battery/battery door/sleeve etc? TIA.
pitchshifter said:
battery/battery door/sleeve etc? TIA.
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http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-galaxy-nexus-accessories/147840-guide-galaxy-nexus-mod-palm-touchstone-no-soldering-phone.html
not exactly a market ready solution but if you are comfortable with doing something like this, it is possible
rptw said:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ve...s-mod-palm-touchstone-no-soldering-phone.html
not exactly a market ready solution but if you are comfortable with doing something like this, it is possible
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Thanks, I actually did this mod to my HTC Evo, I was more hoping to utilize the LG qi charger I ordered for more than one device.
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no problem, dont be shy to hit that thanks button
on a related note, i have a feeling in 6 months all phones will be using qi inductive charging so im sure you will have more use for your charger lol
Ha, you got it
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Ok I called powermat and asked about wireless charging for the Dinc, they had the balls to tell me that they had no plans to make a kit for the Dinc! I know that Duracell makes the mygrid and I have heard of people using the Droid charger on the Dinc, wanted to know if anybody on here has or if anybody else feels like me..
It sucks but its not a popular enough phone for them... He was just being honest instead of giving a round about answer
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I'm not sureifnot popular enough is the right phrase. As this phone was impossible to get for fivemonths its probably a little behind on accessories like this.
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Well i mean the phone was massively popular for a bit then a lot of people myself included just didnt wanna wait to get the phone and i know a bunch of my friends got other droids instead.
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Well i mean the phone was massively popular for a bit then a lot of people myself included just didnt wanna wait to get the phone and i know a bunch of my friends got other droids instead.
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lol and well this is the exact reason we don't have any nice accessories which is very unfortunate....but it's stupid cuz I'd absolutely love this
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Easy answer: Supply and demand.
I like the idea of wireless charging but I don't like having to switch cases every time.
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BodingisanAndroid said:
I like the idea of wireless charging but I don't like having to switch cases every time.
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lol if they did make it, wouldn't you just keep that case on it? or are they made not to handle the abuse?
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pete_kowalski83 said:
lol if they did make it, wouldn't you just keep that case on it? or are they made not to handle the abuse?
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I'm guessing it wouldn't be exceptionally durable. I use a Case-mate Tough Case because I'm so careless.
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Just like the title says.
Im looking for a charging dock that will charge 2 HTC Evo's. I just bought my girlfriend an Evo, and basically at night I want to charge both devices on the shelf that is behind our bed. It would be really convenient if I could find this.
Yes I have searched the forum, Ebay and Amazon and have only been able to find a dock that charges a phone and a battery.
It doesn't have to have HDMI, Audio Out or anything fancy, just side-by-side or one in front of the other.
Thanks for the help.
doesn't exist. just going to have to use 2 chargers or 2 docks.
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No, It does exist. Let me find the link.
Edit - Here is the link.
http://www.idaptweb.com/US/idapt/idapt_i2_plus/overview.html
lorddaddy84 said:
No, It does exist. Let me find the link.
Edit - Here is the link.
http://www.idaptweb.com/US/idapt/idapt_i2_plus/overview.html
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WOW!! That is totally what I was looking for, actually its better.
Awesome find
You are welcome, just click thanks.
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doesn't exist. just going to have to use 2 chargers or 2 docks.
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wow, i was wrong? first time for everything, haha.
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OneStepAhead said:
wow, i was wrong? first time for everything, haha.
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well that's just cheating LOL
Wow, I had no clue something like that existed! Anyone know of a something that will charge my Evo wirelessly, while I'm using it walking through a desert?
motenak said:
Wow, I had no clue something like that existed! Anyone know of a something that will charge my Evo wirelessly, while I'm using it walking through a desert?
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Here you go.
http://store.solio.com/Solio-Rocsta-Yellow
Its wireless in a sense that it doesn't plug into a wall or car...
if you want to charge it wirelessly your best option is to search for the touchstone evo hack, all other wireless charging solutions are terrible and add way to much bulk to the phone.
davebu said:
if you want to charge it wirelessly your best option is to search for the touchstone evo hack, all other wireless charging solutions are terrible and add way to much bulk to the phone.
