yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate General] retrogreq:
when was the last time you cleared the battery stats?

1. Connect the phone to the charger with the phone powered on, and allow the phone to charge until it shows 100%

2. Disconnect the phone from the charger, and power it off.

3. Reconnect the phone to the charger with the phone powered off, and allow the phone to charge until the battery indicator shows 100% (you can use vol-up/vol-down to make the indicator come back up when the screen goes to sleep).

3a. Repeat step 1, 2, 3

4. Disconnect the phone from the charger and power it on.

5. Once the phone is powered completely on, power it off again and reconnect it to the charger until the battery indicator shows 100%.

6. Disconnect the phone, power it on, and use it.

7. Use ADB or a Terminal Emulator to run the following command:

Code:

su

rm /data/system/batterystats.bin

7a. Reboot into clock work Recovery, and choose advanced CWM features and select wipe battery stats

do that, then let it die completely before you charge it again.
[Captivate General] kb0npw:
Glad to see this thread because it has taught me a couple of things. I was one of those people who made the mistake of running Advanced Task Killer. Got rid of that. I also run AVG, but I think I will try to get rid of it and see if it helps me any. I am glad to hear several say that an antivirus is not necessary.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mathrawka:
Is there any workaround for having the other person hear themself echo when you call them using SIP? It seems that the echo cancellation feature is done via software, so I guess it is just not being turned on for SIP calls.

Forum and google searches have provided nothing.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lazyn00b:
Thanks for starting a thread about this issue, it's driving me crazy! It's really too bad because, otherwise, the SIP implementation on the Nexus S is quite solid.

People have complained about this in numerous threads on Google's own discussion groups, but I don't think there has ever been an official response.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoliCall:
Echo Cancellation for SIP Phones

Since your party hears echo - the problem is originated from your end. Apparently your SIP Phone is not doing a good job in echo cancellation. For a single phone you can try the Personal PBXMate. This is a software product that aims on improving audio quality for a single sip phone.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laurentbon:
Would love to know what the solution is too. Calls are not really possible with the echo at the moment and it renders a feature that would be great pretty much unusable...

L
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00216:
Raised here?

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list

Can prompt others to Star it then ;)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] takete:
Tried browsing the filed Android bugs, but found no filed issues?? Did you guys figure out a work around or just gave up?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strages:
would like to know too!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a1exus:
Me too!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slindeneau:
Might not be relevant for you anymore.

I have written a echo cancellation enabler for rooted devices using the Xposed framework. It may fix your problem.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49158674&postcount=7518
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melvinchng:
Here guys, Forgive me if I post it on the wrong place.

I am not sure whether start this thread in theme & apps, general/development.

Since most people are viewing development, so I start it here.

Let me straight to the point...

do anyone know which .ovpn is working fine for android in openvpn

(NOTE: you can surf the net when it is connected and the speed is not crap like 0.15kbps.) Maybe it is 30days trial or something. At least it is working and can surf net.

Please share it out if it is working on your android phone.

Thanks.
[Touch2 ROM Development] Digistras:
Hi all,

I'm using the Non-Camera of Touch2 (T3330). I would like to flash my ROM to replace the current sucky WM 6.5 Professional on my phone. However, as my phone is currently still covered under warranty (I'm willing to take the risk), I would need to know:

1. how can I do a complete full backup of my current ROM and the OS WM 6.5 Professional? I'm asking just in case I need the phone to be serviced.

2. Also, if I want to revert back to the original ROM and the original OS WM 6.5 Professional from the backup, how can I do that?

I would appreciate if anyone can point me to a step-by-step guide for reference. I tried to navigate through the forums but I just can't seem to find the information that I'm looking for.

I really really appreciate any help given and will definitely click on the "Thanks" button.

Cheers!!! :D
[Touch2 ROM Development] stefano2626:
maybe this will help youhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=664499...and thishttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=578915
[Touch2 ROM Development] Mr. Clown:
There are other threads with these topics,

On that note, thread closed
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
Anyone tried WPA-EAP access points?

