yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G4 General] One Twelve:
His graphs indicate that before he was getting 3.5hours SOT after 8h of use and the battery was down to 3%.

Now he is at 4h20 SOT with 12h of use and battery still has 39% left.

You could get an hour to an hour and a half extra of sot by the time battery got to 3%.
[G4 General] android404:
Lowering the resolution can save you power, lowering DPI can not.

http://www.phonearena.com/news/We-c...and-negligible-battery-life-increases_id65982

This is a good app to change both resolution and DPI on the fly:http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-screen-shift-change-screen-t3138718

It has an option to automatically go into default resolution when you're using the phone app. Forget about tasker.
[G4 General] asce1992:
It would be nice to see with a resolution of 720p how many hours you can do! :D
[G4 General] rirozizo:
No matter what i couldn't get SwiftKey to act right after changing the resolution and DPI.

I also noticed that the camera viewer gets cropped when modding the DPI back to 540 using app settings. So i reverted back to 1440p because IMO these are deal breakers to me.
[G4 General] android404:
At 160 DPI with a text size of 300 SwiftKey is displayed correctly but way to tiny. The camera of course ended my testing as well.

Edit:

WOOOHOOO! [MENTION=4494783]aravindsagar[/MENTION] the developer of screen shift will come with an update with per app resolution settings soon.
[G4 General] whc.faith:
I've followed the guide, and got error when phone call from outside. I also tried Screen Shift with many combination of resolutions and density, but with resolution 1080x1980, it only worked at density>530. So I reverted back to QHD with density 540. Hope someone found a solution for res 1080x1980 :)
[G4 General] raul4916:
You can keep the DPI, but the problem is that everything will be HUGE.
[G4 General] raul4916:
Haha, I tried it unfortunately, it is impossible to read text because it becomes disproportional.
[G4 General] raul4916:
Thank you that makes life much easier :D Will give it a try
[G4 General] Juzman:
As per the article "negligible 7 minute 47 second".
[G4 General] imarcel99:
How to revert to stock values since every app crashes when i try to run it?

EDIT:Nevermind, did a hard reset.
[G4 General] shag_on_e:
These commands in adb shell

wm size reset

wm density reset

wm overscan reset
[G4 General] imarcel99:
Yeah I was not able to do that because when I set dpi to the 440 my Lg keyboard crashed and almost every app even settings.
[G4 General] raul4916:
Interesting to see that for some people it works for others it doesn't. Idk if I should remove this thread
[G4 General] raul4916:
DPI stock 640

Resolution stock 1440x2560

Did u place the DPI 540+ on app settings on xposed?
[G4 General] RohanAJoshi:
Latest version is crashing on my mobile, anyone confirm ?

Or can someone share old apk ?
[General Topics] hansolos:
I've been searching for a today plugin that will do a drop down list of my PIE favorites so I don't have to open IE wait for the page to load or stop it and click favorites.

Thanks
[General Topics] Jappie Toutenhoofd:
Me Too.

I did a pretty extensive search but found noting at all.
[General Topics] tpnyce:
Quick menu

Try quickmenu. It doesnt put them on your today screen, but It puts your favorites in your start menu, which is pretty convenient.
[General Topics] Jappie Toutenhoofd:
Thanx but No-thanx.

I am using throttleLauncher and would like it to be the replacement of the internet-tab. I could hardcopy my favorites but I 'manage' my fav's in PIE or Opera. A 'dynamic' and current set in a plug-in is what I'd like.

The search continues
[General Topics] saied 1:
hi

try resco contact manager

it have a built in today plug in

sorry i think you said pim favorite(contac, e-mail, etc)

it dosent have pie favorite
[Amazon Fire Phone] JDubbed:
Hey all. Wondering if anyone knows if possible how to change the default Voice Input app to something different. When you hold down the home button the voice input app comes up asking for input. However I would like to use a third party app like utter or voice input by Google to handle voice command instead of the system voice input app. Any ideas?
[Amazon Fire Phone] JDubbed:
Oh and just fyi I tried resetting defaults in the app manager of the system voice input app but I don't get a prompt to change the default to another app when opening and using it. When I install the app utter it states there is no app that can handle text to speech. The Google Voice input works fine but I cannot make it default so in have to launch the app rather then pressing a button on a hands free device.
[Amazon Fire Phone] JDubbed:
Nevermind. I had IVONA TTS frozen. I defrosted problem solved. Silly me.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Lawrencekolson:
Alexa as voice assist?

