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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Contact the dev of the app. :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine."

Sent from my SGS II
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kaupish406:
I just recently installed the Hyperdrive R15 onto my att galaxy s3 and have been loving it. The only trouble I have been having is that at the lock screen when I get a text message or a missed call I get the help text "Swipe over the icon to view the missed event" every single time. Is there some file I can delete on the phone or some setting that I am missing? Any help would be much appreciated.
[Android Apps and Games] riddz17:
I want to share this App " MayaCal "

Description: MayaCal is a simple application that calculates your Mayan Sun Sign and Galactic Tone with your Birthday.According to Mayans a person is said to have a certain destiny and personality traits shaped by the day sign under which they are born.While the day name bear the characteristics, the number coefficient in front of any given day indicates whether an individual has weak, balanced, or strong amount of those traits.

The App can be downloaded for FREE from Google Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riddz17.mayacal&hl=en
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] vorter:
I'm not sure what amperage the 2012 N7's charger was (2A?) but the one I got reads 1.35A. I'm using a 2A charger I have instead.

Is everyone else's 1.35A?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] Lpuboy87:
yes last years model came with a 2A charger...this years is 1.35 A
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] swisstourist:
Why? Because battery is smaller?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] danvee:
Why? Only ASUS knows for sure.

The battery does have about 10% less capacity. Might be a limitation due to sharing the MicroUSB with Slimport...
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sparhawk6:
I noticed the same thing. I thought it was odd.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] DowntownJeffBrown:
But it charges just as fast as the old one also.

>^.^< Sent from meow HTC One which is like catnip to me atm
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] dbeth:
Though it is a bit more finicky with regards to the adapter/charger/cable it charges from. I can charge the old model fine with a certain setup, and then unplug and plug into the new model and nothing happens. No idea why.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] indianajonze:
as a related aside, i downloaded the new n7 guide from the google play book store (free) and it has some pretty dire warnings about using a charger other than the included 1.35A one...
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] vorter:
Strange...

I'm charging it via my 2.1A charger right now.

I just read it and it just says not to charge it with any other chargers...

Should be fine.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] HKSpeed:
Thanks for prompting me to look for the guide, but the warning seems typical.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] chiikko561:
I was curious on if it was OK to charge with my 2012 nexus charger but new one seems fine anyway

Sent 4rm my Nexus 7 2013... It feels and looks so sexy...
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] dark2099:
Not that I can prove this either way, I have read that devices are designed to only draw the amount of power they need to charge, so using a charger other than the original might not be ideal, it may not be harming anything either. In conjunction with that I have also been told that they have built in power safe conditions for using a more powerful charger, once again hopefully to protect against damage. When I have plugged my HTC One into either my car charger or the original charger from my first gen N7, both of which are 5v 2A, it does seem to charge faster and does not seem to have caused issues as of yet.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] indianajonze:
it's not that typical. they specifically call out the 5.2V 1.35A spec
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] thenrik:
Hi:

For whatever it's worth, I've never used the Nexus 7 2013 power adapter--the cord is too short to be useful. I'm using either Nokia DT-900 wireless charging or plugs for my Nexus 7 2012, like this six-foot Caseen plug:

www.caseen.com/Google-Nexus-7-Tablet-AC-Adapter-6-Foot-Wall-Charger-5VDC-2A-_p_303.html

Tom
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] vietn95:
They only warn that as a disclaimer. You can use a 2a charger but the device will only pull whatever it needs. In this case 1.35a.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] DaPhang:
Minimum current rating is important

Just putting my 1 cent into this. They make the disclaimer and it is general so that you don't use a higher voltage charger with lower current rating.

