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[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wadamean:
Wait a few days for the battery takes time to calibrate itself and get used to the use user takes up daily. Trust me the battery life gets better and better. I used to achieve that sot within 17hrs and now after a week I get over 5 hrs sot no matter how heavy I use my turbo. One thing to refrain from for sure is the use of turbo charger, please don't use it as daily charger for it harms battery life and degrades it. Use normal charger with 1.8a or 2.1a ones that charge Samsung tablets or lg g2. Hope this helps
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] screenfreak:
well im about to finally purchase this phone and hopefully ill get as good as result with you guys. dont want to get screwed again with a faulty battery. i went through 3 droid razr hds and now my last replacement is shy of a year old and can barely make it 6 hours on the day (with maybe 2 hours of on screen time)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Munkee915:
Glad to know it's going to get better. Made it to 34 hours and I'm at 2% so going to charge it soon. Haven't been babying the phone either, just normal usage.

Hmm...only other chargers I have are from my iPhone (1a) and wife's S5 (1.6a). I'm wondering why there is so much aversion to the turbo charger. It's the only charger included in the box so I assume Motorola intended for it to be used as the daily (every other day?) charger. It lists 3 different outputs on the charger for Standard (5.3v 1.6a), Turbo 1 (9v 1.6a) and Turbo 2 (12v 1.2a). The standard voltage seems inline with most other phone chargers. I imagine there's some kind of circuit in there that scales back the charging based on battery level or time on charger?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] T-Rave:
[IMG="Droid Turbo Battery Stats"]http://i.imgur.com/myqEyyP.png[/IMG]

That is from out of box charge with two normal full night sleeps in it. Typical first day tinkering and what not. Original setup was done on WiFi before the first charge
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wadamean:
Use the s5 charger then. You can go ahead and use the turbo charger but the phone is always hot no matter what with that charger and then with this a normal charger the phone stays nice and cool maybe warm at times if there are updates going on. Your right there could be a circuit or command that down scales but if so then the phone wouldnt be so hot from plug in to 100%. After 90f constant heat the batter life startes to degrade little by little.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pablomoca:
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This was today. I was on calls longer than usual but the phone took a beating. Also it powered down at 6% battery remaining. I was hoping for more honestly.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mobrules777:
I'm only posting this to show it is actually possible to get 48+ hrs. I'm pretty extreme with my settings I guess. I disabled a bunch of junk and only sync the phone when the screen is active. The settings are not for everyone. Just wanted to show its possible.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wadamean:
Honestly that's bad. Something is up.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pablomoca:
When I got this phone I thought I would be blown away by the battery not so much now. Maybe after a few days it will get better.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rglebien:
Hi all,

Got my turbo 1.5 weeks ago. Started out with moderate battery life. Put it through its full cycles (4-5 cycles over the week and a half) now I'm getting excellent battery life. Charged it last night, streamed music over WiFi for about 3 hours at work in addition to sot. I keep my screen on low and change to auto if it's bright outside (live in Oregon so fat chance of that) and make sure to turn off data and WiFi when not using actively.

I've been charging with the turbo charger and haven't noticed it doing anything horrible to my battery life, but then again I take it off as soon as it hits 100%. I wouldn't overnight charge the battery with the turbo charger since it does run hot after a few hours on there. I'd use a standard charger if you need to keep it plugged overnight. Just my opinion, definitely not a batter expert, just an enthusiast. ?

Hope this helps
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cstone1991:
I use my turbo charger every night for an over night charge just like I have with every other phone and every other charger I've ever had and my phone is always room temperature when I pull it off in the morning. The only phone I've ever experienced noticeable battery life degradation with was my S3 and that was obviously not using the turbo charger. Lithium ion batteries would much rather be left on the charger too long and charged early than be depleted too much. This phone has not been out anywhere near long enough for anyone to make the claim that the turbo charger has harmed their battery life. Even if it does negatively affect it that would take hundreds of charge cycles to notice, not maybe a dozen or so.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] joshm.1219:
LOL I've never seen someone recommend NOT using the stock charger. Do you think the Qualcomm QuickCharge technology will degrade the battery or something? Why exactly? Just the heat? Do you know the process that actually happens when a battery cell overheats, how that process happens, what it's short/long term effects are? Why have you figured out this is bad for your battery life, but the billion dollar corporations involved didn't? Do you really think they would send out a phone with a stock charger that was bad for the phone? They would obviously lose a lot of money if they did that, right? Or do you think Qualcomm would've spent time, money, and manpower to develop, integrate, and advertise the new technology if it was really bad for your phone long-term?

