yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] johnomaz:
Ditto as well. I put Xposed in only to change the NFC polling rules. Also, I disabled several bloatware apps before root and haven't used TiBu to freeze any. I did remove the Carrier IQ apk files manually. The battery drain isn't terrible or anything, but I was keeping track of it the first cuople of weeks I had it and only after I rooted it did I notice a minor drain. It still lasts me an entire day so I'm not too concerned about it, just curious.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I have NFC disabled and used Xposed for numerous things....which apks are the Carrier iq ones? I also froze knox files too....wonder if that has anything to do with it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I might go back to stock if these keeps up. 4 hours off charger, down to 79% with 10mins of screen on time...I used to get day and half with 4-5 hours screen on time. Anyone have any suggestions? Dont mind going back to stock, but love not having ads and adding some customization to my phone, but if it going to cost my battery this, then thats not worth it to me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] janjannsen99:
I have xposed and I'm showing low android system usage. Just letting you know. I can show a screenie if you want.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
Which modules are you running? Also did you freeze any apps?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] janjannsen99:
Nope no frozen apps. I use Wanam and multiwindow manager to add unlimited apps to multiwindow. That's it for now. I think pen Window manager too...but that might not be exposed, I think that's just a stand alone app
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I unfroze a bunch of apps that I couldnt freeze through the OS, so I will see if that fixes things. If not, I will start removing the other xposed apps I have. I think I have like 5 or 6 installed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] @rbiter:
Factory reset.

sent from my sm-900t.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I was thinking of doing that next and then just freezing normal apps and go from there. I should have paced myself but I froze a bunch and then installed xposed right after each other.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] @rbiter:
Maybe unfreeze everything and see if that works before going through factory reset. Read I g through the forums daily and have noticed freezing innocent might not be so innocent after all. My magazines and Polaris office unfrozen now and email app stopped randomly crashing. Samsung kind of worked 4.3. Have had random app crashes more than usual. Nothing big but my note2 on 4.1.1 was rock solid.

sent from my sm-900t.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I dont mind doing a factory reset. I came from the Nexus 4 and did a complete wipe almost weekly. I didnt freeze my magazines but did free polaris. I have not had any issues with any apps...I did however never do a factory reset after rooting, so that could be the cause too, though I find that hard to believe.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] sshafranko:
I dont see how freezing apps would raise your battery drain. I froze a lot including all knox, tmobile, samsung, and some other stuff and my battery is outstanding. I am using Lean kernel though and greenify. I hibernate a lot of apps especially ones that run in the back while not being used. And there is quite a few. Only running wanam and greenify modules for now. My android os is at 6% right now and ive been flashing mods and trying modules and apps most of the day.

The one thing that bugs me tho is every time I reboot my phone my battery stats reset. Is it like that for you guys too?

N3 waiting for Tweaked

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N3 waiting for Tweaked
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
I am only rooted, not unlocked bootloader. aka trip knox....I have seen WAAYYYY back in the day that freezing certain system apps would cause some issues since something was trying to call it and would just try over and over. I have unfrozen most of the apps I froze through TB....going to get a full charge tonight and see if it improves....Thanks for the insight though....I might go full blown later down the line, just waiting for these ROMs to get certain issues resolved. And honestly, right now with all the xposed modules, I have everything I want right now.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] GHOSTIVVI:
I'm also getting more battery drain. I've installed xposed with greenify and froze/uninstalled ciq and bloatware
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
Which APKs are the CIQ? I would like to remove that as well. BTW, since unfreezing all frozen apps that cannot be frozen in Application Manager, battery is back to its old self it seems. But will need to run another day to confirm.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] sshafranko:
Wow really. Thats good to know I really never thought freezing would have such a noticable negative impact on battery life. Please post your findings after a couple charge cycles I am interested in your outcome. I may have to research a bit more on how the apps I froze impact everything and what is tyed to them if thats the case. Battery is really my only concern as this phone is plenty fast and smooth for me so most of my mods will be geared towards best possible battery life without compromising what I have now. Thanks

N3 waiting for Tweaked
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Pedro2NR:
After I rooted, my battery has been horrible. I have not frozen any apps, but I have used xposed. I turned off all the modules today and see if that helps.

