yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] musclehead84:
I don't have the note 3 yet but I keep reading that rooting causes some knox stuff not to work. I am curious if someone can tell me exactly what knox features stop working from root? Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] piaa_nissan:
The KNOX flag being tripped may prevent certain Samsung KNOX features from working (enterprise security features) if you don't plan on using it in a business/corporate environment your probably ok
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] andy marsh:
I am a new user and am trying to get my XDAIIi to start up and use WLAN rather than GPRS for the internet and MSN massanger. Does anyone now how to do this?

Many thanks.
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] Danny-B-:
As far as im aware the XDA IIi will use Wlan if it is enabled.

It usually goes Wlan ... if no wlan then use GPRS ... if no GPRS use WAP.

(correct me if im wrong ? )
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] sexyali:
o2 provide a wireless service i believe at 35.00 per month, only available in hotspots.

i.e public places
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Atrax_:
Hey guys, my USB Drive and ADB works perfectly fine but as soon as i enter fastboot my pc says the following:

"unable to enumerate usb device"

And nothing happens after that. I can't use my phone in fastboot. Any ideas? I'm running Windows 8.1
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sindroid:
You can NOT use ADB in Fastboot. Only Fastboot commands. ADB can be used in Android and CWM/TWRP.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Fastboot isn't compatible with Win 8.1 yet ;)

So you can't use fastboot command in win 8.1.

You have to use a VM or downgrade to Win 8...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jags_the1:
Is it Possible having StatusBar at bottom of screen like Paranoid Android Hybrid settings using Xposed or something elc on Sense?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jorv976:
That would be cool! Devs.. get on it:)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Anthony96922:
I want to change the DTMF sounds to xylophone sounds that came from my old Samsung phone.

Sent from my lg optimus t
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yomama163:
Dear xda-fellows:

I am on NeatROM Lite 5.0 with DorimanX kernel on oegasusq governor and noon i/p scheduler. I am really happy having this Rom, but there is one thing that bugs me:

As I don't have any MP3-Player I use my phone mainly to listen to music via PowerAmp. But then there are these battery drains which occur from nowhere. I installed WakeLockDetector and found out that AudioOut_2 is a huge threat to my battery.

My questions are: Is there any solution for listening to my music AND having a good battery life? Is it normal that PowerAmp drains that much battery? Or is there any workaround to fix this battery problem?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paul Blake:
Are you using any sound mod like acid or viper

Do you use any equalizer or bass/treble boost all?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
Audio out wakelock is only a problem when you get it and haven't used any music. Its basically android telling the phone to keep playing your music while your screen is off. Without it the music would stop whenever you turn your screen off.

As far as battery drain, I install the lightest music player I can find and it seems to be ok. If you're wondering I use apollo (not on play store, apk was on xda somewhere)

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yomama163:
I don't have Acid or Viper Sound mod installed. I only use the equalizer settings given in PowerAmp Media Player, which also includes a bass/treble booster
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f-r:
Disable lockscreen lock/unlock sounds.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yomama163:
Didn't even touch this feature because it's too annoying

EDIT: Just found out that Tasker is responsible for a huge wake lock. Forgot to turn off one of my tasks which opens PowerAmp as soon as I plugged my earphones into my device. Gonna test the battery lifetime now

EDIT 2: My phone froze somehow and had to make a restart. After restart my phone suddenly dropped down from 60% to 5%... Gonna switch kernels since I heard and realized that DorimanX Kernel is buggy

EDIT 3: Flashed Philz Kerbel and removed my unnecessary Tasker task and it looks good my battery drain went down a little, hopefully it stays like this
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] electroblood:
Has anyone that has flashed a Sprint HTC One to a different network upgraded their radio firmware? Does it revert it back to the Sprint network?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skippper:
Have you flashed you Sprint phone with Verizon radio firmware?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] qualitymove13:
My PRL stayed as Verizon after I upgraded firmware so force roam is still in effect.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] naheel azawy:
Xperia 2011 themes:

Download

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Xperia 2012 themes:

Download

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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] kingozzo:
Thank you!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] MrRad19:
"file not found" :(
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] naheel azawy:
Sorry for that, I saied to Mobile9 Support for many times that it works only on Xperia 2011 devices but it looks that they always forget :eek:

I'll upload them to the box :good:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] CLINTZ9:
Nice :thumbup:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lampardd:
Is your lg g2 also lagging in apps such as app store or when you are in browser.. my old gs3 was more responsive to my touches than my lg g2. Is this common? I started to think i got a defective device..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eppidemic:
Are there any apps out there I can use to throttle my download speeds? I use my phone at work to stream Pandora and other things, and I'm running out of data before the end of the month.

I started putting my phone on edge service only, but Pandora skips every few minutes, like it almost has enough speed. But when I turn my 4G on, the app uses four times the data. I would like a way to limit my download speeds too 3G, or slower, or about 200-250 kilobits per second. I've also noticed this with some other apps, they will grab up data if its available. Or stream at higher bit rate. But I don't need high bitrate, I just want my data to last longer.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilflare:
Is there a way to implement this?

trying to minimize the use of my home button to power my screen on
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] testrider:
Try 'proximity screen off'. It uses the proximity sensor to turn on/off the phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arsi123:
+1
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilflare:
does it cause any wakelock issues and etc?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
After it passes the 50% threshold...or do I have a bad battery. I'll have 3 hours screen on time at 50%. But barely make it to 5 hours screen on time. Was the same way on my s3. Got 2 hours of screen on through the first 50%, barely got 3 hours screen on the last 50%. Noticing the same on this battery. Either the way the phone reads the battery is incorrect or the last half of the battery is messed up

I enjoy the battery very much but I see some people getting 7-8 hours screen on and I'm assuming it's because their batteries don't do what mine does
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cincyelite22:
I got 5 hours screen on time out of mine with no wakelocks. However my coverage is never in the green it's always just moderate.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] llfloyd79:
Never understood the big deal why people care so much about screen on time. As long as I can wake up at 4:30am and my phone last me the entire day, which includes texting, phone calls, web browsing, a few emails here and there, listening to some music.....and I can go to sleep at 10:30pm with about 30% battery left, sometimes more, I'm good. I have gone over 24hrs with regular to moderate use a few times. Battery is great in my opinion. I guess people have their own way of judging battery life...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] schnergun:
my battery life is killer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
I agree I'm just curious why my battery dies quickly after it hits 50% I ended up with 5 hours screen on time and about 14 hours off the charger which is good. I'm assuming if the bottom half of the battery didn't die off so quick then thus battery would be even better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nolimit06:
I can easily get 20+ hours with 4-5 hrs screen time with auto brightness. With moderate usage, texting, games, browsing and YouTube.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] M1nze:
its definitely something with your phone. i can run this phone with heavy use the whole day and be right around 45% before bed. people talking about extended batteries im like huh?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nolimit06:
It's all in how you use your phone. Be smart with your brightness, sync settings and charge cycles and you should't have any issues at all. I got over 35 hours on my HTC One by using auto bright and doing light to moderate usage. Everyone will have different results. Also if you are rooted use "Greenify".