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I thought of telling him that but I think he was being sarcastic saying he wanted to use it while walking through the desert so I posted a link to a solar charger.
I've found this High Capacity Battery on eBay.
What I don't understand well is they say: "Compatible With Samsung Galaxy Nexus i9250(No NFC)".
Why do they specify "No NFC".
I'm wondering what it has to do with the battery? Is is voltaje/mhA thing? Is it a battery format (size) thing?
I have actually no clue. I thought all GNex had NFC, isn't it te case? Mine has the checkbox to enable/disable NFC but I haven't ever used it, so I don't even know.
Nfc is built in the battery.
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ocdrone said:
Nfc is built in the battery.
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Thanks, I had no idea about this.
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adlx.xda said:
Thanks, I had no idea about this.
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NFC= Near field communication..
seems like a bargain, just wanted to know if it will fit your back cover
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Nfc is built in the battery.
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Actually, just the antenna is in the battery.
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thesoldier said:
Actually, just the antenna is in the battery.
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more info: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1446475
are these kinds of external batteries safe? especially the one in the link above as im thinking of getting it too
vincentistan said:
are these kinds of external batteries safe? especially the one in the link above as im thinking of getting it too
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A guy I know recommended my these, he bought one for his Nexus One back in the days, and had no issues. I'm thinking about it too, is really cheap.
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A guy I know recommended my these, he bought one for his Nexus One back in the days, and had no issues. I'm thinking about it too, is really cheap.
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Please update us when you start using one already
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yes please! update us
Holy chicken!
I think that you got scammed
Well at least according to a youtube video I watched
BUTTTT I am up for surprises and let's hope that this battery is legit
tuk1maar said:
Holy chicken!
I think that you got scammed
Well at least according to a youtube video I watched
BUTTTT I am up for surprises and let's hope that this battery is legit
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Any legit extended battery 2000mah or higher that wouldn't bulk the back panel to much?
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With news that the Nexus 4 Wireless Charging Orb is being release in February, I'm curious to know if anyone has tested out this ability on their LGOG..... If specs are very similar to the Nexus 4, would the Charging Orb work....
It would be sweet to get this or some sort of wireless charger for our LGOG :fingers-crossed:
won't work
There has to be a wireless adapter usually on the back of the battery door for it to work. Unfortunately the nexus 4 has it, and the LGOG doesn't.
Some companies make aftermarket adapters for popular phones, however with a so called "non-removable" battery, it doesn't seem likely for us. But we can hope...
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There has to be a wireless adapter usually on the back of the battery door for it to work. Unfortunately the nexus 4 has it, and the LGOG doesn't.
Some companies make aftermarket adapters for popular phones, however with a so called "non-removable" battery, it doesn't seem likely for us. But we can hope...
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I tried to remove it. But its glued to the back of the screen. Didn't want to mess up the battery. LOL.
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I read somewhere that with a little ingenuity and a soldering iron you could essentially make the OG compatible. Having never soldered anything in my life I ignored it, but try googling that if you feel capable of doing something like this.
I wonder how easy it would be to install the Palm Pre's touchstone coil in this phone, or if it's possible to install the Qi charging coil from an N4.....
I was wondering the same thing. I looked in the service manual and it seems that the same 2 powerpoints are on the Samsung Galaxy S 3 are also on this device. Can anyone confirm that these 2 points to the right of the battery are for charging contacts?
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I have a couple of touchstones around somewhere. My biggest fear for this mod would be the pressure from coil pushing on the inside of the glass back.
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http://wireless-charger-review.toptenreviews.com/duracell-mygrid-details.html
So I know this isn't exactly what you guys want, but it may be worth a shot.
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I was wondering the same thing. I looked in the service manual and it seems that the same 2 powerpoints are on the Samsung Galaxy S 3 are also on this device. Can anyone confirm that these 2 points to the right of the battery are for charging contacts?
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Are you talking about under the battery door? If so those are for NFC
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Ahh... Too bad.
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hey i got wireless charging working with the touchstone and the pixi back cover, if you want to know how just jump to the other thread on wireless charging for a second thanks
I've got the wireless charging battery cover from Verizon on my phone. It makes the phone a bit thicker. I was wondering if there were any cases out there that can accommodate the extra size. I currently use a Cruzerlite case that I cut a little bit to allow expansion but I'd like something a bit cleaner.