The funny thing is that I plugged in my charger last night and it didn't really charge much.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] droidkevlar:
So I unfroze the cloud apps, knox apps and health apps and now back to what seems normal battery life...i even installed another xposed module and batt life is looking good again. Will let it run for a few more days before Im jumping for joy.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stuke00:
I have installed CM 10.1. Occasionally the screen will not turn on when I press the power button. I have to hold down the button for 10-20 seconds to reset the device to get it to power on. Happens at least 3-4 times a day. Anyone else have this issue or ideas on how to fix it? Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stuke00:
No one else has seen this issue?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bubbly193:
Many ROMs have their little quirks here and there, this could be one. I use hashcode's ROMs so this is just speculation though.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herbmillerjr:
I had this issue with twa_priv's rom. If I keep at the button, pushing it multiple times at different intervals, it would eventually come on. Interestingly, if I went into the developer options and put the CPU at the full 1200MHz, it didn't happen.

Not having this issue with CM (though I'm running 10.2) so not sure there.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jma9454:
This was a common occurrence in cm10.1 with TWA_priv's build I believe. This is called a Sleep of Death or SoD. I thought that was cleared up, but maybe not. If there is a newer version of the ROM that you are on, I recommend trying that. There is no way to recover from an SoD except to force power off like you did, and start back up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jason.smith771:
Any and All,

I recently purchased an Android Note II at a market. I knew the phone was from "overseas". The box shows 5.5" QHD, Quad Core CPU 1gig ram etc.

Later after using the phone I noticed that it was not working as expected. Using some play store apps, the hardware reads dual core cpu 512megs of ram. The chipset is the MTK6577.

Is it possible I got a phone with incorrect firmware for the model or did I get ripped off? The MTK6577 seems to be popular and used in many phones. Could someone have mistakenly flashed a MTK6589 with the MTK6577 and have a result of a working but half as powerful phone?

Is there a way to tell with absolute certainty what my phone is? The IMEI Numbers are correct and shows MODEL S7100.

Thanks very much in advance. I know I am probably grasping but if you don't ask...

jason
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chrizzly92:
you got tricked on this market. you can never be sure to get what you was buying, all those boxes are printed with wrong informations. surely you got a mt6577 no mt6589, sorry. to gain iformations of your device, make a screenshot of your -> settings -> about device tab and post it here.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
Verify your IMEI and you will know what phone it is. Read this

Check this out! You , YES! you are an " Android ". Not your phone but U.​
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chan.sk:
There are many of these "overseas" versions of the Samsung Note II look-alikes. They come in various configurations, CPUs in the MTK65xx series, 1 GB or 512 MB RAM, and so on.

If you bought it from an on-line seller and it is not as described, you could complain and return / get refund, or compensated for the shortcomings.

But if you bought it from a brick-and-mortar shop, then you should return it and get an exchange or refund. I'm sure there are ways to seek legal recourse through the consumer protection organizations.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chrizzly92:
the IMEI's of chinese devices are not what they meant to be. for example, my device shows IMEI of motorola Razr if i check it online.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] dazzled:
First off hi all, been a background reader for a week or so now,

My XDA Exec has now landed and wondered if a nice soul could help a guy out.

Although i'm pc savvy phones are not my forte, i cannot seem to find in the manual info on how to access the internet via 3g ie when im in the boozer and not on my lan at home.

Can someone point in the right direction, do i need to set it up via new isp, 3g provider?? if so what are the settings for O2 uk

Many thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Morituri:
Hi,

I take it you have a 3g SIM from O2? If you have, you can get their setup settings from the O2 website and once those are in your Exec whenever you launch an app that needs internet access it "should" automaticly try and connect via 3g.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] dazzled:
Cheers buddy will have a look
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] numanoids:
alternatively there is a link somewhere on the forum (try searching for O2 settings) that lets you download a cab with the settings and you just run the cab. it may look like its going to install o2 active, but it doesnt. Just choose Personal and it will install the connection settings
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Southern_Man:
If you let the device starup as normal, with all O2 skins and customisation, then everything will be put in for you.

