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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] melterx12:
Stock settings are:

Min: 245

Max: 998

CPU Governer: On demand
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] v0locity:
Charging 998/998

Sleep/Standby 499/245

Power < 25% 576/245
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] simms22:
i concur about the stock clock settings, they work best for me. 998 high/245 low :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JHaste:
i am opting for stock... im going to assume that htc/google did their research to give us the best blend of CPU speeds depending on what the phone is doing and what the battery power is...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] fandroid93:
if stock settings are 998 mhz why overclock it? can you get more from the processor than that?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] simms22:
you probably can, but you'd just end up burning it out. what you can do is set the low a bit higher than 245. more battery drain will result.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] The Jones:
So what are the out of the box settings on the CPU if you dont use setCPU?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mikey:
Read this thread ;) you will see them
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RussianSolja:
No one has messed with this app?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] kep0ne:
I have mine set @ stock, but have also enabled a profile for when the phone is asleep. I set it at 300/245. Not really sure if it makes a difference in battery life.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Goonzy:
Mine is set to the A1clock speed which is 768max and 245 min.. no lag when swippin and in act1 video player its still smooth..even a droids 550mhz stock speed. Also got it 245max/min when sleep, remember to exclude setcpu if you u wanna see results..

:D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RussianSolja:
What's a1clock?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gururise:
I noticed that when using SetCPU and setting the minimum CPU speed to 245mhz, it seems like the CPU doesnt clock down to 245, but instead stays at 998. By setting the minimum to 328, it works.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] FormelLMS:
Where can u see that?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DaveKid:
I agree...where are all you guys/gals seeing/getting information like that off of the phone. What are the apps needed to monitor that information.

Also, exactly what is the stock CPU settings?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] pzumk:
I noticed something similar.

When setting it to 998/245 and hit refresh 5 or 6 times you'll never see something under 998 at the top.

When setting min to something else than 245 but keeping 998 for max and hitting refresh 5 or 6 times you'll see the min value a few times when refreshing.

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where is the difference between on demand, user space and performance and what did you take? I took performace for some weeks and just set it to on demand (and 998/245)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RussianSolja:
so what settings would be proper to set to see a difference?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JDMJOSH:
Im only seeing 528Mhz Min/Max on my Nexus. This is on 1.4.0a
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] lightforce:
U need a newer version
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JDMJOSH:
wtf im an idiot, wasn't paying attention to the revision list and downloaded the first one. sorry
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Eclair~:
It would be best to set it to whatever you like, if you want speed - set it to the highest available, if you want battery life improvements - set it to lower speeds, for lower processing power. There is no literal "best", well hypothetically 998 being the min and max would be "best".. but otherwise, there is no official best.. just personal preference.

Why exactly does SetCPU stop at 998? Shouldn't it go to a total of 1GHz, or is there something I'm missing here?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gilads:
My battery is dead

my battery is dead after 4 hours...

im with HD2 (dual) can you please advise what is the best configuration for this devise?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] flamechamp:
I have

384/1152 onDemand on normal state

384/512 onDemand for screen off

and 1152 performance for charging
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] takuhii:
Anyone got some advice for a HTC Hero GSM running Elelinux Froyo 2.2.1 and SetCPU?

I used to use Overclock Widget, but a lot of people mentioned SetCPU so I thought I'd give it a whirl...

Regards
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jonesy420:
I found this on the droid forums but it should apply
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] aseems:
Stock CPU refers to speed settings that are advised by the manufacturer - niether over clocking or under clocking.

Here is an example of CUSTOM CPU speed settings -

First please understand it all about Speed Vs Battery Life, you can't have both

These are speed governor settings

1) On Demand - is the Stock Default - when the app says it wants speed it gets it (Speed bias)

2) Conservative - is a good SET CPU setting for extending battery life - basically when the app REALLY NEEDS speed it gets it (Battery Life Bias)

3) Userspace - waste of space - don't use it

4) Performance - the MAX speed set on SET CPU main screen (SUPER Speed Battery Killer)

5) Power Save -- the MIN speed set on SET CPU main screen (SUPER Battery Speed Killer)

That's my 2 cents :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] radman57:
Here are my settings for SetCPU (I'm using version 2.03).