As long as you have a charger that can provide 5.2V, not sure what 0.2V the difference going to be since some of these chargers are not exactly at the rated voltage, maybe to account for line/load regulation, meaning the voltage could drop a little when charging up to max current and they don't want the voltage to drop too low. Anyway, the device will pull the correct current, you just need the hardware to be able to withstand the heat coming out of the components.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] HKSpeed:
I think manufacturers are motivated by limiting their liability and reducing warranty claims, so they place these mild generic warnings. If using a different charger directly led to damage or injury, the manufacturer would put bold warnings instead of using vague passive words like "may" or "could" or "risk". Same goes for rooting and unlocking the bootloader. It "may" damage your device and you run the "risk" of losing data. Google (unlike Apple) is fine with rooting/unlocking if you know exactly what you're doing, but they don't want to be responsible for everyone who tries it. Given the plethora of chargers out in the world with different amp ratings, I would question a company's engineering prowess if they couldn't design a device that couldn't accommodate different chargers. If Asus really felt 2A chargers damaged their devices, they would have designed a proprietary charger to force us not to use others'. For years I charged

all

my USB devices using 2A chargers (from a HP Touchpad and a T-Mobile branded generic) without incident. I've gone through 4-5 full chargings on my N7 FHD without a problem.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] kmartburrito:
I will say that I'm anal retentive about charging current, so I have a way to measure it.

The stock N7 charger the N7 charges around 1A-1.1A, not 1.35 like we would expect.

The Device drives the current, so using a smaller one will just charge slower. Larger one will just not charge at its fullest value because the device is dictating it.

Basically, use whatever charger you want, 1A or above, which should be basically everything in the last 5+ years. The N7 will charge around 1A to 1.1A no matter what you throw at it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] yentrog31:
Ditto, way to short. I just got in the Nokia DT-910 and am testing it now. Recognized perfectly my 7 in landscape mode.

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[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] wilsonlam97:
How long does it take to charge? I've been using a wireless charger since day one and I've never touched the stock accessories yet.

With the Panasonic TM101 it takes me 4-5 hours to get to 100%
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] yentrog31:
Testing it now. Will put results up later and will try a case as well. So far it looks like about 5hrs or so. Looks fantastic!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] macaumen:
I believe quick charging will decrease the lifespan of battery faster. I would prefer a 1A charger as I leave it charging overnight =]
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] rmm200:
Quick charging is not relevant when speaking of tablets. These are intelligent devices and limit the amount of current they let in. Totally different from a battery.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] jeffrey1027:
Any longterm problems if i use my playbook charger? (2A) right now, ive gone through mostly USB charging and maybe two cycles with the included charger since getting it a week ago. I'm always by a pc most of the day.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] yentrog31:
The Nokia 910 is a good charger and works perfect with the 7 in landscape. It charges at 20% per hour, which is about what I expected based on many reviews. Great for a bedside overnite charger.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] _mfm_:
Maybe the new Nexus 7 can charge up to 1.35A at some point, but when testing from 40% charge to 100% charge it made no difference whatsoever in charge current when switching between 1A, 1.5A and 2A chargers.

In contrast, the old Nexus 7 charges at around 1.5A when at 50%.

Lazy measurements done with a power meter since I don't want to spend too much time on it... I didn't feel for draining the batteries completely either.
[General Questions and Answers] ari1717:
Hello I've a Lava Iris 405 running Android 4.1.2 on a Mediatek processor. Likely you haven't heard the product name since its India specific. Still Id like to know how to remove preinstalled apps ? They gave me Facebook twitter rock stand and other crap. Together with three useless games they total up to around 80 MB of the 512 MB available on internal memory.

It'd be great if I could get rid of them permanently as I'm not sure I'll miss any of them or that any are integral to the system. I checked system<apps which listed the core apps but there was no trace of these crapware.

Help please. A non command line solution would be preferred since I'm a coding noob.
[General Questions and Answers] codQuore:
You may need to root your phone to remove preinstalled apps. If you goto manage apps and hit "all apps" you may be able to remove it there or at best, delete data and remove updates. If this is no use you will need to root your phone and use a third party app to remove an application. If you want to remove a game, that should be fine but if you want to remove an app you think you don't need but the risk is it maybe important to the operating system. in this case it would be better to freeze the app and see if your device works fine for a few days. If you can do everything as normal, the chances are it is safe to delete.

Be warned that some pre installed apps cannot be retrieved from app stores so if you decide you want it or them back, you would have to factory reset your device or reinstall whichever rom you removed it from.

