yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Smartwatch] ash31t:
I turn off the bluetooth most of the time (and my watch have 4-5 days of life), because i don't need to have notifications all the time, the principal purpose of my smartwatch is to be a watch, then to be a controller of my music and give me notifications or apps (gps/sport) when i'm biking (very often) or running, and sometimes i let the bluetooth on to have a quick look on my watch when i am with people and avoid to search for my phone.

We don't always have the same needs.
[Sony Smartwatch] enigma_x:
I think i get 4 days, i turn the watch off for nights (22-06). Dont need to get or see notifies on nights... the battery life seems to be much better with the newest update. Im waiting to see how it is after the kitkat update. Hopefully the same or better :D

Sent from my N8000.
[Sony Smartwatch] grzybiarz91:
I have 4-5 day, no turn off watch in nights, just bluetooth on phone.
[Sony Smartwatch] doclloyd:
I only get 2 days or so of battery now. Granted, I do get a lot of notifications (using WatchIt) and Gmail (work + personal email) but 3+ days was typical prior to the most recent updates. I've wondered if the custom watchfaces were part of it and if so, which widgets were causing the most trouble. I wish there was a way to find out what apps use the watch battery the most.
[Sony Smartwatch] Geoffxx:
turn off tap to wake
[Sony Smartwatch] jjubb:
Battery Life Improvements

Ever since using the following combo, I've been able to get...

4 to 5 days on a single charge on the SmartWatch2

2 to 2½ days on a single charge on the Samsung Galaxy Note2

SW2: Stock

installed firmware

• 1.0.B.4.154

installed apps

• calendar

• messaging

• notify smartwatch

• watchwidgets

• weather

settings

• tap to wake (set to 70%)

• night charge (10:00 pm=silent | 08:00 am=normal)

Galaxy Note 2: ROOTed

installed ROM

• Android 4.4.2 (CM-11-20140601-NIGHTLY-i605)

settings

• bluetooth (on 24x7)

• wifi (on 24x7)

• nfc (on 24x7)

• quiet hours (10:00 pm=silent | 08:00 am=normal)

note: after reading several forums, i've discovered that keeping the watch within B/T proximity to the phone as well as clearing repetitive SW2 notifications will improve both phone and watch battery life --- since both devices are continually tethering off of one another.
[Sony Smartwatch] vaguin70:
i think im the winner here, i just bought this watch to see who is calling me when in riding my motorcycle, when i dont ride my motorcycle, i just want it to be a watch only, and by accident i found this watch to be the best watch at displaying the time and the date, the time in digital style with big numbers, i love it, and the date in numbers and in letters is the best, like (Monday june 09 - 06/09/14) no other watch can tell me so detailed information about the date, so when i just want it to be a simple watch i turn bluetooth connection off, i turned off the light sensor, i set brightness to lowest, and i turned off double-tap (sometimes double-tap can make your display lit-up constantly when you flick your wrist, which means more battery draining) and i uninstalled all additional apps that i installed before, some apps can make your battery drain faster and im getting about 8-9 days without turning my watch off at nights, i think thats not useful, because at nights i place my watch over my night table and after some minutes of not movement the watch display goes off...
[Sony Smartwatch] tomo100brt:
I am using my SmartWatch 2 for notification: calls, messages, mails, weather and getting 5 days on single charge. I thing it's more than good battery life.
[Sony Smartwatch] realizade:
I'm Lost the charger, when charging via pc life time is short
[Sony Smartwatch] arkboy4ever:
heres the deal

If you get a cool colored watchface and put a widget that counts the seconds of every minute it will cut your battery from 4-5 days to 2-3 days easy. If you put the pedometer app on the watch face with a cool colored display and the seconds shown it'll cut it down to 2 days it costs to have cool looking face. Sw2 watchwidges has the best watchfaces youlll find, they look good even without backlight which is the moat important part. The nixi watchfaces look bad with no backlight so there pointless. I use a awesome dark blue watch face even though it cuts my battery life it's cool and worth it to me
[Sony Smartwatch] hockeyfamily737:
Wow.... First night with my SW2 and a fully charged battery. No 3rd party extensions, minimal use and mine died in 12 hours. Looks like I got a lemon, lol.
[Sony Smartwatch] arkboy4ever:
dude

