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[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] exavion:
The more and more I travel, the more I run into situations where an outlet is available. On my workday, without any 'power conservation' options or debloating, my One runs from 7am-7pm with roughly 50% charge left. I use it quite a bit to check feeds, text, the occasional game - and music streaming mornings/afternoons on my 15-30 minute subway commute. I only use it heavily on the train/bus/plane, and usually plugs are available... I guess a car would prove more difficult, but a car charger would help if I was in the passenger seat and gaming on it the whole time or watching movies. And I certainly did not purchase this Mercedes of a phone because I was going to go backpacking with it.

But - everyone I know uses their phone differently - I personally would not consider the phone disposable by a longshot.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] WolfsFang:
If iphones last as long as they do with out replacing a battery i see no reason why our phones wont last a long time. Also obvious troll is obvious.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] CocheseUGA:
I can only imagine how your research and buying process went:

*Scene opens, at a computer*

'OOH, SHINY!' *clicks buy*

/fin
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Jayedamina:
These trolls on XDA lately:laugh:
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
I'm actually not sure the OP is a troll, if that is what you mean. Just an uninformed shopper.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] blackangst:
lol
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] EclipzeRemix:
10/10 post, would read again
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] desiregeek:
Don't people do their homework these days or ask questions before buying??
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] harpr33t:
I scratched up the bottom speakers grill and sent it back to be repaired. They soar they have to replace the screen too even though it works perfectly fine. They quoted me 180 dollars -.-
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
No, they make an uniformed decision and then come here talking about liking the technical specs and being surprised by the lack of sd card and imbedded battery... Both of which are clearly stated in the specs I read.

And I'm sure someone on XDA will shortly figure out an easy method to replace the battery. And if not it's a good excuse to get the next latest and greatest...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] RangerLG:
Didn't you post this two days ago? Looks like that thread got deleted.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] clninja:
Are you seriously going to keep reposting this when it gets deleted?

Someone ban this guy.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] craighwk:
I guess Samsung is still paying "reviewers" to "review" the HTC phones.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jonathan3579:
Where the hell are the moderators for this section? There is so many pointless or redundant threads that this place is overrun with crap.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] coupetastic-droid:
Haha wow. What a troll. Didn't you post this a few days ago? The exact same thing? Some people are extreme...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Becool0130:
WTF! This thread is still I've but how???

Bro, my thread got deleted and your a moron to twist my words!

I stated that above all your dillusional for buying a phone without specing it out throughly.

Secondly, I stated ALL phone batteries will take a hit within a years time. They certainly will not charge to maximum.

That said, it shouldn't matter if you're phone has a removable battery or non removable one. Because BOTH will need a backup battery or 2, rather that be an external battery or another battery.

Have you ever heard of apple??? There is no way they could have became so popular if people was worried about the non removable battery ;)

Now its time for the HTC One to shine :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] bblackmoor:
Yes, exactly. That's why it's important (mandatory, I would say) to be able to replace the battery. Otherwise, you're spending $580 to buy a phone that's designed to be thrown away in 18 months.

For myself, I got a Samsung Galaxy S4 yesterday, and I am well pleased. I would recommend a Galaxy S4 to anyone currently considering a HTC One.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] bblackmoor:
That's unkind. I bought the HTC One in good faith, with my own money. I also bought the S4 with my own money, after discovering that the HTC One had a fatal design flaw. I am simply trying to keep others from making the same mistake I made.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Becool0130:
Moron! Read the whole post.

The HTC One battery can be "replaced" by a number of ways.

1) Morphie battery case or any brand

2) Cheap external battery.

