yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mychal:
I feel like there was a setting for this in past Galaxies, but maybe I'm thinking of a custom ROM on my S3. Anyway, I have the pin entry method turned on for my SGN3, because it was always lock-screen swiping in my pocket, and when I pulled it out, it often had a bunch of stuff opened with some settings changed, not all of which I could easily identify.

So, when I dock the phone, can I have it automatically unlock?

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mychal:
Nothing to see here?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Shallow_1:
Awesome....ROM looks spectacular....can't wait to try it....oh and first... :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FinalTrigger:
Cant wait to give it a try
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] countryfolk07:
What is the difference between this build and the other one already in this forum by Deliberate?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] timpohladthomas:
This is an official build.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jaguarpaw:
Rom looks great! anyone have this up and running yet?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pbman1953:
By no means am I an expert but I've tried many of the popular roms in this group

Moar-J. Beans 19-CM-Clean Rom-Liquid Smooth-Etc.

But it seems that I still come back home to Beanstock. Maybe I just like 4.3 over anything else. Once you you get bused to 4.3 its hard to go backwards

Great Job!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
Up and running just fine for me. Flashed last night and only hiccup thus far was a FC on CBS fantasy football app. Reopened and app ran fine. Doubt it's ROM related.

Battery does seem to be draining a little faster than usual. Almost two hours off charger with 55 minutes screen time and 16 minutes phone call and I'm at 83%. I've sent a few emails too. I'll let it run down and see where were at later in the day.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlokos:
The rom runs great. The only thing I noticed was some lag in the lock screen, swiping to my pin lock and unlocking the pin. Once it is open, the phone is smooth and quick. Great job developers.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] omair2005:
goo.im is going very slow todayy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] RayMcGrath:
What does official mean? Still a newbie :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dandydon414:
link points to a skyrocket version of the rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] timpohladthomas:
Which link?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dandydon414:
the download link for this rom

BeanStalk Build 4.3.1009 - MTD - Android 4.3 - 10/16/2013
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
Takes me to the beanstalk download page on goo..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dandydon414:
never mind. I had the skyrocket selected on goo earlier today and for some reason when I clicked on that link it took me to the skyrocket version. I changed my device on goo to d2vzw, closed the page and clicked on the link again an it took me to the right page......weird
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] timpohladthomas:
It means it is officially supported by the developer or when there are issues they will be fixed before unnoficial builds.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] RayMcGrath:
performance report

I have been running 4.3.1001 without any issue for several days. I flashed the 4.3.1009 from this thread and had some lock/home screen freezups resulting in a battery pull, reboot and restored 4.3.1001. It has been completely stable. I also had no gps lock but an easy workaround was to turn the gps off then back on.

is the other thread for this rom still in operation?

thanks for your work on this awesome rom! 4.3.1001 is officially my daily driver. :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ChrisAult2004:
This ROM is great! Glad it's official now, I've had this recommended to me by an Infuse user forever.

One question... Is there a way to eliminate the Privacy Guard Notification? I have having notifications that require no action in my status bar...

Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Juice3250:
Will this boot up from TWRP?
[General Questions and Answers] zubinosh:
Need Help with SoftKeys...

I'm a vivid user of Galaxy Note GT-N7000 (Note 1) - lately using Sweet ROM V10.5 BLACK LT9 Jelly Bean 4.1.2. (a BIG thank you to the developer for cooking such a lucid ROM)...

I'm looking out for softkeys that can be increased/decreased in size as per the requirement...(like the ones we have in paranoid/cyanogenmod/stunner/jellybam ROMs to name a few)...

PLEASE do not direct me to the market or for some codes to be used (qemu.hw.mainkeys=0) as I've almost tried all apps in the market, but, NOT HAPPY, with the way SoftKeys appear on the screen and have been frequently hunting for similar threads for more than two months now and suprisingly there is nothing developed so far for the SoftKey feature...

Can some GENIUS out there come to my aide... have been patiently waiting for it. Would be highly appreciated...

Thanking you in advance for your support.

Regards,

zubinosh@rediffmail.com
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] theironmonger:
I have reverted back to stockorama with stock kernal..I upgraded from Wicked-- Any other rom that I have tried including Illusion,paranoid,cm 4.2 etc I get garbled voice calls.

This does not happen all the time. I tried updating radio. This has been going on for months.

Any suggestions?

My next thought is to install paranoid and start trying other kernals. can i use stock with paranoid android?

Others have been having this issue but cant find an answer. I thought by installing stable CM the phone would work but still has this issue.

Im at my wits end as I want to use another rom and get clear calls.

