
Now i'm back to viper

I dont know, every AOSP roms that i have tried, it doenst smooth while scrolling
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jkrlvgn:
I guess I'm missing something. I don't get lag when scrolling on anything, with exception of when a webpage isn't loaded or something.

Scrolling through settings? I can flick settings and it scrolls like a motherf'n greased pig through a butter tunnel in a frictionless world going straight down, etc.

Is there something I'm missing? I walked my fingers along the screen and things scroll fine. I don't do as many extra stuff with my phone anymore, so maybe that's it? How much of a lag or stutter could there be?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
I'm wondering if this phone was somehow reconfigured internally at some point without it being publicized. Some people are having excellent luck with AOSP roms, and some (like me) are definitely not. What's more, the people having good luck with AOSP seem to have terrible lagging with Sense. CM10.1 is worse than using a single core phone for me, and the experience isn't much different with any other AOSP rom. Sense roms, on the other hand, absolutely fly on my phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] youdug:
:smmfh:

Hows the LTE down there?.........
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jkrlvgn:
*LOL* It's ok. I dunno, that sounded fast to me. Why would LTE have anything to do with scrolling through your settings?

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I could see them making some changes -- are you guys flashing kernels separate as well, or just using the ones that come with the ROM? Or a setting, or something? I dunno...I've just never had this problem on either kind of ROM.

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Out of curiosity, does anyone care to make a video or something? Just curious to see the difference.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] youdug:
Because you sound like you're from one of the areas that has sprint lte...

My guess is Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, or a similar state......
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] waterbound:
+1 I cannot get over how smooth, lag free, quickness, just amazing how unique and as of yet, no random reboots, sick camera etc., the ONLY thing I cant get to work is bluetooth but that is a known bug currently. For more information, latest etc., check the thread. Other than that, the only 4.2.2s that are smooth and error free (except for random reboots) for me is Evervols and Carbon. Carbon runs best with Komono Kernels (r30) 1.7 for me.. Hope that helps.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LiquidSolstice:
Android will always be laggy (especially if you're like me and your point of comparison is iOS). A lot of people would like to think their ROM of choice hasn't "the slightest hint of lag" but it's there. You might not see it because since Eclair you've been mentally trained to ignore the small hiccups, but make no mistake, the lag is there on every ROM.

It used to be a huge, huge deal to me, and I would get extremely upset that my Hero (which cost the same as the 3GS and was more powerful) lagged hard in comparison, and people would just tell me to get over it "because Android can do so much more" but then I stopped caring.

If you're looking for buttery smooth 60fps framerates (which I don't think is a mark against you), iOS (and maybe WP8) is really the best you'll be able to do.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
I really don't think 4.2 can be compared to 2.1. It may not be totally smooth (at least not compared to iOS) but it's much, much closer than it used to be. The point of this thread is that AOSP roms on this phone are not nearly as smooth as Sense roms for some of us, and not nearly as smooth as AOSP roms on other devices (at least for me). I get better performance out of CM10.1 on my old Evo 3D than I do on this phone. I got better performance using CM9 on my old Samsung Fascinate. Sense 5 on this phone, by comparison, absolutely flies. Really, really fast and really, really smooth. This is not an Android vs iOS debate. It's a real, observable problem that some of us have with AOSP roms on this specific phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
Yes, actually, there is. All you need to do to see it is look for it. Trust me, or don't... It IS there.

That is correct. Here's some proof for the first quote in my post.

Sense will always lag. But Sense 5 compared to any other Sense version might as well be complete perfection and lag free. Well... For what we have right now which is the incredibly SD surfaced port by our immaculate developers who are highly underpaid. ;) not to kiss ass but... bend the hell over. Lol.

Lol. You are missing something. How are you going to notice a lag, glitch, error, mistake, tear, etc... when going a speed greater than the eye can notice such events? Like I told the cop: "I'm slorry saucerfar... I cunnt cease thy sped limut gun two hundreds of per hour miles."

The point is that if you look for a mistake, in most cases, you will find one. Tricks of the mind ;)

... Sent from my 'Oops! Should've bought the S3!' via XDA-Developers App.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
I'm having great luck with Deck's 04/13 CM10.1 build. Really fast and smooth and no screen tearing. This is the first AOSP rom on this phone that I haven't had to disable HW overlays, and Trebuchet is perfectly smooth which I've never experienced before.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] rezin777:
Currently using this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2418401&page=2

It seems quite smooth so far.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
In my experience, I have noticed that every phone is certainly different. Before the Linux 3.4 kernel, AOSP was TERRIBLE on my phone. I had /system permission problems and random reboots with every rom, no matter what. I couldn't uninstall system apps, and some music files would not play, and couldn't be recognized. Sense roms are the way to go for me.