Hope this helps... you should google or use the search here for answers as this type of question has been done a million times :) thus the solution has been fully answered too, many many times.
[General Questions and Answers] rex28818:
1.root

2.install costum recovery

3.take nandroid backup

4.install titanium backup

5.u can uninstall app from titanium backup and take backup in sd card also...:D:D
[General Questions and Answers] ari1717:
Thanks. I primarily want to get rid of Facebook Twitter Rockstand and three games (FlyBoy Private Sheep and Cricket fever). Don't think any of them are system critical.

My device is rooted using the scatter file method, with CWM and Root Explorer installed. Honestly I don't give a damn about warranty since the company isnt exactly Samsung or Nokia.
[General Questions and Answers] ari1717:
Thanks. :) Though I've got backup using CWM . I'll check it out. :)
[General Questions and Answers] Praveen125:
Its easy you have to be rooted.

Install system app uninstaller and uninstall the app which you want.
[Asus Transformer TF700] EnragedNinja:
Hey everyone. Just joined the tablet world and bought a TF700T because the specs looked awesome (2 weeks in). I have to admit though i was extremely disappointed on how it performed stock. So i took the plunge, voided the warranty by unlocking it, then rooted it to install GooManager / TWRP and then flashed CM10.1.2 on here. I did a format, fresh data but i have to say its still not up to par. I did a side by side with my Galaxy S3 and its out performing the tablet (same ROM).

I saw a video for CleanROM and my jaw dropped. Being that im kindve new to the scene i truely dont want to hard brick something i just bought. I was getting discouraged by the CleanROM instructions a little.

My question is - Since i have already unlocked the bootloader (VIA the asus website), rooted the device and already have a custom rom do i just need to download the CleanROM zip and flash it? It says format so in that assumption i should have the CleanROM zip on a micro SD? Alsoshould i get ODEX or DEODEX? I read the difference between the two and im thinking DEODEX.

Thanks everyone!
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I would recommend Cromi X Ver. - 4.7 which is more up to date version. Read this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2223492
[Asus Transformer TF700] jt1998:
I use deodex. Sbdags uses odex as he mentioned in an earlier post. I will probably change in my next update. Use what the master recommends.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
If you were already on the latest Asus ROM before moving to cm 10.2 then it should be fairly easy to switch to CROMi-X. You will need a full wipe though. I'm assuming you did that when going to 10.2 as well as that would cause all sorts of issues if you didn't do it.

What is about the instructions of CROMi-X that makes you nervous?
[Asus Transformer TF700] EnragedNinja:
wow that super annoying. So i had this long typed out reply and it force closes on me as i open a tab to get a benchmark pic...

i was getting discouraged with the bootloader and what one i had, did a quick research and found out how to find the bootloader version and i was set to just flash. Wiped with TWRP and come to find out the .zip ROM had a nice install and that also gave an option to wipe which i did.

something just still aint right IMO. I keep getting major hiccups. Installing an app is a nightmare, takes forever and stalls the system. The whole thing with the system just force closing the browser just now was annoying... just opened a tab. I have 11 chrome tabs opened on my S3 and its handling it with out even blinking. I have 2 bench mark pics, one of my S3 (scored 4834) and the TF700T (5696). But this TF700T seems to get major hiccups and stalls. Not quite understanding what could be causing this. I have checked performance to be on, checked to see if there was some bloatware or un-needed apps that ran in the back ground (none), and installed adfree just incase type of thing.

Is this usuall? Or is there something i could try to make this perform like my S3 (basically no system hiccups and great processing speeds)?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
No - assuming you are on CROMi-X 4.7 - this is not usual.

But to be able to give advice, we need to know a lot more specifics.

To flash Cromi-X you should be on bootloader version 10.6.1.14.4 or .8

You should have TWRP 2.5 or 2.6

What did you wipe in TWRP? Coming from CM you have to do a Factory Reset in TWRP prior to flashing CROMi-X.

The Aroma installer only wipes Cache and Dalvik - that is not enough.

Do a factory reset and reflash Cromi-X.