Thing is, if both will take a hit then BOTH HAVE OPTIONS For a backup battery.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] C Murder:
Apparently you didn't read the actually review, cause each one talks about the battery in the features and specs. Do better research next time before you make a large dollar purchase. I would hate for you to buy an electric car, when you were actually looking for a gas car.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Becool0130:
LOL
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] LatineDictum:
How is the HTC One having a non-removable battery exactly a design flaw? Just because you are displeased with it not having a replaceable battery is by no means a "design flaw". HTC is not the only manufacturer to build non-removable battery devices as well, so by your definition, the HTC One, Apple iPhone, and other devices that don't have a removable battery is a design flaw? I guess a big company like Apple is not aware of this problem, and neither are the other manufacturers as well. Best inform them before they lose money over this design flaw.

Also, if others are enjoying the phone and ARE aware the battery cannot be removed by the user, why persuade and keep those wanting the HTC One because of your opinion? Let the buyer judge if they want the phone or not - not you.

Just because the battery cannot be removed is not entirely a legitimate reason why the phone is flawed.

Better luck next time.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] orangekid:
Why are YOU not reporting these threads?

If you are not going to report the threads you have no right to complain.

This thread was literally JUST reported right now, and behold! Here I am to close this thread at the speed of awesome.

@OP, you had your thread deleted and started this one 9 minutes later.

Not smart.

Do not start another thread like this, and in the future at least do an iota of research on the device you are going to buy.

Thanks, and have a great Thursday :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mari Calazans:
Hey there, new on xda (newbieee). So I bought a Sgn2 last march end rooted it from a stock rom. Everything was perfectly fine until yesterday when the external speaker suddenly stopped working at all. No notifications, no media sounds, nothing happens. I've ben reading other theads/foruns and already tryed things like put the headphones in and out the jack, factory reset and return to a stock rom. Now I have a stock rom 4.1.2 ZTO (Brazil) and the problem still persists. When I run the hardware test (*#0...) , the speaker does not respond yet. Anyone with similar issue? And now a totally noob question... Could a stock kernel cause some conflict? Install a new stock (another countries) rom with brand new kernel could solve it or it's hardware issue no matter what??? Sorry if thread is misplaced and thank you all if have any suggestion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] budde2:
I would go back Stock and take phone back to Store and have them look at it
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polishfly:
Hey all,

I am running official CM10 nightly with KAT Kernel 69 & 70 Lidpatch. Autorotate runs fine after I install the CM10 nightly each time, then I install the KAT Kernels and it no longer works. I have tried to reach out regarding the KAT Kernel, but I have been told that's not the problem, even though the problem ONLY occurs AFTER I install KAT. Anyway, does anyone have this same issue with the same setup? Is there something obvious I am missing? Is there a Rayman Kernel for CM10? Any other Kernel worth trying?

P

Things I have tried:

Installing 4 or 5 different Nightlies

I test autorotate after each Nigtly before installing KAT (works fine)

I have left autorotate ON after Nightly and before installing KAT

I have left autorotate OFF after Nightly and before installing KAT

All have the same result...no auto rotate after KAT install.

I also installed Accelerometer Monitor and verified that the accelerometer is on and working properly....its only the damn autorotate...anyone else have this issue??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JLowe:
Does somebody knows a way how to backup the different account settings in Gmail?

like already asked here quite long ago http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1114219&highlight=gmail+backup

I have quite a lot different accounts i.e. with different label settings and sounds and it would be great to backup these settings.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mesch181:
Gmail account settings

Hi,

have you tried Rom Toolbox Pro / App Manager? There's a option to save these and other important data.

Manfred
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Arkobad:
I need to listen to MP3s throught the bluetooth headset.

I don't need a good sound quality - it's just for speech.

I just want to play that MP3 continuously (again and again) so I'd be able to put on paper as much as possible.

So is there a way to play a MP3 (or any other sound format) using the BT headset?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
i think it require a bluetooth profile which the xda2 dont currently support
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] captin:
I use a SouthWing BT headset, bought on Ebay.co.uk for around £35.

It supports both the BT handsfree and headset profile, which the XDA2 supports too.

