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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ForeverSupra:
Did you check out [MENTION=2950700]icedventimocha[/MENTION] Red Rum theme? Its for Jelly Beans which is a pretty bad ass rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2146814
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingkongsmith:
Thanks! But it won't download for me...smdh
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
That will not work on CleanRom 3.5 I assume
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jrbxx7:
Try the universal themes installer just released from iced. Has all his bad ass themes in one. In the verizon themes and apps.

TaPpEd from my Beans Powered N2
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Matt5067:
I have a AT&T S3 running on straight talk, with the Baked Rom installed. Everything was working fine until today until after I had rebooted it it says that its November 26, 1970 and the clock is running about 30 mins fast. If I receive a text message it shows that it arrived today (July 17, 2013), instead of showing that it arrived in the '70s like the phones calendar thinks it is. I've tried numerous reboots and toggling airplane mode etc, as well as searching the internet but nothing works and I can't find anyone else who's had the same problem. I'd really like to fix the problem as I'm also not able to send texts anymore and my phone thinking its 1970 is just plain annoying. :p
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] 4-2ndtwin:
Did u try to fix it under Settings, Date and time ??
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Matt5067:
Just tried that and enabled automatic date and time (which some how got disabled I know not how) and everything is back to normal including sending sms and emails. Thank you! Don't know how I could of missed that.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johar.sanjeev:
request mod no sms in log i9505 i tried wanam for i9303 but goes boot loops
[HTC One X] rida007:
Hello first nice days ,,

I have a htc one x white not unlocked . And i have an unlock code for the imei . But the code dosent work . And the code is correct from all the web sites . Plz if any one know the solution tell me
[HTC One X] rida007:
UP

UP
[HTC One X] rida007:
Up
[HTC One X] wigankev:
Email the company and say the code didn't work. Double check the imei you sent them was correct.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] geoff247:
I started using a 512mb Apacer SD card a couple of months ago when I installed TomTom3. It worked fine. Yesterday I did a hard reset and ran the bootloader method of unlocking the XDA2 with the SD card left in. The device no longer recognises the card, but it does see an old (Hagiwara? -brand name too small to read properly) 64mb card if I put that in.

Can a hard reset or bootloader unlock damage an SD card? Any suggestions? :roll:
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] geoff247:
The card was faulty and the vendor replaced it.

I now have a new Tom Tom problem. "Cannot open Com1 port does not exist". I thought this might be to do with bluetooth headset, but that works fine. :shock: Did another hard reset. Re-installed Tom Tom 3 and the same message comes up. Any thoughts?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shocky2:
Anyone got this to work well on the Galaxy S4 with screen mirroring??

I've seen videos on youtube but it's not smooth at all for me and only outputs at 1280*720.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johar.sanjeev:
i9505 dead after wrong rom flash
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krico:
So? Do you have a question or do you just want the whole world to know about it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ddizzy81:
Does anyone know any mods or tricks to improve cell reception at all?

Sent From My New Sidekick 2 running Android 5.3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lordcheeto03:
Move closer to civilization. :D I kid I kid. Seriously though, I'd say outside of getting a repeater or something along those lines, there's probably not much that can be done if you're just generally in a bad signal area. If others get good reception with the same carrier in your location, you may could try flashing a different modem; but that's not a guarantee that your reception will improve.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] TheAtheistOtaku:
there are no mods or tricks to getting better reception. Its either a hardware issue (rarely though) or you are just unfortunate enough to be in a low reception area
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ddizzy81:
Yea the service in my area sucks. When I had the sensation u used to be able to put aluminum foil on the battery door and it would boost signal. Just thought there was something like that...oh well lol

Sent From My New Sidekick 2 running Android 5.3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ktetreault14:
Nice
[HTC One X] redh4t:
Hello,

So there we go. I was on ARHD 21 ROM for a while, decided to try PARANOID ANDROID. So i did full wipe (except SD), flashed boot.iso from PA ROM ZIP, then i installed ROM and GAPPS. After that i wiped cache and dalvik. Rebooted, everything worked well, except PA tools was not working correctly. So i decided to flash ROM again with SUPERWIPE.ZIP file from ARHD thread. So what i did:

1. Did full wipe except SD from CWM

2. Flashed superwipe.zip

After flashing was completed, phone rebooted. I saw HTC quietly brilliat logo and nothing more. Now i can go to bootloader, but when i click RECOVERY, phone just reboots and that is it :( Tried to flash older CWM via one click tool from hasoon2000, TWRP. Same story, when i trying to get to recovery, phone just reboots.