It's not your watch. This is common with some phones, and with some operating systems, weather jelly bean or kitkat
[Sony Smartwatch] hockeyfamily737:
Thanks. I've read through the whole thread and noticed that. It was just a bit disappointing.
[Sony Smartwatch] injabie3:
I also noticed this problem after the update, too. My SW2 only lasted 7 hours. Anyways, from what I could tell, when I charge my SW2 while it's still on, and with the battery widget showing, the widget usually gives me a false reading. If you immediately unplug it when it says 100%, turn it off, and turn it on again, it'll be considerably less, at least that's what happened to me. Charging it while it was turned off gave me a much better reading of the battery status, and a watch that lasted 3-4 days with lots of notifications each day. The battery widget is pretty accurate in my opinion, but not while you're charging it.
[Sony Smartwatch] apos1982:
I never turn it off, i leave it on when i charge it. Currently it is on its 3rd day without charge (around 56 hours ago) and it shows 40% left.

I am pretty amazed with the battery life, i think it is by far the best feature of the device.

Edit: i charged it today (don't even remember how many days its been) when it finally went to 9%. Amazing battery life, simply amazing.

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[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
i got my mda compact last week and updated the rom to an imate jam rom the first day i got it.

now since then i have had to do several hard resets because after so long whenever i press the power button to turn the screen on, the screen is completely white and i cant see anything else except this.

Is this a known problem or does anyone know what to do to sort this problem as its getting a tad annoying having to hard reset almost every day!

Any help will be greatly appreciated :D
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] xcilion:
May i ask why you upgraded it the day you got it? I also have the MDA Compact and i still run version 1.01 (:P) because i don't have any problems with it.

Did you just blindly update or did you have problems before updating?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
the reason i upgraded the rom was that i wanted rid of all the t mobile stuff as i use o2 mate.

the only other stuff i installed on it a game called s tris, pocket painter and tcpmp player, not sure if either of those could have anything to do with this.

Any ideas mate?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] xcilion:
Did you unlock the sim?

And are you aware that you can actually remove all Tmobile junk pretty easily without having to upgrade?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
it was already unlocked by the person i got it from.

yeah i was but i just thought it would be quicker and better if i just changed the rom.

i just downloaded the newest mda compact rom. do you recommend i go back to that one and get rid of the t mobile stuff manually?

oh and have you ever heard of this white screen problem that im having?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] xcilion:
I think it is a better idea to go back to the original 1.1 ROM. I removed all T-mobile crap with the push of a button.

You have to hardreset the device, when you get to the today screen immediatly softreset the device and voila. No more T-Mobile crap.

When you get to the today screen for the first time after a hardreset the device is programmed to install all Extended ROM files (which include the TMobile crap).

Simple as that :).
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
cheers mate.

what should i install from the extended rom folder without the risk of installing any t mobile nonsense?!

i thinkive just about figured out what to install but i cant seem to get the smart dialler function without installing the t mobile skin over the phone function :?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jimmy-bish:
If you go to the XDA devs ftp in the magician extended rom folder, grab the smart dialler from the Jam extended rom. I don't necessarily agree with reverting back the rom but if it fixes it, great.

If you want a completely unbranded rom, go for the I-mate WWE versions of the rom. I haven't had a single problem with any up til 1.11 (I haven't tried 1.12 as I have no need to go any higher)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
im looking in the shipped roms folder now, is there any WWE 1.11 one that you would recommend? its just there is so many and ive had this white screen problem with every rom ive tried i want to make sure i choose the correct one!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jimmy-bish:
Well if it happens with every rom you've tried then I'd say the problem must be hardware related. If a rom upgrade, downgrade, or anything doesn't fix the issue then it has to be the one thing that hasn't changed, your hardware. My recommendation is put the original rom back on and get it looked at under warranty, unless someone else can offer another explanation.