As it says in the manual.... :wink:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] findus:
That link is here...

http://caravan-smart.co.uk/xda-exec.asp

Thanks to dingo!

Fin
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] gubbs:
Yeah thanks to whoever did that CAB that was really helpful!
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
Mac Remote Shutdown becomes Mac Remote SSH and gives you great new features. Here's the story of this evolution.

His development began in 2013 because I wanted to be able to remotely schedule the shutdown of my Mac (I always feel too lazy to leave my bed to do it after 2 or 3 episodes of my favorite TV show). First version, with shutdown and volume control, was released on October 2013.

A few months later, I realized that it also could be very useful to control my favorite apps such as iTunes, VLC or Google Play Music (in Chrome). The app made by Augusti Bau has the same kind of features but some are missing so I decided to go forward.

I added these new features + a partial keyboard emulation in order to control XBMC, Keynote and Powerpoint (with the 4 arrows, the space bar, enter and escape keys).

To go further, I decided to implement custom commands execution (osascripts + AppleScripts) from within the app. For examples (my personal needs) a single click on my customized command can :

- play a specific iTunes playlist --> custom osascript that can be configured as : tell app "iTunes" to play playlist "Let it be"

- switch my Mac audio ouput from the app launching an AppleScript located in my Mac --> AppleScript launch that can simply be configured like /Users/thomas-mac/myAppleScripts/SwitchAudioOutput.scpt

With the 2 last features, I think that abilities are limitless for advanced users AND newbies, because ready-to-use AppleScripts can easily be found in main blogs and websites.

To finish, I recently discovered the developed by Jakub Szwiec. He made a great work with the UI and customization. Nevertheless, I think my app remains interesting. Try it out !

Available on Google Play for Android 4.0+.

XDA:DevDB Information

Mac Remote SSH, App for the Google Nexus 4

Contributors

2t0m

Version Information

Status: Beta

Current Beta Version: 0.9.7

Beta Release Date: 2014-05-14

Created 2013-10-21

Last Updated 2014-05-16
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
Reserved

Changelog :

0.9.7 : New features

0.2.2 : Finer volume control

0.2.1 : Bugfixes

0.2 : Initial beta release
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
Reserved

Compatible apps :

Deezer*

EyeTV

Google Play Music*

iPhoto

iTunes

MPlayerX

QuickTime

Rdio

Spotify

VLC

Youtube*

Any application responding to : arrows, space bar, enter or escape

*in Google Chrome
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
Screenshots from the last version
[Android Apps and Games] tom214:
Testing

I'm giving it a try.

Custom commands feature looks interesting but where can I find how to write them ?
[Android Apps and Games] jzetina:
Thanks, will try.
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
Osascript is the way to run AppleScript from the command line. You will find examples without any problem on the internet.

iTunes examples : https://gist.github.com/rkumar/503162

Use " tell application "iTunes" to play " to play iTunes from the app.

Envoyé de mon Nexus 4 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] tom214:
Good App

Tested with OSX Lion and approved. I like the retro iPod design !!
[Android Apps and Games] 2t0m:
New feature : Tasker integration

I've just released a new version of Mac Remote SSH with a new feature : Tasker integration !

You are now able to automatically do what you need, when you need it !

Some examples :

- pause iTunes/Spotify/Rdio while answering a phone call

- make your Mac say you've just received a new text message from your wife

- display on your Mac a dialog with the body of this message you've just received

- play your iTunes' favorite playlist while launching your gallery app on your phone

- activate or quit because you shaked your phone

- shutdown your Mac because it's 4AM or because the weather is cold

You'll find here the variables that can be used in the commands.

PS : A new option to keep screen on is also available (useful in a slideshow).
[Android Apps and Games] tom214:
Share examples

It could be useful to add more command examples in the tasker plugin, maybe coming from the users ?

