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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lutrinae:
Ironically, the 4.3 update on my Nexus 4 yesterday actually seemed to trigger the Package File is Invalid error, as it wasn't a problem before. MX Player and Jetpack Joyride are triggering this for me atm. Anyone else still have this on Android 4.3?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaime182221:
Several devices.....

Having the same issues on all of my devices, but only while trying to download on my home wi-fi. Like the OP said, anything over 5mb won't download. Droid Razr M, Droid Razr HD, Note 10.1, Tab 2 10.1, and Nexus 7 (running 4.3), I cannot figure out what changed on my Belkin router (AC900) to cause this to happen suddenly. It was just noticed last night, and I have spent hours today trying to find a fix, and creating more problems to fix. If anyone has any step by step instructions of how to fix this, please explain to me like you would a 6 year old. BTW, rooting is not an option of all of these devices, so please make it a root free option. And I have cleared all caches/datas and done all the force stops recommended, as well as removed the google accounts and readded them.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandezhjr:
Check for a firmware update for your router. Also, try switching to a different channel. You may have a neighbor that just fired up a router of their own that is interfering with yours.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daglesj:
In the UK here.

Basically over the past three to four months I was getting more and more Package File Invalid errors when updating. Then it got to all updates failing and I got fed up with it. I tried resets, kernels, you name it.

Then I noticed my Chromebook wasnt connecting to the wi-fi very well if using N wireless.

Anyway this couldnt go on so I replaced the Draytek 2710 for a TP-Link W8980 router last week.

Now everything works perfectly. No more Package File Invalid errors.

Brilliant!!!

However, he giveth and he taketh away.

When I was on 4.1 I had major network connection issues to my 3G network. Switching to 2G only was 100% solid. 3G would just fail all the while. Then I upgraded to 4.2.2 and the 3G became stable and all was fine.

Yesterday I moved to 4.3...now I'm back to the position I was in with 4.1, 3G/netowrk keeps dropping.

Might go Windows Mobile next time.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaime182221:
Still trying

Thank you so much for giving me something else to try. But, that didn't work either. Channel was set to Auto, so I tried 1, 6, and 11 separately. What I find the oddest about all of this, is that we have pinpointed it down to apps over 6MB are getting the error. If it is under 6, it downloads fine.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lutrinae:
Google's bug

So this is definitely Google's bug - Google "Package File Invalid while trying to download or update apps." as I can't post links yet.

Workarounds I've found are to download the app through Google Play over 3G/4G or download the apk from some other website. Good luck!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sixaxis94:
Forgot to mention but I managed to fix the issue on my side. It had something to do with the router settings. I don't know what I changed but I did something and it works now

Sent from my Nexus⁴ running PA 3.95
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] habylab:
Hi, I've searched around. But can't find anything!

I had Snapchat on stock ROM, and it worked fine. But now on CM10.1, it does not work properly. The recording cuts off under a second, with my finger still held down. I've emailed them, and waiting to a response, was wondering if anyone had had or fixed the problem?

Sent from my forever getting older Galaxy S3 (AVS2). Long live the original Galaxy S :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oxy59:
Same problem with CM10.1
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] habylab:
Damn. I've emailed, let's see what they reply with.

Sent from my forever getting older Galaxy S3 (AVS2). Long live the original Galaxy S :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naathaanb96:
I changed to leaked 4.2.2 sotmax and it works fine must be cm10.1 cam drivers.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oxy59:
So? What can we do ?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] woolster22:
As stated, updated to beans v17 and now my camera won't save to the sd card. It will save to phone though? Any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] cfish81:
OTA? Got mine OTA at work with bad wifi took forever to finish the download had a couple fc issues. I did a full wipe prior to flashing it. Anyways downloaded it on my comp at home with the add ons; sphere camera and VRAMC3 checked my MD5's to make sure the files were perfect and flashed the rom rebooted then flashed the add ons. So far all week with it and not one bug! :) Always check your MD5 I have seen one that didn't match using other roms do not trust non matching. If that doesn't fix it you may have to format your memory card so back it up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] gothere:
I am guessing you used a different kernel and swap file.