I work on 3rd shift (11pm-7am) and I charge my phone when I get home around 830, let it charge to 100% and unplug it before I fall asleep and I am good to go until the next morning.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jspsuperman:
Think your phone might be messed up.............
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jspsuperman:
Screen on time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] DCLocal:
I'm able to go a full day with moderate usage easily. I am very pleased with the battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] wineguy:
Starting day 4 and I think the battery is great. No complaints from a moderate to heavy work/social user...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] KingGinger55:
I think mine might be bad too. I can't seem to get more than 9 hours usage unless i leave it in airplane mode all day. Im going to try returning it on Friday.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
My battery is great because of the top 50% last a long time. But once I pass that it seems like it drains fairly quickly. My first note didn't do that. Plus when I unplug my phone, it drops to 98% within 10 minutes of no usage
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nolimit06:
Try watching your phone and unplugging at 99%. Its probably dropping to 98% because when your phone reaches 100% it does a trickle charge where it drains a little then charge again. You might be removing it during that cycle.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
Testing today and I'm at 90% after 3 hours and have an hour of screen time. Pretty amazing. yesterday I was at 40 minutes screen time. I also killed the battery off last night. I read it wasn't good, and I read that it was. So far so good. Will run it all day and see how the bottom 50% works today.

This is all on 3g while listening to music
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] smooth703:
Mine sucked starting out once I started getting rid of all the bloat sprint packed on here its gotten a lot better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kompster:
First day I had it while setting everything up, screen on, apps chugging away... After 6 hours it had only drained 40% from a full charge.

Second day, rooted. Playing with a huge variety of apps to find the right ones for me. 5-6 hours screen time, 5% from a 85% charge. I was however downloading a massive collection of large files over WiFi, that will use a chunk of battery.

Last night I adjusted all my settings to optimize power consumption and improve battery life, installed Greenify and hibernated apps that like to linger after closed. Removed all unnecessary apps and Stopped useless imbedded apps. Will report at the end of the day my results.

So far it seems that the battery life you get out of a stock battery is based on how you use your phone, what you use it for and how long you use it. Turn off any features you're not currently using, such as Bluetooth, GPS, WiFi or put the phone in Airplane Mode when you're not in service so it's not constantly searching for a signal.

I watched half of a 1080p movie with a Bluetooth stereo headset, basic functions running in the background and only dropped 10% (45mins). This AMOLED screen uses much less power than that of my previous phones, the CPU seems to process quickly and efficiently, I would have assumed a 1080p video would use more resources to decode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nolimit06:
Just charged my phone from 40%, I got 21 hrs out of it with 4 hrs screen time, music, texting and general browsing. I will post a screenshot tonight when I get low again.

Oh I also ran Antutu like 10 times showing friends.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] StevieDvd:
Have had the XDA for nearly 2 weeks now and still getting the hang of all it's features.

I did an initial charge overnight and have since kept it topped up using the PC/USB cable.

As a small security precaution I've got the startup pin number activated so when syncing to PC or resetting the XDA I key in the pin.

This morning when I got to work I just plugged the XDA into the PC USB but got called away to a meeting. When I came back the PC said I had a new usb device and the device had failed, I then noticed the battery level had dropped to 0% (phone on/bluetooth on).

For whatever reason the usb was plugged in but was not charging.

Moral of the story is watch that activesync pops up so you now you have a good connection and that the unit is charging.

Steve
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] SiliconS:
I don't think that all USB sockets are capable of charging the Exec if the screen is on. I.e. they can't provide enough amps to power the Exec and charge the battery.

It helps to reduce the screen brightness if charging is important.

I've taken to using only the mains charger for charging (which never has the same problem) and doing ActiveSync over Bluetooth. I keep the USB lead with me for emergencies only.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] StevieDvd:
I tend to charge it with the screen towards the keybaord and the lid down so the screen is off.

Well it has charged to 100% now, perhaps I'll check the time it takes next time when I leave the phone & bluetooth on (had to turn them off at 0%)!

But to be fair I did not need to reset at all so good old XDA.

Steve
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
if you press and hold the power button will turn off the backlight, then when your charged press again and hold to turn the backlight back on. should reduce the consumption
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] joebongo:
If the right hand light goes orange then green when charged, it should be charging.