So, while my phone might run better on Sense than some others, it might certainly differ for you.

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HTC Evo 4G LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Adebayo88:
There's a tweak called Crossbreeder in the xda forums. Works on various phones including the Evo LTE and also on either sense or AOSP roms. Lag was competently eliminated on my sense rom
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] trsix:
super

Super nexus in orig. Development. Try it. Smooth. All I use is aosp. Best I've ever used.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] aghazi:
Hi,

I have a sim free i-mate with

ROM version 1.03.00 USA

ROM date 09/24/03

Radio version 1.05.12

Ext Rom 1.03.20

Can one one please tell me whether i can update my rom or not as it is sim free.

Thanks in advance

AG
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Red_Toyol:
yes you can..
[LG Optimus G (International)] octhrope:
CLICK HERE FOR THE ORIGINAL THREAD (may have updates)

Boot Animations LGOG/XDA/DEVICES:

512x512px 30/24/10fps UNIVERSAL SIZE

768x1280 30/24/10fps LGOG

[B]Installation:[/B]

[U][I]Manual:[/I][/U]

adb push C:\YOURDIR\bootanimation.zip /system/media

or

adb push C:\YOURDIR\bootanimation.zip /data/local

[U][I]Flashable[/I][/U]

1. Copy file to sd/internal
2. Boot into recovery
3. Flash new boot animation
4. Reboot and enjoy your new animation!

[U][I]*CLEANUP:[/I][/U]
The old installer put bootanimation.zip into data/local.
Use a root explorer to delete the file.

LG Optimus Red G XDA

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Glowing Blue G

Manual Install

Flashable Install

768x768

Manual Install

Flashable Install

XDA Nightly Animation

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Red G Simple

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Rainbow G

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Lifeless

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Blocks

Manual Install - BLUE

Flashable Install - BLUE

Manual Install - RED

Flashable Install - RED

Manual Install - GREEN

Flashable Install - GREEN

Manual Install - WHITE

Flashable Install - WHITE

Manual Install - PINK

Flashable Install - PINK

Stripes

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Bio-Hazard

Manual Install

Flashable Install

768x768

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Chemical

Manual Install

Flashable Install

768x768

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Motorola Droid Bionic Eye

512x512

Manual Install

Flashable Install

768x1280 (LGOG)

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Toe Jam and Earl - Panic on Funkatron

512x512

Manual Install

Flashable Install

768x1280

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Ripple

Manual Install

Flashable Install

The Maxx Run!

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Android Colors - Grow and Shrink

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Android Colors - Drop Rotate

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Android Colors - Color Raindrops

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Android Colors - Seizure Color Stripes (probably wont cause seizures...)

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Lightning Strike

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Simple Clock

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Ball Slider

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Zombie Hand Waiting

Manual Install

Flashable Install

Please feel free to uses these where ever. Let me know if it makes it into a rom.:victory:

Thanks to javskies and _Epic for troubleshooting.

Special Thanks to tSilenzio for making the sexy flasher!

word.
[LG Optimus G (International)] jiexi:
Do you happen to have a blue version of "Red G Simple"?

Thanks
[LG Optimus G (International)] jiexi:
Nevermind, made my own blue version.

Here's a flashable zip. *I AM NOT ACCOUNTABLE IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG WITH YOUR PHONE*

Have fun :D

EDIT: If you downloaded the zip before seeing this, redownload and flash this new one.

I forgot to index the images before saving them. So if your boot animation is just black, flash this new zip.

EDIT: NEW Higher resolution version of the boot animation at 20fps instead of 30.
[LG Optimus G (International)] ltelg:
Nice! Good bootanimation!
[LG Optimus G (International)] aaa29:
there is a boot animation LG G3 version with lollipop for our phone?
[LG Optimus G (International)] Whiplashh:
Sorry for asking, I know this is international version, I just wanted to ask.

Do you think this would work on the Ls970 sprint optimus G. If not, how could I port it to work? This looks awesome! :)

Great work!
[HTC One X] amirage:
Hi all

Just wanted to check if any one is facing battery drain with the new gmail v4.3.1. Gsam battery monitor says that 25‰ of total battery was eaten up by gmail. Any ideas how to solve this issue? I do have 3gmail accounts but this drain started happening after the update....

what do you guys think?
[HTC One X] amirage:
Wow 80 views...and still people are baffled!!! This must be a big issue!
[HTC One X] feenty:
25‰ or 25% ?!