Could you help me so I have alexa as the voice assistance since they stopped the voice assist from working?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slvrhwk:
Hi guys,

I have an HTC One M9 Dev Edition. It is rooted, bootloader unlocked (since dev ed) and s-on. I had 2.8.617.4. I have been getting notifications to update it to 2.11.xxx.x, but since I was rooted, I couldn't update. So I thought of reverting back to stock to get the OTA. I booted to recovery (TWRP 2.8.7.0), tried restoring to the nandroid system that I had a backup of. That failed, with system is read only error or similar error message. So I followed step 5 from this guide - http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/best-unlocking-bootloader-rooting-guide-t3087354.

After finishing the steps, my phone is now stuck on the htc logo. I'm not sure what is wrong. I can boot into recovery. One thing I notice is when I boot to download mode, I still see the OS as 2.8.617.4. I tried flashing system again, I still see the same thing and the same problem. I need your help fixing this. Thanks.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iElvis:
Step 5 in that guide says "Coming Soon"? :confused:

Are you on stock recovery or twrp?

I sincerely hope you did not lock your bootloader without ticking "allow oem unlock" in developer settings.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slvrhwk:
Oh, I'm sorry, I meant Extra Section after step 5. No, I didn't lock my bootloader. I'm on dev edition, so my bootloader was unlocked right from the beginning.

I am on stock recovery. But I can flash twrp. My download mode is working, and I am able to flash different images, so I don't think my phone is bricked or anything.

At this point, I just need to get my phone back to a working condition. I'm sure someone can tell me how to do that.

Edit: Can it be because I tried to flash an older firmware (1.32.617.3) than what I currently have (2.8.617.4)?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iElvis:
Good, don't relock.

That is almost certainly your problem. You just need to get back to current stock to take the ota. That thread is out of date IMO. You should look at one of the other back to stock threads, though ignore statements about relocking.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slvrhwk:
I downloaded a system image of the current version of OS I am at. Do you think flashing that will work?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gatosbil:
You probably have an bootloop because of the kernel.You are S-ON user so you probably have to flash the right (stock) kernel for the untouched system.img you have flashed.

If you try to make a wipe to data partition (even better a factory restore) could also help you but you are going to lose all your data.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gatosbil:
If you want to flash a stock kernel (boot.img) just extract it from the same RUU you extracted system.img .

In order to flash it give the command

fastboot flash boot boot.img

After that give the command

fastboot getvar all

and copy-paste everything here (except your IMEI number).
[General Questions and Answers] LucasUruguay:
Hi, I'm having a problem not as cataloged. The problem is with Tapatalk in this forum (xda) to put the custom signature, is kept well.

In another forum, I have kept the same signature, but it makes me default signature. Any ideas?

Enviado desde mi Moto G con AOSGP by Dimusa
[Xperia Tablet Z General] goodhed:
Model : SGP311

Android: 5.1.1

Market: US/CA/PR

Build : 10.7.A.0.222_1272_7479_R6E

Included:

- UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip

- TabZ-lockeddualrecovery2.8.21.flashable.zip from [MENTION=410007]Nut[/MENTION]

- Xposed Framework for 5.1 v71-SDK22

Pre-requisites: Should be on Lollipop (5.0.2) with custom recovery

Installation:

- Make an nandroid backup

- Wipe cache and dalvik cache

- Flash this zip from recovery

- Wipe cache and dalvik cache

- Wait for boot process to complete and ENJOY.

Please flash at your own risk, I assume no responsibility of any kind. Created this file and worked for me, so wanted to contribute to the forum.
[Xperia Tablet Z General] goodhed:
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[Xperia Tablet Z General] goodhed:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zltb2oknhtxdjte/flashable-prerooted.zip?dl=0
[Xperia Tablet Z General] sovanyio:
Upload finished yet? ;)
[Xperia Tablet Z General] goodhed:
Post updated with dropbox link and pictures.
[Xperia Tablet Z General] sovanyio:
Awesome, thanks!
[Xperia Tablet Z General] ibis69:
See there for tabz : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62728367&postcount=6203.

