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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Optimistic Pessimist:
Sheared off, whilst in your hands, using it? Or left on the table/etc, came back and found it sheared off? Or sheared off, whilst you were inserting it back into the S-pen slot?

You weren't playing fruit ninja, were you?

Perhaps, your brother snapped his and simply swapped it with yours?

Because, I'm holding my S-pen right here, and the only way I can see it having broken as your photo depicts, is for it to have been snapped by hand.

Defective workmanship, would more likely result in it not being glued/affixed/assembled properly and it separating from each other, but not snapping/shearing.

If it truly was as you state it, then see if you can get a replacement under warranty. Otherwise purchase another one from ebay/etc or glue it back together and use it ghetto style.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chrischoi:
Sounds and looks like S-Pen Ninja.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Flyffe Myrddin:
Again, that is just the two pieces. I have shaved off the extra plastic with a knife. That is not what it looked like when it broke. I pulled the s-pen out and when I held it like a pencil like you are supposed to, with the ass-end resting on the crook between my thumb and forefinger, it just sheared off.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chrischoi:
sheared

past tense of shear (Verb)

Verb

Cut the wool off (a sheep or other animal).

Cut off (something such as hair, wool, or grass) with scissors or shears.

So you cut it off? I'm just giving you a hard time. I would def call into the carrier or Samsung. If you came to my store, I could probably get you one at no charge.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Flyffe Myrddin:
Anyone who would just cut up their s-pen is insane. But yeah, I've been attempting to get this resolved for a couple days now. Samsung won't put me on with an actual human, so I think I'm going to contact AT&T about it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] VivaLaCam92:
Ohhh big spender.. Try being deployed on the other side of the world and having to spend $869 to get one
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] D3_:
"I'm not going to try to help you at all, I'm just going to try to one up your problems"
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] VivaLaCam92:
Your answers were posted earlier, quit being a cheap ass and buy a new one. They go for $10 all day on eBay.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] D3_:
I'm not even the OP.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] VivaLaCam92:
Which makes your comment just as useless as you said mine was.. Bye bye
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] decko5:
My S Pen was writing on screen without ever touching it. It was WONKY as hell for no reason. Smasung sent me a shipping label and they asked me to ship the pen and proof of purchase. They sent it back and my S pen is badass again.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] carynlsanders@outlook.com:
Mine did break off legitimacy, the shell of the tip end is in my phone. My pen looks like mechanical guts on the top (tip) half & the butt half is still intact. So yes it is possible. It also started the same way Charlotte's did. Where the button part that you push to secure the pen in & get it out just popped off. I went to put the pen in, noticed it was missing, found it reattached it put the pen back in its slot and the button never worked again. So I had to tap it a bit to get the pen out. I have never misused the pen, nor let it just lie around.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Peakman:
Mine lost the button one day suddenly, so I've lost some of the functions... still good as a writing tool I guess.

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And it's kind of hard finding any store selling replacement one now...

And I don't want to spend much just for getting back the button.
[HTC Rezound] LoneWolf:
Allright , my computer gave its last breath this morning im s on is there a way to flash the boot without the pc
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
Yes, if you have a PH98IMG of the kernel. A lot of ROMs now will make the PH98IMG of the boot.img for you during install though, so all you need to do is accept the "update" after you flash the ROM. Or, some ROMs come with the kernel in a PH98IMG file posted in the OP that you can download. You just put that on your sd card and flash it in hboot.

If the ROM you want to use doesn't have one you can make one by swapping out the boot.img inside a PH98IMG file that is already made. Just make sure the android-info.txt file has the correct mainver listed in it.

I've attached a PH98IMG of an OLD stock boot.img you can use as a template (do not flash this kernel). Delete the boot.img in it and replace it with the one you want to use and edit the android-info.txt file to your mainver since this one is from GB days. If you don't know it and can use the pc to get it put the phone in fastboot and type

fastboot getvar all

(hm... can you do all that on your phone? I'm not sure...)

In case you can't use your pc at all and it helps, I'm currently on the global leak and my mainver is... huh... mine is blank when I use "fastboot getvar all". Hmph.

Or, is there a particular kernel you need to flash now? If you post your mainver I or someone else can make a PH98IMG file of it for you.
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
Hallo,

I use ROM EQDKP v.5.2 for my Wildfire S.

This runs stable and seems to work perfect.

But there is one thing: power consumption is still quite high although this Rom should work very careful with energy.

