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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Ninhnguyenz:
So... I'm on Beanstalk 1.300 by dwack!

Problem is battery keeps dropping to 0% and shutdown the phone while i'm on apps or 3G or Wifi and even camera.

Then i left the phone sit for 30s, boot it up, and battery went back to 60% (where it was before). :p

Does anyone else suffering from this or just me?

Is it my battery that cause problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Cooptx:
You most likely have an expanded battery. Place it on a table and see if it spins, if it does then buy a new one. If it doesn't, buy a new one :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
Couldn't say it better.

sent from me
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jaz-Crahh:
Hey guys, I have a Galaxy S3 from Wind (T999V) It worked perfectly fine for over a year. After the warranty was up, I decided to root since I didn't really have much to lose. I flashed everything from, CM to Illuzions ROM. Everything worked great. One night I was on the phone with my girlfriend, we got off around 12. I put my phone on charge and then the next morning I woke up around 6:30, checked my phone and all was still good. Then after taking my dog for a walk, I checked once again at 7:30, and I was not connected to wind anymore. I turned airplane on and off, hard resets, unroot and back to stock. I have actually tried everything. Spent hours upon hours with wind tech support, and they even gave me a new sim. Went to a warranty center to pick up the sim and even with the new sim my phone wouldn't work. While there, I asked if they could try the sim in a different phone, and it worked in the other phone, so I'm pretty much certain its a hardware issue now, though it worked perfect for over a year,

Can someone please help me, PLEASE?!?!?!?!??!?!?!!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!???!!??!!??!!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!

P.S. Already tried to manually select a network, All it will find is Wind Away. I put in my friends SIM from bell and it got bars, connected to the network, just wouldnt let me place calls because it is locked to wind.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Sounds more like an account issue to me. Find someone with a wind phone, and try their SIM in your phone. The way it sounds to me after testing with the Rogers SIM, is that the device is fine. If it were hardware your friends SIM would have done nothing more than yours.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jaz-Crahh:
Yea, but when I went to the wind store to get my new SIM, they tested it out on another device so I know the SIM is working, so wouldn't testing his SIM on mine be the same as testing my SIM on any other wind phone?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
No idea. All I know is you mentioned that when you tried a Rogers SIM it seemed like it worked, or would if unlocked. Only way to know is to try another SIM on your phone. Could be an account issue. But if it appeared to work as expected with his SIM, that tells me it's probably not hardware.

Maybe a wind tower is having problems....
[G2 General] insang-droid:
I have to say, that this LG G2 is the first phone that i felt like, "wow, they really thought and tinkered with most of the issues i have with big screen andriod phone"

to list a few,

1. Battery! I love it. 5 hours of streaming Pandora on Speaker phone at work site, and BT tethering for couple of hours. and 4 hours on on screen time.. i'm left with 40% at the end of day...

2. One Hand keyboard. DUH!!!! why it took so long for someone to figure this out!?!?!?

3. numbers on keyboard. !!! DUH!!! we have big screen.. why don't others have this factory before? why SWIFTKEY don't???

4. LOCK pattern locate on touch location. so simple yet so good.

5.. double tap to wake. FANTASTIC.

6 Back buttons.. took me 1/2 day to get use to buttons and learn to feel them. this deserves innovation award by itself!!!!

7. CAMERA that actually takes good photos!!! (HTC TOO but hey)

8 Wireless Storage.. makes life so simple when its just done for you!

9. Works with Klipsch S4 headphones.. Vol, Mic, select.. all works!!!! Samsung never worked

10. IR Blaster

11. Brightness adjustment. Your Auto is not my Ideal Auto brightness. ADJUSTABLE Baseline!!

12. Front touch button - notification pull down... crazy good. my thumb ain't that long.. and this is perfect!
[G2 General] sreymj:
I couldn't agree more. You can gripe about the plastic casing, maybe. Other than that, LG knocked it out of park. The negative reviews are asinine. It's their opinion, that's mine :)
[G2 General] Phoenix Undone:
I was a little bummed/tricked by the single speaker even though it looks like there are two but no biggie. Completely agree with the rest! ?
[G2 General] Dchibro:
I can't disagree with anything said here. Thumbs up.
[G2 General] barondebxl:
2 and 3 were in the note 2 last year , just saying...
[G2 General] NoLeftHere:
#2 was on the Optimus G and the Optimus Vu (Intuition) last year, just saying :p
[G2 General] MasK:
#8 can be achieved with any phone using Samba filesharing app.