Running MicroMods desire HD Super-Hybrid version 1.7 and an evilD kernel 12-06-1, overclocked to 1190 I use:

1075 max / 245 min ondemand (phone acts up with anything higher than this max overclock for me)

In the profiles I have:

Temp>50 C 384/245 Priority 90 conservative

Battery<20% 384/245 Priority 85 conservative

Battery<30% 499/245 Priority 65 ondemand

Screen Off 460/245 Priority 50 ondemand

Charging/Full 883/245 Priority 45 ondemand

This gives me a good day usage with normal volume for email, calls, surfing the internet etc. If I have a heavy day of calls I might have to place the phone on the charger once

I see no degradation of service to the phone or services with that set of profiles. I like the 2.03 version best (I have tried the 2.10 version and it did not seem as "clean" as the 2.03 - no specific reason I can point to. That said this is an excellent app.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ellesshoo:
Just some tips, especially for those running AVS kernels like Ir or Wildmonks.

1. On demand is the recommended governer for normal use.

2. Conservative may be good for low battle profiles or screen off profiles.

3. If you are going to constrain the frequency range for a screen off or low battle profile it is a good idea to look at the voltage table used by your kernel. For instance, 128mhz uses the same voltage as 245mhz in most AVS kernels so you really gain nothing underclocking. In contrast, there may be a larger voltage step from 422mhz to 460mhz than there is from 360 to 422.

4. For my "money" conservative CPU governor is better than constraining frequency range in low batt or screen off situations.

5. I don't see a worthwhile benefit from overclocking.

6. Setting too low of a screen off profile (eg. 245/245) will cause audio issues if your listening to streaming audio in your car and the profile kicks in.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jonesy420:
good advice, thanks! just one quick question. how would i check the voltage table of my kernel?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ellesshoo:
If you ask in whatever kernel's specific thread the dev or someone else can usually point you in the right direction.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] AndyG:
Hi Guys,

quick question... how do i create a shortcut to turn on mobile data using anycut instead of going to menu | settings | wireless controls | and pressing mobile network?

I managed to create a shortcut to turn on wireless capability in the same section but cant figure this one out. I know its probably dead simple so apologies and any help will be greatly apprecieted.

cheers

AndyG
[Hero, G2 Touch General] kendong2:
idk about anycut, but isn't there a widget for this purpose?
[Nexus One General] dsarch21:
i use WiFi @ home and work, 3G everywhere else.

my battery was over 50% before bed, woke up with am with 5% left.....

so 45% of my battery life was eaten up in 8 hours with NO use?

any thoughts?
[Nexus One General] TonyHoyle:
Wifi seems to be a real battery eater on this device (along with GPS). I leave it switched off unless I'm actively using it, and have no problems with battery life (it would last >24 hours if I let it.. I charge overnight though).

As there's no 3G switch on the widget I don't ever switch that off so haven't seen what improvement that would give. Cell Standby is still the largest user of battery, so maybe it would.
[Nexus One General] :
Set wifi to sleep when screen turns off.
[Nexus One General] TonyHoyle:
There's an option for that? Not seen that one..
[Nexus One General] dsarch21:
I didn't know you could do that, however, i already have that option selected....after i found it in the menu.

i guess i'll just have to experiment and see if 3G saves me power over the weekend.
[Nexus One General] Wobblebonk:
Yeah I am pretty sure that option is the default. It still definitely drains more power with the WiFi enabled than without, sleeping or not. Not sure vs 3g, I disable or enable both as I need them.
[Nexus One General] Over Achiever:
I thought Wifi drains very little power ... with my phone on airplane mode and wifi only, the battery lasts over 30 hours with Meebo on, push e-mail on, and e-mail sync every 15 min.
[Nexus One General] :
Likewise, I have gps/wifi/2g/screen widgets on my main home page.
[Nexus One General] TaFFeR:
This doesn't exactly apply to the OP, but there's a nice app called "Y5 - Battery" in the market that switches off the WiFi radio in areas that you usually don't use WiFi.