Grab the installer one and reinstall it from your comp on your actual 5.1.1 rom
[Xperia Tablet Z General] Rootk1t:
please use credits for fixed version installer.:)
[Xperia Tablet Z General] georgecarstoiu:
Apparently too many people are downloading the file and Dropbox blocked the content. Can it be downloaded anywhere else?
[Xperia Tablet Z General] goodhed:
Looks like DropBox blocks files with too many downloads. Can someone suggest an alternate file share site?
[Xperia Tablet Z General] sidelong:
Try Mega
[Xperia Tablet Z General] loorenz:
This is good for me! Thanks:)

---------- Post added at 12:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:20 AM ----------

Thanks for this link;)
[Xperia Tablet Z General] rmrect:
Will this work on the SGP312?
[Xperia Tablet Z General] Rootk1t:
it will work, but can reformat your internal storage to 16Gb.
[Xperia Tablet Z General] faldo:
Flashed this with twrp and it completely bricked my tablet, can't even start fastboot :(
[Xperia Tablet Z General] Alec07007:
after installation my tablet doesn't boot into the system please help
[Xperia Tablet Z General] Rootk1t:
Restore with xperia-conpanion.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamloco724:
I go into my messages settings to change the notification sound and i get "unfortunately sound picker has stopped"

Now i believe this might be happening because I used a hangouts notification sound as my text alert in messages and i updated hangouts tonight and i think that sound was changed because my text sound is different now but when i go into the area to change it i get that error and before i even go into it i can see on the menu portion before hitting my selection that for whatever reason its showing what i have as my ringtone under text notification sound yet when i get a text its not playing that sound either.

So my pain problem is i just want to be able to get back into the sound selection so i can choose a text notification sound, i have tried uninstalling the hangouts update i have tried clearing data and cache from messages and hangouts and even sound picker and i still cant seem to resolve this

I know this isnt a common thing because i google "unfortunately sound picker has stopped" and i literally get no results

any ideas?
[General Questions and Answers] droid_god:
Hi devs.

I am using kitchen on windows 10.

My pc specs are

4gb ram

Core 2 duo 3.33ghz each

I am able to deodex every app successfulley including systemui and framework on kitchen. I made the rom and flashed it.

With deodexed systemui and framework some of the apps force closed.

Then i deodexed again all apps but not the syatemui and framework and now i can use each and every app.

So basically i want to know where the problem would de.

And how to resolve it.

Thanks in advance.
[Sony Xperia ZL] Bird40:
This is prerooted flashable stock 10.7.A.0.222 R1E Customized MEA with fixed the /system mount problem in TWRP for Sony Xperia ZL (C6502).

Requirements: Sony Xperia ZL (C6502) with root and recovery.

Instructions:

Download C6502_10.7.A.0.222_R1E_Customized-MEA_flashable-prerooted.zip ( 1.15 GB ):

cloud.mail.ru

mega

Copy zip-file on SDCARD.

Go to recovery.

Factory Reset (recommended).

Install zip-file.

Reboot the system.
[Sony Xperia ZL] khangozzy:
Which recovery did you included in this zip?
[Sony Xperia ZL] Bird40:
XZDualRecovery 2.8.21-RELEASE with fixed
[Sony Xperia ZL] Baron1971:
Is this Rom also debloated?
[Sony Xperia ZL] khangozzy:
No, included bloat apps for EMEA region.
[Sony Xperia ZL] DoubleYouPee:
What do you mean with fixed?

Does original stock 2.8.21 flashable not work with ZL 5.1.1?

You mean this?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62735889&postcount=6206
[Sony Xperia ZL] Bird40:
See OP: with fixed the /system mount problem in TWRP
[Sony Xperia ZL] DoubleYouPee:
Yeah but did you use the fixed version for Xperia Z? Or did you modify the ZL version?
[Sony Xperia ZL] Bird40:
I modify the ZL-lockeddualrecovery2.8.21-RELEASE.flashable.
[Sony Xperia ZL] DoubleYouPee:
Please upload modified version :cowboy:

edit: nvm, I did it myself
[Sony Xperia ZL] Baron1971:
Is it possible to make a debloated Version?
[Sony Xperia ZL] khangozzy:
Pls ask the OP, he created this zip, or u can make urself using PRFCreator. Search the customized US version, this ftf is less bloated than others from my own experience.
[Sony Xperia ZL] DarkGonz:
Excellent FTF , I just installed in my ZL 4.4 C6502, at the firs reboot I think it was crash because didn't pass the boot animation, then I restart the phone, and everything worked great, thx so much
[Sony Xperia ZL] Godlydevils:
Hi, can you please help me?