I can listen to MP3's or use it to take or make calls. You should be able to use any BT headset that supports the headset profile, most only support the handsfree mode.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Pastor:
MP3s through Bluetooth

I have a Plantronics M3000 headset when I bonded it with my XDA II I selected the option for the headset profile from BT Tools. When I switch on the headset mode from the Today Screen I get a bleep on the headset but no audio is transferred to the headset it still comes out of the speaker. Do I need to tweak any other settings?

Im guessing that the Plantronics is not fully compatable with the headset profile.

Thanks for any help.

Paul
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Arkobad:
OK. Where can I get the required BT profile? Does the Widcomm driver have it?

It normally works on my PC - I can listen to all sounds form PC throught the BT dongle and BT headset. So it's just a question of driver. Where can I get it for my XDA2?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chris_khho:
Can u provide more details please? I couldn't find your mentioned headset from Ebay.co.uk
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] captin:
This ie the companies web site - http://www.south-wing.com/

When I was setting up the pairing on my XDAII it recognised the earpiece as having the headset protocol and asked if i wanted to connect using the headset profile or the handsfree profile, I chose the headset one. It still works perfectly as a handsfree earpiece but also allows me to listen to anything played with the windows media player, which i use for MP3's.

It also works with a PC using a bluetooth dongle, I use it as a handsfree phone for my home phone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
how does it handle music ?

i mean does it play one channel of the stereo

or does it play joind mono ?

to me listening to music with 1 ear is pretty useless
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hops:
can you please also elaborate which rom version ? pocket BT tools installed or not? which BT stack?

the headset and handsfree profile are supported by MOST BT headsets

my jabra 250 suppprts both profiles, but I am never able to channel windows media output through the BT headset :(((

so any info would be very insghtful
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chris_khho:
Hi captin,

I had a look on the website. It didn't mention that the handsfree can support xda2. Also, there's no info at all that it can be used to listen mp3.

Can u show us more how you do it?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] abeerm5took:
mp3

ok friend to use your headset with xda2 to lesson to mp3 you need widcomstck you can find in our fourm and kai blutooth headset batch you can buy from handango in 3 dollars and you can give to our fourms instool both and make pairing with your headset and thats work fine but only mono beacuse we need blutooth headset streo and in the market only mono thanks :P
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cruisin-thru:
I think you must be the only person on the planet that has mp3 working through bluetooth without any patches/hacks/etc, can you please elaborate more because it doesnt work for anybody else.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mikeaus:
I am using a Plantronics M1000 (M1500) with iMate 1.52.00WWE.

With Pocket Bluetooth Tools I can use it for Phone calls but not MP3.

Annoyances are -

1. I can't initiate dialling from teh Headset unless I dial from the phone and then hangup (even if BT permanently on).

2. If I leave BT permanently on the Headset battery goes flat very quickly in standby.

3. If a Call comes in on Call Waiting, the call transfers to the phone and I can't get it back to the Headset

Mike Sydney
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] DaleReeck:
Any more news on this? The world waits... :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] damcmillan:
Bluetooth/XDA 11 Integration

Hi Guys,

Just thought I would let you know that New Answer Ltd have done bespoke integration work into Bluetooth headsets. For the application that you are talking about, it is possible to develop an app to run MP audio apps to any bluetooth headset. get intouch with info@newanswers.co.uk

Dan
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] andy_smiling:
Yesterday, I tried w/ Kai's Bluetooth Headset patch

I've found that it doesn't work with XDAII.

So, I'm still waiting for the new patch.

Besides, does anyone know what Tobias, Pocket Tools developer, is doing?

I've sent emails to him serveral timee But there is no reply. His website also stop progressing as well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlee2:
Headset Profile

So, the XDA 2 does not have the profile that allows MP3's to be played through a headset. But does anyone know a profile that allows voice dialing from the headset? South-Wing has voice dialing from the headset but captin is the only person i know who has it working on the XDA 2. Anyone got any suggestions?