I know the general rules of thumb tell you that it isn't good for battery to be charging that fast or getting that hot, but don't you think the actual team of highly-qualified scientists that I'm sure works for Qualcomm would know a little more about that stuff then you do?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scottysize:
Still tuning mine in...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rglebien:
I agree with you. I was just referring back to a previous post where someone was saying the turbo charger was bad for the phone battery. I don't think it's bad but I still don't leave it plugged in all night since it's fully charged in 2 hours. I'm sure it wouldn't hurt it, just wanted to play nice with the other posters.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] joshm.1219:
I don't think I was quoting you, unless Tapatalk is being weird and showing me something different. Anyway, yeah I think it's known to be good practice to unplug your phone once it's fully charged because you don't want the battery constantly draining/topping up, but it's regardless of the charger.
[Redmi Note Android Development] jialong.david:
Official Rom (Untouched)

Changelog

- Improved the security of Cloud Messaging

How to flash?

1. Flash with stock bundled app named "Updater".

2. Flash via recovery.

Root Method - Simplest

1. Copy the downloaded file to memory card or SD Card.

2. Open Updater app.

3. Click menu button.

4. Select update package tab.

5. Find the file where you copied to memory card or SD Card - Step 1.

6. Select and wait for the phone boot.

7. After phone reboot, open stock bundled app named "Security" and click on permission tab.

8. Turn the root on and you are good to go.

Credit go to MIUI Official Forum
[Redmi Note Android Development] elzafir:
Does flashing this will replace TWRP? And can it be flashed from TWRP or have to be from stock recovery?
[Redmi Note Android Development] Raj_Chandigarh:
i have recently update my REdMI NOTE to JHDMIBH38.0 .. Will this Root Works on IT HElp
[Redmi Note Android Development] thedevilashish:
Thanks Alot!
[Redmi Note Android Development] u2pop:
Hi guys, care to share some feedbacks on this update? Bugs? Improvements?

Thanks!
[Redmi Note Android Development] abrahamt24:
It's certainly not the best official ROM, some users report shorter battery life and slight increase of cpu temp.

I've been using the 038 India version for a month and it's working fine for me. There are many custom ROMs available, if you wanted to try one I recommend you to use Vifrom, it's the most stable and the snappiest I've tried.
[Redmi Note Android Development] amolpingle:
Thanks for your feedback. How to safely install custom recovery? Does vifrom supports dual Sim?
[Redmi Note Android Development] abrahamt24:
Make sure you are rooted and I usually flash TWRP using Mobileuncle.

Yes it does, and it also supports dual 3G
[Redmi Note Android Development] asharma7:
V29 required

How i can revert to v29 as i am now at v38 INDIA and no backup with me.

any procedure to downgrade

a sharma

sharing is power
[Redmi Note Android Development] alex.79:
Put V.29 in your SD card, then use update app. With update app you can upgrade and downgrade your phone also.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] HurtMeSole:
I just installed a CM11 nightly but forgot to install the GApps along with it. Wouldn't be a problem in most situations but for some reason, I can't get the USB to mount so that I can put the GApps file onto the phone. I have the latest version of TWRP installed and it won't mount through there either (unless I'm possibly doing something wrong). I attempted to restore to the previous ROM I had installed in which the USB was working fine but in trying to do that, it gets caught in a boot loop and nothing happens. Luckily this CM11 ROM appears to be functioning but I'm still unable to do anything outside of the few basic apps it comes installed with. I know there's the option of sideloading it onto my SD card but to do that, it would require it to mount... Please help.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
You can boot into twrp and adb push them

adb push FileName.zip /sdcard/

Then flash them like any other zip.
[LG Optimus L90] charlesrobin:
I'm not used with Smartphones much .,. recenlty i bought LG L70 . when checking in Rom Manager .. My device not listed in there ..