If that does not work, format data (under Wipe > Advanced), but backup everything you care about since this will wipe all your data. Then reflash Cromi-X
[Asus Transformer TF700] EnragedNinja:
Re-Wiped/flashed again right after my post. Seems to be acting more - professional. I use(d) advance wipe both times and checked everything but the sd card as well as using the wipe in the ROM installer. Couple things i did differently on this run of it though was used the stock kernal. Last time i used the first on the list by _that. Both times i didnt use fsync option. This run also i didnt enter the gmail account right away on the setup wizard. I figured i would let the system settle in before installing apps. What sucks with that though is through the wizard the tablet will auto load the apps but entering them in after wards it never auto loaded the apps, no biggy though... prevented a lot of unwanted apps.

How risky is disabling the fsync? This is going to be a tablet that mainly will be used for like web browsing in desktop mode and netflix/youtubing. Not saying apps wont be ran but more or less a glorified netbook. Since its going to be touched by multiple users (as well as ones under the age of 4) what kindve actions could happen for data to start being jacked up by disabling fsync? Im still kindve put off by how i feel like my phone is a bit snappier than this table. Im thinking though its because the S3 is set with 2 gigs of RAM and the TF700T is 1 gig?

Quadrant Standard test results:

Samsung Galaxy S3 CM-10.1.2: Total-4742, CPU-5631, Mem-11200, I/O-4197, 2D-501, 3D-2180

TF700T CROMi 4.7: Total-5403, CPU-14135, Mem-3749, I/O-6503, 2D-570, 3D-2059

But all in all - A LOT better than what the stock was, better than CM 10.1.2 on tf700t and better than the last attempt of CROMi.

Do you guys have a pref on kernal? Fysnc disabled? Launcher? Browser (been using dolphin cause i can force desktop websites better than stock and chrome doesnt even have the option to force at all times)?

Thanks

EDIT: Have 10.6.1.14.8 bootloader and TWRP 2.6
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
About the risk of Fsync, you can go to the Cromi X first post and read about it. _that explans the definition of Fsync by the end of the first post.

About the RAM, you are partially corrrect about it. The impotant thing about memory is how do you use it, not how much do have available. :) So you need to give your system a llittle more memory than the current setup in case your device needs it under a heavy load.

About your score, I believe that it is a little low for the custom rom and custom kernel. By looking at your score, you need to optimize your I/O and your memory in order to make it smooth and lag free.

About the kernel, it is a personal prefferences. I am using Hund at the moment and Fsync is disable. I am also using Apex and stock browser. I hope that helps.. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] EnragedNinja:
thanks for the info

The only way to optimize I/O though is to disable fsync at this point or are there other options that can be done?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Disable Fsync is a big boost in speed if you don't want to do it. You can try these out.

-Go to your init.d

-Open the 50CleanTWEAKS file and play around with the "read ahead buffer" with the optimal number for your I/O. This will optimize your read speed.

-add these on your data mount: discard data=write infront of the "/data" line. This will optimize your write speed.

Also, if you OC your CPU, you will see the increase in you I/O number.

Good luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mateo2249:
Hi,

Sorry for my english, I'm french;)

My ASUS TF700T is under build 10.6.1.14.8 Jelly Bean 4.2.1 WW, Kernel 3.1.10, Bootlaoder unlock + Root OK, and in the latest version of TWRP installed with GooManager (not 2.4 or 2.5).

Am I OK to install the CROMI X 4.7?

I need to flash the kernel also or not?

thank you
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Yes, you are good to install the Cromi X 4.7. During the Cromi X installation, the rom will have a section for you to select a custom kernel. If you are a first time with custom rom and kernel, I suggest for you to use _that kernel without data2sd.. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] mateo2249:
OK thank you LetMeKnow!