This is what I use :

set volume output volume 0

tell app "System Events" to display dialog "Message from %SMSRN"

tell app "uTorrent" to activate
[Android Apps and Games] kagwind:
Looks like a great app.

I was actually looking for ways of using tasker with mac.remote, and I found this :D

However, is there a better way to arrange all the custom scripts,

like creating an extra tab and mapping only some of the scripts onto buttons?

Thanks for the app!
[Android Apps and Games] sgash_79:
no more supported?

Hi I cannot find anymore this app on playstore, it has been removed?
[Windows 8 General] Macmee:
Apparently the battery life is terrible:

http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/21/microsoft-surface-pro-2-review/

(Scroll down).

The W700 has better battery life than the SP2, yet the SP2 uses Haswell...
[Windows 8 General] lopezk38:
Keep in mind that they were playing a video for the duration of that test, so doing things like browsing the web will make the battery last longer. 6 hours of video playback doesn't sound terrible to me, my current tablet will hardly do 7 hours of screen on time in total of normal usage, and that's an android tablet with an ARM processor.
[Windows 8 General] Trig0r:
I'll be running a chunk of tests side by side with my existing Pro and the Pro 2 when mine gets here, if anyone wants side by side specific tests doing I will see what I can do...
[Windows 8 General] lopezk38:
I got my first full day of usage out of my new Pro 2, and I got above 10 hours of near constant use. It beat my old tablet (Which was an android tablet with a Tegra 2 ARM processor). Definitely impressed by the battery life on this thing.
[Windows 8 General] Trig0r:
Still waiting for mine to turn up, damn you, damn you all to hell...
[Windows 8 General] johnchad14:
That's one test. I've only had 1 full day with my SP2, but it's battery life is on par with the RT, which is a lot better than the SP1. I'd guess 7-8 hours for me, not running a lot of heavy processing tasks
[Windows 8 General] Hyper4mance2k:
I really wish I would have waited the two months for the Pro 2. Such huge improvements with battery life over the Pro I just bought, and all for just $100 more than I paid. I would feel a bit better had I saved more than that. Anyone want to buy a Pro 1 and a laptop so I can get the 2? LOL
[Windows 8 General] mertzi:
10 hours sounds great. But was that with the screen on all the time? And if so, with what brightness settings? I've been discouraged by the reviews saying around 7 hours but I want to know the total possible screen on time on the lowest brightness with light tablet usage, i.e. no desktop apps, only modern UI IE for internet browsing. My nexus 7 2012 gives around 8h of screen on time with the lowest brightness and I'm fine with that.
[Windows 8 General] lopezk38:
Somewhere around 7 to 7.5 hours SOT. Auto brightness. Mostly metro UI, but I did go into desktop mode a tiny bit
[Windows 8 General] Trig0r:
I'm confused as to why people are still quoting battery life from a device thats not even in the same ball park, yes the Nexus is a nice device, almost had one myself but at the end of the day the Surface is an i5 device with 10" screen etc, if anything it should be compared more to an ultrabook, or more accurately to 75% of an ultrabook given its physical size and the associated battery size.
[Windows 8 General] mertzi:
The concept of preferences and user scenarios is not some universal law. It is HIGHLY subjective. If I'd want an ultrabook I'd buy an ultrabook. I want a device that can act both as an ultrabook AND a tablet instead of having one ultrabook and one tablet. If the surface pro should be measured purely as an ultrabook then why do you think Microsoft didn't do an ultrabook? Comparing battery life is vital if you want to have a good idea of how the surface pro acts as a tablet. If you see the surface pro plain as an ultrabook, why not buy a "real" ultrabook instead?
[Windows 8 General] Trig0r:
Battery life is highly subjective, yet you are comparing a 7" ARM based tablet with a 10" x86 i5 tablet.