I cannot flash recovery on my ZL, it says failed (remote command not allowed)
[Sony Xperia ZL] tonyparker10:
what means prerooted? that when i finish i install super su and thats all?

or i have to use kingoroot?

thanks in advance
[Sony Xperia ZL] Laczyi:
It means, that the rom is rooted, with supersu preinstalled, ready to use.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoulSherpa:
Hi folks,

I just ordered a Nexus 6.

I currently have a m7vzw (Verizon HTC One M7), and cut my teeth here rigging s-off and root, and then trying many different ROMS for it. My needs are pretty simple and, as you can see from the title, I like long battery life.

I currently run Vanilla AOSP 4.4.4 and minimal edition gapps. Light email push from gmail and to MS Outlook for work. Very little surfing and phone use. No extraneous apps, and no social networking apps. I typically need to charge up every 6-7 days.

Any suggestions for some ROMS to consider here? I never exceeded 3 days on my current phone using 5.x with the same usage and configuration. I quit trying after a while.

Thanks for your time :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scryan:
Errrr... I guess if you leave WiFi and data off you might get a couple days if you don't use screen often? Most get 3-6hrs screen on time to give a day to a day and a half?

Probably not getting 6 days, if you are, your spending way to much for your phone, because you obviously are not using it [emoji14]
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigstunta101:
Lol seriously though. You're the type of phone user to get a months use out of a ZeroLemon battery.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoulSherpa:
I have near-constant access to much more powerful equipment for business and gaming. I have some very specific needs that my phone addresses.

Is there a better place I could post the question? Does anyone here have the expertise to provide useful answers? Or does the sarcasm indicate that this device has stupidly low battery life, regardless of which ROM is used?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knitler:
I fun stock 5.1.1 unencrypted, with Lean Kernel and a flashed.zip of the drives from the M preview.

I went from 7PM Sunday night to 3:44PM Wednesday Afternoon before charging my phone. I also have very light usage like you. That included 30+hrs of music listening, 2hrs SOT, a few camera shots and all my Google, work email, and Skype accts on ans syncing,
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erk1725:
Seems to me that android M will work out for you.........I run M preview 3 currently and made it last weekend from unplugging Friday around 12 noon and plugged in Monday (labor day) forgot my charger at work over the weekend, but plugged in Monday around 11:30am and still had to about 25% remaining, had to use an old charger (not turbo charger) but I was afraid it would die overnight while I was sleeping and the alarm would not go off for work Tuesday. I don't remember what all my stats were, but very light usage since like I said, my turbo charger was at work

Good luck, nexus 6 is a great phone and tweaked right should yield very good standby time

Thanks
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
which rom or kernel you use will not have any influence on your battery life. battery life is determined by your personal use, your personal set up, which apps you decide to install, and very much your phone/data signal quality. everything else has very littke affect on battery. that said, i personally see about 5.5-7h screen on time. and that pretty decent. but 6 days battery, while using your device, youll never see. only if you dont use your device for long periods of time and if you have your signal turned off.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bweN diorD:
lol

the device doesnt have stupid low battery, your previous experience, and expectations are stupid high.

tbh, short of turning off data when the screen is off, and having extremely light use (like almost none), i couldnt even speculate what phones could go that distance consistently, short of leaving the phone sit there like a paper weight and never using it.

not trying to be smart, just being realistic, given my experience with about a dozen flagship smart phones over the years.

the guy who commented about the zero lemon battery might have been being funny, but seriously, for the longevity you expect, you should be looking at phones that have zl support.

i have a g3 with a zl battery. with average use you can get 5 days or more, and easily increasing with lighter use.

i tested the n6 before for life with less than 1% use vs time, and it was in the range of 6 days. but that was running a premium rom and kernel and strong service always.

where the n6 excels imo is for the normal user. i have shown proof of 8 to 11 hours screen time during a normal days use consistently.

most people are happy to make it through the day, and charge nightly while you sleep. when you state an expectation of 5-6 days, the comments are undoubtedly not going to be up to your expectations.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoulSherpa:
I respectfully disagree. I tried several ROMs on my current HTC One. On average, the late 4.x series lasted twice as long as the 5.x series with the same apps, usage and locations. I realize you can attribute whatever battery life fail was added to the OS as "personal set up" or "app". But it is what it is.