I cannot connect with my Archos 70 IT 8GB

I put the following on my /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

network={

ssid="myCorp"

key_mgmt=WPA-EAP

eap=PEAP

identity="xxxx"

password="yyyyy"

ca_cert="keystore://CACERT_my"

phase2="auth=MSCHAPV2"

priority=1

disable_pm=1

}

i've enabled secure store and imported ca.cert file

all Windows laptops are able to connect with this cert only

i doubt that this is not supported by current Archos firmware, but if someone could try...
[Gen8 General] ske714:
I use peap at home and leap at work. No certs though. Get yourself WIFI Advanced Configuration Editor from the market. It has all those options. That's how I got leap to work.
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
I've used this editor too

but it seems that there is a bug with certificates :

if someone can build wpa_supplicant with proposed patch ...
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
Anyone obtain the following files from Eclair 2.1 ?

/system/bin/wpa_supplicant

/system/bin/wlan_loader

/system/bin/wlan_cu
[Gen8 General] naga_z:
i can`t

i can`t! anydon try?
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
10x 2 Steve , we have fixed version, but unfortunately it doesn't work on my Archos

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=8804

Let someone else try and confirm pls :

download

just unzip and copy to /system/bin
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
Anyone tried?
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
finally i managed to get it working :)

with wpa_supplicant module from CyanogenMod for Motorola Droid - see it attached

just unzip and copy to /system/bin and delete /data/misc/wifi/tiwlan.ini

of cource you need root access

you need to delete tiwlan.ini on every restart, because it's been always recovered
[Gen8 General] bobybc:
wpa_supplicant.conf file looks like :
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] noskoviak:
My upgrade comes through on March 1st.. I've looked into each of these phones with great detail. This is what I've come up with in a nutshell. And I want everyone's professional opinion as ill be using this phone for a year or two.. thx guys and gals..(is there a girl on xda yet? ;p)

Stock pros of shift: pocket friendly, higher quality exterior, possibly more support on xda, I heart HTC.

Stock pros of epic 4g: better battery life, amoled screen, front facing camera, video card for twice the gaming potential

Both are 99.00 on Amazon with upgrade eligibility (so is the evo, but I don't need a tablet just yet, 4" is quite enough for me) .. I use sprint im not switching its cheap.. I'd rather have a steak then slightly improved cell service. I have wifi at home anyways..
[Hero CDMA General] noskoviak:
My upgrade comes through on March 1st.. I've looked into each of these phones with great detail. This is what I've come up with in a nutshell. And I want everyone's professional opinion as ill be using this phone for a year or two.. thx guys and gals..(is there a girl on xda yet? ;p)

Stock pros of shift: pocket friendly, higher quality exterior, possibly more support on xda, I heart HTC.

Stock pros of epic 4g: better battery life, amoled screen, front facing camera, video card for twice the gaming potential

Both are 99.00 on Amazon with upgrade eligibility (so is the evo, but I don't need a tablet just yet, 4" is quite enough for me) .. I use sprint im not switching its cheap.. I'd rather have a steak then slightly improved cell service. I have wifi at home anyways..
[Hero CDMA General] reaper36:
I'm curious what replies you get, because my upgrade comes up soon.

My first thought would be to hold off until Sprint gets a sweet dual core.
[Hero CDMA General] dpeeps74:
I have an upgrade sitting around that I probably wont use until it goes away and then late this year I get it back with the new premier program (unless my hero takes a crap). I'd be more inclined to go with the shift, though some report it being a little "shift"y with regards to the slider seeming cheap. Any other complaints seem like things you'd adjust to (the volume/power locations). I've been keeping up with their forums a bit and it's still a bit young but seems to be off to a good start on that front. And people report it being fast as hell. If I go back to a slider, which I'm inclined to do, I'd go with the shift. The epic...well, I don't know a lot about it. I did play with one a little and it did seem fast and stable and well put together, but dev info here did get a bit confusing to me. I have quite a bit of practice at all of this, and I probably wouldn't have too many issues actually following the steps, that was just my impression.

