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 SAMSUNG GALAXY S II Official thread V26, Be a SMART user - Pls read Page 1 first

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post Feb 6 2012, 11:40 AM

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QUOTE(ellimist @ Feb 6 2012, 11:31 AM)
GT-I9100 or GT-I9100G

If just I9100, it's the non G version, which many of us here use, and hardly ever get hangs. Hmm rather odd, when did the problem start. When she first purchased the phone, or just recently?
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The I9100I is another variant like the AT & T OR the sprint version right?

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post Feb 6 2012, 11:42 AM

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QUOTE(Positron @ Feb 6 2012, 11:34 AM)
Is it AP set or ori?
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from Digi sign up package one...

the problem happened on and off but recently more frequent
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post Feb 6 2012, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(beck_ken @ Feb 6 2012, 11:25 AM)
Yes, it's GT-1900I
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is that a typo? SGS2 model number should be GT-I9100(x)
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QUOTE(Shizuru @ Feb 6 2012, 11:44 AM)
is that a typo? SGS2 model number should be GT-I9100(x)
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Typo...it's G sorry doh.gif
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post Feb 6 2012, 11:45 AM

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Try send back to Digi to ask them for warranty/reset the phone if you don't know how to fix it.
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post Feb 6 2012, 11:46 AM

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QUOTE(beck_ken @ Feb 6 2012, 11:44 AM)
Typo...it's G sorry  doh.gif
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just did what ant00 advice first. then monitor if still having the same issue.
most importantly get rid of all the black market app.

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QUOTE(Shizuru @ Feb 6 2012, 11:44 AM)
is that a typo? SGS2 model number should be GT-I9100(x)
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Didn't even think abt that doh.gif
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Hey bros,why is it my phone charges and when it says fully charged,but when I look at it using GO Widget,it's still at 97%. Then,I charged it again,then it reaches fully charge status,unplug it,then it goes back down to 98%. Firmware problem or should I take note of this?
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QUOTE(Laier @ Feb 6 2012, 11:51 AM)
Hey bros,why is it my phone charges and when it says fully charged,but when I look at it using GO Widget,it's still at 97%. Then,I charged it again,then it reaches fully charge status,unplug it,then it goes back down to 98%. Firmware problem or should I take note of this?
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Calibrate ur battery
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post Feb 6 2012, 11:54 AM

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QUOTE(beck_ken @ Feb 6 2012, 11:44 AM)
Typo...it's G sorry  doh.gif
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~~Aiyohh.. still cannot solved the problem.??
Ppl gave you advice since 7am this morning and did you even try what they suggested..?
1) uninstall ALL pirate apps from the phone.
2) unmount/take out you sdcard from the phone.
3) if still hangs - do a factory reset.
4) if still hangs - sent phone to service centre.
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QUOTE(TheLaptopDudeGuy @ Feb 6 2012, 11:54 AM)
Calibrate ur battery
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Callibrate? Needs rooting right? Is it mandatory like in the first page states or is there another workaround? Thanks for the input TLDG. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Laier @ Feb 6 2012, 11:55 AM)
Callibrate? Needs rooting right? Is it mandatory like in the first page states or is there another workaround? Thanks for the input TLDG.  laugh.gif
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Just do a few full charge cycles should be fine. drain ur batt till zero then charge to full, do this 2-3 times, ur battery meter should be more accurate
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QUOTE(Laier @ Feb 6 2012, 11:51 AM)
Hey bros,why is it my phone charges and when it says fully charged,but when I look at it using GO Widget,it's still at 97%. Then,I charged it again,then it reaches fully charge status,unplug it,then it goes back down to 98%. Firmware problem or should I take note of this?
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I don't think is firmware, maybe you could try battery calibration from the market..
It might work..

But if can't there is a physics explanation, as it is the law of the universe that nothing is perfect, even absolute zero, molecules still vibrate... and everything tends to distortion, ( the uncertainty principle ) ...

One thing is for sure, the battery charger cable itself holds some of the charge, hence although it shows full charge but when you unplug, a fraction of percentage of the battery is still in the battery cable..

Other than that, the battery is not 100% efficient, it's a law by nature to..
Nothing is perfect ( second law of thermodynamics )..

Hence, charging to 100% is also not possible, the manufacturer definitely rounded up to 100%..

But if the market app works then its fine....

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QUOTE(Positron @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
I don't think is firmware, maybe you could try battery calibration from the market..
It might work..

But if can't there is a physics explanation, as it is the law of the universe that nothing is perfect, even absolute zero, molecules still vibrate... and everything tends to distortion, ( the uncertainty principle ) ...