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Supamike88:
I had this same problem on Dandroid when I was using the Faux kernel. It would also make my speaker crackly when playing music. Haven't had the problem since I reflashed the rom and left it with the stock kernel
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlazinDANDAMAN:
One thing I really like about this phone is the battery life. I know this phone has a new battery technology. At work I leave it on an Android speaker dock, and at home at night when I sleep I put on charger even if battery is at 90%. I haven't been able to find a definitive answer if leaving on charger is bad for battery. Last thing I wanna do is ruin the great battery life. Should I let the battery fully discharge every now and then? Or is what I'm doing OK.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damasterjj:
try to maintain lower charge for example a battery that is frequently at 50% or lower will last longer than a battery that is always at 80, 90 or 100%
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlazinDANDAMAN:
Thanks...I'll do that from now on..I'm rarely under 50%...will make sure to do that from now on...Thank You.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
My understanding is that lithium polymer batteries tend to last longer if constantly topped off, and get damaged if constantly drained and let dry. A few charge/discharge cycles from time to time help calibrate the battery.

"Continuous partial discharges create a condition called digital memory, decreasing the accuracy of the device's power gauge" Source: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-tips-for-extending-lithium-ion-battery-life/

And another way to justify topping it off constantly is the fact that we don't have removable batteries so if you are constantly on the move and out of reach of an AC outlet (or portable power pack), then you are screwed.

I usually let it on AC as much as possible (some times even during the night). Batteries don't over-charge or overheat thanks to voltage controllers in them. My old laptop still retains a charge for hours thanks to this where my friends only last for like 15 minutes. My almost 2 yr old Galaxy Note still lasts for almost a day too.

Another link:

http://gizmodo.com/how-to-take-care-of-your-smartphone-battery-the-right-w-513217256
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashN2u:
Charging your battery is a catch 22. If you discharge and charge a full 100% every time you charge, you'll end up shortening your battery's overall life, but you'll get outstanding daily use, at least for a while. On the other hand, if you don't allow enough of a difference between charges, say always charging from 80-100% instead of 40-100%, you'll lower it's daily effectiveness and see shorter daily use, but the battery will last for more cycle counts.

I conditioned the battery on my Droid RAZR to get the maximum daily use out of it. Because of that, The battery started to show it's age at about month 12. By month 18 it was performing at 20-25% effectiveness.

Having a non-removable battery makes deciding how to treat it very difficult.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
You have proven my point here, you mentioned that by following your charging procedure, after just a year your battery performed at 20-25% whereas with my procedure my two year old Note still performs quite acceptably (almost a full day use). Same goes with my 5 year old Laptop.

Of curse there are other factors like average temperature you work on, usage habits, etc. but I'm just providing my 2 cents here.

Cheers!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashN2u:
Definitely. Having a non-removable battery with abysmal daily life, I was forced to make a decision. I crippled my use of the device in order to massage 16-20 hours a day out of it instead of the normal 4-6. At the time, I figured I would jump to a new device before I had to worry about it. I was wrong. I couldn't find anything I liked until this phone. Now, I can focus on a balance between daily max and lifetime max. But, it should take me a week or two to see how it performs for me to choose how I treat it.

:beer:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
Exactly!

It's simply amazing how well the battery performs on the G2. I think that GRAM is doing wonders after all (I thought it was just a marketing scheme).

Cheers!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WhiteZero:
Dear god, don't listen to this advice. Rayan knows more what he's talking about.

Here is a really good article on caring for your battery.

Basically, the fuller you keep your battery, the better... the exact opposite of Damasterjj's suggestion lol

However, if you're storing an unused extra battery (not a concern with the G2), you want to keep it between 50% and 70% charge if you're not going to use it for awhile.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
Sorry for double posting, but forgot to mention that just last night right after hitting the sack, I noticed my G2 was fully charged, so I decided to unplug it during the night just to see how much it will drain, and to my surprise, in just about 7 hours it drained only 1%! :good:

So I just concluded that thanks to the fact that the G2 charges quite quickly and it goes to deep sleep very effectively (at least mine) even though its not harmful to leave it charging, its really not necessary to do so once it's full. :eek::good:

Fortunately I grabbed a screenshot:

Cheers!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
Thanks WhiteZero, I totally forgot about where I learned about Lithium batteries. That's a great article.

There's just way too much dis-information on the subject.

Even my carrier's tech support staff recommends not to charge the batteries until completely discharged! They think Lithium batteries have memory effect just like NiCd batteries! :rolleyes:

Cheers!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WhiteZero:
Yeah, some old habbits die hard, I guess.