The latest rom I've installed and still on my phone is the Anansky BigStorage rom. I haven't needed to change that for months, although I've played with all the I-mate roms up to 1.11. The only change I've made since then is the 1.13 radio upgrade.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] jamzi:
ok ive went back to the mda compact rom (one i downloaded from a link on this site, not the ftp)

got rid of the t mobile stuff as explained earlier and changed the splash screens too with a cab file.

fingers crossed so far so good!

im terrified to turn the display back on after it goes off now though! and a bit apprehensive of installing anything after the last few days ive had!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonychopper:
Hello, please kindly help me, I really want JellyDream on my xperia Arc S, I downloaded the zip files, and I cannot find the boot.img? DO I have to create it?how?or where? I successfully installed 4.2.2 cyanomodgen but i dont like it, Im hoping i can play nba2k13 with JellyDream, please help, when i flashboot there's v.03, i followed the instructions, all the wipes and yet ended up with a sony logo :( I think the thing that I am missing is the boot.img, it's not included on the zip file that i downloaded, please help!! I've rooted, unlocked bootloader, intalled CWM already! please help, i really want jellydream :(
[One (M7) General] justcallmeTHEKID:
Do you guys think its worth the upgrade?
[One (M7) General] Shan89:
I'm going for it if it's s800 if not staying with the one.
[One (M7) General] NJGSII:
I'm staying put. The One has plenty of power for me and the size of the phone itself is perfect.
[One (M7) General] bobruels44:
I might, if nothing for the bigger battery. The One just gets me through a day so anything more and I'm out. Also I was talking to a rogers rep today who knows the HTC people and there will actually be 2 devices. The One max and a mid-range phone with a smaller screen than the max (still bigger than the one, around a note 2 size) and a bigger battery. I'll be waiting to see both if she is right, she says she saw two models.
[One (M7) General] Albert Poon:
I am still considering... I still want a camera shutter button (as well as a working camera without purple tint). If it comes out using S600, I think an upgraded S800 version will release later, and by that time, Butterfly 2 will be around the corner... So most likely wait and wait...
[One (M7) General] sp5it:
If they fixed camera problems maybe... NOT :laugh:
[One (M7) General] godutch:
I think it will be too heavy if it's made of aluminium, I prefer the note 3 in spite of its tacky look
[One (M7) General] NumairRana:
It looks huge, but if it's around the Note II size, I'm definitely in.
[One (M7) General] Stephen:
Thread closed,

This forum is about the HTC one not the HTC One Max. Please use the XDA OT forum for threads about the One Max until a forum is created.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crownblaze:
I have a problem with ROM manager... every time i try to update cwm recovery after finish downloading it always stock/stay on flashing... pls any know's how fix it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
for screen shots
[Kindle Fire Android Development] joshua.1980:
Thx for this :good:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ciscogee:
looks good, thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
first weekly release
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Iguanadon:
tablet mode in weekly? digging around but cant find.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 404-Not Found:
Not sure if this thread was cleaned, but I read (I think) this ROM has the 3.4 Kernel and 1.6GHz OC. Not sure I am right. I am currently running the stable release.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
I can tell you that it wasn't this thread that you got that information, but I'm positive whatever you are referring to was either a typo or a mistake. The KF1 can barely run at 1.3GHz safely, so 1.6GHz seems a bit ridiculous.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 47th_Ronin:
I am not a dev or even close to that level of understanding but...

I have been using Mpokang kernel on my gnex, the dev has managed to get from 50 to around 100 mb of extra ram from the gnex kernel by getting rid of unused things that reserve certain amounts of ram.