Just saying :P
[G2 General] nismology:
Can #9 be confirmed? And is it referring to the S4i's or S4a's because to my knowledge the regular S4's don't have any buttons.

Edit: #9!! Meant to say #9.
[G2 General] flickyamom:
Actually, 1 is bigger on the s notes, but I'm not sure about them being better.

2 is already available

3 Yep

4 No idea what you meant

5 Already on windows phone

6 I've thought of this since 3 years ago and LG actually came up with it. It's great, but it has some downs.

7 Hell yes

8 Yeaa

9 N/A

10 Already on S4 etc

11 iPhone has it, if I'm not wrong.

12 This is really good, but I have big hands so not gonna use it much. The customisability is good for people coming from sammy.

13 There is actually built in screen off animations, like CRT, which almost all cyanogenmods use.

14 You can choose unlock animation, which is cool imo. I love the white hole animation.

15 Awesome notification lights. On front and back, so whether it's face up or face down you get the message.

16 Aspect ratio correction. Because the screen is actually 1080 x 1770 or something like that because of the on screen buttons, LG thought it'll be useful.

17 Quiet mode. Is it on any other phones? I think it's really useful.

The G2 is probably the most customisable phone on stock software out there. Love or hate, your call.
[G2 General] jspradling7:
Cyanogen was my first taste I got of Quiet hours and I really missed it on TouchWiz so I was happy to see it here.

These things may be on other phones and/or available with apps but it is pretty dang nice to get them from the start in one package.
[G2 General] Geekybiker:
1) Note line and maxx line already achieved this.

2) Note line (probably others)

3) Note line again. Not sure why 3rd party keyboards don't have an option for this. I love a number row.

4) New afaik(actually nice since if you do it in different spots it doesn't leave a grease trail showing your pattern)

5) New and cool

6) Meh. Not sure its a positive

7) Others have had 'good' but its one of the first implementations of OIS.

8) I think some people were saying this is a JB feature.

9) err... ok

10) been there, done that.

11) That is really nice. Haven't seen it before

12) You mean changing the soft buttons?

The g2 puts a lot of good ideas together, but its not terribly innovative all on its own. At least its better than samsungs "you can make a video wall out of note 3's!" Lol.
[G2 General] prerunnerseth:
#11 !!!!!!

thanks for pointing this out!... I like the concept of auto-brightness. especially when I turn it on at night to look at something, but auto brightness has ALWAYS made the screen too dim for me. Been waiting for someone to implement this setting forever!
[G2 General] brad piff:
I like the phone a lot too... minus the software. LG really killed the experience with all the unnecessary clutter features. Anxiously awaiting the CM treatment!
[G2 General] Barney1954:
+Brad Piff Why do you say "minus the software"? What don't you like about the software? I am thinking about getting the G2.
[G2 General] brad piff:
I had a Nexus4 running CM before this (R.I.P), so you kinda get a feel for what my preferences are. CM is powerful but simple.

For one, there's a lot of bloat software on the G2... granted that's with any phone you get from a provider. I'm not a fan of how LG did all the setting menus... being so accustomed to stock Android. The dialer is nice. I don't like how the front touch home button works (long hold for app switching, short hold+swipe for Google Now) and the far right button being Settings. I don't like the Notification pull down window... I want it to be clean, but it has Screen Brightness/Phone Volume built in.
[G2 General] EniGmA1987:
Thankfully most of the gripes the majority of people have with the stock software bloat can be removed by mods and/or custom ROM we already have available. The only thing we cant really get around at this time if the menu button issue. Many probably wont care though coming from other phones with a physical menu button still anyway, but those of us who got used to the stock Android feel since ICS are now missing the way menu is supposed to work.
[G2 General] brad piff:
What custom ROMs do you speak of? I've only seen one really.
[G2 General] BCM2011:
Nova Launcher + Holo Locker - QSlide = Happy Camper :)
[G2 General] insang-droid:
I know some of the features been on other phone or on custom ROMS's but the combination make it great for me.