Also, you can see what's draining your battery if you go to Settings > About Phone > Battery Use. There's some cool graphs showing where all your battery went since the last charge. Maybe you have a program that's running in the background that's sucking up all your battery.
[Nexus One General] guags99:
I have had some battery drain issues since I received my N1 3 days ago. I found that Android 2.1 has a nice battery log (/d/battery_log) which updates every 50 - 55 seconds. In doing some tests to see what was killing my battery I can tell you that it isn't WiFi.

I would say that when in use, 3G draws a bit more than WiFi when actively used, but when WiFi is just idle it seems better than when 3G is connected and not in use.

In case anyone cares...I am still isolating all of the battery drain issues, but one of the biggest I have eliminated by uninstalling seems to be from BeautifulWidgets. I found it hard to believe, but my testing seems pretty clear. I also have a decent draw whenever I'm in the car with Bluetooth sync going. I would have had a hard time confirming this without this battery log file.
[Nexus One General] clubtech:
Wifi is extremely power efficient on this device.

I use the device on at&t edge and have the wifi turned on all day. the battery drain with pus email i about 4%/hour.

I think the combination of wifi PLUS being on an HSDPA network is killing your battery.
[Nexus One General] timothydonohue:
pus email? sounds gross

;)
[Nexus One General] TonyHoyle:
A quick calculation gives me 2.4% an hour, and that's with sync on, Wifi off, 3G on and using the phone a bit (not so much today). That's consistent with what I see normally - if you never actually used the phone you could push 3 days out of it.. but of course there wouldn't be much point in having it switched on then so it drops to about a day after a bit of driving w/bluetooth on, streaming music, etc.

Of course it's not really productive to look at battery life as 'how long can I make this last' (although knowing I can theoretically push it to 3 days plus is going to be useful on holiday). You work out your average day.. say up at 8am, turn in at midnight, so that's 16 hours actual time that it's needed (assuming you charge overnight like most do) - then fiddle with the settings based on your own use so you hit that comfortably. I'm probably being overconservative right now.. I'm finishing the day with nearly 50% battery left & need to ramp it up a bit :p Maybe a few more games of Frozen Bubble..
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-nexusone_tech_specs.html

According to the Google spec sheet:

Power and battery

Removable 1400 mAH battery

Charges at 480mA from USB, at 980mA from supplied charger

Talk time Up to 10 hours on 2G

Up to 7 hours on 3G

Standby time Up to 290 hours on 2G

Up to 250 hours on 3G

Internet use Up to 5 hours on 3G

Up to 6.5 hours on Wi-Fi

Video playback Up to 7 hours

Audio playback Up to 20 hours
[Nexus One General] TonyHoyle:
I'd love to see someone get 12 days of standby!

The specs for mobile phones are always a bit of a fiction.. maybe you could do that if you put it in airplane mode and if you never activated the display at all...

I had a Sony Erricson that claimed 800 hours (over a month!) of Standby. Never got it over 2 days..

Would be interesting to see if anyone has managed 10 hours or even 7 hours of talk time... personally I doubt it.
[Nexus One General] blunden:
Some phones in Airplane Mode when not used can do those kind of numbers though. My K800 lasted about 2 weeks in standby when running like above. Though that just proves how pointless such numbers are. :)
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
So when using wifi, is 3g auto turned off?
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
I would assume the data aspect is, but the 3G voice is still active, even with WiFi on.
[Touch 3G General] ecotack:
I installed the latest Google maps over my existing version, but now the map search from the bottom slide menu no longer works. I also installed Opera 10, but did not overwrite the existing version (because its a beta) and the bottom slide menu still launched Opera 9.