I advocate the use of a powered USB hub in between your Universal and the PC (ie: don't connect directly to the PC). Plenty of juice available then for charging.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/10/...imited-global-data-roaming-at-no-extra-charge

Look at that... What do hmu guys think?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] marksedge:
I should have bought an unlocked phone grabbed a tmo SIM and be on my marry a$$ way instead of dealing with this dinosaur spead 3g ....golly ...good grief!!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Vic_Vinegar:
this is awesome, hopefully sprint catches on and does something similar. Sprints international rates are atrocious! Although the One does have removable SIM capabilities, it would cut down the hassle of acquiring one in a different country and possibly having to cut it to microsim specs.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] SNAAAAKEE:
I regret my decision of staying with sprint every day. It takes me over 2 minutes to do a simple Google search on sprints network in my area that is supposedly in an LTE zone. The network is atrocious and they keep saying theyre upgrading the towers but it's been almost a year and if anything it's only gotten worse. The only thing that stopped me from going to T-Mobile was their terrible coverage in Michigan. Here's hoping this announcement gets Sprint moving to finally deploying a data network that is usable.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] CNexus:
This is awesome, not because it makes me wanna switch to T-Mobile, but because it makes other carriers have to step up their game to compete on a level playing field
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cuppeerr:
I for one like sprint. Except when I have 3g. Then it just plain sucks. Thankfully I have LTE almost everywhere:)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sailio:
You do know that sprint may buy out T-Mobile
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
Somebody should leak T-Mobile
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] marksedge:
Haha that my friend is the quote of the day !!!

Haha good job
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Alex1123:
Tmobile is great haha just switched over and still using my sprint HTC one highest I've seen on speedtest is 6.9 mb/s Download keep in mind this is 3G
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
How the Hell did T-Mobile beat sprint I'm the LTE ROLLOUT?! SERIOUSLY
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] a senile fungus:
^^^^this^^^^

Look at what happened when the $5 hot and ready pizza came out. Everybody changed pricing or menu items to become more competitive... :thumbup:

Or fast food 'value' menu's, suddenly every fast food chain had one...

Or 60 second abs, soon it only took 45 seconds! :eek:

Kudos to T-Mobile for doing something new.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
Someone should leak LTE for sprint
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] marksedge:
Haha omg ^^^^ this guy good
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sailio:
Coverage needs improvement but I get good speeds
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] babymatteo:
Damn you Sprint!!! All I want is LTE....is that too much to ask?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] treIII:
This is not going to happen. T mobile is on a roll. There network is better. There plans are better and there upgrade plan is better. They are taking the other threes customers daily. They are going to surpass sprint very quickly if they haven't and their lte coverage has already surpassed sprint. Sprint still doesn't care and sprints lte network as a whole is terrible. Yeah some people post some big speeds but for the most part most of us are not impressed. If t mobile has the monetary status to roll out their lte network like this so does sprint. T mobile was almost dead a year and a half ago. Sprint put in an lte network to say they are lte. Nothing more. Sorry sprint. T mobile has +42 hspa and lte. Why are we still here? Contract up in June and I'll bet t mobile has lte before sprint where I live so this is my last with sprint. End RANT!

Sent from my HTCONE using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] graycorgi:
What T-Mobile is doing for pricing and their offering is amazing. I really hope it spurs some real price competition from Sprint. Their 3G coverage in my area is total crap though, EDGE only in all of Bristol TN/VA and pretty much the entire areas around Johnson City and Kingsport. My biggest beef with T-Mobile is trust though. How do you trust a carrier that tried to sell their customer's out to the death star (AT&T)?

I do think Sprint is going to continue bleeding customers to T-Mobile unless they can do this:

-Provide some kind of similar free throttled international data, at the very least to Canada and Mexico.

-Go "no contract"

-Add sites to fix terrible 1900MHz LTE coverage in many areas where all their current towers have been upgraded but coverage still sucks, or hurry up on the tri-band phones and rollout of 800MHz LTE

-Lower the prices a bit

-Family plan price changes. Sprint's family plans are the worst deal out of the 4 carriers, and it's hard to make a worse deal than Verizon.