I should mention the down sides though.. all the crappy stock apps, are memory hog.

Message app still needs work. keyboard and message box take up most of the view

BLOAT BLOAT AND MORE BLOAT!!!
[G2 General] nismology:
This phone has a built-in flash light accessible via widget. I had seen it in TiBu bit couldn't know how to launch it until just now when I went rummaging through the widget list. Now if we could just add it as a toggle in the notification area! Another great easter egg!
[G2 General] theo_yuxda:
This Phone is a beast,UI is a little bit cartonish for me so i used nova launcher and loving it..For those complaining about this phone is lagging just turn of the 3 animations at the developer options settings and its gonna be fast.
[G2 General] beddachedda:
I would disagree and say the G2 doesn't innovate at all. It does everything basically very well, but it doesn't add any new features, except for the back buttons, which I dislike.
[G2 General] chrisexv6:
If you look at it that way, have any smartphones in the last who knows how many years actually been innovative?

Id hate to say it but youd probably have to go all the way back to the original iPhone to find something that was truly innovative. Smartphones in general are just basic copies of each others functionality at this point, with maybe a few gimmick-ish features here and there (fingerprint scanner, anyone?)
[G2 General] beddachedda:
I would agree with you.

You also have to agree that to call the G2 'truly innovative' is pretty ridiculous.
[G2 General] DaveHTC200:
+1 :thumbup:
[G2 General] chrisexv6:
Moving the buttons to the back is more "innovative" than adding a fingerprint scanner. And again, "innovation" today is measured in tiny features that set you apart from the competition, rather than "hey look we just went from a phone that needed a bag to a phone that has a flip cover".

So, realistically, the G2 is at least a little innovative. Why didnt Samsung, HTC or Apple think of something like pushing the buttons to the back?

And if they did it first, would it be considered an innovation?
[G2 General] bri315317:
Do you own the G2? I find the back buttons is something most people dislike until they spend time with them.
[G2 General] beddachedda:
I do, have since release day. I love this phone, but that is definitely one of its biggest shortcomings IMO.
[G2 General] ninjafan:
am I the only one that actually likes the LG UI? I like everything except q-slide apps in the drop down I wanna get rid of that.
[G2 General] Recon Freak:
I love the back buttons. Best idea ever. Now when I grab my phone like everyone else in the world who has one in not hitting a volume,power or camera button I didn't mean to touch?.
[G2 General] jspradling7:
I'll bet your head nearly explodes when you see a car commercial. "Top of the line materials, revolutionary styling, unsurpassed safety, state of the art design, etc"
[G2 General] WizeGuyDezignz:
Just click the QSlide button in the notification dropdown and you're good.
[G2 General] beddachedda:
Ah yes, the ol' "Advertising and community discussion boards are comparable mediums" routine.
[G2 General] lyrical1278:
I think LG did something only HTC has done. They released software that enhances the android experience while taking advantage of the available hardware

I'm coming from am s4 and only had such a ui experience when running 4.3 gpe on it. The software experience is smooth overall
[G2 General] barondebxl:
I'm pretty sure the Note 2 did that and the Note 3 does that too.
[G2 General] danny6514:
im surprised how many are fascinated by the double tap. Blackberry actually had that in BB10, except sliding.
[G2 General] WizeGuyDezignz:
Why are you on this board? Unless I'm mistaken, aren't you often talking about the Note on here?
[G2 General] barondebxl:
I'm here to give my opinion and I like the G2.
[G2 General] MIKEYG86:
Agree fully!!

I have both the G1 and G2. I love my G1. Rooted running Beanstalk with 4.3. I'm not even sure I want to root and flash a custom rom with the G2. That's how happy I am with this phone. My Antutu score is just under 36,000! And you're right about the battery it holds up GREAT even with huge display and 2.26ghz Snapdragon 800! I don't have any cons to list about this phone. Its just awesome all around!!
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] 64kb:
I am completely let down by the lack of custom ROMs for the Player 4.2. So, I've decided I'm going to start building my own from source. Before I start, however, I have many questions. Hopefully, developers of other Player devices can really help me out.