My point about Ultrabooks was more down to the spec of Ultrabooks being more or less the same as the Surface Pro, a damned sight closer than the spec of a Nexus by a country mile...
[Windows 8 General] mertzi:
No I'm not, I'm comparing user scenarios. Specs is completely irrelevant. As I said, I want ONE device for all my needs. Is that really so confusing? Maybe you are a hardcore materialist or something but personally I'm a minimalist and I don't like to have several gadgets for different situations.
[Windows 8 General] Trig0r:
Spec's isnt irrelevant when you mention how much you get out of one device over another, you brought that up not me, all you needed to say was you wanted at least X figure, rather than mentioning Y hardware as that gives off the wrong impressions and suggests you are expecting something different.

As for one device, I had the RT, have the Pro now, and have the Pro2 on order, its a brilliant device in normal Pro guise, I want the Pro2 mainly for the extra RAM, the battery life to me makes no odds as I use it at home, and have a charger, I use it at work, I have a charger, I'm not out on the road long enough to worry about battery life that much although I do have a charger in the car as well.

I have completely ditched everything but my mobile phone since having the Pro, so if you are a minimalist then I dont see you having any issues, unless you are more road based than the 6+ hours a Pro2 will give you at which point a power cover, car charger or some other setup should do for your needs.
[Windows 8 General] bountygiver:
If you guys followed anandtech. Apparently the battery life is caused by firmware issues. Microsoft just pushed an update that fixed it. They did the same test and it boosted from 6 hours to 8 hours.

Sent from my U9200
[Windows 8 General] mertzi:
Now we're talking! Added anandtech to my bookmarks.

I do the occasional tour with the band I play in and some drives are longer than 6 hours. And you don't have access to power outlets at every place you stay so you might not be able to charge it every night so all the extra battery juice is welcome. And I don't trust 12V converters.
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
microsoft are offering an official in car charger for the surface. The surface charges at 12V anyway so really all it needed was something to regulate the car electrical systems actual voltage of 13-14v down to 12. However it isnt hitting shelves until early 2014. It is listed on here though: http://www.microsoft.com/surface/en-us/accessories/browse#accessories4
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drunkendori:
I'm not sure if it's a launcher issue. I'm usin nova launcher on an unrooted Note 3 and am an avid WeChat user.

On my note 2 whenever I clear all background apps via battery doctor or long pressing the home button and manually removing WeChat i will still receive new wechat messages.

However on my note 3 whenever i long press the home button and click on the bottom right icon on the screen i cease to receive new wechat message until i run the app again.

Is there a way i can make wechat run persistently in the background like whatsapp?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drunkendori:
Anyone has any idea?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drunkendori:
bumping it up for a solution.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrzsm23:
hey guys! i hope someone can help me...

i have a dell streak 5 which ran 2.2.2 froyo and i was able to flash the 2.9.3 longhorn rom from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355878

and it was working great! had no problems at all for a couple of days.

recently, i decided to install swype keyboard on it, and had no problems...so, being the noob to android that i am, i thought id push my luck and get some themes for my streak, tried getting the Theme Pack has ICS Themed apks from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1340939...

but after installed the zip file using streakmod and rebooted, my streak went berserk...kept force closing phone, system, core something...i rebooted it several times, still the same, i did wipe data/factory reset and restore factory settings but its still the same...

when i try to go to "settings" it keeps saying APP NOT INSTALLED...and now my phone doesnt event get service... :crying: :crying: :crying:

PLEASE ANY1...help me
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrzsm23:
FIXED!!!

admin u can delete my post now. thank you!
[HTC Desire C] kaleem11:
hi. i need orignal or stock NFC ROM for my desire c. baseband version is 10.11.98.09p_1.06.98.13m2

i m using a custom Rom at the moment.

thnaks.
[HTC Desire C] kaleem11:
Thanks for reply. Does it has nfc? If not then flashing this rom is of no use
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
I don't know, you asked for the stock rom, didn't you. I think it may have NFC but I haven't used it for 6 months so I can't be sure.
[HTC Desire C] kaleem11:
would u mind having a look at title. I stated that " orignal NFC Rom needed"

what else i'd do to mention nfc.. :)