I did the same thing on version 16 and saw similar results.

Using the default beans settings for kernal and Swap brought it back to life.
[HTC Droid DNA] ncvikingx97:
Hey guys, so I am finally upgrading my galaxyy nexus. Right now I am stuck between the Bette looking, more powerful DNA, or the huge, beastly battery wielding note 2. Right now I am probably leaning towards the DNA, but the one determining factor is battery life. Is it as bad as they say? Coming from a gnex, it probably can't be any worse:p, but I am in need of at least solid battery life. Thanks !
[HTC Droid DNA] dwc2134:
If I turn the standalone GPS off, I get 12-16 hours of moderate to heavy use. Your mileage may vary. This may change as the 2.04/2.06 s-off comes out and we can root and rom our phones/.
[HTC Droid DNA] ghettomuffin:
It's far better than the Nexus, but obviously the Note 2 has the best of the three.
[HTC Droid DNA] wortz91:
I am locked and stock, my phone lasts from 8:30a - 11:00p. Moderate use throughout the day. Not a lot of games, but I am constantly browsing ign, tapatalk(xda), and bleacher report. I don't have any problems. Hopefully this helps!
[HTC Droid DNA] turtledrum13:
Mine lasts all day unless I'm in an area with really poor cell reception. Then it searches constantly and drains quickly. Moderate use, unrooted 2.06
[HTC Droid DNA] rfarrah:
Who says its bad? There are several other threads that talk about how great the battery life is for most DNA people. I EASILY get 12 hours on a fairly busy day. .....my $.02.
[HTC Droid DNA] mpappas87:
I consider the battery life on my DNA great. I don't know hours wise but I have never had to charge it in the middle of the day and I have gone 2 days on occasion (with light usage)
[HTC Droid DNA] jayochs:
i wouldn't even consider a note 2 now that the S4 is out....

but honestly, i'd chose the DNA over both of them.
[HTC Droid DNA] barski:
When I had my DNA stock the KWL would murder the battery to levels worse than my GNex by far. Probably a dead connection but anyways. I'm now S-OFF running Viper and my battery life if phenomenal.

Edit: What kinda typing did I do
[HTC Droid DNA] fr4nk1yn:
Battery life on the gnex was bad. Eventually I found Shiny ROM and Fancy kernel and could easily go 18 hours with 3+ hours screen on time.

Sense driving me nuts I haven't looked to fund the same info I used to check regularly but with that said I don't have to. The DNA gets marginally better battery life. I charge at night and go all day with the same usage of not more.

There's series of peopled getting horrible battery life then stories of people going days without charging. It's all about usage. 2 hours of playing Modern Combat 4 is much different than 2 hours of browsing although it'd the same screen on.

As a side note, no pun intended, I used a Note 2 for a week with cyanogenmod and got worst battery life than my gnex.
[HTC Droid DNA] th3_g00b:
I had the s4 for a full day, full charge. Battery life was not impressive at all. It was on par with my DNA if not worse imo
[HTC Droid DNA] jayochs:
i only meant for like, specwise alone..and screen lol the GS3 and NOte 2 screens suck.
[HTC Droid DNA] chispas117:
I love my note 2 very impressed with my battery life and honestly I cant see myself with anything but touchwiz...former apple dork here had all of them except the 5
[HTC Droid DNA] Mnorton1228:
14-16 hours battery on my DNA. Coming from my gnexus this is a godsend. I could only make it 4-6 hours on it.
[HTC Droid DNA] Xenoproctologist:
Screen off, battery life is pretty good. If you're always on wifi and do nothing but periodically clear out your email backlog and make the occasional brief phone call, it could go as much as three days before tapping out.