The first batch of questions before starting:

What Linux distribution should I build with?

How much space do I really need for a repo sync?

What is the best place to find a device tree?

And finally:

Is building difficult?

I have experience with syncing the repo but that's it; anything past that point, such as adding device support, has given me issues.

You can also PM me if you so wish, I'm on XDA every day and I will do my best to respond quickly.

Any help will be greatly appreciated, and if this is the wrong place to post this, please let me know right away to avoid further problems.

Why do we have to miss out on the great things this mobile operating system has to offer?

Cheers, 64kb.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] :
What Linux distribution should I build with?

While it may be technically possible to build on any Linux distro, a recent version of Ubuntu will probably have the most support. The developer site at google says that you should build on Ubuntu 10.04 and that Ubuntu 12.04 is experimental. I build on Ubuntu 12.04 and use xfce4 to reduce my memory foot print, plus heimdall does not work in 10.04 and I use it all the time for kernel builds.

How much space do I really need for a repo sync?

You download approximately 10 gigs ( give or take ) but you also "check out" the files which will take another 10 gigs. In addition you need space to build. If you are planning to use a virtual machine your going to need extra swap space. I uses VMware player and have allocated 1.4 gigs of ram and 15 gigs of swap. Google site recommends 16 gigs of ram/swap. I allocated 100 gigs to my VM.

What is the best place to find a device tree?

The best place to find a device tree would be github.com .Almost everyone who works on a rom or develops for android uses github.com

Is building difficult?

I've only been building for about a month and I will say that building is all over the spectrum of difficulty. If your building for a supported device then it probably really easy. I guess the player 4.2 is not supported so your task is probably going to be quite difficult. IMO, what you are trying to do should be done by someone with experience in building and you, in order to get experience, should build for a device that already has support so you can get the feel of how things are supposed to work. I realize that is not always possible but ideally...

Good luck!
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fushu22:
So after rooting and installing a rom on my khhd7, I reboot, i see the fire logo, then the blue fire logo, then the fire logo again, then its shuts off. Then i see the fire logo again, then the blue again, and then i end up in recovery mode. I want to fix this and have my kindle back to normal. I have tried several ways of unbricking my kindle fire but all have failed. Can anyone tell me how to get out of this, hell, how to just get everything back to normal?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 404-Not Found:
Wrong thread I will ask to move it
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunts513:
I think I'm going to write a tutorial somewhere tomorrow for this problem, because I have been seeing too many of this problem lately. Basically you need to push a ROM onto the sdcard and flash it. Put the ROM in the same folder as a adb command, boot your kindle into twrp and open a command prompt and type "adb push romname.zip /sdcard/" once it finishes just flash the ROM on the sdcard. If the adb command fails to see your device update your drivers to the ones in my signature while in twrp. Reason for the boot loop is Amazon's os detected a older boot loader if I remember right, and so it refuses to boot.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fushu22:
Hey if you make a tutorial, post the link to this thread. I'm still not sure exactly what you mean by that (I'm kind of a noob at rooting) so if you could outline it step by step that would be awesome.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinearEquation:
The issue seems to be the newer firmwares not playing nice when flashing an older firmware at the same time as flashing the 2nd bootloader/twrp. After 4 bootloops I found that going back to 7.2.3 then rooting with KFFA, then using Hashcode's 7.2.3 bootimg and the recent twrp he lists and flashing with Fire flash worked like a charm.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunts513:
Ok tutorial is up, here's the link!
[General Questions and Answers] Android_Fanatic777:
Hi im new to this and this is my first post I am having issues with touchwiz lagging when u open or close apps. I would like to know if anyone may know what this is caused by? It's really frustrating and I also dont like my battery life if im on it it drains 1% every five minutes and if its idle about 1% an hour. Im not sure if thats right but my iphone used to last longer than this phone. I am on at&t build MF3 stock rom and rooted

any help would be muchly appreciated thank you
[General Questions and Answers] immortalneo:
Factory reset.
[General Questions and Answers] Android_Fanatic777:
You really believe I should do this? I tried factory reset before rooting and it helped a notch but would I restore from backup or start all over? And ill use this as a last resort. Do you have any other ideas? Or anyone?

