My heading on GMaps is always at least 45 degrees off, sometimes the complete opposite direction.
This only happens of I'm stationary. Once I start driving, it then figures out which way I'm heading.
Is this an issue with the GPS or other calibration? I tried that funky "wave it around in a figure 8 trick" with no luck.
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hazmattt said:
My heading on GMaps is always at least 45 degrees off, sometimes the complete opposite direction.
This only happens of I'm stationary. Once I start driving, it then figures out which way I'm heading.
Is this an issue with the GPS or other calibration? I tried that funky "wave it around in a figure 8 trick" with no luck.
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Matt
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try giving the device a few firm pats on the battery cover.
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try giving the device a few firm pats on the battery cover.
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Best advice ever lol. If that doesn't work try a different kernel
namtombout said:
Best advice ever lol. If that doesn't work try a different kernel
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my g1 would get "stuck" showing the wrong direction, way back when. a few firm pats on its back always fixed it
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try giving the device a few firm pats on the battery cover.
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I guess I should try blowing on the cartridge too?
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Are there any other possible fixes I could try?
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Why bother taking your case off, or wearing out the battery cover clips, or move more the necessarily?
This has never failed me.
Yes. To be honest, though, I always thought that it was power+volume up.
nope, just one button.
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nope, just one button.
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Good to know. Might give my volume buttons another couple minutes of life in the long run...haha
and knowing is half the battle...
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and knowing is half the battle...
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G.I. Joooooooooe!
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did not know that
I actually just assumed it did.. Every other piece of computer technology I own does this.
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I don't believe you
Holding it down for around 10 seconds will also do a soft reboot.
You can also open up your dialer and punch in *#350# to do a full reboot.
Thanks for the tip, as a new E4GT and Droid user all these tips and tricks are helpful!
you would think this would be a universal feature on all electronics by now.
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Why bother taking your case off, or wearing out the battery cover clips, or move more the necessarily?
This has never failed me.
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Wait, what? This is news to people? Every phone and computer I've ever owned does this. And it's listed in the manual for our phone. I'm sorry, is this supposed to be a joke I'm missing or something?
I'm sure it's to inform people who didn't know.
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beezar said:
Wait, what? This is news to people? Every phone and computer I've ever owned does this. And it's listed in the manual for our phone. I'm sorry, is this supposed to be a joke I'm missing or something?
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When people are shocked that you can "quickly and easily" adjust the brightness of your screen by sliding your finger across the notification menu, then yes, this is definitely ground-breaking news.
Any owner's manual typically holds a few nuggets of awesome like this.
blackroseMD1 said:
G.I. Joooooooooe!
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I thought I would be the only one to get that reference! Lol
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Considering Netflix locks the phone up all the time, yes, I knew this day 1.
Is this for real?
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I thought I would be the only one to get that reference! Lol
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Mr. Body Massage machine, GO!
there is so many little things this phone can do that completely amaze me lol still finding out more to, coming from a samsung moment
so in my church my phone has almost no signal but my friends with Verizon and other phones than the galaxy nexus have better signal than that of mine.
what I usually do is just
1. turn the data off or
2. put my phone into airplane mode
when i turn data off, after about 30 minutes my phones gets crazy hot for no reason. and sometimes I have to do a battery pull because it doesn't respond to anything.
today, I put it into airplane mode and it didn't get hot. but after about 2.5 hours, I had gone down from 100% to 75% battery life. also it showed that "media" was 95% of my battery use.(I tried to take a screenshot of the battery but it keeps saying "couldn't save screenshot. storage may be in use"
and my phone was awake the entire time.
this only happens in my church...
does anyone know what is causing all this?
it just seems so strange because I have no problem with my phone anywhere else. I'm running liquid 1.1 and the minimalistic kernel 2.7.1stable if that relates to anything.
no idea, but the power of Google has put an advert on this thread on the xda app for Christian dating nothing is sacred from el goog!
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Your phone has been possessed by satanic forces which is why it is happening in church.
Try getting it exorcised or better yet throw it into a bucket of holy water for an hour and of it still works when you take it out you'll know for sure it is possessed.
Maybe the GNex isn't the Jesus phone after all?
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Somebody could be hacking your bluetooth.
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Somebody could be hacking your bluetooth.