So how can i manually setup my device . i want to install 'CyanogenMod ' if possible .

But in the 'CyanogenMod ' site i can't find my device listed in there :(

Please tell me how to install custom rom for my LG L70 ..

Thanks and Much appreciated :)
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbirdst:
I facing a same problem as here https://community.verizonwireless.com/thread/824514?tstart=0"]https://community.verizonwireless.com/thread/824514?tstart=0

my user name is

Songklod T.

So I did try to rollback to previous version of an update and i tried to unlock the bootloader. But the Moto's web site give me a dialog "your device does not qualify to unlock boothloader"

Can anyone give me a suggestion?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Cobra04:
Anyone have concerns about using the turbo charger?

It works great. Took a shower while charging and went from 14% to around 70%. It does however get pretty warm which I worry could adversely affect the lifespan of the battery.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] chipsa964:
Wow, how long was your shower? I went from 0% to about 15% in 15 minutes. Mine also got pretty warm, but assuming the battery does last for 48 hrs, 15% should last just under 8 hrs. We'll see how it works though.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cpufrost:
Haha anyone look at the specs on the charger?

My old peepers need a magnifying glass but I noticed three modes with different voltages.

It goes up to 12V out at 1.2A

I don't think I will be putting this on another device. If the switcher gets confused and applies 12V to a standard 5V USB device, something very bad will most likely happen!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ahoslc:
How long was your shower I went from 1% to %25 in 30 mins with the charger included
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Juliann826:
I noticed the phone getting a little warm while on the turbo charger as well. Also, found out last night that it does not matter what cable you use, it still does a turbo charge with any cable. Last thing I found out was that the turbo charger will turbo charge a note 4 as well and the samsung advanced charger (their version of the turbo charge) will turbo charge my phone too.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] doitright:
So you've observed that "motorola turbo charge" is just a rebranding of "qualcomm quick charge".... ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mikera67:
It does heat the phone up a bit, left on charger for about ten minutes went from 45 to 65 percent in no time.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ahoslc:
How long is it taking everyone for a full charge? Also last it went from 1% - %25 took about 30min is that normal for Turbo?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mikera67:
Can't put it down to charge! I'm letting it gain about ten percentage points before I unplug and play.

It does cool down rather fast.

The nylon isn't as grippy as I first thought, wasn't planning on a case but it might be in the cards, too bad because the turbo is really sexy naked!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pjcforpres:
Mine took 1 hour 55 minutes to go from 22% to 100%, with a few screen wakes in there for a couple texts that came in. It went from 22% to 44% in about 20 minutes. Mine got pretty warm, but once it hit ~75% it started cooling down, and the charge rate dropped, as it should.

In terms of being worried, a faster charge time from higher voltage is actually good for a lithium battery. The extra volts allows the charge to penetrate deeper, quicker, and more completely saturate the entire battery cell. Will this generate increased heat? Yes, of course. But the battery is going to have a thermal shut off built in to it that prevents any damage from occurring, and in general our idea of 'hot' is far bellow the batteries' idea of 'hot'.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Xfvalveking:
Not too wooried

