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Nice
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You realize that benchmarking a phone is pointless and will never yield a true accurate result due to all the variables right?
Man just let people play! If you want to know i got a 40629.
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You realize that benchmarking a phone is pointless and will never yield a true actuate result due to all the variables right?
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Unless you "actuate" all the variables. LoL.
Since we're playing this game..... lol
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Unless you "actuate" all the variables. LoL.
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Nice catch (corrected).Auto correct on the G3 is weird at best. LOL
It keeps replacing "me." with "i.e." and it's driving me nuts.
Can't wait for full development.
After turning "on" Thermal DAE Mitigation OFF and simple tweaks.
I have a question, how do you guys get benchmarks that high? This is the last one I did and it is not so good.
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What does turning off Thermal Mitigation do? Where is that setting?
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Lurien said:
What does turning off Thermal Mitigation do? Where is that setting?
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Its in the hidden menu but you have to use Shortcut Master to get to it.
It can cause overheating so I would use coolify and greenify if you do it.
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Thermal Mitigation is LG's thermal governor and I do NOT suggest disabling it for daily use. When you disable both Thermal DAE and High Temp Prop your devices frequency (speed) wont be reduced under thermal pressure (enable SOC if you disable them... It'll protect your device if it does reach ridiculous temps... In which it WILL) Wherever you're clocked at, its locked in.
I also have Dynamic LCD gov disabled/locked @60fps... plus more tweaks to get my latest BM. Secret is... Touch everything and tweak a lot.
Look at that one.
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Has anyone tried AnTuTu HTML5 test?? Show it off too.
LGLS990 AnTuTu Score-44522 HTML5-10556
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Android doesn't have lag. It suffers from low framerate at times, but latency is not the issue.
That said, the only place I ever see low framerate is when I have a huge widget list to scroll through.
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Okay, just gave 1.1 a shot. Apps are in fact loading up faster when pressed but that's the only thing I notice so far. Can't have a final say on anything else because it's so hard to tell on a Quad Core device with Jelly Bean. But thanks for letting us know of this.
Haven't tried it myself but....
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/entropy-seed-generator-not-all-its-hacked-up-to-be/
There are valid concerns about lag and how the Android OS handles them, and there is discussion currently ongoing within the Android Code about this, but this fix does not address those issues and instead gives performance gains through boosting CPU speed. The developer himself stated that this could in effect reduce battery life, since the hack is waking the CPU every second.
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Haven't tried it myself but....
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/entropy-seed-generator-not-all-its-hacked-up-to-be/
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I haven't noticed any battery difference on either device. Its also tough to say whether or not it did much for the Note 2 because this phone is already butter stock (with the occasional hiccup)
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I haven't noticed any battery difference on either device. Its also tough to say whether or not it did much for the Note 2 because this phone is already butter stock (with the occasional hiccup)
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l think the article was just in general or based on he N7 since chat was what they first reviewed the app on
SwiftLegend said:
l think the article was just in general or based on he N7 since chat was what they first reviewed the app on
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Read on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987032
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I grabbed this a few days ago when you mentioned it on CTO (thanks buddy). I notice apps opening noticably faster when it's running. I have it set to "start automatically on boot" but any time I "remove all" from a home button long press, which I do after I've been on my phone for a while, the app stops running and I forget to restart it. I wish it would persist that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hflpcQjK2Q&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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adrynalyne said:
Android doesn't have lag. It suffers from low framerate at times, but latency is not the issue.
That said, the only place I ever see low framerate is when I have a huge widget list to scroll through.
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Or if you have a DROID DNA.
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I never had issues with my dna.
Anyway I tried Seeder and all I can say is I don't see a bit of difference.
adrynalyne said:
I never had issues with my dna.
Anyway I tried Seeder and all I can say is I don't see a bit of difference.
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Haha, I'm just giving you a hard time.
I'm with you, I don't see a difference either.
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WizeGuyDezignz said:
Haha, I'm just giving you a hard time.
I'm with you, I don't see a difference either.
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My theory is that people are launching apps before and then enabling it and testing those apps. Thing is, they are all loaded and load instantly.
I rebooted between my tests. :
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My theory is that people are launching apps before and then enabling it and testing those apps. Thing is, they are all loaded and load instantly.
I rebooted between my tests. :
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That's exactly what I was thinking too. :thumbup:
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I gave it a try but I feel the Note 2 is so freaking fast already that it wasn't necessary, with that said, there are definitely many other phones that I've owned where I noticed slowness immediately after rooting, so for those phones I wish I had this.
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I gave it a try but I feel the Note 2 is so freaking fast already that it wasn't necessary, with that said, there are definitely many other phones that I've owned where I noticed slowness immediately after rooting, so for those phones I wish I had this.
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Look at the video I posted from Xda TV. The app doesn't do anything
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Lol wow. The Seeder app is placed in the top 50 for top paid in the Google Play Store.
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Not bad for a placebo app
I tried explaining the the thread that Steve Kondik isn't endorsing the app like they think he is. He performed his own tests, with his own compiled code and saw some inexplicable results.
Seeder didn't do anything for him on any device he has.