Could someone help me? Thanks.
[HTC One X] redh4t:
And other strange thing, when i plug phone to usb or charger it turnes on automaticly. When i turning it off (but leaving for charge or usb) it just restarts and turns on again. (seeing HTC boot start logo). I think it is bad.
[HTC One X] redh4t:
Nope, i can not turn my phone OFF. It restarts.
[HTC One X] Bloodbreed:
I had this trouble once my battery was almost empty.

There is an a dos application that quick restart device so that it can charge look in the hox forum.

here the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1658084

also for for the wipe script you used i think that it also wipe boot.img / recovery.img so first recharge your phone with the link i gave before after 2 hours of restarting it should be

enough so that you can insta boot and recovery again.

Run this script when your in fastboot. Volume down+power just in case
[HTC One X] redh4t:
Can you help me find it? I should look in Q/A forum? Please? :(
[HTC One X] Bloodbreed:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1658084

Copy paste the script of this treath to notepad and the save it as a bat file then put the bat file in adb folder , start your phone in fastboot mode and finaly start this bat file hope it helps.

That's for windows dunno if it works on mac or linux.
[HTC One X] redh4t:
Page Not Found of this thread
[HTC One X] Bloodbreed:
This is from floepie thread its a copy paste from it

SOLVED: Stuck in fastboot with low battery. Use this BATCH file!

You have a problem when you have ALL of the following conditions met:

1. Your battery level is below 3.68 V (3680 mV) (about 10% charged).

2. You have a custom recovery on the recovery partition AND a custom ROM on the system partition.

3. You have just re-locked your bootloader and you can't re-unlock it because your battery is too low (less than 10%).

Here's the problem: If you want to use a RUU, you need about 30% battery. But, if you have less than that, you need to charge it. But the problem is, you can't charge it because you can't boot your phone into either recovery or the ROM itself in order to accept a charge. A re-locked bootloader will NOT allow you to boot either into the custom recovery or the custom ROM. And, you cannot charge your phone in fastboot. Additionally, you cannot re-unlock your bootloader because your phone has even less than 10% charge (3.68 V). If you have between 10% and 30%, then simply re-unlock your bootloader and boot into recovery and charge as normal to a level somewhere above 30% if you want to flash an RUU. But, if your battery is below 10%, then you will need to bring it back above 10% with the script below.

So you need the following script which power cycles your phone repeatedly in order to turn off your screen long enough to accept a charge. Once you reach 3.68 V, which is 10% charge, you're through the woods, so to speak, as you can then, re-unlock your bootloader.

Run the following script as a batch file while your phone is in USB fastboot mode.

Here is the script:

Code:

*********************************************Copy this [MENTION=279333]ECHO[/MENTION] to " ********************************** into notepad.

" [MENTION=279333]ECHO[/MENTION] off

:start

fastboot getvar battery-voltage

fastboot reboot-bootloader

ping /n 6 localhost >nul

goto start

"
[HTC One X] redh4t:
I am really noob at this .. Using just one click tool. No idea how to use this bath file ...
[HTC One X] redh4t:
And my phone is at 66% battery right now :(
[HTC One X] redh4t:
Solved it. Wiped recovery cache from One X One Click. Worked.
[HTC One X] Bloodbreed:
Ok one click tool won t help you this time.

I uploaded the needed files. I presume you know how to unzip something from zipped files.

So in this zip is a adb folder just unzip it to your desktop for exeample,

then start your phone in fastboot mode, hold vol down+power until you get into bootloader mode.

From there you ll see fastboot and other option (the vol keys are for changing the option an power button will activate the option).

So chose fastboot and then press power and connect phone to pc.

Then in the adb folder that you just extracted from zip file you'll find a file called recharge.bat just double click on it.

A black dos windows will pop up and constantly restart your phone so that it can charge a bit

(may be strange but normal because normal restart use more battery becauseof htc logo and vibration of phone while starting phone).

After one hour or so it should be over 30% from there normaly you can reacces recovery and flash an other rom.Just unplug the phone from cable and close dos windows.

After you flashed your new rom, you also have to flash boot of your phone use your one click tool for this.This boot file is in your

rom file that you downloaded look for a file called boot.img and put it into the one click folder after that just use one click tool to flash

boot.

Hope it helps, i tried to explain it very noob friendly.
[HTC One X] Bloodbreed:
how do you know it s 66% ?

also you can try if your phone is really at 66% to reflash recovery by using the one click tool.
[HTC One X] redh4t:
There is battery meter in one click tool. Everything works great now. Thanks.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pr0fane:
Hello everyone,

I had a Xperia Z smarthphone, but it's screen cracked spontaneously when charging.

My salesperson gave me a Galaxy S4 today and I am trying to import the information from the backup I made from the Xperia Z, into the Galaxy S4 but it's not working so far.

Samsung has a tool called Smart Switch, but Sony isn't in the supported brands.