One thing is for sure, the battery charger cable itself holds some of the charge, hence although it shows full charge but when you unplug, a fraction of percentage of the battery is still in the battery cable..

Other than that, the battery is not 100% efficient, it's a law by nature to..
Nothing is perfect ( second law of thermodynamics )..

Hence, charging to 100% is also not possible, the manufacturer definitely rounded up to 100%..

But if the market app works then its fine....

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I dont think u really need to explain till this scientific shocking.gif

Dont talk all these scientific things, just talk solutions/experiences, no need explain till scientist level. I wonder why last time even simple things dunno, now suddenly talk so advance rclxub.gif

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post Feb 6 2012, 12:02 PM

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Law of the universe ROFL... You've made my day...
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QUOTE(Positron @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
I don't think is firmware, maybe you could try battery calibration from the market..
It might work..

But if can't there is a physics explanation, as it is the law of the universe that nothing is perfect, even absolute zero, molecules still vibrate... and everything tends to distortion, ( the uncertainty principle ) ...

One thing is for sure, the battery charger cable itself holds some of the charge, hence although it shows full charge but when you unplug, a fraction of percentage of the battery is still in the battery cable..

Other than that, the battery is not 100% efficient, it's a law by nature to..
Nothing is perfect ( second law of thermodynamics )..

Hence, charging to 100% is also not possible, the manufacturer definitely rounded up to 100%..

But if the market app works then its fine....

shocking.gif  shocking.gif
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Dude.. did you take wrong foods for breakfast.?
I notice you keep on talking nonsense since yesterday. Please talk/post or give advice based on fact or experience. Don't just main hentam aje. No wonder many user discredit you. You had to change your attitude dude.!
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When we are using the Titanium Backup, the backup files are save on the internal memory or sd card? Mine seems like is save on the internal memory. Are we able to save the backup in the sd card instead?

My main concern here is whether the backup will still be in the internal memory if I perform wipe during installation of ROM. If yes, does it means i need to move my backup to the sd card and upon flashing of rom only move it back to the internal memory for restoration?

Thanks.
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post Feb 6 2012, 12:13 PM

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QUOTE(@udio_jr @ Feb 6 2012, 12:08 PM)
When we are using the Titanium Backup, the backup files are save on the internal memory or sd card? Mine seems like is save on the internal memory. Are we able to save the backup in the sd card instead?

My main concern here is whether the backup will still be in the internal memory if I perform wipe during installation of ROM. If yes, does it means i need to move my backup to the sd card and upon flashing of rom only move it back to the internal memory for restoration?

Thanks.
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nope, can just move the file to sd card. later you can just detect back the file and restore all you data.
and wipe will not delete your TB backup file.

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post Feb 6 2012, 12:16 PM

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QUOTE(TheLaptopDudeGuy @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
Just do a few full charge cycles should be fine. drain ur batt till zero then charge to full, do this 2-3 times, ur battery meter should be more accurate
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Ok bro,drain till battery zero,charge to full after that,rinse and repeat for 3 times,got it. Thanks sifu! laugh.gif

QUOTE(Positron @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
I don't think is firmware, maybe you could try battery calibration from the market..
It might work..

But if can't there is a physics explanation, as it is the law of the universe that nothing is perfect, even absolute zero, molecules still vibrate... and everything tends to distortion, ( the uncertainty principle ) ...

One thing is for sure, the battery charger cable itself holds some of the charge, hence although it shows full charge but when you unplug, a fraction of percentage of the battery is still in the battery cable..

Other than that, the battery is not 100% efficient, it's a law by nature to..
Nothing is perfect ( second law of thermodynamics )..

Hence, charging to 100% is also not possible, the manufacturer definitely rounded up to 100%..

But if the market app works then its fine....

shocking.gif  shocking.gif
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Wow,mind blown over here. Thanks for the lengthy explanation though,albeit needlessly long. Susah susah aje. sweat.gif
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post Feb 6 2012, 12:24 PM

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QUOTE(@udio_jr @ Feb 6 2012, 12:08 PM)
When we are using the Titanium Backup, the backup files are save on the internal memory or sd card? Mine seems like is save on the internal memory. Are we able to save the backup in the sd card instead?

My main concern here is whether the backup will still be in the internal memory if I perform wipe during installation of ROM. If yes, does it means i need to move my backup to the sd card and upon flashing of rom only move it back to the internal memory for restoration?

Thanks.
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Go into titanium backup, click menu>preferences, and in there got a selection to change backup location to external sdcard. Just copy the tb backup from internal to external sd card, then navigate external sdcard, tb will auto detect for you

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