(I considered the advices of finance.resat here already!!)

Especially there seem to be shown wrong data at Android power consumption manager.

If you click on the power curve there e.g. is shown an app with 86% consumption that I have not started for days. Two load cycles have been done since its last start.

And there are shown only very few other consumers (handy-standby (2%) and Bluetooth (2%)).

I miss at least 'WLAN' and 'Android-system' yet.

A power control app like 'GO Power Master' shows completly other data and also much more.

Here I can see 'Android System' also (50,22%)!! So this seems much more believable/true than the Android accu controler of EQDKP itself!!

Does anybody of the EQDKP developers (e.g. finance.resat) or users of EQDKP v.5.2 know what's wrong here?

(sorry, but I was not allowed to open an thread in 'Wildfire S Android Development')

Thank you so much for your hints and advices!!

Greetings from Softterrier.
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
Hi Falk, das die angezigte Energie Konsumenten falsch angezeigt werden ist ein kleiner Sense Bug und die Sache mit dem Akkuverbrauch hängt von vielen Faktoren ab z.B WLAN Nutzung. Taktung der CPU, Bildschirm An Zeit Helligkeit etc.

Hello Falk, the displayed Power Consumention is false in Sense Roms but Battery lifetime has to do with many factories. For example WLAN activity, frequency of CPU , display on time and brigthness of course.

Grüße Kevin

Greetings Kevin
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
EQDKP-Rom v.5.2: errors at energy consumption display

Hi Kevin,

WLAN, Bluetooth, Display-Helligkeit... Ist schon klar, daß das den Verbrauch beeinflußt.

Aber darum geht es ja nicht, sondern darum, dies alles beobachten zu können!!!

Deine Antwort generiert 4 neue Fragen...

* wo bitte steht Genaueres zu diesem Sense-Bug?

* Betrifft das Sense allgemein oder nur EQDKP?

* Betrifft das nur die Sense-Version 3.5 ?

* Gibt es keinen Bugfix dazu? Usw.

Welches App empfiehlst Du andernfalls, um diese Daten (Höhe und Zeitpunkt des Energieverbrauchs jeder aktiven App) zu erhalten?

Ich fand nur eines: GO Power Master.

Diesen aber blicke ich nicht wirklich (Menüpunkt 'Energieang' unter 'Werkzeuge') bzw. ist er wohl buggy...

Was bedeutet 1 Tag? Denn die Werte scheinen nicht aktualisiert zu werden.

Manuell geht es nur durch Neuaufruf, wobei aber bisherige Vorgänge offenbar nicht berücksichtigt werden. GPS z.B. wird NIE angezeigt.

Offenbar ist ausgerechnet diese Funktion erneut fehlerhaft!...

Grüße an Dich, von Falk
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
Ich finde Gsam Battery Monitor gut. Kannst gucken welche Applikationen wie viel Akku zieht und ein paar andere Sachen.

MfG Kevin
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
EQDKP-Rom v.5.2: errors at energy consumption display

Hi Kevin,

Dein Tipp mit Gsam war super!! Die Anzeige ist ja wirklich sehr ausführlich.

Vielen Dank.

Ideal wäre allerdings nicht nur eine prozentuale Angabe, sondern eine absolute in mA.

Dann erst könnte man auch zwischen den Roms vergleichen!!...

Weißt Du denn auch noch etwas zu meinen letzten 4 Fragen, denn Du meintest ja, daß es ein Sense-Bug sei...

Danke Dir.

Olivier K. meinte übrigens, daß Sense 2.5 ein Energiefresser sei, weil es für ARMv7-Geräte gedacht ist/war und ein unfertiger Port sei.

EQDKP wäre insofern problematisch, obwohl es ja betont Akku-schonend sein soll.

Meinst Du, Deine Sense 2.1-Version AromaMarvellousSense macht mir vgl. zu EQDKP mehr Freude?

Andererseits arbeitest Du ja auch sehr konsequent an einer CM7- und einer CM9-Version.

CM7 ist ja mittlerweile bugfrei und alles unterstützend, nicht wahr? CM9 und CM10 noch nicht, oder?

Was würdest Du mir derzeit empfehlen?...