I have been charging my Droid Razr Maxx since I got it with the ASUS charger for my Nexus 7. It made a big difference in charging times for me. Before purchasing the Turbo, my battery life was still lasting 2 to 3 days with normal use. I doubt this technology is causing the battery to degrade at a fast enough rate for any of us to notice.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] geoff5093:
Looking at the turbo charger, it's not simply a high output charger like you get on some phones, such as the 2A chargers, but it outputs at almost double the voltage as well, 9V vs 5V.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] fury683:
Probably about ten minutes ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Cobra04:
Hah. I should clarify. My intent was to let it charge while I shower but I tend to get caught up watching youtube or looking at reddit before I shower. The total time on charger was 35-40 minutes.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Xelios029:
Mine charges at about 1% per minute. I only got to charge it once though so maybe the battery needs to be calibrated or whatever.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Tunameltsalad:
Phone started at 50% when I purchased it. Ran with HEAVY usage until about 7:30. Put it on charger with 4% battery remaining. At ~9:15 it was fully charged. More heavy usage until ~Midnight, battery was at 60%. Woke up with 55%, drained it to 43%, threw it on charge for ~20 minutes and it was at 67%. Low usage since, and its at 60%. So theres that.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Juliann826:
Haha, yes. I just couldn't remember the name.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] pujadas:
frnd i uodate m grand .jb 4.2.2 .now probbis proxy not working .. .. what to do... plz reply

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[HTC One E8] harbimk:
Good Day All,

Please I need your help sending me a link for the original Rom of HTC One E8 M8SW.

I installed a custom Rom previously and I want return the phone to stock Chinese Rom but I lost the files due to broken flash memory.

Your response and help are highly appreciated.

Thank You,
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkuligowski:
Using Wi-Fi over LTE saves a ton of battery. So why does battery saver turn off Wi-Fi when it kicks on?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P Daddy:
Perhaps it assumes that if you were near Wi-Fi, you'd also be near an outlet and you wouldn't need the battery saver?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK0087:
You should have the option to deselect that feature. It's on by default but you can change that.

Sent from my Stump'd & Bump'd Sprint LG G3
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] mr_yellow:
Hi All,

I picked up a Dopod 818pro recently and have been keen on flashing the latest rom since mine's been preloaded with a lot of 3rd party stuff I want to remove.

I've been able to figure out that I have a G3 model and my internal backup battery is dead (date resets after only a few seconds on battery removal). That's fine and all... I've read through the wiki and everything is pretty straight forward. But I do have a few Q's:

1) Is there a way I can tell whether or not my prophet is CID locked?

2) What's the difference between the Main ROM and the Extended Rom and the Radio ROM? Are there other ROMS?

3) How do the above 3 ROMS relate to things I see in the About or Device Information screens?

4) Can anyone tell me what exactly is loaded on my Prophet?

WM OS 5.1.195 (Build 14847.2.0.0)

ROM version: 2.15.13.27 WWE

ROM date: 3/9/06

Radio version: 02.19.21

Protocol version: 4.1.13.09

ExtROM version: 2.15.13.121

5) Is there a way to determine the build date of the device?

6) When backing up my ROM, does this include the extended and radio ROMs?

7) How exactly is the memory segmented? As I understand it, it's 128 RAM, 64 ROM. Is the RAM non-volitile memory? why do I only see 44 megs available?

FYI: the prophet is from asia loaded with an "english" OS. So it was running a chinese version of WM5 but has been reflashed.

That's it for now. Thanks in advance!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] mr_yellow:
Okay.... So after reading a ****load more posts I was able to answer a few of my questions:

1) still looking to find out how to see if my device is CID locked

2)Main ROM = WM OS

ExtROM = Patches that get applied to OS after hardreset

RadioROM = Controls the radio only.

3) WM OS version = About screen

ROM ExtROM, RadioROM version = Device Information

4) I figured out that my prophet is running the latest official dopod rom update. AKU 2.0

5) Still looking to figure out the build date of device!

6) Dumping the ROM to SD card will dump Main ROM + Ext ROM. Radio ROM doesn't get dumped

7) Still not entirely sure how the memory works. The OS image resides in the 64meg ROM right? then how is the 128 RAM is divided up to give 47.5mb storage and 44mb program ram? How does the pool size or extRom fit into all of this?

Sorry if all of this seems elementary for some of you... But any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] mr_yellow:
Anybody willing to chime in? Just the following three questions left!

1) still looking to find out how to see if my device is CID locked

5) Still looking to figure out the build date of device

7) Still not entirely sure how the memory works. The OS image resides in the 64meg ROM right? then how is the 128 RAM is divided up to give 47.5mb storage and 44mb program ram? How does the pool size or extRom fit into all of this?