Is there a way I can either import the backup into the Galaxy S4, or can I extract PIM information (at least contacts would be nice) from the backup using my computer?

I'm in trouble if I lose my customers phonenumbers! I made a backup like you're supposed to, only to now find I can't do anything with it yet.

Help is much appreciated!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karimdag:
Try backing up with Titanium Backup
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pr0fane:
Titanium Backup can't be run.

Nothing can be done on the phone itself.

I made a backup using Sony PC Suite.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johar.sanjeev:
Any mirrors for foxhound rom 1.2
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abo965:
in xda is 1.1 in this moment.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nebelwolfi:
Feel free to post this in the OP because I cant.

http://nebelwolfi.net/web/downloads/foxhound/FoxHound_1.2_By_Snakes_GT-I9505.zip
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mtown_cyclone:
Since Scott is no longer supporting CR, what are you switching to? Is there something similar to CR as far as stability and not a lot of changes from stock?

EDIT: crap, just noticed there's already a thread discussing this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vicious Von:
I've was talking to a friend of mines about keyboards without emojis and we remembered how BlackBerry's keyboard was awesome. We could make shortcuts for words and phrases. Emojis wasn't an issue. I was just wondered of anyone seen or know of a keyboard like that. I'm not sophisticated in making apps.

If you're reading this I'm in the beta
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
Not 100% certain this will do exactly what you want, but I've used it before and it was very customizable.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zl.inputmethod.latin

I prefer Google keyboard https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racingmatt1:
Just as the title says is the power saver options like CPU and data connection really useful as well as the "sleep mode" option in power settings or are they making battery life worse?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
If they are power savings options i don't see any reason why it would drain even more?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racingmatt1:
well according to this quote from another thread on xda in the sprint htc one forum,so I wasn't sure because it says it does make it worse.

"Power Saver mode will not save you any remarkable amount of battery unless you are maxing out the CPU or GPU (like playing games). Since what it does under the cover (besides what it advertises in the options) is downclock the CPU, this can actually be a detriment to battery life. It is better for battery life for the CPU to run at max speed for very short periods, and then go to sleep. It uses more power by running slower (and thus staying awake longer)."

-Vincent Law

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link to the thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2347615&highlight=power+saver
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racingmatt1:
Anyone?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brahmy:
I keep the power saver on most of the time. The main things I notice is that it dims the display (not really an issue if you work indoors) and it disables the wifi and data connections after periods of inactivity.

No real downsides (I'd be curious to hear other people's experiences). Sometimes receiving WhatsApp messages takes a couple extra minutes if the data/wifi connection goes to sleep.

Seems to give me good battery life - I average 15-18 hours, and that's including a fair amount of on-screen time and music/podcasts during the day.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
I used power saver quite a bit in the 2 months after I got the phone but I don't use it anymore. In my experience it helped very little (as in added an hour or 2 maybe to overall life per charge). My baseline average battery life is 21hrs GSam tells me, and that's without power saver on at all (wifi, nfc, cellular always on and screen at 100%) and about 3hrs screen on time.

It may just be that, as was mentioned above, my use doesn't utilize the benefits of power saver because I don't often do cpu intensive things. It did run a bit cooler though. I also prevented the mode from diming the screen. I always (and still do) found that most of my power was going to the system (apps etc) @80% even with the screen maxed, and that I would lose about 20% overnight with our without power saver. So I stopped using it because : 1. It didn't improve MY USE 2. I didn't like the notification icon 3. I hear really good things about Battery Guru from experienced XDAers and the app seems more intelligent than power saver to me so I use that now. Unfortunately it's still too early to tell how much this will increase my average usage.

Regarding the issue of damaging your battery, the way it was brought up refers to the number of charge - discharge cycles a battery has. So only something that discharges the battery more quickly (so that you have to do another charge cycle more quickly) will shorten the battery's life. If nothing else, logically using power saver would not do this. It won't hurt the battery and may not hurt your usage (remember the GPU can still run at full clock for games), but I don't think it will help you much either based on my experience.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fcknalf:
dont believe everything you see online. All it does it limit the CPU, as opposed to running 1700mhz, its capped at 1134mhz, this is not detrimental.

it takes power to make power, undervolting and downclocking processors has been repeatedly proven to assist and aid battery life.

it takes a certain balance or the two to get great results. Mind you the stock kernel is great but its adaptive. So dont be discouraged when seeing bad battery life initially.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JasSingh93:
If I leave my phone off charge overnight, I usually loose around 5%. If I turn powersaver on, I only loose 1-2%. This is with around 8-10 hours of no usage, with wifi on. It also turns off vibration feedback when using the back and home keys.