Viele Grüße an Dich, Falk
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
Also der sense 3.5 für armv7 Geräte ist ein port für unser armv6 Gerät. Sofern bleibt der unabgeschlossen und genauso cm9/10/10.1. Cm7 verbraucht ebenfalls mehr als Standard Sense. Für gute Akkulaufzeit würde ich dir meine Sense 2.1 Rom mit stock moddified Kernel (energiesparender als stock kernel) un genauso schnell oder dust v9 welches uebertaktet ist jedoch ebenfalls relativ guter Akkulaufzeit und mehr Performance.

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Zum sense bug der ist in allen sense Roms vorhanden und es gibt auch keinen fix.
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
Hi Kevin,

also ist es doch nicht wirklich ein Bug im Sense 3.5 bzgl. der Verbrauchs-Anzeige in 'Telefoninfos / Akku / Akkuverbrauch' !?...

Gibt es denn nicht eine Möglichkeit in Android, den Akkuverbrauch ABSOLUT anzuzeigen?

Also statt in % auch mit einem konkreten Strom in mA ?

Dann könnte man mal KONKRET ausdrücken, worüber wir sprechen: wieviel spart Sense 2.1 wirklich den Verbrauch?...

Wie mißt Du denn z.B. Performance und Akku, wenn Du so genau weißt, welche Stärken die einzelnen Roms haben?

Nur Intuition?

Selbst kann ichs garnicht sagen, weil ein sichtbar sinkender Ladewert natürlich übler aussieht als ein Batterie-Symbol mit 6-stufiger Anzeige.

Ich kanns so einfach nicht beurteilen zw. entscheiden, Kevin...

Von welchen Relationen sprechen wir denn überhaupt?...

Bzgl. Performance hab ich eher das Gefühl, daß es auch an der Zahl der im Hintergrund laufebnden Dienste handelt und die damit verbundene Umladung des RAMs bei App-Wechsel. Denn dabei fällt mir die Trägheit besonders auf: muß derzeit meist ziemlich lange warten, wenn ich per Taskmanager die App wechsle, z.B. zwischen WhatsApp und SMS-Manager.

Offenbar braucht das System/Kernel fest 250 MB, sodaß nur noch ca. 90..120 MB für Apps übrig bleiben. Da paßt natürlich nicht mehr viel ins RAM...

Du machst wahrscheinlich Benchmark-Tests, was aber in Praxis wg. des knappen RAM-Speichers wohl doch nicht viel ausmacht!?...

Noch zu Deinen beiden Sense 2.1-Roms... Könntest Du mir netterweise die beiden zugeh. Links geben?

Die Rom AromaMarvellousSense hattest Du ja offenbar nicht gemeint!?

Hab vielen Dank
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
Doch die AromaMarvrllousSense, wider link ist weißt du denke ich. Wie ich Gecheibdigkeit Messe nach Gefühl im Alltag. :)
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
Okay, m.a.W. es gibt keine Strommessung in Android??...

Wenn nein, sprechen wir bzgl. Akkuverbrauch zw. Sense 2.1 und Sense 3.5 denn nun eher von Verhältnissen 9:10, 4:5 oder eher 1:2 ?

Und wartest Du auch so lange beim Wechsel von der einen zur anderen App, wie beschrieben?...

Es sind ja eigentlich immer noch ca. 90 MB RAM permanent frei, sodaß mich das doch schon etwas wundert!...
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
Ersteres hat immer mit Taktfrequenz Kernel WLAN etc. Zutun. Mit dem stock modifiziert Kernel so 7/8:10 und mit dem dustv9 schätze ich 8/9:10.

2teres das kann ich dir momentan nicht sagen da mein was momentan mit 4.2.2 aokp läuft und das müsstest du dann selber testen. Ram war je nach Auslastung zwischen 160 und 90 mb bei normaler Nutzung ohne Spiele frei.

Spannung kannst du z.B mit Akku & Batterie hd Messen.

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Oder noch besser Batterie Info, damit hast du es in der statusbar.
[HTC Wildfire S] Olivier:
Guys, I think you should shift back to English. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] Falk2:
Hi Kevin,

es geht nicht um die Messung der Spannung, sondern die des STROMS!!

Nur dieser läßt Rückschlüsse auf den Energiehunger zu, während die Spannung überwiegend konstant bei überlicherweise 3,7 Volt bleibt.

Für Akku-Laufzeit-Vergleiche zwischen den Roms wären wohl nur absolute Stromverbrauchswerte pro App geeignet. Leider jedoch werden immer nur relative CPU-Auslastwerte angezeigt. Zumal Akkulaufzeiten ja auch von den im Hintergrund laufenden Diensten abhängen, wo sich die ROMs ja auch unterscheiden.