Michael
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] DaleReeck:
Re: Headset Profile

Unfortunately, it's not as simple as just a profile. Since a third party voice dialing software has to be manually added to the XDA II (its not built in), the headset would have no way of knowing which application to "activate" when the headset button was pressed. The only way I see this happening is, if someone can hack the bluetooth stack to detect a headset button press, then route the command to a voice dial software installed on the XDA II. Ideally, the dll would have an interface that would allow you to select the application you want executed when the bluetooth headset button is pressed.

Rumor has it that the iPaq 6300 won't have voice activated dialing either - and it will have the best bluetooth software stack around, the Widcomm stack. If it won't support it, I wouldn't have much hope for the XDA II unless some hacker decides to give it a try. But it sounds like a lot of work.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlee2:
Reply from South Wing

I sent a email to South Wing about compatibility with the XDA 2 and i got this reply

The XDA II does not support the Bluetooth hands-free profile which is used by the NeoVoice USB headset and gives access to the various hands-free mode features of the device.

However, it supports the headset profile also supported by the NeoVoice USB. This means you can make and receive calls perfectly and use functions of the headset like voice dialing.

Overall, without the hands-free mode capability, the features you would miss on are only the following ones: rejecting a call, transferring a call to the phone, last number redialing and disconnecting from the phone.

The headset is available online from expansys.com (type NeoVoice in the search box) where you may acquire the USB cable and car charger for little more.

There you have it from the horses mouth, hope this is some help

Michael
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] DaleReeck:
Re: Reply from South Wing

Hmmm. Interesting. But I still don't see how voice dialing can be supported through the headset. Again, the XDA II has no built in voice dialing software, so there's nothing to standardize on. Therefore, your only option is a third party dialing app. So, if you were to install something like Microsoft's Voice Dial, the headset would have no way of knowing that it needs to call the Microsoft Voice Dial EXE when you press the headset button. Other bluetooth phones that do support voice dial can use headsets that, when you press the headset button, can call standard API's that initiate the voice dialing capability on the phone. The XDA II does not have this standard API set.

Anyway, I'm still more interested in pushing standard sound like MP3's and audio books through the BT headset. But the voice dialing stuff is interesting nonetheless.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alexball:
Now I really would love to listen to MP3 to headset.

Has anybody ever done this?

Could you please give us a step by step howto.

Thanks alot

Alex
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] andy_smiling:
Thailand people is waiting for the next step too.

http://www.pdamobiz.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ted_simple:
Seems to be no way we can listen to mp3 soon

Now I've tried the widcomm stack, using the bluetoothgps.zip posted on page 14 of the "XDAII and bluetooth gps" topic. After the cab installation, I could add my sony hbh-600 headset using the widcomm drivers and activate the audio gateway. But as soon as I start to play audio from media player or pocket music player, the speaker from the headset becomes mute (there was a background noise before).

I also tried to activate the headset while music was already playing but that only caused the ppc speakers to become mute and there was nothing coming out of the headset.

The registry values which Kai's headset batch sets were already set for my system, you can also find them in the "XDAII ..." topic.

Using the free Tascal Registry Editor I imported the registry settings which were posted by Towa and JoseF - on page 3 or 4 I think of the same topic. What harm could it do, I thought, but it didn't change a thing.

Before installing the widcomm stack, I also tried to upgrade the microsoft bluetooth drivers.

First, I've extracted and installed the bluetooth cab file from the newer official T-Mobile Rom 16007 since I didn't want to install the whole thing and to hard reset. The files copied without error so I guess the update worked.

Then I installed the newest Pocket Bluetooth Tools 1.1.00.

Now I'm at least able to use the headset for phone calls.

For now, the MS Stack just doesn't support an audio gateway and nobody has made an effort to hack the widcomm stack either. Towa (the Pocket Bluetooth Tools author) did mention that he planned to implement such a feature in a future release. That was last december and I guess it was beyond his capabilities to upgrade the MS stack that much.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alexball:
It does not work for me either. But it seems to be close.

