Wafflecakes
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Ugh. I want a new phone because I bought a fitness band whose app does not work on my HTC One S, but I don't want to wait for new version, while not wanting to buy current version if their is a price drop coming,
Ok so I got my first smartphone maybe 3 years ago (iPhone 4s when it was hot shit) and immediately got laid off. Had the phone for like 2 weeks before I had to return it because I couldn't afford the payments my parents were nice enough to put me on their plan but I've had a really crappy flip phone since. During that time I went back to school, graduated, and just landed a great job so I'm back on the market for a smartphone! After researching I really want to get the OPO and am way too impatient to wait till Tuesday, although I'll probably have to lol. Anybody have an invite they can send me for a 64 gb black? I've waited three years and it's hard to wait even 2 more days to place my order lol
if your OPO battery gone to shit lately see if Google play services is keeping your device awake
They really should stop projecting what they apparently can't deliver.Looks like no Lollipop update.
They really should stop projecting what they apparently can't deliver.
I got one of these for my mom after her Nexus 5 broke. I got some invites too if anyone needs one. I got a couple questions:
She says the battery goes down super fast sometimes and I saw that she had brightness at 70%. I couldn't find any auto-brightness option so I just put it at 40% but she still feels like the battery is too short which is surprising since she had a Nexus 5 before. What kind of things should I fiddle with to get it to maximize battery life?
Also is the protection of the tempered glass screen protector worth it? It sounds like something I would like but I'm not sure she would care a lot about the feel of it since she had a plastic one on her previous phone.
Battery has been taking a beating due to the latest update and Google play services clashing. Causing the phone to never go into deep sleep. Takes my on screen time from 5hrs avg to 2 1/2 hrs avg.
She says the battery goes down super fast sometimes and I saw that she had brightness at 70%. I couldn't find any auto-brightness option so I just put it at 40% but she still feels like the battery is too short which is surprising since she had a Nexus 5 before. What kind of things should I fiddle with to get it to maximize battery life?
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When is Lollipop going to be pushed?
Why might I want to have Keep Awake enabled for some apps? Does it provide some benefit with Gmail, for example?basically this is googles fault, the play store app is not respecting peoples devices and privacy.. its pulling your GPS location constantly even when in standby... you can block much of this in the privacy guard system under advanced. Under Privacy guard you can prevent playstore app from pulling gps location, prevent it from waking up the phone and prevent it from keeping the device awake. You can also see how many times it actually pulled your location(along with all other apps) its pretty scary
Why might I want to have Keep Awake enabled for some apps? Does it provide some benefit with Gmail, for example?
Especially in the case of Play Services, which is used by tons of Android apps for anything from syncing data, to bluetooth connectivity, to the fused location provider, you should not disable functions. It might be killing your battery (which is currently a CM issue, not a Play Services issue), but you could cause a lot of problems in apps across the board.
I thought the whole point of Cyanogen Mod was that Cyanogen would control the release, not Google?When Google decides to push it. There's a lot of bs during certification like "powered by Android is 1 px too high." (That's a true complaint by Google)
Me too. Supposedly due to recent updates. I mostly use the Google keyboard, I should try going back to the AOSP keyboard and see if that has any effect, but if it's a system-level touchscreen issue, I guess that won't help.So i've had my OPO for about 2 months now.
Its been great, except for it seems like the keyboard is getting a tad unresponsive.
Anyone had any experience with a wonky keyboard?
The more I read their forums the more I regret buying one haha. I pray that I will have a working device.
It's still have to be certified because it used Google Play and all Google suites of apps and services. Anyway it was pretty dumb of them to set a hard date before having the software done.I thought the whole point of Cyanogen Mod was that Cyanogen would control the release, not Google?
Me too. Supposedly due to recent updates. I mostly use the Google keyboard, I should try going back to the AOSP keyboard and see if that has any effect, but if it's a system-level touchscreen issue, I guess that won't help.
Why might I want to have Keep Awake enabled for some apps? Does it provide some benefit with Gmail, for example?
1) Open Settings/Security/Device administrotors, uncheck "Android Device Manager";
2) Open Settings/Apps/ALL, find and open "Google Play services", click "Uninstall updates", click "OK" if any prompt, to return the services to factory default version;
3) Restart phone;
4) After booting, some Google apps should prompt for Google Play service update, click the prompt to enter the store and update accordingly;
5) Open Settings/Security/Device administrotors, check "Android Device Manager";
6) Better restart the phone.
I think the key point of the solution is using one-step update for Google Play services, instead of accumulative update which may cause something wrong in some cases.
My phone is now "deep sleeping" as before...Play services is still using way too much battery but my phone is going into deep sleep now
It's amazing how long it's taking to get Lollipop on this phone.
How long does delivery usually take on these? Ordered one.
It's amazing how long it's taking to get Lollipop on this phone.
After using Lollipop I'm in no hurry to move to it from KitKat.
I am not a super heavy user on my phone, I just use it for daily stuff, browsing the net, watching a little youtube, playing a game...
The first picture here is the battery life i had on my previous charge.
The next two screenshots are my settings from privacy guard plus my play store version. basically just turn everything off on playstore, and prevent location service from keeping the phone awake.
Moto G Google play edition just got it on their phone. I don't see why it's so surprising it's not a nexus devices, make by a small company even if they are subsidiary of larger company. All I have read about Lollipops is nothing but problems I would rather have stable update than more problems.It's amazing how long it's taking to get Lollipop on this phone.
It's amazing how long it's taking to get Lollipop on this phone.
Took about a week but I finally have good battery life and no real lag on my OPO.
A third party company has to certify the release. Also the OS is being done by Cyanogen who are separate to OnePlus.
It's a bit all over the place.
I got mine within a few days, around 3-4.
I can't imagine it not sucking. They are going to give me a free back up phone if they want me to be tester for their Rom.CM12 nightlies have been treating me just fine. Supposedly CM12.1 is around the corner, too.
The fact that they've shown us absolutely nothing about OxygenOS makes me think it'll suck.
They've shown a picture. Looked like stock.CM12 nightlies have been treating me just fine. Supposedly CM12.1 is around the corner, too.
The fact that they've shown us absolutely nothing about OxygenOS makes me think it'll suck.
Did you do anything special with it?
Well, I was trying to fix the Google Play Services bug that had been draining my battery. I switched from Dalvik to ART hoping it would improve my battery life and get rid of the lag. Huge mistake, not only did the battery get worse, anytime I tried to charge the phone, it overheated. So I went back to Dalvik and not only was the lag gone but the battery life had dramatically.