Screen on, the battery life is kinda mediocre. Figure about five or six hours of screen-on time will drain the battery. If you really wanted to, I'm sure you could zero it out in four or less.

Google Now and Latitude location services can increase idle power consumption by 50% or more. I spend most of my time on wifi, so I'm not sure to exactly what extent the various levels of cellular connectivity hit it. (And not going to test until I figure out why Google Music has decided that it should pull hundreds of megabytes per hour over my connection. All Access has issues...)

The headphone jack seems to draw more power than on previous phone's I've had. I haven't really quantified it yet, but I get substantially better battery life streaming music to a bluetooth 4 (w/ apt-X) receiver than I have with headphones plugged in. Worth keeping in mind.
[HTC Droid DNA] fr4nk1yn:
you're the only person I've ever heard say that.

I've been trying to figure out how I've fine through 4gb of data 2 weeks before my cycle resets. Going to have to check that out.
[HTC Droid DNA] th3_g00b:
I keep hearing that the Google services newest update has caused increased idle usage as far as data goes. Although, I've yet to see it. Would the people who are having issues state if they actually use them? I take sync off anything I don't use. Like Google music, books, movies, etc. So maybe that's why I don't see that problem. Anyone?
[HTC Droid DNA] rsims26:
Maps and location services were killing my battery. I did not open the Maps app yesterday yet it was one of my biggest battery draws. I turned off Google Now and I no longer have maps even listed today. However, my battery life is about the same. Go figure. I think that battery reporting is more likely the issue.
[HTC Droid DNA] yutsoku:
Li-pol is much more efficient than li-ion dna has Li-pol smaller batteries last longer. Also that's why it's non removable.
[HTC Droid DNA] xvicedice:
I swapped out my Note 2 for the Droid DNA (I know some of you will think im mad)

To be honest the battery lifes arent much different once you start using the phone.

The note 2 does have maybe 6 hours better battery life (For me anyway) but i found the GPS drained the battery alot more on the Note 2 than the Droid.

To be honest i still struggle to drain the DNAs battery within 24 hours. The note 2 with Heavy use probaly lasted 36 hours..

Again these are just my thoughts :)
[HTC Droid DNA] drumz0rz:
Who said the battery was bad?

I use my phone a lot, especially during my commute where it's pretty much screen-on for ~2 hours straight. Accordingly, I charge it while I sleep, and I leave it on a wireless charger at my desk. Weekends I only charge it when I sleep.

To date my phone has never run of of juice and died. I've brought it down to ~2-3% before, but it's never died. Just in case, I found a small 2000mAh backup on sale at Target for $15 which can provide 1 full charge if needed. (I want one of those 6000mAh mohpie beasts but honestly with this phone unless I'm going hiking for a weekend it's not worth the $100).

I should note that I leave GPS, WiFi, and NFC on 24/7. I rarely use Bluetooth so I turn that on ad hoc.

My previous phone was the HTC Thunderbolt. I loved that phone, but it's battery was really poor. I had to very carefully regulate my GPS, WiFi... hell, I'd even turn data on and off to conserve power. Switching was like night and day. The Droid DNA manages it's power very well and the battery everyone worried would be too small is the perfect balance of size vs. duration (using current battery technologies that is... everyone would love a phone with a 2 micron thick battery that lasted 4 weeks but lets be realistic...).

Seriously, as others have said, forget what you know about Li-Ion batteries, and why you think you need an extended battery, or a few extras to swap. Give the DNA a try and I bet you won't have any issues.
[HTC Droid DNA] rajuabju:
I dont know what this nonsense about bad battery life is at all.

I use ViperROM + crpalmer's Kernel.

I use my phone HEAVILY for email (constant Gmail + Exchange Push). I get 125+ emails a day, and respond to many of them. I txt, I surf the web, I take photos, facebook/twitter, light YouTube, and some light gaming (most backgammon or chess). I dont do music streaming or heavy video.