Does anyone know if the Jabra BT 200 supports audio/voice gateway?

Thaks alot.

Alex
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alexball:
Ok now I figuered that the jabra bt 200 is able of playing musik. I got it connected with my PC but not through "audio gateway" but through the headset profile.

No when I connect it to my PDA the speaker turns off. When i trie to turn the volume up the PDA volume slider gets stuck at the second lowest level and I can not out it up by stick nor by the slider button.

Help. What can I do? thanks.

Alex

P.S. How can I remove the normal BT stack? I olway have two icons. the old one stays disabled.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] francochin:
buy a freaking mp3 player for god sake...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Arkobad:
MP3 via BlueTooth - It works !!!

Finally, there is an application, which does it!

http://www.pocketkai.de/en/ce142.htm

Unfortunatelly tested only on iPAQs....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alexball:
oh... Mr. Nice Guy. You help is apreciated. You know an MP§ player that does Bluetooth?

ted_simple tried the kai progy but without success

Alex
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ronald2oo2:
MP3 over BlueTooth

Anyone got this working yet on the XDA :?:

I like to get TomTom voice on the BT ear piece.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlee2:
Bluetooth MP3 players do exists

By simply typing 'bluetooth mp3 player' into yahoo.com i was able to find a number of mp3 players with a 'handsfree' profile. I own a Creative Lab Zen Xtra player so cant see the point in using my XDA 2 as one aswell. Anyway the battery life on tghe XDA 2 would not last too long being used as a MP3 player. But maybe it is better to wait for a good bluetooth mp3 player to come onto the market
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Darkmoon:
ok i,ll just have my 2 pence worth in here I can listen to mp3,s wma wav files through my headset, I can also use voice dailing, and also chat in microsoft portrait with my bluetooth headset I have a M1000 and these are my headset here is the web address where they can be purchased from

http://www.sonorix.com/~tven/eng/product/product_bap.php

only problem they are expensive and u have to pay import tax on them but they are brill
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ronald2oo2:
Great, what a coincidence, I was just checking out the Sonorix site when I see your "2 pence".

Can you listen mp3 etc. from the XDA via bluetooth or is this only from the internal audio player?????

If from the XDA, do you have the standard BT stack (which ROM version do you use) or do you have e.g. a widcomm stack?

(PS I hoped the zip where the drivers, but no)

Thanx for sharing your experience.

Ronald
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JoseF:
Hi,

I have test this headset.

You cannot listen to music from the xda. Just from the headset mp3 player.

How ever the problem is not the headset, It´s the XDA bluetooth profile.

If you listen to music from the PC via bluetooth the sound quality is very good.

Regards

Josef
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] MH-Droid:
My gios battery is old and it frees up very quick

I decided to buy another battery.

What is the best battery for gio?

I noticed that there is batteries with more than 2000mah..

Is it safe ??!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] punmer:
I said an other battery toppic. I think, u should try this battery ;)

http://dx.com/p/4-2v-2500mah-batter...amsung-s5830-i569-i579-2-flat-pin-plug-157636

GT-S5660 cihazımdan Tapatalk 2 ile gönderildi
[One (M7) General] clninja:
Who came from a Galaxy S3? And how do you like the change? I'm coming over from being loyal to Samsung since the vibrant ( was HTC only before that). I Havnt liked the iterations of sense on previous HTC phones that's why I have been going with Samsung. Is the new sense 5.0 a lot better?

Those switching from s3 to one I would appreciate your opinions
[One (M7) General] xdracco:
my opinion is that I would never by a cheap piece of over priced plastic ever again. still holds true after holding an S4 yesterday.. software alone doesn't win me over.
[One (M7) General] john291:
me

I come from a galaxy s3....

I dont regret it a bit...

Wait till you hear the speakers....you will love it...;)