Anyway since he published this some other well known devs have made "big memory" versions as well.

Could this be at all possible with the kf kernel?

Just a thought...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 404-Not Found:
In this thread, even though its closed, they talked a lot about and I was pretty confused of the concept, its in the last pages:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1815737
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dokie80:
Hi, I'm running AmazonHFJ2.5hf-10.2-Stable-otter,

don't know if there are settings for these:

- when the kindle is plugged in (charging), locking kindle (power button pressed) will make the kindle locked but with the screen light still on (nothing on screen though). unplugging the usb, the screen will turn off after a while, replugging the usb will charge the kindle with the screen light stay off.

- lock screen is portrait orientation only? I currently disable lock screen, feels weird to slide to top to unlock when I use landscape orientation.

- no tablet status bar?

please advise. thanks :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
hello everyone i am uploading the next weekly sorry i missed one but ill try not to for now on
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Is there any way to know what has changed between weeklies? It's pretty much the only way through which to determine whether installing the latest one is sth I would like to do or not.

Thanks for this great ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shug176:
thanks trying now:laugh:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
weekly release enjoy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Let me assume that there is no changelog, still. Right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
op updated. enjoy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] androvista:
Yay! KitKat!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VTCruzer:
Hey Hell do you think you have the GIF or zip of the CM7 boot animation? I know it's really old but I personally think it's really beautiful and awesome. If not do you know of a way to get said zip/GIF? Thanks :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Search for CM7 boot animation in the rom toolbox->bootanimation.

But seriously speaking I liked the CM11 and hellfire boot animation
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VTCruzer:
I was talking about the Hellfire CM7 boot animation.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] buckeyestilidie:
I'm trying to play games and when I do it says hellfire catapulter has stopped. Other then that great rom. I'm pushing 2 days with 24% battery left.

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Do all the animations in the toolbox work with the Kindle Fire?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] plasticglock:
Very nice rom.:good::good:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ted presley:
Thank you, this rom refresh my old kindle :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
op updated

added halo

cleaned it up a bit

thank you and enjoy

if you enjoy this Click thanks

if you really really enjoy this buy me a coffee so i can stey up all night and make more goodies Coffee
[Kindle Fire Android Development] llmercll:
I have a question about the instructions. First I wiped everything, then I installed the rom. then gapps.

But when I went to fix permissions it said i couldnt do it after a factory reset, so had to boot into the rom, go through initial setup, and reboot into TWRP before I was able to fix permissions? Once I fixed permissions I booted the rom and went into catapult. From there I let it sit for 10 minutes.

Does that sound ok to you?

thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mixxitdj:
if you follow his instructions, everything is smooth and google apps update and stuff and everything settles down, its smooth.

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By the way, I am using the 2.9 ROM.

screen transitions are very smooth and lag free,

excellent job!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dja2k:
Great ROM, running 2.8 Stable without issues. Are there any Performance CPU tweaks I can use on this ROM? Maybe using a different Governor or setting CPU min\max the same? Thanks!

dja2k
[Kindle Fire Android Development] callmechewy:
I'm not seeing great performance after installing this ROM, unfortunately. I'd like to know of other overclocking options there are, as well as kernels.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] callmechewy:
There is a basic CPU management tool included (ROM Toolbox), FYI.

So far performance has been very lackluster for me. I think I'll go back to stock-rooted, as I had fewer issues.