-Wifi calling on their phones would be better than the Airave program that I know costs Sprint lots of money

Basically, if Sprint would copy a lot of T-Mobile's ideas and fix serious issues with their LTE rollout, they'd be in a much better position. Sprint customer service is already better than T-Mobile, and that's pretty much the only selling point compared to T-Mobile besides superior non-LTE coverage. If things don't change soon, those selling points may become moot.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] treIII:
If their service was better in the first place. We wouldn't need it so much. So as for this being a selling point. No good. T mobile has already surpassed sprint in their lte rollout. And at the pace they are moving they are definitely putting improvements from monetary gains immediately back in the company. It won't be long at this pace and the approach they have in winning customers that they will continue to move quickly in their customer gains and ranking. Their lte just came second to att and beat att in 20 markets. Sprint is doing nothing but putting lte on existing towers. Therefore until they actuall will not improve coverage but just provide lte when we are close enough to a tower. Softbanks acquisition of sprint hasn't showed any improvements of the speed of deployment of lte. We already have the networks vision implemented where I live and there is honestly no improvement in call quality nor 3g speeds other than once in a while. I live 1.6 miles from a tower that has the netwot vision improvements and I have to use an airrave. Makes my stomach turn honestly. I've asked them why I need the airrave. The tower is literally on my street and I can't make a call from home without the airrave. T mobile has made improvements where I live and many people I know have moved from sprint to tmobile.

Sent from my HTCONE using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] graycorgi:
I live 3/4 of a mile from a tower and only get 1-2 bars inside without the Airave. I feel your pain. My T-Mobile friends cannot use their phones in my house at all unless they switch it to Wi-Fi calling.

T-Mobile is an absolute joke in this rural area. Right now they're only a serious option in cities, and nothing has changed regarding their coverage in my area or surrounding areas, so I have no reason to suspect this will change. Sprint has 3G all along I-81 even in rural southwest VA, whereas T-Mobile has only EDGE in SWVA for 3 hours from the state line, and they have only EDGE between the Tri Cities and Knoxville. Sprint has also added LTE to much of this area, for example the Greeneville, TN and Bristol, TN/VA markets have LTE from Sprint but only Edge from T-Mobile. T-Mobile LTE has not touched any region within 3 hours of me besides Asheville NC. My friend just drove up to Athens, OH on T-Mobile and was roaming for 5 hours of the 7 hour drive because T-Mobile has crap rural coverage. There is Sprint 3G coverage on that entire drive and 4G for the first hour.

If you live in a city T-Mobile may be great for you, but it's still not an option for most rural or semi-rural people.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
It's crazy and making me consider switching. Somehow though, sprint rolls out updates faster. (regarding HTC phones)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] zero visual:
this is a very vague statement. After traveling all over the US and having various providers with me. I can honestly say 99% of the time sprint has the worst coverage. Driving through the hills of Pennsylvania/West Virginia/Maryland sprint have garbage for coverage on I-79 when Tmobile has 3/4 bar with functioning internet. Working in Pittsburgh, PA in the surveillance room at the casino, Tmobile has the best service followed by AT&T, Verizon, then Sprint with the infamous 1xRTT junk. Sprint 3G speeds are a frigging Joke and 4G once you can actually find it, is not all that fast, I had to attend a Cisco Webex Webinar and with Sprint I couldn't not even get a connection. Thank god I had a prepaid $30.00 unlimited text/web sim card from Tmobile. Threw it in and sure as **** streaming in HD. Then next day I went to Tmobile (this was 3 days ago). SoftBank is wasting their money honestly.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sailio:
Their network was better before they sold off 1/3 of their towers to AT&T. Wal-Mart is the only place that sells T-Mobile. RadioShack pulled out of T-Mobile because the German company that owns them, simply doesn't want to deal with the American market. Why do you think they dropped their contracts?