Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
[h1]LTE-Capable LG Android Handset For Verizon Pictured?[/h1]
File under: News
By: Evan Blass | 6:22 PM 24-Oct-10 | 7 Comments
Engadget has published a photo of the front and back of a device claimed to be an Android handset from LG capable of connecting to Verizon's upcoming LTE network. LTE, or long term evolution, is a post-3G, GSM-derived data standard being adopted by three of the four major US carriers, and possibly even Sprint, to complement its WiMax network.
Besides what's visible from the image, no other details about this model are known; we can see a large HD tag near the camera lens and what appear to be WiFi and possible DLNA logos near the LG badge. We can also make out a front-facing camera, microUSB port, and what appear to be volume buttons, but seemingly no dedicated camera button -- which would be unfortunate if high definition video capture is indeed possible.
We're guessing that this model will end up as part of the Optimus line, but that's just speculation. So by looks alone, does Verizon have a winner waiting in the wings?
Source: Engadget
Image: Engadget
[h1]Acer Liquid Metal S120 Passes FCC With AT&T Band Support[/h1]
File under: News
By: Anton D. Nagy | 2:20 AM 25-Oct-10 | 0 Comments
We've already mentioned the Acer Liquid Metal S120 handset that will be running Android 2.2 Froyo and it looks like the device has just made it through FCC.
Allegedly packing an 800 MHz Qualcomm MSM7230-1 processor, GPS, Bluetooth WiFi with standards b/g/n, the Acer Liquid Metal S120 was FCC cleared with radio for GSM/EDGE 850/1900 and WCDMA Band II and V which means it could well be launched on AT&T's network. While the UK market is expected to have the handset by the end of this week, at least according to reports claiming an "end of October" launch, a U.S. appearance might not be that far away.
Source: FCC
Via: Engadget
Image: Engadget
[h1]LTE-Capable LG Android Handset For Verizon Pictured?[/h1]
File under: News
By: Evan Blass | 6:22 PM 24-Oct-10 | 7 Comments
Engadget has published a photo of the front and back of a device claimed to be an Android handset from LG capable of connecting to Verizon's upcoming LTE network. LTE, or long term evolution, is a post-3G, GSM-derived data standard being adopted by three of the four major US carriers, and possibly even Sprint, to complement its WiMax network.
Besides what's visible from the image, no other details about this model are known; we can see a large HD tag near the camera lens and what appear to be WiFi and possible DLNA logos near the LG badge. We can also make out a front-facing camera, microUSB port, and what appear to be volume buttons, but seemingly no dedicated camera button -- which would be unfortunate if high definition video capture is indeed possible.
We're guessing that this model will end up as part of the Optimus line, but that's just speculation. So by looks alone, does Verizon have a winner waiting in the wings?
Source: Engadget
Image: Engadget
[h1]Acer Liquid Metal S120 Passes FCC With AT&T Band Support[/h1]
File under: News
By: Anton D. Nagy | 2:20 AM 25-Oct-10 | 0 Comments
We've already mentioned the Acer Liquid Metal S120 handset that will be running Android 2.2 Froyo and it looks like the device has just made it through FCC.
Allegedly packing an 800 MHz Qualcomm MSM7230-1 processor, GPS, Bluetooth WiFi with standards b/g/n, the Acer Liquid Metal S120 was FCC cleared with radio for GSM/EDGE 850/1900 and WCDMA Band II and V which means it could well be launched on AT&T's network. While the UK market is expected to have the handset by the end of this week, at least according to reports claiming an "end of October" launch, a U.S. appearance might not be that far away.
Source: FCC
Via: Engadget
Image: Engadget
Care to explain this to me more, or is there a link on XDA? A lot of info gets lost over there in the many pages of thread.
Care to explain this to me more, or is there a link on XDA? A lot of info gets lost over there in the many pages of thread.
Originally Posted by SalviBoy7
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Did you wipe the cache, dalvik* cache, and start with a factory wipe ? It has been working great for me, are you running any setCPU settings ?
Originally Posted by SalviBoy7
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Did you wipe the cache, dalvik* cache, and start with a factory wipe ? It has been working great for me, are you running any setCPU settings ?
Is that better or worst then previous battery life ? I'm at 68 with 7H and 40MOriginally Posted by KING x RIECE
Originally Posted by SalviBoy7
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Did you wipe the cache, dalvik* cache, and start with a factory wipe ? It has been working great for me, are you running any setCPU settings ?
Yea I did all of that I'm at 6 hours 27 minutes unplugged and my battery is 46 percent right now.
Is that better or worst then previous battery life ? I'm at 68 with 7H and 40MOriginally Posted by KING x RIECE
Originally Posted by SalviBoy7
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Did you wipe the cache, dalvik* cache, and start with a factory wipe ? It has been working great for me, are you running any setCPU settings ?
Yea I did all of that I'm at 6 hours 27 minutes unplugged and my battery is 46 percent right now.
What I do to prevent drainage is reboot into recovery > advanced > wipe Battery stats. then reboot phone and you should be fine. A trick I do is to do it while its plugged up, then when teh phone boots up, unplug it before you unlock the screen. then set it down for 5 mins the start to use it.Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
Originally Posted by SalviBoy7
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
im running myns warm rom and kings kernel #11 and my battery went from 100 to 82 in like 15 mins with moderate texting
Did you wipe the cache, dalvik* cache, and start with a factory wipe ? It has been working great for me, are you running any setCPU settings ?
Yea I did all of that I'm at 6 hours 27 minutes unplugged and my battery is 46 percent right now.