I'm guessing I need to edit something, but can't find what, even after a couple of hours on Google.
[Touch 3G General] azahidi:
AFAIK, if you invoke internet using the bottom slide tab (of TF) it defaults to opera 9 because of its setting in the registry. I've tried to change the default browser to Opera10 but encountered several instabilities. You'll have to invoke Opera 10 from the programs menu.

Can you invoke google maps from the programs menu? If you can, then google maps is working fine, regardless of what browser application.
[Touch 3G General] ecotack:
As a workaround I have added Opera 10 as a custom option in the registry for the internet widget (like YouTube), so I can select it from the in internet widget page. Opera 10 is the default browser launched by other programs, but I still can't find a way of launching Opera 10 by touching the "Launch Browser" globe in the internet widget, or from any of the bookmarks in the internet widget.

Google Maps works fine when run from the Program Menu, but the Maps Search widget no longer works.
[Touch 3G General] azahidi:
Try changing this registry:

HKLM\Software\HTC\Manila2D\InternetWidget\OperaEXEfile.

Edit the contents of <OperaEXEfile> and point to Opera10.exe location. (the default is \windows\operaL.exe)
[Touch 3G General] ecotack:
Thanks!

I didn't have that key in the registry, otherwise I would have already tried it. I added the OperaEXEfile string and it works. Can you have a quick look through your registry and see if there is one for Google maps, please?
[Touch 3G General] azahidi:
Unfortunately, the "Map Search" was not featured in this part of the world. I installed the Google Map application and invoke it via the Programs tab, which automatically brings up the browser. It works equally fine.
[HD2 General] lythe123:
Hi, i just got an HD2, i popped in my SIM card from my iPhone into it (i am on AT&T here in the united states) i i keep noticing that MEdia Net is active - my understanding is that MEdia Net costs a ton of money - how can i shut it off/keep it from activating that?

Any explanation would be greatly appreciated :D
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morison20:
Hi,

I am a new android developer.

I need to unlock HTC G2 magic so that I can flash, upgrade/downgrade android OS. Also I want to install modified version of android OS.

Not to mention that this is for developement purpose and although the dev phone is available, it's not available in my region. I need to unlock a retail version (HTC G2 with 288MB RAM) to make it work just like a dev phone.

Please tell me how can I do that.

Thanks in advance.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orb3000:
Welcome to forums

have a look here:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Hero

Read, Search, Respect and Enjoy!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
I use the Read It Later extension for Firefox heavily, and have always missed an WM App that would allow me to read the pages I've marked on my phone.

Well, since I've bought the HD2 I've missed this even more...

Now, it seems that the folks that makes RIL released an API so that anyone can make its own app...

There's an official one for the iPhone, a user made for Android... and none for WM.

I've tried to make one myself, but its way beyond my "search and learn with Google" programing skills.

This way, I want ask if someone is interested or is capable of doind a Read It Later App for WM, HD2 customized, using their API.

The site is here: http://readitlaterlist.com/

It would be really nice to have a "Instapaper" like app for WM...

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NSider:
Request seconded.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] fards:
without looking at exactly what this is. do you mean an offline browser? if so then opera has the function built in.. saved pages
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
It's not only saved pages...

It's like Instapaper for the iPhone.

You mark a page to read later in RIL Firefox, for example, and then can access the link throught the app in the phone to read it.

The good thing about RIL is that you can mark a page in your desktop and it sincronizes with web, so, as soon as you open RIL in the phone the page is already there.

The advantage here is that you can mark pages to read in multiple PCs (I use in Vista/7 installarion in my notebook as well as XP/7 in my desktop) and still have a unified list.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] [★]:
+1 It looks like a swell piece of software which Id like on winmo
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
It is very nice.

ATM i'm using the web version, with the shortcut readitlaterlist.com/unread . When you create an account, this shortcut will lead you directly to the reading list.

Putting Opera zoom in 100%, it fits right in the screen.

But it lacks a lot of features. It is actually just a list of links. You have to manually check read itens, press and hold the link if you want to open in another tab.