Ich bin skeptisch, ob Du durch rein empirische Eindrücke wirklich sagen kannst, daß z.B. eine Sense 2.1-Rom um 7/10 sparsamer ist als eine 3.5-Sense-Rom!...

4.2.2 aokp --> Du nutzt wirklich CM10, obwohl das stromfressend auf Sense 3.5. basiert?...

Und zum langsamen App-Wechsel...

Wie kommt das denn, daß immer ca. 100 MB im Ram freigehalten werden, und trotzdem der App-Wechsel beim WFS so langsam ist?

Offenbar werden die nie genutzt!?...

Bei der HTC-Stock -Version war mir der lange Wechsel übrigens weit weniger unangenehm aufgefallen!...

Wie ist das denn bei CM10?...
[HTC Wildfire S] izi501:
Just an online translation would at least allow us, poor people who do not speak a word of Goethe's language, to try to help you with your problem :D
[HTC Wildfire S] Kevinjoa:
For me battery life is not that muvh importsnt for you and I geht equal battery life with the most Roms after some days. My Sense 2.1 is fast and stable and the perfect Rom for you is the one you fpund besteht so please test Roms so you can see the differences.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] encik_racun:
Does anyone know step by step to correctly install trickster?

Here what i do...

Flash fresh stock...

Flash CWM in order to later flash root...

Install trickster....

Run trickster and it ask for superuser permission...GRANTED!

Then its just closed with popup...trickster need root device?

I try update busybox but still same...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Afro Az:
To preface this, the phone is completely stock and unlocked. I've been using the phone now for about 3 weeks with absolutely zero problems. I plug it in to charge over night, wake up the next morning and it's completely unresponsive.

Won't turn on.

No LED notification light (Green or Amber)

Isn't recognised by my laptop as a disc drive either.

Any ideas, tips or suggestions as to how I can get it working again, short of calling the supplier and getting a replacement?

Thank guys.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
With adb or fastboot you pc will recognize your phone?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Afro Az:
It might do but I have no idea how to do it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShortFlip:
Mine just did the same thing today, it discharged very quickly this morning and now it won't even charge at all. Not sure what to do....
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
My god. This has also happened to me. A few others have also had this problem. Contact HTC and file for a repair/replacement. I did today. Seriously sucks because its a solid phone otherwise.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Afro Az:
This is a worrying trend.. So there are no other alternatives just request a repair/replacement?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
It really is. I've already contacted my brother, whom is pretty high up in att, about the matter. I'd consider myself a veteran of android and I have had no progress on the fix, it seems only to be hardware. In layman terms, yes you'll have to get it replaced.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShortFlip:
How long would the repair take? And would they send you a replacement first, because now I have no phone.....:(
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
I'd say about 2 weeks at most. But no, they'll repair or replace the phone depending on the issue. Likely replace.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShortFlip:
I have the T-Mobile version would I be able to go into a store and request a replacement ?

Only asking because I have never had an issue like this with any of my phones.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ss_snail:
drop ship

When speaking to the HTC rep., try tossing around the phrase "can you drop ship a replacement phone?" Ask for a manager if its existence is denied. Once you find someone with enough power to "drop ship" the replacement phone, they'll take your credit card, then immediately send you the replacement phone and a box to ship back the defective phone. If you don't return the bad device, they'll charge your card.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrickL0rd:
happened to me twice - try holding power button for like 1min - it should turn on then
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
I opened a thread about this problem, but seems only some people have this defect.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scottland:
I've had this problem too, it's currently with HTC (UK) to repair or replace. It arrived on Tuesday, still awaiting to hear back.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gemini002:
If I hold down the power button it turns on....it happens when u charge and turn it on while stll plugged into the charger...happened to all 3 of my ones..this is a software thing nothing wrong with phone imo just don't turn phone on after full charge while plugged in
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Afro Az:
It seems that my phone isn't dead after all. Holding the power button down does seem to work... It's a strange bug..
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowboy23:
I don't get why people turn the phone OFF in the first place? I never turn my phone OFF at all. I sometimes restart the phone but that is it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NubKnacker:
I work as a software developer and for the better part of my day I'm looking at my work screen and my phone is on silent. Because of this I miss SMS's and missed call notifications sometimes for hours. I have been looking for an app that allows me to push some, if not all, notifications raised by my phone to my desktop.