I will be sticking with sprint myself as long as they remain cheap...hard to beat a 20% plan/25% equipment discount. I'm not just waiting to upgrade for some dream phone, my hero just works great. Honestly, I'd like to see a portrait slider for android, similar to the dell venue pro.

xda + android + HTC = :-)
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
http://www.echobykyocera.com/

^Doesn't seem popular to a lot of people but I'm more interested in it than the epic or shift.
[Hero CDMA General] Nsandhu23:
I know you might not like this, but I would wait a month after your upgrade is available. In march is CTIA, the event where the Evo was released. And from what I believe and others do too, is that the Evo 2 will be announced then. Most likely dual core, new sense, 2.3, and possibly superlcd from HTC. Honestly I would wait, not like your upgrade is going to expire.
[Hero CDMA General] DaWeav:
But there is Sprint's new TOS for Silver vs Gold Premier service that takes affect April 1.

From what I'm reading throughout the internet is that existing Premier customers (like me) that don't qualify for Premier Gold won't be grandfathered in after after April 1. So, since my 12 month Premier happens before April 1, I have to pull the trigger on an upgrade before April 1 or I will loose it after April 1 and have to wait until the 22nd month of my contract. Even the Sprint customer service responses that I've read here and there are advising this too. So, I'm not sure what to make of it all.

Also, could this be why we have not seen a lot of new Android goodness on Sprint lately? Sprint could be waiting until after April 1 when the new Premier goes into affect before releasing a lot of new smart phones so that they don't get saturated with current Premier customers wanting to upgrade under the present 12 month rule.

Update: Here's a link to the Sprint TOS page about the upgrade impact. I definitely loose it after April 1. Read the question about, 'How is my upgrade eligibility impacted?' for all the details.
[Hero CDMA General] stayclean:
Except for the Nexus S, there is no reason to buy Samsung at all.
[Hero CDMA General] noskoviak:
He seems to be correct about the new tos from sprint... I spoke to them on the phone about it they are getting rid of there og sprint premier program software one upgrade every year to the industry standard of once every two years. Ill call and ask again whether or not the upgrade rolls over but from the sound of it it doesn't. Grr. I have a soft spot for HTC as I've been using there fine phones since Samsung was even in the market. My first HTC was the P4350, winmo 5 I believe it was. Either way I need to figure out what to do within the next month here.

sent from my hero aosp2.2 cause aospcm7 2.3 was not as fast or stable for me.
[Hero CDMA General] stayclean:
Considering the 2.2 Epic update FINALLY just hit, and then was subsequently pulled within a day or two, should tell you something.
[Hero CDMA General] mattlebla:
I was in the Sprint store the other day and everyone but one sales person had great things to say about the shift. Nobody liked the epic as much.

I have owned two samsungs, the moment and instinkt. Now I am a full blown hero addict. HTC is where it's at!
[Hero CDMA General] cjackxiii:
I've had my upgrade available since august but been waiting for something dual core love. Does anyone here think if I up grade now I will still be able to upgrade again in August. Before you were able to upgrade every year for the main phone on a family plan but after 2 years you were able to upgrade all the phones. My 2 year cycle is comes up in august.
[Hero CDMA General] DaWeav:
And one more thing. With all the drama with Sprint's 4G network provided by Clearwire and Clearwire's big money problems, it may be that Sprint doesn't want to bring anymore phones via Clearwire's 4G service to the market since Sprint will probably have to switch to LTE.

So, there's another dilemma to add to the equation. I'll be getting a 4G capable phone and be charged an extra $10 for whatever, but 4G may not even exist during the entire 22 months of the new contract...drama, drama, drama...
[Hero CDMA General] ickwonder:
So if we wait after 4/1 to upgrade would our upgrade default to half the full discount. Cause that's what I think I'm gonna do.
[Hero CDMA General] stayclean:
You get your upgrade a year (well, two years) after you use it. Shouldn't of sat on it for so long..
[Hero CDMA General] Nsandhu23:
What should have he got? Sprint is falling behind in the new era of dual core phones. Yes I know that the Evo2 will probably be dual core but, I GUARANTEE it wont be out before 4/1/11. So my upgrade will be lost on April Fools day, and ill get the Evo2 12/28/11.
[Hero CDMA General] lilgrass71:
I just got the shift recently coming from a hero and would recommend this phone. My friend has a sammy epic and its a great phone but the quality is a little lacking. It just feels plasticky... I heard the epics actually run better for game emulation and such which has something to do with the achitechture.