Also, the Kindle App (from Play Store) force-closes whenever opened. Not very useful for a Kindle to not be able to use the Kindle app lol.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
I am Selling my kindle fire i will continue to dev for this device but i need to sell it to help push hellfire to the next level I'm selling it for 200 dollars if interested let me know. thank you
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VTCruzer:
That's been a problem with all roms lately. One of the updates broke it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
new release out enjoy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dannyHD2:
flashed this yesterday, after twrp and everything went but after rebooting device im now stuck on hellfire boot animation and cant get back into recovery. only initial boot was successful but now it just looping boot animation. is there a way to boot recovery like this? kfu doent show it detected . thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sabres032:
Hello there, I'm the one that bought your Kindle Fire from eBay and I would just like to say thank you the device is in amazing condition and the ROM is kind of sweet. I didn't get much of a chance to play around with is because I bought it for my wife and she took it over once I got it set up. Looks like I'm going to flash it on my Kindle and see what it can do. Again thank you.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
thank you and enjoy the money is going to help fund the team thank you
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
You know, there are two kinds of awesome developers in the kf forum:

All rounders- hashcode

AWESOME ROM developers - people only name TWA_priv.

Here is where you must get recognition. You make awesome Roms but don't get too much recognition. But I say thank you SIR, you are seriously amazing. Pity not many recognize your work
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zeroknown:
Fix Permissions?

I was unaware that changing permissions was something that needed to be done in order to have the Kindle run properly. What permissions need to be changed and how am I to change them? I put a ROM on it and now this one but it seems to be quite buggy and hardly wants to do what i would like for it to do. Can anyone tell me the permissions to change and how to or direct me somewhere so that I can do it myself?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Go to TWRP -> Advanced -> Fix Permissions
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zeroknown:
TWRP will fix the permissions that need to be changed, or is there more that I need to do in order to get it going properly?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zeroknown:
So I tried to flash the Rom and I get an error in my sd card on the zip and it says error status 7. I wiped both cache, delvik, and also did a factory reset. Nothing helped to have it install properly, I've tried a couple other mods from hashcode and they did the same thing. I then tried cm 10.1 and it installs properly and runs. What can I do to allow hellfire to run? Should I erase my external storage, or will that take out my ability to mount to my pc to load my Rom to the fire?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
You must have twrp 2.6.3.1 installed in order to load any kitkat rom. It is nit about erasing anything; rather, it is about having the correct software for the installation.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] emoxaph:
when i transfer files using the 'usb storage' mode, after a couple of minutes the kindle hangs and i have restart it and re do the transfer.

is it a glitch or did I flash the rom wrong? I dont want to reboot into the TWRP every time to transfer videos and large files.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
would it be possible to get this kernel to work on AOSP and CM based OtterX roms?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VTCruzer:
Or what about maybe the Diablo kernel from the old HellKat roms?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mrdreamers:
i have a kin fire 6.3.3 will this rom work on mine?:confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
It should if you've completed all the steps necessary for custom firmware installation.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mrdreamers:
so i dont need to mess with the partitions or anything since its a otter, or otters are ok just do a full wipe and flash right?

Update: i flashed this rom but the wifi cannot connect how can i fix this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Cheeky_Fink:
Any chance someone could upload the 2.8 stable version for me? Download keeps failing at 221MB through XDA.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
Any chance you could build this for OtterX?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sd_shadow:
https://mega.nz/#!xQoC1JhR!XMzC_QPADw_x-Yfyp0QLMFxb-VPy41jpqBD1scQZaLY
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Cheeky_Fink:
Awesome, thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
Is that build for OtterX?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sd_shadow:
no just Otter
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
Is it possible to compile it for OtterX?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sd_shadow:
I didn't compile anything , it's just a mirror of the original rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
I know. But I'm asking if it is possible.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
It's possible but probably would have many kinks to iron out...ask the dev
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
I did, he still hasn't replied. Looks like he hasn't been active in a while.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
In my experience, one of the latest Slimkat releases seems to run the best with the OtterX setup. CM11 is alright, but Slimkat flies by in the performance department.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
Forget the latest Slimkat releases, check out the new CM10.2 OtterX build posted yesterday I think. It is amazing!!!

Here is a link to it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63776034
[Moto X Q&A] shaqqq:
It just started happening now I had the phone for two days now and never had this issue. Will it go away or its broke? Anyone else having this issue??