I tried growl but that requires a local web server which I cannot obviously run at work. I also do not have access to my work network from my phone because wifi is restricted. So I need a solution that sends these notifications over the web.

Is there an app or a service that can push notifications from android to my desktop?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apurvapatel:
MightyText might be the app you are looking for.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...s#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDIxMiwiY29tLnRleHR5LnNtcyJd
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NubKnacker:
Thanks, didn't realize mighty app also gave missed call notifications. Is there any other app that gives me native windows notifications?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apurvapatel:
MightyText fits my needs. Havent tried any other such app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] salmander:
Android Desktop Notifications.

You can even choose which app notifications you want to be forwarded to the pc. However, for SMS and missed call notifications only, Mightytext is the best. Good luck
[General Topics] aerobat:
Finally got my XDA 2 back from O2 today, seven weeks ago it went in for repair because the microphone and speaker did not work, and after all this time they still don't work and they charged me 75 quid.

So ignoring the fact I no longer have a phone, the back up battery shows full in it's cradle but as soon as I disconnect it, the back up battery power goes to zero.

It's about three months old, any ideas or is it the battery just died ?
[General Topics] dcs:
Sounds very much like O2 have not only not repaired your XDA II, but also screwed it up!

I think you should demand a replacement unit from O2, and your 75 quid back!
[General Topics] aerobat:
Went back to the store today and demanded my £75 which they repaid, they also offered to send the XDA away again but I just could not stand the hassle so am now just pondering what action to take.
[General Topics] dcs:
Well theres little use in keeping it as it is. Try insisting on a replacement. If they want to take it away to fix it again, ask for compensation or a loan unit. Make a nuisance of yourself :)
[General Topics] gerald8297:
Hi there,

there is only 1 way to charge your backup battery. By docking your xda2 at the cradle doesnt charge the backup battery. What u need to do is:

1)Hard Reset your device.

2)Do not proceed to the next screen. Remain at the Welcome Screen

3)Plug in the AC adapter and charge it at least for 8 hrs.

If u follow the above steps correctly, you should able to see your backup battery in 100% without reducing its percentage. Nevertheless, if your backup battery is really spoilt, pls insist a replacement and redo the above 3 steps once u got it replaced.

Good Luck.

Gerald
[Motorola Atrix HD] wamarler:
Hey XDA,

I recently unlocked the bootloader of my Atrix HD and installed the CM 10.1 mod. It boots, I can make calls... but can't install any apps. I get the message "Insufficient Storage Available." There's plenty of space available; I've rebooted into CWM recovery and selected "fix permissions," also tried wiping the cache and dalvik, but to no avail.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

EDIT: never mind, solved it -- "plenty of space available" was completely wrong. I still had a safestrap folder taking up 4GB of space. Deleted that, problem fixed.
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
Didn't that my first time too haha.

Sent from my PACMAN MATRIX HD MAXX
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treblesum81:
So I've just gotten a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 to go with my S3 and now that I have more than one device floating around my house, I'm wondering if there is a better way to share files and data among them than to hook each to my computer separately and then transferring stuff around by USB. I'm looking into Kies, but in the past, I've never been able to get it to work correctly, so I'm not sure if this will work any better on this attempt. Am I on the right path, or is there something different / better than Kies that I could use to have all three devices available on the network for sharing?

I guess I should probably ask if what I want is even possible... I'd really like an always on type of networking where as long as the device is online, I can push data back and forth (ie if my tablet is at home sleeping, and there is a file I want to get from it, I can access it from my phone and vis versa). In addition to that, I'd like a similar connection to exist between my two mobile devices and my computer so I can transfer files back and forth with the computer without having to take up desk space by connecting the device with USB. Please let me know if this is possible, and if it is, the best way to go about doing it in a stable and secure way.

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treblesum81:
bump in hopes of getting some guidance...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dadrocker:
Hi;

I have an usb OTG cable and Micro Sd Card reader for using HTC ONE. At first it was worked well.. But after a while my phone doesn't recognize. I tried mouse with OTG cable and it worked. I tried another usb flash and it worked too. But this sd card is not working. By the way, I can see the sd card and format it on my computer. I tried FAT32, NTFS and Ext24. I installed the Paragon but no luck.

What do i must check?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] PaulB007:
My battery seems to jump from 6% down to 1% and dies within a minute of that.. does anyone else have this issue? Would you try and find an excuse to get a replacement? I do have sprint insurance.