What I miss the most is some options to store the pages for future references. Now I have to manually do this... It would be nice if the app allow us to send the pages to another apps...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
I hate to bump my own threads, but no one can help me?

Can someone at least tell me what programming language would be easyer to make such an app?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
Could someone at least tell me what would be the easyest way to make a app like this?

I really miss an app for RIL, since internet version is not that good.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] TheGoD:
Id also like to have this app on WM or somethin similar. Cant help you build it, though.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
Thanks anyway... I'm kind of resign that this won't be done.

Using the web version. Not perfect, but does the job.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] vizier:
I have not used this application/service before, but it looks interesting.

I have checked the API and it looks very simple to use.

The only thing that remains before starting to code is to have a rough design of the application GUI, just to set a rough scope on the functionalities.

Then I believe it is possible to create an "ugly" but functional application in a few days. I can work on this project if I can manage to allocate some spare time on this.

zefiltrin, I think you know the usage scenarios of this application way better than me, as I have not yet used it. Why not make a few sketches for describing the GUI of the application you want to see on your PPC. I mean the buttons, lists, etc. Then I would try to realize them (again, if I can manage to allocate some spare time on this) :cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
I´ll do that! I'm travelling until april 4th, but will try to do that as soon as I come back.

I think I´ll use some of the screeshots of the existing apps for iPhone and Android.

Thank you for your help!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
Well, here are some ideas:

I think the home screen should look like iPhone's Read It Later app:

The list of things to read could be similar to GReader site, with big letters, two or more lines to allow seing the whole title:

In the "Greader-like" list abobe, there shoud be a search bar and the buttons to direclty mark as read or show the text only view, like this:

Finally, it would be great to have the sharing options like iPhone app (don´t know if the API allow that):

Let me know if this helps...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] vizier:
Ok I will spend some time on this tomorrow.:cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] vizier:
I started working on this project, I call it "Late Reader" for now. Any better name suggestions are welcome. I think I can post a first beta or alpha in a week. :cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zefiltrin:
Thank you very much!

I'll be glad to test it when you release it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] bravo261:
ooh, this would be a fantastic application
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] hugocbp:
I'll be following this with this new account.

Anyway, very anxious to see the result!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] vizier:
OK I should call you hugocbp as of now I guess :)

I was on a business trip during the week, so I could not work on this project. I plan to have some progress this weekend, and hopefully post you some alpha to test. We'll see. :cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] hugocbp:
No problem! I posted only to subscribe to the thread and let you know I'm the same who created it.

Take you time, I'll be here whenever you're done!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] vizier:
I have a working "ugly" application now.

Now I need some more time for making it ready for the public (actually for beta testing :) )

The following parts are implemented, and working fine:

- C# API wrapper for RIL web based API

- Login

- Signup

- Reading List UI

- Page Text rendering (I am doing this from scratch as the .NET WebBrowser component seems to be unusable for me)

- Currently Reading (Remembers what you were reading last time)

- Syncing with the RIL server

- Storing the list and Page Texts for offline viewing

So the core parts are finished, but the parts that turn the application into a joyfull experience are yet to be implemented.

Some of the items that remain before beta release (actually some of these items might be delayed for a new release later):

- Mark as Read/Unread functionality in the reading list

- Item Title/Tags editing

- Search in reading list

- Sorting in reading list

- Better UI

- Kinetic scrolling in the reading list and Page Text display

- Better rendering (more html tag support) in the Page Text display

- Pinch zooming in the reading list and Page Text display

- Application Settings UI

- Image download/display option in the Page Text display

- Application icon :)

I will make a beta release when I feel it achieved a level worth to share with the public.

Hopefully I will do this soon. :cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] hugocbp:
That´s just awesome... Can you believe I just bought a programmig book just to see if i can do something to help? Anyway, I'm far from it, hehehe.

Just in case, if you need someone to help you test the version, I'm here... Can´t do anything too techinical, but can track some bugs, if there are any...

Keep up the good work and thanks again!