Thanks!!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] waterdeep:
2) n/a. you must already have found rom date -- afaik this is the only info of this type

3)http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/faqs/5.0/memory_management.htm

hope you'll find answers to all your questions
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] doomasala:
Ram Rom Rom Ram??

Nice link waterdeep

I think Mr_Yellow is confused between RAM & ROM. For DOPOD its 128MB ROM & 64MB RAM... :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] mr_yellow:
That was a great link waterdeep!

I'm not too confused about RAM vs ROM.. I'm more confused about how does 128 ROM + 64 RAM = 47.5 Storage + 44 Program ram (as stated in the memory management tool)?

The ROM (~50 megs) is stored in the 128 ROM, but that leaves 78 megs left. how does that continue to get reduced to 47.5? Then, how does the 64 megs of RAM get reduced to 44 total?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] kta:
In WM5 memory management differs from WM2003. IN WM5 the RAM is used by running programs like in a PC (nothing is stored permanently). The ROM is used by the firmware, by programs installed in Main Memory (as opposed to Storage Card) and the remainder is used for your Storage. This is the main reason why WM5 has permanent storage!

That's why you only have 47.5MB Storage out of 128MB ROM available. The OS uses more than 1/3 of it, plus some extended rom programs.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] mr_yellow:
I don't mean to be arguementative, but hear me out:

so 128 ROM - OS (~50mb) - ExtROM (~30mb) = 48 Megs. Okay! This is starting to make more sense.

BUT

64 RAM - ??? = 44 megs total.

Why does the OS report a total of 44 mb on RAM? Where'd the 20 megs go? Is it reserved for OS only?

THanks,
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] kta:
The minute WM5 boots up it starts consuming RAM immediately, again like a normal PC. That's where the RAM is gone.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Sowden:
Hey guys. I have been out of the Atrix scene for awhile. I remember that BMM was the ****, but the developers abandoned the project. has it changed at all within the past year? I have been using TWRP on my other phone and I love it. Should I still use BMM or should I move on? Thanks.
[Motorola Atrix 2] PhoenixNghi:
No update for BMM until now, but we're still using it to install most of ROMs at this time
[Motorola Atrix 2] Sowden:
Oh wow really? Whats new with it?
[Motorola Atrix 2] 1BadWolf:
Shameless self promotion :sly: :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2882280
[Motorola Atrix 2] Mindvisi0n:
ha ha ha ha :P I can feel your pain :P
[Motorola Atrix 2] Sowden:
Ok cool. And if I want to run a Kitkat on system 1 I shouldn't run the BMM play store app, correct? I've read that it tends to soft brick phones in those ROMs.
[Motorola Atrix 2] 1BadWolf:
Quite the opposite. It's the only recovery app that will flash KK ROMs. Just make sure you get this one:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.projectlense.bootmenu.manager
[Motorola Atrix 2] Sowden:
Yeah I've tried that. It gave me a "Wrong BMM busybox" error and soft bricked my phone. Luckily I did a full backup and was able to bring it back. Is there a way to get it to run under KK?
[Motorola Atrix 2] 1BadWolf:
You don't need to reinstall it after you flash a custom ROM because the recovery files are automatically installed. But if you just want to have the app you just open it and when it prompts you to install the recovery files, don't do it. Hit the back button and the app will function normally after that.
[Motorola Atrix 2] lanunlautdalam:
Well im still using it
[Motorola Atrix 2] Sowden:
Ah that did the trick. As long as I pressed "back" it didn't install and give me a "wrong busybox" error. Problem solved, thanks man.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Turbine1991:
It tells you it only works for BusyBox by Stephen and whether you'd like to go on ahead and try with your currently installed variant of busybox.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FuzzRaven:
Has anyone found a way to disable the volume limiting while using the Bluetooth? I'm annoyed with the fact that when I start streaming music in my car, I have to take my phone out and raise the volume and having to tap OK to that dialogue box that would then allow me to go to turn it up to 100.