TIA for any input!
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You can get wireless charging inlays that fit inside the original battery lid and as such don't increase the thickness of the device
Interesting, never heard of that. Do you have a link?
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Interesting, never heard of that. Do you have a link?
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They're practically impossible to miss, just search ebay or any number of other places for "s3 qi inlay"
Has anyone experienced any issues with the inlays? I just got a wireless qi charger and the Verizon rear case for the phone and have just been putting up with the added thickness. I wouldn't mind considering the inlays though.
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They make it a bit thicker and bow the back out very slightly.
To those who currently have a qi wireless charger. Few questions as I'm about to get one.. Does the charging pad get warm? Is it ok to keep plugged in or could it be a possible fire hazard? Stupid question, I know, but I have a hard time trusting cheap stuff from china, lol. Does wireless charging charge as fast as USB? Thanks!
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To those who currently have a qi wireless charger. Few questions as I'm about to get one.. Does the charging pad get warm? Is it ok to keep plugged in or could it be a possible fire hazard? Stupid question, I know, but I have a hard time trusting cheap stuff from china, lol. Does wireless charging charge as fast as USB? Thanks!
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Occasionally. Yes it's fine. And it depends on the pad and the receiver on your phone. Mine is 650mA so it's slightly faster than USB
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Thanks! I'll order one tonight, can't wait to get it!
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MiG8GT said:
Thanks! I'll order one tonight, can't wait to get it!
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I wouldn't skimp on the stuff tho. I spent like $50 for my charging pad. Its got two spots and it's made by Energizer.
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the pad can get warm but it's fine.
it's not going to blow up or anything.
you can also keep an eye out for the dt500 charging pad that nokia has for the lunia series. they go on sale often for $25.
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To those who currently have a qi wireless charger. Few questions as I'm about to get one.. Does the charging pad get warm? Is it ok to keep plugged in or could it be a possible fire hazard?
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1. Slightly warm when in use.
2. Yes, it's fine to leave it plugged in. My one at my office desk sits on top of a pile of papers and hasn't set anything on fire yet.
I personally own this receiver (which I use with this pad, though my pads are black rather than white), which works well though my lifeproof case. No dice with the Otterbox Armour case though.
I'd recommend avoiding this charger. It doesn't work worth a damn through a case and constantly connects/disconnects.
I have the same receiver inlay as compo01, using it with a variety of pads, including an official Samsung S4 one that I modded into an ugly but functionally awesome dock
MiG8GT said:
To those who currently have a qi wireless charger. Few questions as I'm about to get one.. Does the charging pad get warm? Is it ok to keep plugged in or could it be a possible fire hazard? Stupid question, I know, but I have a hard time trusting cheap stuff from china, lol. Does wireless charging charge as fast as USB? Thanks!
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I have the ghost charger that they sell at Verizon. I woke up this morning and my phone showed 116 F. Is that super hot for a phone?
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I should add I'm running CM 10.1 latest stable build.
seems unnaturally hot... is there any metal in between your phone and the charger?
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I have the ghost charger that they sell at Verizon. I woke up this morning and my phone showed 116 F. Is that super hot for a phone?
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I should add I'm running CM 10.1 latest stable build.
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Yeah, that's really hot. The highest I've ever seen when charging is 36c (96.8f).
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seems unnaturally hot... is there any metal in between your phone and the charger?
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I have a thin rubber case that goes around the back and sides. I took it off the charger this morning and it was at 100 F.
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I have a thin rubber case that goes around the back and sides. I took it off the charger this morning and it was at 100 F.
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my phone gets warm during the initial charging but once it hits 100% it cools down real fast. I can think of only one other thing in this case.. you might not be aligned correctly.. but i would not think that's the case since you seem to be able to get to 100% with no problem...
I have the Verizon and the monster watts WiQiQi kit. I mainly use the Verizon back cover even though it means I can't put a case on. The WiQiQi is a nice kit but when I use it with my preferred case, one with a stand , The screen distorts and bulges. But I put the WiQiQi in my fathers phone with an otterbox and he has no issues.