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Its the 21st century, Bluetooth is the tech Jesus uses to reach his people.
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Its the 21st century, Bluetooth is the tech Jesus uses to reach his people.
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Wrong. You're thinking of infra-red...
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Wrong. You're thinking of infra-red...
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Nah that's old Jesus, new Jesus is cruising round heaven with his Bluetooth **** in his ear keeping in touch with all his sheeple round the way.
Just more evidence that something is seriously borked with the verizon nexus or its radio etc. How frustrating.
guys be serious here...
does "media" in battery relate to the signal strength?
what apps can I get to see specific stats?
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guys be serious here...
does "media" in battery relate to the signal strength?
what apps can I get to see specific stats?
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No media is media, music, video etc.
Search xda for betterbatterystats, that'll give you more of an insight into your battery use.
Have you tried better battery stats app?
betterbatterystats
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You could try getting your friends with their phones to download Speedtest, and you guys can run tests on your network speed and see what happens there.
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You could try getting your friends with their phones to download Speedtest, and you guys can run tests on your network speed and see what happens there.
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This ^^^ Plus I doubt that whoever you are worshiping in this church (Jesus, stain, Darwin, flying spaghetti monster) doesn't approve of you texting and playing angry birds during the services.
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This ^^^ Plus I doubt that whoever you are worshiping in this church (Jesus, stain, Darwin, flying spaghetti monster) doesn't approve of you texting and playing angry birds during the services.
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I don't even touch my phone during service. just saying. I will speed test next time I go to church
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I don't even touch my phone during service. just saying. I will speed test next time I go to church
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Don't worry you can touch your phone if you want, no one is watching.
Use stock kernels and I find you will have better results..Most if the problems I see are user errors. My signal is not an issue. Not as strong as my old thunderbolt but also not a drastic difference as everyone makes it seem
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Use stock kernels and I find you will have better results..Most if the problems I see are user errors. My signal is not an issue. Not as strong as my old thunderbolt but also not a drastic difference as everyone makes it seem
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Kernel has nothing to do with signal.
well I don't think its the signal...
its just that "media" is eating up all my battery and I can't seem to figure out why
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well I don't think its the signal...
its just that "media" is eating up all my battery and I can't seem to figure out why
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Did you install betterbatterystats?
That will tell you more.
Here:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
My ear peace was working great and now all of the sudden the volume is running really low and cant turn it up any more. Im running jelly bean is my speaker done or something else
how did the problem start. were you installing a wet screen protector?
Nope nothing I was talking on the phone and the ear peace started to get really low so I thought I hit the volume rocker but when I checked it was all the way up. This sucks I'm going to try to flash another rom to see if that fixes it
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Nope nothing I was talking on the phone and the ear peace started to get really low so I thought I hit the volume rocker but when I checked it was all the way up. This sucks I'm going to try to flash another rom to see if that fixes it
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If that doesn't help, the ear piece may have gone bad. Also, try several different kernels.
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Finally got it to work I flashed a couple of kernels and the speaker finally started to work. Thanks
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Finally got it to work I flashed a couple of kernels and the speaker finally started to work. Thanks
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Good to know that the problem is resolved.
I have the same issue.
Which kernel help fix the problem?
I saw this pop up on Google Now. I've never seen it before and haven't heard anything about it. I guess it's keeping track of how far you walk kind of like a pedometer. Anyone else seeing this?
Same here. Popped up today. Could not find more info.
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I saw this pop up on Google Now. I've never seen it before and haven't heard anything about it. I guess it's keeping track of how far you walk kind of like a pedometer. Anyone else seeing this?
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Great find! What's interesting is that Google has been tracking how much you walk since late September. Did you by any chance just get your device/factory reset it then?
Featured it in a post here
Lets hope we get some more details about it soon.
It appears to use latitude to track your location history.
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I had Latitude on for a little while... but I dunno, something just seemed a bit creepy about it so I disabled it a couple months ago. I am not seeing this pop up.
Yeah i also got it since yesterday
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Just saw this.. Google.. your awesome.
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Here's mine. Walking distance may be right, can't say for sure, I walk a lot. But it also says I cycled 11 miles in October. Funny thing is, I don't even own a bike.
No bike here either, still says 1 mile for me
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So you guys turn the gps on all time and let it track you?
Doesn't it drain battery?