Thank you for the suggestion drained 2% just typing this. :crying:
[General Questions and Answers] immortalneo:
Check out this guide and this guide. :)
[General Questions and Answers] Android_Fanatic777:
Thank you so much that first guide helped so much with my battery although I am still seeing animation lag its not as much after following second guide :) still wanting to get rid of lag completely but once again thank you for helping my stubborn mind lol:good:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] sanjaykalpa:
Please recommend any good applications that work well on WM2005 on Jasjar
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bukwit:
I've been using the latest version of launcher 2.2 with Expea VGA icons as my main Today plug-in...works very well and the vga icons look absolutely beautiful...here we go...

http://www.sbsh.net/products/ilauncher2/

heres the Expea vga icons

http://www.sbsh.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=5537&st=0&p=56323&#entry56323

Mobipocket has a beta of their reader for Wm2005...get it here

http://www.mobipocket.com/dev/beta/

CodeWallet Pro now works on wm2005

http://www.developerone.com/codewalletpro/pocketpc.htm

As does all the current resco products...including their excellent Explorer and Keyboard

www.resco.net

HTH
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lkylm1219:
Hi anyone,

I just bought a international HTC One in HK and found it work perfectly with LTE/4G on Hong Kong Carriers.

However, after I come back US and join T-mobile prepaid monthly plan with unlimited data, I couldn't receive any LTE/4G signal, but only "H" (HSPA+).

Is there any solution for me to get back LTE/4G signal?

P.S. I am currently flashing ViperOne 2.6.0 for international HTC One..

Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdNels0n:
in the phone dialer enter

*#*#4636#*#*

choose phone information

scroll down to the only dropdown box - open it and choose an option with LTE - hit the home button the return and test

You may need to try a few options before finding one that suit your network provider
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Bosanski:
Hey, new to these forums and new to rooting. I got my sidekick about a month ago (always loved em) and was dissapointed by all the bloatware it came with and how it likes to lag and freeze up quite often.

I didn't want to get a new phone as I figured with a root and new ROM all could be saved.

Well I rooted it myself (using SuperOneClick) a few days ago. Installed superuser, titanuim backup, and rom manager.

Used titanium backup right away to make a copy of full factory system, then got rid of what bloatware I felt safe getting rid of and made another backup.

Now I wana look at flashing a new rom but aren't too sure how to go about it?

Read a few things here and there and aren't 100% sure, id say I'm around 75-80% on how to do it.

A lot of places say I need Nandroid for backup, true? Or can I stick with Titanium and go on?

Next, I can't seem to find many good roms w/ detailed info about installing it and about the rom istelf. Id like to know wat it comes with, wat it doesn't, wat ill need to make it work right and some images to see how it changes the appearance and any performance boosts.

Maybe I'm not looking in the right places or searching the right things.

So what I'm asking is if anyone knows a good rom (ik eveyone has opinions so ill look into all) and how to go about installing the rom and pros/cons of each.

Thanks so much for any and all help guys!

Also if someone thts gotten rid of bloatware on the SK4G, what did you get rid of? I dnt wana take off anything ill need or important.

Again thanks!
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Bosanski:
I've also been having problems with the phone turning off if the screen is off after a while and sometimes when I turn it on it says something like 'new sidekick tune a few things to get started' and takes about a good 5-10 min before its even useable.

The problem started before the root and as another reason I rooted hoping to fix the problem with some tweaking or flashing a new ROM.

Anyone heard of this problem before or have advice about it?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Bosanski:
So I've been looking at the Glorious Overdose V2 and V5. Which have less problems/bugs?

I can't seem to find a definitive answer. Features seem to be similiar.

Some say that on V5 they score lower quadrants but seems to be faster but on V2 ppl are saying battery life and performance are both bumped big and V2 sees to has a battery % mod.

Which of the 2 are better? Or is there anything out there better than either?