A moderator deleted it though, conveniently. They of course left behind the part where CM is allegedly endorsing it though.
There is an app on the play store that emulates Motorola's new active notifications now I know that the reason that works is because of the amoled screen. Does anyone know if the same level of battery efficiency will work with our screens as on the motoX? It works well and is really cool but I keeps the screen on.
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There is an app on the play store that emulates Motorola's new active notifications now I know that the reason that works is because of the amoled screen. Does anyone know if the same level of battery efficiency will work with our screens as on the motoX? It works well and is really cool but I keeps the screen on.
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Yea I am using it on my Verizon Note 2 running Paranoid Android 3.96 and the battery consumption is very low if not any more than a usual app and is updated everyday or two...I am running it on a 4.3 rom so I don't know how it is on 4.1 and 4.2 roms as the developer just released it for 4.1 and 4.2 roms
DJ1994 said:
There is an app on the play store that emulates Motorola's new active notifications now I know that the reason that works is because of the amoled screen. Does anyone know if the same level of battery efficiency will work with our screens as on the motoX? It works well and is really cool but I keeps the screen on.
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we have a very similar screen 720p non pentile amoled. we should get similar results.
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I was thinking about it and some of those x8 processors might do something. Not sure. Cool app nonetheless.
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DJ1994 said:
I was thinking about it and some of those x8 processors might do something. Not sure. Cool app nonetheless.
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Well they're listed as being used for 'contextual awareness' and'natural language' so maybe the contextual processor has something to do with it. this all depends though on how those processors operate on a firmware level. big difference if they are simply nonconputing but aware cores used to activate the main application processors like most sensor processors or they actually run specific software actions like Motorola seems to be alluding to with the nomenclature.
I would suggest running a hotplug governor to produce a similar effect.
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joshm.1219 said:
Well they're listed as being used for 'contextual awareness' and'natural language' so maybe the contextual processor has something to do with it. this all depends though on how those processors operate on a firmware level. big difference if they are simply nonconputing but aware cores used to activate the main application processors like most sensor processors or they actually run specific software actions like Motorola seems to be alluding to with the nomenclature.
I would suggest running a hotplug governor to produce a similar effect.
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What rom would have a governor like that?
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What rom would have a governor like that?
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almost every kernel that allows customization has some type of hotplug governor, although they don't always call it that. Hotplug simply means it only (should) turn on cores when they are needed. theoretically, that means your phone should only be running one core to display the active notifications. do your research on whatever kernel peaks your interest and try it out.
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I see. Thanks.
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If you are experiencing some of annoying LAG on your G2,here is how to get LAG away (works with my G2) :
1. Enter the following based on your device model:
3845#*800# (for At&T model)
3845#*801# (for T-Mobile variants)
3845#*802# (for European variants,same as International for those who do not understand )
3845#*803# (for AT&T and Canadian variants)
2. Scroll down to High Temperature Property OFF,and select
3. Turn it ON...
4. Turn G2 fully off...
5. Wait at least 10sec...
6. Turn it back on and wait about 30sec. when Screen Lock shows...
LAG-FREE G2 :laugh: :good:
And of course you can buy me a RED BULL
"NOTE" I am not responsible for any damage made to your phone!
stefan063 said:
If you are experiencing some of annoying LAG on your G2,here is how to get LAG away (works with my G2) :
1. Type 3845#*802#
2. Scrol down to High Temperature Property OFF,and select
3. Turn it ON...
4. Turn G2 fully off...
5. Wait at least 10sec...
6. Turn it back on and wait about 30sec. when Screen Lock shows...
LAG-FREE G2 :laugh: :good:
"NOTE" I am not responsible for any damage made to your phone!
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Any one try this yet?
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Works.Thnx
I appreciate this, especially now that I can access the hidden service menu.
So what is high temperature property? Can this harm my phone?
does anyone know how to get to the service menu on the vzw variant?
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does anyone know how to get to the service menu on the vzw variant?
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I think its 3845#*<model number>#
thats how i got into my telus menu, i used 803 instead of 802
Heatshiver said:
I appreciate this, especially now that I can access the hidden service menu.
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Do not do anything that you don't know what is it for!!!
bryanhayn said:
So what is high temperature property? Can this harm my phone?
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It is system with how it manages processor speed according to processor temp! No,It cannot harm your phone!
If you activate it will get right clock speed according to CPU temp. If CPU gets too hot it will lower CPU,so that CPU can get cooler and run smoothly! If your CPU gets too hot it can start to LAG on your system. I don't know why people force off it on E98x LG G Pro...???!!!
Principle is the same on CPU in phone as in computer/laptop. You all know that If CPU gets too hot or not cooled down enough it will get LAGY and start to throttle the system!
I keep getting a error message anyone else get it?
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I keep getting a error message anyone else get it?
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What error message? What model do you own? D80x?
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What error message? What model do you own? D80x?
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I'm on T-Mobile D801. Getting error message as well
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Considering I don't use the phone for high end gaming and other stuff, this should work wonders for the regulars. Awesome.
room511 said:
I'm on T-Mobile D801. Getting error message as well
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I'm on tmobile and so far It's been running like a champ... No error messages.... 2 days left on my return policy and I'm I actually keep the phone now.