Also, to maybe answer the OPs original question: I believe modern phones have charge circuits that bypass the battery once it's 100% full and still on the charger. So you don't ever have to worry about overcharge or whatever. So yes, you can leave your phone on a charger/dock for longer periods of time without issue.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashN2u:
it's missing a ! after the 7 hours. lol

Yeah, what tends to happen is when the battery gets to full, they will cut off the charge and once the battery drops down to a certain percentage will reengage. None of this is seen of course because of how the manufacturers handle the battery charge indicator. There is an almost 0% chance of overcharging because the manufacturers don't allow the battery to ever charge to a full 100%. The display, might show 100%, but the battery will only be charged to about 80%. This is usually done to extend the battery's life, to get more cycles out of it. This is based on some studies stating that charging a lithium battery to 100% full all of the time results in a shorter overall lifetime. The manufacturers don't want people complaining that they got on a 2 year contract and the battery only lasted a year.

Off topic: Speaking of the memory effect. Recent studies have shown that the batteries being used in electrical vehicles are starting to develop the memory effect. That really sucks. That means you're gonna have to run it to near empty before charging it fully. Adds another inconvenience to owning an electric car. Not trying to hijack the thread, just thought it was interesting since we thought those days were behind us when it came to batteries.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rayan:
Another example that it's safe to leave devices connected to AC are shops where they have them on display. Notice they are always connected to AC (and security system).

On the electric car battery issue, is that happening on newer Lithium powered cars?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashN2u:
ummm...I'll look that up. I just read it like a couple of days ago, but I was half asleep and sick. lol. I'll try to provide the link, but like I said, don't want to hijack the thread.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damasterjj:
read your own article, its the same article I'm using

"A partial discharge reduces stress and prolongs battery life."

Also it says if you keep your phone at 100% you will only get 300 to 500 cycles.before you phone reduce capacity. if you keep your phone at 50% charge you will get 1200 to 1500 charge cycles.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 06stang:
So far I average 33hrs a charge on my phone. I frigging love this thing
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WhiteZero:
I think you read that chart backwards? It says "Depth of Discharge". 100% discharge would be 0% battery. 10% discharge would be 90% battery, giving you 3,750 – 4,700 cycles.

The 1,200 – 1,500 cycles is if you discharge to 50% and then charge back to 100%. As a "charge cycle" is from whatever your low point is to 100%. So only letting your phone go to 50% is a good idea. But keeping it at 50% just seems silly.

Looking through that article's comments, theres alot of confusion about what capacity to keep your battery at. There seems to be data to say that letting the phone go to 50% then charging gives you less cycles but more overall usability.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00431:
No its not, I've done it with all my phones and never had a problem with any of them.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mandroid717:
so after reading all the post i am more confused now then i when i started. thanks guys. grrrrr. ;)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashN2u:
I'm going to have to read that article because last I checked, the cycle count is in regards to a full 100% charge.

[Day 1 - 50%, Day 2 - 50%(1 cycle)] [Day 3 - 25%, Day 4 - 25%, Day 5 25%, Day 6 - 25%(1 cycle)]
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
Going to be leaving sprint due to its horrible coverage and will be going to t-mobile. I currently have the LG Optimus G and I love this phone. screen size Is perfect, battery life is good. Getting 8-10 hours on heavy to medium use with no charge throughout the day. I wanna get your opinion on this and also I need a backup app so I can get my contacts, text, call logs and, SD card saved.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WizeGuyDezignz:
G2 over the One, no question. It's just as fast and the UI offers a ton more than Sense.

As for backing all of that stuff up, I like and haven't had any problems using MyBackup Pro.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
Yeah I knew that The G2 would be better. How long did it take for u to get used to the back buttons?. I don't mind it at all but wanna know ur opinion as well.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damasterjj:
G2

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once you pick up the phone the back button in my opinion is better than the side buttons. the only annoyance you can't access the buttons when the phone is laying down.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WizeGuyDezignz:
It took me a day or two at most. With the buttons back there and the combination of knock on, it's good and shouldn't take you long.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
Couldn't have said it better myself lol

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Had the One for a week before I picked up this phone. Fyi search for my thread. We discussed some of your questions @ length last month.

In all honestly, it took me half a day playing around with it. The tmobile and AT&T versions have bigger volume buttons so it's easier grasp vs the Verizon version

The G2 is a faster and fluid One with a better screen. It doesn't have boom sound. The audio hacks do help if you're really stuck on having the louder speaker from the One
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
Can u link me the thread if you don't mind. I'm pretty sure I'll be getting the G2 since currently t-mobile has is offer for the G2 that makes it no down payment upfront
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karmarocket:
I am torn between these two phones. as well as the the rumored Nexus 5.

I was checking out the LG G2 and HTC one in my local AT&T store and found the G2 very easy to handle. buttons on the back didn't bother me at all. I actually thought they were well thought out.

I tested out the cameras and found the G2 had sharper images with more detail.

Forgot to bring my earphones with me so I couldn't test out the sound from audio jack. But speaker was fine on the G2. Obviously, HTC One has better external speakers, but I found the speakers for the G2 to be quite adequate for phone calls etc.