I can get a full day of usage, from 7am to 9pm, on a single charge. I have it on auto-brightness, slight undervolting, no overclocking. I use wifi for about half the day, rest is on 4G.

yes, there will be some days when I do a big amount of file downloading or bored and so I watch a ton of YouTube, so the battery drains quicker and I need to recharge mid-day. But overall, for the work day, it lasts just fine IMO.
[HTC Droid DNA] shobon:
I'm on stock 2.06

This is the first smartphone I've owned that can last all day (9am to 12am).
[HTC Droid DNA] optimusapple:
Compared to my last phone(GS2) this battery is so much better. I can use it moderately throughout the day and it rarely gets below 15%
[HTC Droid DNA] ncvikingx97:
Thanks for all is your responses, but I ended up getting a not e 2. Thanks!:p
[HTC Droid DNA] th3_g00b:
Get out....
[HTC Droid DNA] 95Z28:
95% of the replies in here are useless. Without listing screen on time your "all day" battery life is irrelevant. Everyone's translation of light vs moderate vs heavy usage is different. For example I consider 20 hours on a charge with 3 hours screen time a moderate day with my nexus, some might consider that light usage, but it gives an idea what you could expect.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
First of all - yes, I know that this problem is (allegedly) a common one, but mine differs from every case I found on XDA (and on other forums). I

have

tried every fix I found related to similar issues, to no effect.

I am S-OFF, rooted, and have the latest JellyTime release installed (R9). I am on JellyTime since R7, and no issues were observed whatsoever until now. I use EXT4 recovery (the latest stable build), and have installed no kernels or radios. Phone was fully wiped before flashing R9.

For the past week or so, my Desire is having troubles charging. It would sometimes show as charging, and turn the red LED on, but in fact the battery is discharging - and much more quickly than when plugged off the charger. Also, the LED is often wrong about it's status. It would turn green when on less than 100%, once even at about 80% - pretty far from 100%, if you ask me. I tried to calibrate the battery three times (using battery calibrator), and the problem came back a day after the calibration (at most).

Yesterday, as I went to sleep, I left my phone connected to the charger, and the same thing happened. When I woke up, the battery was depleted (about 4% when I woke it from hibernation). I changed the cable and the charger and when to class, returning to the same situation.

Later that day, I bought a Sandisk Ultra 64GB MicroSDXC memory card. I partitioned it using GParted, creating both EXT4 and SWAP partitions next to the main FAT32 one. I transferred a few apps to the EXT4 partition using AppMgrIII (only those without the little grey warning sign).

Everything seemed to be in order, but a few hours later my screen went black (it was still on, though), and nothing I did fixed the situation. Naturally, I removed and inserted my battery. Since then, my device is completely dead. I won't turn on, and won't charge. A list of thing I tried:

1. Just connecting to charger: no effect, even after a few hours. No LED light. Same when changing cable/charger/connecting to PC.

2. Connecting to charger when battery is removed: No LED light, unless I play with the cable - then there's a flash of red LED every now and then. The LED flashes only once every time - when I stop fidgeting with the cable at the angle in which the light flashed, nothing else happens until I resume the fidgeting.

3. Pressing the power button - I tried that for 10 seconds and 30 second, both had no effect.

4. Covering the middle bars on the battery, and leaving the phone connected to charger (then removing tape and turning on) - no effect.

5. Putting the battery in the fridge for 10 minutes and trying again - no effect.

6. Charging the battery outside device, with a cut-down USB-MicroUSB cable (proven working in the past, BTW).

As you can see, I searched for solutions quite a lot - and even though it seems like the same problem every one, it is different in that the LED is not working on any condition. Anyway, no solution I found fix the problem.

Does anyone have any idea what the hell is going on with my phone?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
Not a fix but a roundabout solution would be to buy a second battery and battery charger, then you wouldnt need to charge the phone at all!