I will do as you told me :)

See you soon

Mateo
[Asus Transformer TF700] EnragedNinja:
Thanks for all the great info but i think this unit is shotty. I disabled fsync, have chromix on there but it just doesnt feel like the specs on paper meet in person. It still gets balled up at times and our phones (samsung galaxy nexus & s3) seem to be snappier and less glitchy. they only thing i havent tried is the last suggestion about entering into int.d just because that was something new that i couldnt find much info about. Currently its sitting in a box now with a return label... kindve disappointed... wondering if i should get an ipad (mini) or note 8
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I am not sure if I understand your question correctly but I will try... :) I don't know anything about the note 8 because I never own one. However, I currently own both ipad2 and tf700. I believed that ipad mini is using A5 chip which is the on ipad2. I can tell you the different between the two. I did compare a side by side on these units. In short, over all with a custom rom and kernel I would pick the tf700 over ipad2. I would pick the ipad2 if you are using the stock rom on the tf700. My tf700 is running a lot faster comparing with the ipad2... :) I don't understand why there are so much differences even though we are using the same hardwares and softwares.. :confused: I hope that helps clearing up a little bit. It is just my two cents. About the init.d, if you are using the same rom as I am, I don't have any problem sharing what I have wiht you.. ;)
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] computerbobo:
I have the LG Optimus L9, for T-Mobile and I was wondering if it was worth sticking with it over the new LG Optimus F3 which is coming to T-Mobile. I like the big display on the L9, but dislike the lack of LTE or atleast HSPA+ 42Mbps. The Optimus F3 has 4 inch screen while the L9 has a 4.5 inch screen. That is the only thing holding me back right now. Just wondering what peoples opinions on this are.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] melcali:
2460Mah battery seems like a plus too... especially on a 4inch 800x480 screen, it should last a good while.

Current tmo speeds are fast enough for me so lack of lte is not a problem.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] computerbobo:
Problem

That is true. I have 2 questions. Is the LG Optimus L9 HSPA+ 42MBPS or only HSPA+ 21MBPS. And also I upgraded to the latest jellybean and get poor battery life. I did a reset and nothing. Wifi is draining my battery, and it's always connected. Also Phone idle is very high in battery drainage. Any ideas
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] psychoace:
The F6 looks like more of a device that is comparable to the Optimus L9. With a 4.5 in IPS display and dual core CPU it is easy to see why. Still it has LTE and NFC. Sadly no price or release date though http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/07/Optimus-F6-and-F3-on-T-Mobile/
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] computerbobo:
Cant way to see the price

If the price is near he LG Optimus L9, then I'm all in. It looks cool. I'm wondering if the the L9 is HSPA+ 21 or HSPA+ 42 capable. If it's HSPA+ 42, then I feel there is no need for switching phones. However, if it only has HSPA+ 21, I'll look into the new phone when it comes out. With your L9, do you lose around 1% every half hour when the phone is idle?
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] Feurie:
Having had both phones, I really recommend the F3. The L9 is only HSPA+ 21 which was actually noticable at times. Also, the battery is considerably better, with a higher capacity and smaller screen. I also like the notifcation light around the home button on the F3. Price-wise, you can get either for $150 with possibly cash back straight from MetroPCS and then simply unlock it.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] computerbobo:
LG Optimus F6

I think I'm going to wait to see how the LG Optimus F6 is priced. I would like a bigger screen than 4 inches.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] domiankrey:
Hallo,

I wanted to install a enhanced stock rom and because there where so many useless directory and data on my phone I asked in the Roms thread if it is possible to Clean my phone from all this stuff so the new Rom could be on a clean phone without any previouse stuff.

The guy in this thread told me to format /sdard /system and /data and I did it. Therefore the copy of the new rom was erassed to. I wanted to reboot the phone to copy the new rom on it and then install it with CWM.

When I press Power and Vol+ the phone restarts but I cant cet into cwm

What can I do?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] electrash:
flash it with stock rom via flashtool
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] domiankrey:
The tool (Emma) does not find my connected phone (since it wont boot up and only the logo appears)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] :
Forget about EMMA. Use Flashtool, but you must have the know how on flashing a ROM through flash mode. There are forums from where you can learn.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] domiankrey:
I googled flashtool and Emma was the first several hits.

Could you give me the link to the tool and the Tutorial?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] :
Here it is :http://androxyde.github.io/index.html?1350585408000