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I'm on tmobile and so far It's been running like a champ... No error messages.... 2 days left on my return policy and I'm I actually keep the phone now.
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You used the code provided in the op?
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room511 said:
You used the code provided in the op?
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I use "801" instead of whichever one he provided. T-mobile version of the G2 is 801
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I use "801" instead of whichever one he provided. T-mobile version of the G2 is 801
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Ugh..duh..how did I miss that!! Thanks mate!
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Do I type this in the phone app correct.
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I get invalid mmi code.
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What error message? What model do you own? D80x?
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At&t model.
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Ok I am a dork and was using the wrong model number lol. Mine is already off.
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hope this isnt a dumb question but will this stick with each reboot?
Hey guys wondering if you have tried crossbreeder on cm10.2 or cm11. Currently running it on kit kat and noticed a significant improvement is speed and battery. Have any of you guys used it at all
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Hey guys wondering if you have tried crossbreeder on cm10.2 or cm11. Currently running it on kit kat and noticed a significant improvement is speed and battery. Have any of you guys used it at all
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application whether or what? i tried looking crossbreedeer in playstore not found
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It's a zip that improves your overall phones responsiveness. Here is the page I used on xda
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2188416
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I remember the consensus being that this didn't really help that much. The perceived increase in responsiveness and/or smoothness was a result of this "mod" keeping the CPU ramped up...
Regardless, this "mod" has been implemented in some custom kernels, well at least the frandom parts.
Someone chime in if I'm wrong or you know better...
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OK I read the OP in that link provided, maybe I was thinking of something else.
I may stand corrected, time will tell.
Crossbreeder is amazing. On older phones like the og evo it's a must have.
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The link I quoted is for the s4 so its not just for the low end devices
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No it's not just for old phones.
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One big feature that this phone is missing that I wish it had in it is the always on voice recognition that the moto x has. Upon getting this phone I assumed that I would be forever without this feature. However, upon doing some research I discovered that the snapdragon 800 processor has a dedicated voice recognition core just like the moto x, the only difference being that nobody has taken advantage of it. So, since I'm not a developer by any means, I decided that I would turn to the amazing developers here at XDA to see what they could whip up.
Requirements:
-Must work on AOSP ROMs. (I use Houston's PA 4.0)
-Must actually use the voice recognition core as to not demolish battery life.
-Preferably in a flashable zip (although not required)
-must work on all variants of those who pitched into bounty.
I will kick off the bounty with $15 to whomever can get this working.
Running total: $45
Ghstudent: $15
Jeev_one: $15
Pools200: $10
Lotuse:$5
Proof: http://www.qualcomm.com/snapdragon/processors/800
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According to the developer of Open Mic+, Qualcomm is only willing to share the code to access the low power mode with manufacturers right now. I'm not saying it's impossible, just not especially likely right now
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According to the developer of Open Mic+, Qualcomm is only willing to share the code to access the low power mode with manufacturers right now. I'm not saying it's impossible, just not especially likely right now
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Maybe that means that the 4.4 update from LG will allow this feature! *fingers crossed*
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So, nobody is going to take a shot at this? I really think this would be an amazing feature!
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Recommend you see armando Ferreira in you tube, you can do that With tasker +auto voice With Google now and will work better than moto x
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Moto x isn't using Google voice or Google now. It's using a third party voice recognition app.
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Recommend you see armando Ferreira in you tube, you can do that With tasker +auto voice With Google now and will work better than moto x
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But will that kill my battery is the question? If I wanted something that was gonna kill my battery I would just use the open mic+ app
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But will that kill my battery is the question? If I wanted something that was gonna kill my battery I would just use the open mic+ app
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I think tasker is better, but any will cause battery drain.
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*Page bookmarked so can closely follow this conversation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI4bSMiO_xY&feature=c4-overview&list=UUXzySgo3V9KysSfELFLMAeA
see that!
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I think tasker is better, but any will cause battery drain.
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That's the point of this bounty, to utilize the snapdragon 800 always listening chip feature which has yet to be taken advantage of.
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I add my USD 15
I wonder how bounty works, but I pledge my USD 15 too.
My phone : LG G2
so if i install tasker it will turn things on and off??
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I wonder how bounty works, but I pledge my USD 15 too.
My phone : LG G2
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When someone achieves whatever task is asked, you pay them via PayPal. I have updated the OP with your bounty! thanks!
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When someone achieves whatever task is asked, you pay them via PayPal. I have updated the OP with your bounty! thanks!
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u got my five dollah...lol sorry kinda broke but want this
Lotuse said:
u got my five dollah...lol sorry kinda broke but want this
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Every little bit helps! Thanks!
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Put me down for $10.
Put me down for $10.
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Put me down for $10.
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Got you in the OP, thanks! ?
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Well it might actually be up for grabs.
This guy may have figured it out.
https://plus.google.com/+GuillaumeLesniak/posts/H4CiUhBRghi
Wow thats amazing !!!!
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