The difference is big!
[HTC One X] amirage:
25% of the total battery power...this is how I calculated it...

Gsam reported 80% of the total battery was used by apps running. Of this, 31% is accounted by Gmail..so 31% of 85% = 24.8%...

Has anyone else faced this issue??
[HTC One X] Forlorn Wongraven:
Wait 2 or 3 battery cycles, it might cool down after recaching.
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
Was having the same issue. However, it faded away after a few days of usage! :)
[HTC One X] amirage:
ok cool...will give it a few days and see..
[HTC One X] fireblade:
Have you got auto sync on? Try turn it off and sync manually to see if it reduces the drainage drastically. Anyway even with sync on 25% is way too much.
[HTC One X] tadas_max:
I have two gmail accounts which are on auto sync all the time. Use them both for work that means I use them a lot :) never seen that gmail would cross 2% of battery usage.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] amirage:
So what do you really think is the problem? Do you have the latest gmail - 4.3.1? ICS never had this issue..really baffling!!
[Sony Xperia ZL] akshayjangra:
I was going through my mails and I wanted to copy some part of mail to send it as sms.. I found that I couldn't do it by pressing screen for long. It used to be so on my earlier phone note 2 but I am not sure if the feature doesn't exist or is it that I am not aware of it..

So anyone encountered similar problem??

Is there any workaround or built in feature for the same???
[Sony Xperia ZL] stygian16:
It works for me in email and any other area with text available for selection. Long press will give you the ability to move the selections "controls" around how much text you want to select. Once selected, a few icons will pop-up (I know one is for Copy and another is for Find)
[Sony Xperia ZL] akshayjangra:
For email it is working after pressing for sometime but let's say you want to copy the phone no. from the contacts..you go to edit and try the same and it won't work
[Sony Xperia ZL] stygian16:
Hmm for me a simple 2 second long press on the phone number itself( after pressing edit as you mention) results in a pop-up with a selection to copy
[Sony Xperia ZL] Rob1972:
for me long click doesnt work as usual, I need to double tap on the text!! try it! It works every time!
[Sony Xperia ZL] Tokl:
Same here, takes me a while to figure this out...
[About XDA developers] tdm0809:
Thank you XDA's moderators for keeping this group focused on the phones and development rather than a place for bigots to throw insults around and use hateful, prejudiced language.

I was searching on the web for a new ROM for my Galaxy Note when I came across one here on the XDA site that looked interesting. After getting into its thread, I noticed it was closed. So, being the curious person that I am, I copied the dev's name and did a search on it. Sure enough, the dev was still using that name on aR new forum. On this new forum, someone asked him why he was banned from XDA. He responded that he had been suspended once before for calling someone a "fag" and then set up a new account to get around it, was caught, then banned for a year. Recently, he was in a "fight" with a moderator one night and the next morning discovered he was banned for life and all of his threads were shut down and his links/files were removed. He feels he was treated poorly and this was too harsh because all of his "hard work" was now for nothing. He was looking for others to commiserate with him, and of course, there were those that did and welcomed him to the new forum.

Well, I say good riddance. I will not be going to that other forum while he is there. I have no interest supporting bigots. He obviously saw nothing wrong with calling someone a "fag" since he so proudly mentioned it in his response, trivializing it as though it was nothing. I can only imagine what hateful language he was using with that moderator recently.

So again, thank you to XDA's moderators for keeping this a place for everyone to feel comfortable and not supporting bigotry, YOU ROCK!
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Seriously, why can't everyone's first post on this forum be like this?

Thank you for not being like a lot of the new users, who just post rubbish across the forums.

Also for what it's worth, I agree with you 100% about the great job that the moderators and admins do.

Finally, welcome to XDA and I hope you continue to visit and enjoy your time here :)

James
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
What he said ^^

Welcome and thanks for understanding what XDA is all about! :good:
[About XDA developers] conantroutman:
Sent From My Fingers To Your Face......
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
Dream come true for the OP...lol

Got a thanks from the admin right in his first post :thumbup:
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
2 admins :rolleyes:
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
Blame tapatalk for not using Paint properly :rolleyes:
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidgelb:
Hi all,

I just ordered the Nexus 10 yesterday, and after reading all the reviews, am pretty excited! I then saw the rumors of a possible KLP release this Spring. Does anyone have any opinions on whether or not the Nexus 10 will receive Key Lime Pie? I understand it is a dual core tablet, but not sure if this would disqualify it from the upgrade. Also, would I be wise waiting until Spring for the next tablet to come out (as I am not in a dire need of it right now), or do you N10 owners think I am going to be just as good going with the N10?