Check out this item I found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=400471194202

Edit: I get the impression it may be the charging port on the phone that could be to blame
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
Not a charge level issue

My battery was at least 60% charged when the phone died. Besides, I charged it outside the phone earlier, and saw no change at all...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
Do you have access to another battery you could use to test with? Could be the battery thats died
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
No, I don't have a second battery. Are there popular smartphones whose batteries are compatible with the Desire HD? I'm at school, shouldn't be too hard to find another smartphone...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
Im not aware of any other phone that uses the same type of battery as the dhd unfortunatly. Good for them though the dhd battery is pretty damn poor. Just to buy a battery off ebay can be 99p free delivery so not a big cost but there *might* be someone with a dhd at school you could askto help, it was a flagship phone once upon a time afterall
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
OK, but I really don't think this is the problem - for example, what I understood from other threads is that when connected to charger, with battery removed, my DHD's LED is supposed to flash in green and red. Like I mentioned above, that is not what happens with my phone. Do you have another idea?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
I dont have me dhd with me to test, but I have connected it without a battery to see if it would power on, im sure it didnt flash green and red, it either light up red or didnt light at all

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From what I gather, either the phone (the phone itself, or just the usb port), the battery or the charger is at fault and you've got to narrow that down. That will be loads easier if you find someone with a dhd that could help you.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
Didn't found anyone. Problem. Is there another way to check the battery, outside the phone?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
Without another phone, or desktop battery charger cradle, your left with a voltmeter option, but you need to be able to charge it first lol (I really dont recommend cutting a usb cable and just using that, that could cause more problems! - id really want you to get the cradle for £4 including battery, then you have a new battery that you can assume works properly, a charging cradle that again you can assume work properly so only leave the phone at fault if it doesnt work. Potentially a waste of money if the phones dead but also potentially the best £4 you ever spent! Nb if you do opt for the cradle it maybe woth looking for an option that dispatched from your own country for speed in the post but that will increase the cost by a little bit)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
A dhd, plugged in to the mains, without a battery inserted but with the battery cover fitted in place - the phone wont boot, no leds are lit up - nothing, no life whatsoever
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
However, when I connect it the LED does lights up - just not in the way I though it's supposed to. It blinks red once every time I connect it, like it's protesting against it.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylee000:
With a battery inserted? - lke it attempt to sta charging but stops because of some sort of error maybe. A new battery maybe in order :/
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClaymanTE:
no, when the battery is inserted the LED won't blink. When it's removed, it blinks red once when I connect the phone.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] humzaahmed155:
Well then get a new battery, you can find people with HTC Sensations and EVO 3Ds, the batterys have the same widths, and they are proven to be working in the desire HD, with the battery door off that is.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] whitedavidp:
Hello. I have written an app that helps to improve the accuracy of the S-Pen. It works only on Note phones because Samsung has compiled some S-Pen device driver interfaces out of the tablet ROMs. It is not clear why they did this. I have asked Samsung but gotten no replies. I have confirmed that parts of the kernel code is commented out in the open source kernel code (and you can see that some of the interface files found on phones do not exist on the tablets). It seems that the tablets suffer from the same issues related to the S-Pen as do the phones and I have many people asking me to make my app work on their tablets. I cannot do so with the stock ROMs because of the missing interface files.

So I am wondering if there any non-stock ROMs in which the S-Pen is more fully supported. The missing files are located on my phone in /sys/class/sec/sec_epen/ and the two files I need are called epen_hand and epen_rotation. If anyone knows of any ROMs for the S-Pen equipped tablets that provide these interface files, I would appreciate knowing and may be able to direct some folks to using them.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] MoNsTeRmUk:
It's going to be good if we can use Pen in our tablets

but i guess you need to post this Thread In Developing Sector because what you need is Developing general is just for simple Questions and things like that :D

I hope you can do it ^_^
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] whitedavidp:
Oops. You are correct. Sorry. Please ignore.