I think it just works if you have enabled location history, without keeping GPS on.
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I saw this pop up on Google Now. I've never seen it before and haven't heard anything about it. I guess it's keeping track of how far you walk kind of like a pedometer. Anyone else seeing this?
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Works on my Note 2. Obviously cause its a Google Now thing, still though, it just popped up for me tonight.
Popped up for me as well today! Very strange and weather card is not showing in the notification area any more!
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Ha, I have this today too!
It's not showing up on my phone yet. :thumbup:
But you know Big Brother I'm sure is very interested in this new feature. I'm sure they are already planning how they can use this to monitor, track bad people or even you..?
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At mine it popped up .But i never realized i bike 53 km each month
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Google info on this
http://support.google.com/nexus/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2839501
Other card info.
http://support.google.com/nexus/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2839503
QuBe2 said:
At mine it popped up .But i never realized i bike 53 km each month
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Hey! how did you set your "school location"? i can only set up my work location
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Hey! how did you set your "school location"? i can only set up my work location
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I believe you have to place a star on the place and rename it. That's what I did for my work location.
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I believe you have to place a star on the place and rename it. That's what I did for my work location.
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I don't see any option to rename it, even from Pc..
Okay, I have been getting the sod on my gnex for a long time. Anytime I would launch an app after about 15 seconds into it my phone would freeze and go into sod. I flashed back to stock and sprint replaced my gnex so when I got it I kept it unrooted for a while to see if it was because I was rooted. Same thing happened while I was unrooted. I thought to myself let me use the stock battery to see if the problem might be the extended battery. Sure enough while on the stock battery the sod's stopped. Its been a day now. Has anyone else experienced this, heard of it or can it be possible? Thank you.
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Okay, I have been getting the sod on my gnex for a long time. Anytime I would launch an app after about 15 seconds into it my phone would freeze and go into sod. I flashed back to stock and sprint replaced my gnex so when I got it I kept it unrooted for a while to see if it was because I was rooted. Same thing happened while I was unrooted. I thought to myself let me use the stock battery to see if the problem might be the extended battery. Sure enough while on the stock battery the sod's stopped. Its been a day now. Has anyone else experienced this, heard of it or can it be possible? Thank you.
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Original Samsung battery / high quality replacement or a cheap imitation like the ones on eBay?
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Original Samsung battery / high quality replacement or a cheap imitation like the ones on eBay?
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The one from sprint that they were giving away. That's the second one they sent me. The first one my phone wouldn't boot and as soon as I put the old one in it booted. Now the second one seems to causing sod's. Possible?
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The one from sprint that they were giving away. That's the second one they sent me. The first one my phone wouldn't boot and as soon as I put the old one in it booted. Now the second one seems to causing sod's. Possible?
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Sure. If the battery is unstable and cannot properly sustain its voltage. You say it's reproducible when opening apps. Generally this action will cause the kernel to temporarily increase the CPU frequency and voltage, if the battery cannot deliver, I imagine this can affect Android in multiple undesirable ways
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Sure. If the battery is unstable and cannot properly sustain its voltage. You say it's reproducible when opening apps. Generally this action will cause the kernel to temporarily increase the CPU frequency and voltage, if the battery cannot deliver, I imagine this can affect Android in multiple undesirable ways
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Man that sounds logical. Kuz that's the way it happens. It seems like when CPU is increased, bam, sod. Wonder if adjusting voltage will help? Or have them send me another one ?
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Man that sounds logical. Kuz that's the way it happens. It seems like when CPU is increased, bam, sod. Wonder if adjusting voltage will help? Or have them send me another one ?
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Personally I'd want a good battery for my phone instead of having to tweak around a bad one.
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Personally I'd want a good battery for my phone instead of having to tweak around a bad one.
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Ya your rite about that. I gonna have them replace that one and see if the new one is stable and if not just going to stick with the stock one.
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Personally I'd want a good battery for my phone instead of having to tweak around a bad one.
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Good advice. Thanks. For the longest time it was driving me nuts. I thought it was kuz I was rooted and running beta Roms but my gut was pointing to the battery. Just didn't want to believe and think that it would caused the issue. As soon as I use the extended it happens every time.
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They replaced my extended battery and does not do it any more. Thanks for that info. Good call
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Glad you got it sorted. :thumbup:
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