I realize this is all speculative and objective, but I appreciate any insight you may have, as I am very new to the tablet market.

Thanks!

-David
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stiggy2012:
1. Dual A15, not A9.

2. Nexus devices always get the latest version of android literally the day it's released.

Enjoy your tablet.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigmatty:
yes, that is one of the main points of these "straight from Google reference devices" - they always get the latest OS from Google. At some point yes, physical hardware limitations will kill off older reference devices, but the N10 is literally the newest one (as of today) so not going anywhere for a long time!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidgelb:
Thanks, Stiggy! Do you mean that the dual A15 (as opposed to the A9) will be adequate for the quad-core recommendation of Key Lime Pie?

-David
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
What quad-core recommendation? I have seen no hard facts about it at all. As far as the dual-core A15, it outperforms many comparable quad cores.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidgelb:
Oh...that makes sense. I was just reading that KLP devices will most likely be quad-core driven...but makes sense regarding the A15. I am very new to the mobile chip scene as most of my experience is desktop CPU. But that certainly helps.

Thanks!

-David
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lvnatic:
I was in the same situation as you, but from what I read it seems that the a15 dual core is stronger then most of the mobile available quad cores on the market.

As for latest updates, this device will most likely get them for the next 2 years, at least officially, after that we have this forum.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidgelb:
Thank you, everyone. I really appreciate that - it is a big help. Looking forward to getting my new toy tomorrow!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bimmerboii:
Thats the trend right now.. Releasing quad core cpus. But its not a requirement.

Like others have said, Nexus 10 A15 is current gen technology. Most quad core phones are behind it.

And i agree with the poster above. I believe the Nexus 10 will receive at least 2 (or even 3) OS updates. Key Lime Pie and whatever the next one is.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidgelb:
That is encouraging. I have the Sprint GNex and have carrier tied OS delays...it will be nice to get the OS as soon as it hits Google's servers!!

One other question - does anyone here use their Nexus 10 to take handwritten notes? I won't be doing it often, and would prefer the great screen (over the Note 10.1), but if there is a reliable way to take notes on occasion, that would round it out for me.

Any suggestions (on App and stylus) would be appreciated!!

Thanks,

David
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ttige:
I use my N10 with a stylus and an app called Papyrus to take notes. The stylus is a cheap one I found on amazon, it was a pack of 4 for 2$.

It works decently, but having your palm on the screen prevents the screen from recognizing your handwriting. I usually wear a hoodie or long sleeves, using it to cover my palm, and it works great. However, it doesn't recognize the handwriting as accurately as the S-Pen from the Note. I use it when I have to do some math and don't feel like wasting 10 pages of paper to write my calculations down.

I'd rather suggest a bluetooth keyboard and Evernote to take notes, it works better for me. I also use External Keyboard Helper to remap the keyboard as US-International, but it induces some very light lag.
[HTC Desire X] vaporCRO:
Hello,

Is there a possibility to add POWERAMP locksreen widget to stock Desire X lockscreen.
[HTC Desire X] CaH9:
If you mean music widget then go to poweramp - settings - lock screen and enable it.
[HTC Desire X] djranbhir:
yes :good:

:good:hit thanks if it helped you
[Member-Found Deals] saket_oo:
okay so the price of One X + got reduced by 10000INR (~190$)...

now it costs equal to nexus 4 in Indian market...

so now what phone u recommend people

(pls dont close this thread, this thing doesnt happen every other day)

exept processor, ram and dev support onex+ tops the other
[Member-Found Deals] lars1216:
Nexus 4 for sure. Can't beat those google provided updates in my opinion. No skin and first to have a new Android version.
[Member-Found Deals] saket_oo:
bro with all the devs around this is not a major problem :)

i just wanted to know how much is difference in performance..
[Member-Found Deals] DowntownJeffBrown:
I own both buy the neXus 4 its the smoothest best performing phone I've ever owned. Also there is about 0 development for the HOX+

Sent by my Kitteh he chews on muffins on my Sexy Nexi 4 using Tapatalk
[Member-Found Deals] matgras:
^^^ hes right

sony xperia ray

ics 4.0.4 rooted

stock rom