how true is this? tried it yourself yet? perhaps i will test it too.

in my fat dreams.

Yeap. Observing it since ytd.

Record is > 6hrs SOT. Better than some user's stock rom. Average 4.5 - 5.5 hrs SOT.

better than mine too. well if i really go back to sentinel then make sure you and alex are ready to answer tons of questions from me lol.

Ask alexng2208. He loves people stalking him....

i've yet to invest in a good BT set or earphones for answering calls. so, i really dun hope to reach that 7"-is-normal-for-phone standard so soon...

Sentinel battery sucks la even with the new version.
Could get past 15hrs with SOTnof only 3hrs

though i only used for 2 hours but i'd say mine's more or less the same.

hi guys need help... can I recover deleted picture from the internal memory? I found some tools for file restoration but all of them are for SD card restoration but not the internal ...

any hint/advice is much appreciated

Internal ... the Mass Storage mode tool does not work with internal SD... I think the last option is some form of ADB undelete ???

hooh888 can you shed light if ADB can perform undeletes?


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UPDATE:

Your Android device is not the place to store your photos
http://www.androidcentral.com/your-android...ore-your-photos

When (not if) you lose everything on your phone or tablet, you'll be thankful you backed up the important things

We just got another heart-breaking email from a reader who has lost all their pictures and video because the SD card in their Android device went belly-up. We get at least a few of these every week, and it's horrible having to tell folks that there is a very good chance they'll need to use complicated forensic data retrieval tools to have any hope of getting those memories back if they can even get the media to be recognized in a computer again. Not having a good answer is the worst part of our jobs.

Now, this is not the SD card vs. no SD card debate. The same thing can happen with the internal storage on your phone, and while corruption isn't as common, accidentally erasing everything is more frequent -- especially when folks are tinkering with things and wiping and flashing "stuff". Don't go thinking this doesn't apply to you, because it does.

No matter if you have 64GB SD cards, or 64GB of free space on your phone, or even just 2GB of free space, don't use it to store all those pictures and videos you'll never be able to get back if you lose them.

There are all sorts of methods to save all those pictures of friends and family, some simple and others more complicated. But I promise there is at least one that will work for you. If you're OK with the cloud, I can personally recommend DropBox and Google+ as great ways to store all those pictures and video, and they have fine grained settings to control when to upload, so you can stay away from your data cap and use Wifi. Other services may be the same, so be sure to investigate all of your options.

Or maybe you're not a cloud kind of person. That's fine. Plug your phone into your computer and drag the folders with your pictures and videos to a backup location that isn't quite as volatile as your phone's storage. I promise, one day you'll erase everything, or drop your phone into the pool (or worse). When that day comes, you'll be glad you kept good backups.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jun 18 2013, 11:09 AM

as far as i recall, no ADB can't perform such task.

huhuhuhu ... so can i conclude there is no hope??

A nice quote:

Mathematics is the only science where one never knows what one is talking about nor whether what is said is true. -- Russell

Downloading pandroid.

ant00 do you facing any problem for video playback in aosp? Mkv 10bit for instance.. I am more concern on hardware playback rather than software..

This post has been edited by nehalem176: Jun 18 2013, 11:45 AM

won't really go on to say no hope... but this is more the task of IT forensic experts.

precisely, so joytest please know the difference haha. this is not something a small-time programmer like me should play with.

Dunno. Dun have a mkv 10bit file. My standards are not high, any avi will do for me. If you have a file i can help test. But please make it a small one.

Don't have sample small 10bit. Apparently Im at the office. Abusing my office network downloading pa. Have you try this mod? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155363

No. I am using my sd as fat32 cos of wider kernel support and i dun have any large files to transfer anyway...

Am I qualify to enter Hall of Fame ?

Stock Rom... No extended battery...