The shift has been great tho. Its a good form factor and has a really nice keyboard. I've has a sidekick a mogal and a touch pro before going to the hero so I've has my fair share to keyboards to say that its a good keyboard. Very solid and sturdy. The phone is very snappy. I was running aosp 2.2 on the hero and thought it was pretty snappy but the shift blows it away even with sense. Still waiting for an aosp rom for this phone.

Enough with the rant... get the shift... haha
[Hero CDMA General] sconig:
Shift +1

I was in the same boat, I was really interested in the kyocera phone, but saw that no matter what Sprint was going to charge $10/month for a premium phone, so I figured might as well go with a 4g phone in the off chance that my area gets included in the next year. I settled on the Evo Shift, for 2 reasons, one I don't really play intense 3D games on my phone, so I didn't need the extra graphics addition, and two I know the development for the Shift will be good as more people start to move away from the Hero and Evo they will more likely go to the Shift then the Epic being familiar with HTC.

Some pleasant surprises, the stock Shift has amazing battery life when compared to the Hero. I can't imagine the Epic with any better battery life, with a bigger screen and more graphics horse power eating away. Rooting the Shift was very easy, not Unrevoked easy but still 20 minutes easy. The shift is being over clocked to 1.5 Ghz and still very stable. Development is taking off especially since the end of January.
[Hero CDMA General] tubazeppelin:
I stopped by a Sprint store a few weeks ago when they changed my premier status.

They said once you earn an upgrade they won't take it away. Call customer service to verify but I'm 99% certain come April 1 we will all still have our upgrades (mine just hit today) and will be able to look forward to something coming out in May/June that will have been WELL worth the wait.

Just upgrade your Hero to GB and ride it out. At least wait for CTIA...if nothing drops by then go get your EVO. You're going to hate yourself if you get an EVO Shift tomorrow and the EVO II gets announced in 3 weeks.
[Hero CDMA General] DaWeav:
I'm sorry that you actually believed that. Read it for yourself. If I'm not paying for the $89.99 plan come April 1 because I'm on the $69.99 everything plan, then Sprint says I loose the 12 month premier refresh until the 22nd month of the existing contract. This is from Sprint's Premier Update questions web site;
[Hero CDMA General] tubazeppelin:
Wow. This sucks. Thanks for the info. Guess I'll go get my EVO today...
[Hero CDMA General] boost happy:
Although the EPIC has 4in screen the EVO4G is physically smaller... I OWN both.. I love the EVO much more
[Hero CDMA General] noskoviak:
Got the shift lovin it.

sent from my cm7 #38 speedy in progress.
[Hero CDMA General] n33sirgp:
Nice choice!
[Hero CDMA General] FanOfSkynyrd:
Just got the Evo Shift for my wife....great phone, definitely feels solid and does not feel cheap in any way. The slider also appears to be pretty stout, not flimsy like I have seen on other slider phones.

Her BBerry broke last weekend and she was only like 10 days from her upgrade so they waived it and she got the full$150 discount.

I'll be keepin my Hero until March of 2012 when I can maximize the discount, but cool thing is after that I will have been with Sprint for over 10 years, so I should remain on the Gold status from here on out!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antila:
Hello!

Is it only me or Bluetooth is not working well on new EB13?

Sometimes it broke the connection. Not very easy to pair and so on...

Is it fixable?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dohturdima:
For me BT works much better on eb13 than Eclair. The issues you describe I had on Eclair... the only issue with BT now is overly insensitive Voice dialing function (which did not even exist on eclair) that does not have a "train me" function.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoodlum1:
Bluetooth

My bluetooth seems to work better on EB13. I have to turn bluetooth on the phone on first and then my motorola headset but I had to do that on Eclair as well. The voice dialing works great and is impressive but when I use bluetooth I loose over half of my ringing volume. The only way to get it back is to restart the phone. Updated with update.zip from Samsung site. Phone was DI18 stock. Thinking about trying exe file from Samsung.
[Epic 4G General] noskoviak:
My upgrade comes through on March 1st.. I've looked into each of these phones with great detail. This is what I've come up with in a nutshell. And I want everyone's professional opinion as ill be using this phone for a year or two.. thx guys and gals..(is there a girl on xda yet? ;p)

Stock pros of shift: pocket friendly, higher quality exterior, possibly more support on xda, I heart HTC.