My expectations? I've been charging my phone once a week for several months. I went through several configurations to get it that way.

Obviously my use case for the phone is different from yours. I typically use under 300 minutes talk, under 300 texts, and under 500 MB data monthly. But I depend on email push throughout the day, need text and voice when there's an issue, and need reliable data and a good screen for remoting to my servers if there's a problem.

I don't give people grief about how they use their phones. Evidently it's a fun and popular thing to do here. Good luck with that.

Thanks for the statistical info. The bulk of the battery case is duly noted as a last resort.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
honestly, i have no ideas about an htc, considering that my last htc was the g1, which i got in oct of 2008, lol. but whatever rom that you use on a nexus, does not have anything in it for battery life, besides whats in it from stock android. now some kernels do add in things that can help YOU save battery, by how you use or setup your device, but they just wont save you battery on their own. well, they will, buy not enough to notice. unfortunately [MENTION=6616301]SoulSherpa[/MENTION], many people have tried to prove me wrong over the many years ive been with android, but none have. just because people claim better battery with one rom over another, doesnt actually make it real. people believe many things, much of it is not true.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bweN diorD:
its not different from mine, its different from 99.9999% of all other users.

i typically use under 50min a MONTH, under 200 texts a MONTH, and data, well im grandfathered so thats nothing to discuss.

how others use their phone is representative to how the manufacturers design them, for the average user who charges daily.

you appear to perceive my previous comments as sarcastic and statistical, the further could be from my intention.

i have a rather extensive android knowledge from helping other users for about 5 years. your expectations of any device are highly irregular.

we are merely attempting to make you aware of that, however unsuccessful at the moment...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scryan:
The reason people treat your question like its weird is pretty simple:

While with minimal and careful usage phones can get through multiple days of usage, the battery life your suggesting, on any android phone, is going to require very little screen on time, limiting the hell out of its data connections, ect...

If you are seriously just trying to have an emergency phone that you can make calls on occasionally and fire up a terminal to remote into your server to check status or run a command or two.... Why are you paying for a 6inch screen with ultra HD display, a powerful processor, dual front facing speakers.... All this stuff that only serves to drain battery and add weight if your not using your phone for entertainment.

Your looking to pay extra for specs you don't need on a device with only "adequate" battery life instead of getting a modest phone that won't consume as much, with an external battery case that would probably let it run a couple weeks for you....
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
my nexus 5, without sim card, in airplane mode, brightness all the way down, can last me around 3 weeks. but, thats with 0 use. 6 days, with a nexus 6, should be possible, even easy enough.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoulSherpa:
Because larger screens make remoting much, much easier. Especially when it's a GUI. So, a "phablet" sized phone has always been appealing.

Further, I've been waiting for a "good deal" and the price dropped to $350. My m7vzw had its radio neutered (thanks Verizon), so when I switched to Ting (t-mobile) GSM my data speed hit the floor with EDGE only. The Nexus 6 has nice radio band support.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sickley:
Have you considered a small tablet? (7 inch or so). You could set up a Google voice account and do all your calls/texts over WiFi/cell data. You'd get a far better battery life with far less effort to do so, and itd be even better for remote access.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoulSherpa:
I have, and you make a good point. But I still want something I can holster since I don't normally carry a man-pack or utilikilt :)

This Nexus 6 is pushing it for size -- the holster is huge. But the screen real estate is nice.

FYI, I'm currently running CleanCore:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/development/rom-cleancore-vomer-100-lean-stock-03-t3059199

...and I seem to be on-track to meet or exceed the six day goal with my light usage (email checks and texts throughout the day, occasional remote, occasional surfing, occasional phone call).
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sickley:
My nexus 7 fits in my pocket no problem. And I'm a fairly average sized male. :)