I've also noticed the phone to be slightly less responsive with power saver on. As far as I can tell, if you are concerned whether your battery will last you the few more hours you need, it will definitely help save power
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Corduroy-21:
It makes a difference and if you need the extra juice it will help you.

However, the amount of difference depends on your use.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoshuXXL:
If I am using Snapdragon Battery Guru should I deactivate Power Saver? Is the Power Saver a better/worse solution or a complementary one for optimising battery life?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
Theoretically they should work together fine because Battery Guru studies what you do with your phone so that it can figure out what to prioritize and what to shut down - it adapts so it should adapt to the power saver situation. Underclocking the cpu shouldn't change what services it adjusts because you're still doing all the same things.

Battery Guru just finished "learning" on my phone yesterday so I don't know how good it is. But I lost 40% overnight for some reason which has never happened before. It's probably still adapting. Life seems to be better during use...

The comment above about the OS being adaptive is also very true, my first few charge cycles were dismal but they got better within a week (without power saver etc.)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FlipFlop81:
Ya I'm using Juice Defender Plus on my HTC one running 4.1.2 for a few months now and I'm not sure if it's making too much of difference. Are you finding Battery Curu pretty decent?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] legoman666:
I turned it off on my wife's HTC One. It was disabling data/wifi after several minutes inactivity, which caused FB Messenger to freak out and stay awake, which caused the battery to drain faster than if the data was just left on.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racingmatt1:
Hmm... If I leave my phone off the charger overnight after a full charge with power saver with WiFi on for 6 hours it will be down to 95% with no usage.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
Sorry still to early to tell really, it's learning period ended yesterday so it'll take time for GSam to find the new average usage. But again it SEEMS to have improved drain during use. I'm really not sure what the drain last night was but if it happens again tonight the app is gone...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JasSingh93:
I used to have a higher drain, but after some research, I found out using betterbatterystats that google maps was waking up the phone often and preventing sleep. I corrected this by disabling "report from this device" in google maps settings.

Before this, I experienced similar battery drain with power saver on.

From experience, it's best to determine phone sleep time and app battery usage, and correct this to achieve the best life.

I'm currently able to get two days with light usage without power saver!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
I changed my mind, I'm consistently losing 40% per night after Battery Guru activated. I can't confirm that this app is the problem, but it's never happened before and I haven't changed anything but adding the app. Maybe just me experience though.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoshuXXL:
I've uninstalled BatteryGuru for the same reason
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
I'm relatively certain that for many people this is super old news, but I'd like to share this anyway just in case it helps anyone (and a bit because I'm just so impressed by how it works ;))

I've tried a few different power saving strategies on this phone and have been disappointed with all, including just keeping power saver on all the time. I would always lose 20-40% overnight no matter what I did. I should also clarify that it is not acceptable for me to just disable a bunch of things to get that drain under control. So one day I turned on power saver (everything checked off) and just turned off wifi, and I've been doing it ever since because now I only lose 5-10% over night :D maybe a strange thing to be excited about considering my other devices lose as little as 1% in that time with nothing turned off, but everything's relative.

I think now I'll try keeping wifi off and power saver on throughout the day and see what I get. Though I'm not sure I like the thought of data being turned off during the day when the screen isn't on...

For me at least this is the single best battery saving thing I've ever done on my One.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoshuXXL:
What you mean by saying that you "turned on power saver (everything checked off)"? What Power Saver does if everything is checked off? I suppose like that it actually doing nothing. If you uncheck everything and turn it on isn't the same as turning Power Saver off?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .vermilion:
Even 5-10% lost over night is way to much. I'm on airplane mode, power saver on (all options ticked) and losing about 2-3% in 6 or 7 hours...

Sent from my HTC One
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ingenious247:
Power Saver is very effective on stock Sense.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2387266
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
Sorry, I guess I should have said checked on, I meant all the options set to on :o

---------- Post added at 03:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:43 PM ----------

Right, but I don't want to be on airplane mode, I still want some incoming things. I realize the tradeoff but I'm quite happy with the improvement under my own use. I see regularly many on xda who don't want to have to turn off everything just to save some battery because really that negates the point of having a cellphone. I'm glad to hear that using airplane mode can help further though if I need it some day, thanks :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdracco:
Since getting my device, I've never turned off power saver. I have disabled the options to disable vibrations and to put data to sleep. I average about 30 hours of battery. Overnight, i lose 1-2%.

I'm not inspired to disable power saver. works well for me.

This is why I'm sticking to sense based roms. GE is hungry for battery.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerro-Five:
It honestly seems to me that simply just not using wifi helps prolong battery life a great deal, and better than power saver by its self. Anyone else find this as well? This is what's happening for me both overnight and during the day...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ingenious247:
No because initially I was leaving Wi-Fi on 24-7 like I always have and power saver made a significant difference even then.