Stock pros of epic 4g: better battery life, amoled screen, front facing camera, video card for twice the gaming potential

Both are 99.00 on Amazon with upgrade eligibility (so is the evo, but I don't need a tablet just yet, 4" is quite enough for me) .. I use sprint im not switching its cheap.. I'd rather have a steak then slightly improved cell service. I have wifi at home anyways..
[Epic 4G General] imwillzillla:
My wife has a shift and I have an Epic. Her phone is more stable and her camera takes noticeably better pictures. The keyboard is also better on the shift as sometimes the keys skip on the Epic. As far as froyo is concerned it is much more stable on the Shift as well.

When on the shift section of xda I noticed a lot of people got the phone for their wives and not for themselves. They say games don't run as smoothe on the shift such as psx rom.games. and there is no phone on the market that I've layed my hands on that has a prettier screen than the epic. The colors are just plain and simply better. The phone isn't the eye catcher the epic is

I would go personally with the Epic in hopes of sprint and Samsung getting their act together and fixing the numerous bugs that are associated with it. You'll definetely have a love hate relationship with the epic but I believe in the long run you'll be better off with it.
[Epic 4G General] jirafabo:
At this point id say wait for the next round of phones as there'll be dual core options. Also, my gil has the evo and i the epic and they are about the same size overall, not too much difference.
[Epic 4G General] cpcormier3:
If you can wait for the next round of phones I would, since they'll probably be out this summer. If you can't, the Epic is a good phone. I'm currently on EB 13 and I did a fresh install and then loaded all of my apps manually. There's still problems with the sport mode in the camera, Time without signal (TWS) being high unless you do the airplane mode toggle, and the camcorder being a little sluggish in low light. These aren't deal breakers for me, because I don't really use the phone for low light recordings or sport mode and I'm fine toggling the airplane mode. However, it would be nice to have this fixed. I haven't experienced any of the other bugs people have claimed, so I'm still very happy with the performance of EB 13, but I'm not holding my breath for a fix. I mainly stay on EB 13 because the battery life for me is drastically better than 2.1 and the performance is no worst than 2.1. The screen is a lot better as well.

Like I said before, I hope they fix the problems, but I wouldn't buy a phone assuming they will......
[Epic 4G General] DCRocks:
IMO, it all boils down to this..

If you want a KB, get the Epic, if you don't get the EVO

The EVO shift is simply not a high end phone, no matter how it was marketed.

It is not a matter of speed, but just a lack of to many high end features.
[Epic 4G General] Probaholic1:
I would really say it boils down to you really wanting to mod it I have an epic and I've been pretty happy with having it rommed to froyo until. Although some of the hardware glitches or software do kinda get annoying. I still think it's pretty descent.

The shift I'm assuming is a descent phone as well and I heard the keyboard is way better then epic, so it really comes down to preference I really think.

Best advice I can say is go to the sprint store and play with both of them for about 30 minutes, like literally 30 minutes.
[Epic 4G General] nyclio:
I own both. Epic has a nicer screen and is faster for games. Shift seems to be better for literally everything else.

But if you like to tweak endlessly, Epic may be more your speed.
[Epic 4G General] abduljaffar:
Epic by a gazillian times. The screen is simply amazing! And the gpu screams. Along froyo with ext filesystem, it even beats the super dual core tegra Atrix phone. Trust me... Epic is hands down best. I owned a Evo and a shift. Both underperform compared to Epic.
[Epic 4G General] noskoviak:
Thanks a lot guys after reading I think I may just wait for next row of phones.. when do you think they'll come out?

sent from my hero aosp2.2 cause aospcm7 2.3 was not as fast or stable for me.
[Epic 4G General] Kitteh298:
Brah the epic is a MAN PHONE.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UB2DtU0UOo

The shift is something I would recommend to my grandma. though i wouldn't recommend a android phone to any tech impaired person( as my grandma is, fuuuu dont even get me started.)