The screen is gorgeous. Very bright and sharp. I thought it looked just as good or better than the Galaxy Note 3.

I was impressed with LG's UI. Not a ton of crap like Samsung's touchwiz. Very minimal, like stock android.

My only wish is that LG released the G2 in a 64GB model. I would have bought it right there in the store.

Anyone hear any rumors about LG releasing a higher capacity G2 in the future? 32GB's will barely be enough for me. I like taking a lot of photos with my phone and carrying some music playlists and movies. 64GB would be perfect. I might have to go with the HTC One developer Edition if the LG G2 doesn't come out with higher capacity storage. Would have been ideal if they just released the korean version with the removable back cover and microsd slot.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrgilbert79:
You'll find that with knock on the back buttons are usually only for volume control. With a quick window case it it comes on every time you open it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
Rumors are there's a 64 GB Google Play edition in the works. There's a thread around here discussing that. I doubt it'll see the light of day though

As for removable back, the Korean model has this along with microsd built in. All of this @ the expense of a slightly smaller battery

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Here's the link. Honestly, I think Tmobile has the best thing going right now. Which color G2 are you getting?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobsquared:
I've only had the G2 for a week and I miss my HTC One so much! Specially since I have kids and I take a lot of pics inside the house.

HTC One may not have had too much detail but night pictures were clean, quick and never had any trouble.

I have yet to take a single good picture at night in the house whereas I had 1000's of pics on HTC One.

Kids move a lot and HTC One was quick and wide angle lens was a plus.

I am ready to go back to Best Buy and return this and pick up HTC One but there is little bit hope that the blurriness and fakeness at night can be fixed. I tried custom rom and camera modded but they improve one thing but not the other.

HTC One, IMHO of course, has the best night time camera as far as responsiveness, less blurry and just as a consumer. I am no expert by any chance but I see my pictures on my 22" monitor and I can tell HTC One pics were not that good quality but it was closer to real life than LG G2. Heck, I took a shot from G2 last night when kids were watching a movie and it looked like they had masks on, so much processing.

For the first time, my wife's iPhone 5 took better pics just because I didn't have my HTC One.

/rant
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zPacKRat:
Had this dilemma today and once I held each device in hand it was a no brainer, G2 all the way. better battery, better screen, better pics, but a different interface that will take a bit of tweaking but that's half the fun of a new device. Add to that that the G2 is a close cousin to what will be the N5 and we should get some AOSP LOVIN!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
Yeah Im going to get the G2, and put a clean custom rom. dont like LG interface at all
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
and ill be getting the White version. maybe
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
Bump. Only thing stopping me from getting G2 today is that the developers for custom rom is very slow. And I hate using LG cuter interface. At least with the HTC One. There are plenty of custom rooms already made
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkyG82:
The LG ui isn't all that bad. With the knock on you also have the knock off with stock launcher and/or knock off in the status bar. So no need to touch the power button unless you want to actually turn it off. And why you would want to do that when it's so awesome I don't know :)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MUSCULATURE:
I turned in my One yesterday for the G2 after owning it only 10 days. Downfalls of the One are:

tiny screen

battery life sucks

kind of a pain in the ass to return to stock

things I liked about the One:

- awesome speakers

- Blinkfeed

Before the One I owned for 10 days I had the S4 for a few months. Not a whole lot of complaints about it but the deving for it seemed to had died down and I got bored with the phone.

I really love the screen and speed of this this phone, and knock knock is awesome. Also the huge battery is a great bonus. I will be keeping this phone for more than 10 days :)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloDominick:
So I got the G2, is it able to root? I have GCLOUD and Im able to backup my contacts, but i dont see any sms,mms backup.. I have MyBackup as well but how do i transfer it to the G2 without paying for the pro version.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
Mybackup root used to let you do this. Search for an older apk of the app. Once you have it, do the migrate option to transfer your contacts etc
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charlieegan3:
I have a Note ii n7100

I flashed to Paranoid Android earlier in the year and thought I'd try out something else for fun again this morning.

I first went to monxdified (monxDIFIED-N7100-XXDME1-13-01.zip) and there was cell signal but I couldn't get onto a cell network (I'm a three UK customer). It would say registered on network but would never actually register.

I then tried selecting a different radio in the installer, the top one, rather than the 2nd one - I was guessing that this was the issue. Same problem.

I then tried going to cyanogen (what I saw as a more trusted/well known rom to try that out) - this time it finds the network but says there is no signal and that (3UK) is unavailable.

I've been reading and I may have wiped my imei number, at this point I got scarred and thought I'd check here before messing this up any further.

I hope I've put this thread in the correct place. Thanks in advance.

Note: I can still read a value for my imdi number in settings, hopefully this means it isn't lost?