HTC 10 updates thread

[fossils-n-dents]

Dude, you had the screen on for less than 30 seconds in almost 14 hours... that's not a battery saving "mod" but an epic non-sens... To compare a similar scenario - my non-rooted phone with everything the phone packs running (wifi, cellular 4G+, GPS, numerous accounts syncing, bluetooth, NFC) drains 2% overnight - that is 2% in about 8 hours = 0,25% per hour...

Dude, no 'Mods', no Xposed, no Amplify, ect.

Yes, 'Screen On' time was less than 30 seconds, as I was displaying what happens when I put my device down at work. It's in Doze mode...dude. Many others on XDA devices do not drain at your low rate while sleeping, be it stock or root. My point was you have to make your device work for you.

I would love to see your data of your device idling (Sleeping, Dozing) at 0. 2% /h with Wi-Fi, Data, Location, Bluetooth, ect, enabled, running as stock. Maybe I can learn something. Post your Better Battery Stats dump file on this thread running your device for....8 hours minimum. Without empirical evidence, you're just typing words. Prove it...Dude.

 

[ali nz]

@ali nz

not a specific version, a generally preview program.

i have received phones and new android versions over this program.

Cool...have you received O?

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[DeeZZ_NuuZZ]

Cool...have you received O?

I haven't received it yet, don't even know if I get it and also we are not allowed to talk about it on the web if we get it, or other things like new devices

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[mdon874]

I haven't received it yet, don't even know if I get it and also we are not allowed to talk about it on the web if we get it, or other things like new devices

What happens if you do?..

 

[DeeZZ_NuuZZ]

What happens if you do?..

Read the FAQ

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[Cozmos23]

The Problem is not Standby anymore.
Even on Stock ROM you can get pretty decent Standby time (And i say decent as some other phones manage 0% loss with Wifi On over 8h night period).

The thing is as soon as you start using your phone, especially traveling around and switching a lot of networks the battery is just going down down down.

Cannot confirm that. Im on the first nougat rom from february and had zero problems in the holidays. Was travelling with the bike through different countrys and battery life was good. Used music the whole time via bluetooth and frequently navigation and if available internet.
Battery always lastet for a full day with 30% left in the evening. I would call that awesome
Poor signal especially on 3G drains the battery but thats nothing new. Always has been this way as far as I remember.

 

[Dr. lele]

Used music the whole time via bluetooth and frequently navigation and if available internet.
Battery always lastet for a full day with 30% left in the evening. I would call that awesome

Are you disabling everything if you're not using it? Especially when navigating with GPS the phone barely lasts 2.5 hrs on medium brightness. Two to three hours of usage is not an all-day device for me.

When commuting in 3g/4g areas with spotty coverage I've seen usage up to 15%/h usage with the screen of.

A bit OT, but I feel a need to answer to stuff like this.

 

[Cozmos23]

SoT was around 1h. I use Navigation only with headset and Maps tells me the turns
Spotify is running in the background and thats it.

But never had or I better say I never noticed a big battery drain due to low signal.

But my stock rom is basically no stock anymore. I freezed around 50% of the installed apps and using Afwall+ and Adaway. Tasker for wifi automation and playservices on tranquilizers.

 

[johnnyman25]

Any news for European update?

The power of 10

 

[matekaneve]

Any news for European update?

The power of 10

Oreo - Q1 2018 I honestly don't think we will see any other update until that...

 

[johnnyman25]

Oreo - Q1 2018 I honestly don't think we will see any other update until that...

First time I see this.. At least give us security updates....

The power of 10

 

[matekaneve]

First time I see this.. At least give us security updates....

The power of 10

The EU got the nougat update back in February this year. The next update came in August. The US keep getting security updates the EU and other countries are left out. If you want regular updates, convert your phone to the US unlocked one.

 

[Pantumaca]

The EU got the nougat update back in February this year. The next update came in August. The US keep getting security updates the EU and other countries are left out. If you want regular updates, convert your phone to the US unlocked one.

And loose warranty? No, thanks. In Europe we have two years and is an expensive device... Too risky.

 

[JochenP]

And loose warranty? No, thanks. In Europe we have two years and is an expensive device... Too risky.

Doesnt touch warranty

Sent from HTC U11

 

[xunholyx]

And loose warranty? No, thanks. In Europe we have two years and is an expensive device... Too risky.

You wouldn't lose warranty.
You'd need s-off to do it, and with s-off you can get everything you can get with a locked bootloader as you can with an unlocked one.
Plus without s-off, you can only get "relocked" status with fastboot oem lock and not "locked". You need s-off for that.

 

[Pantumaca]

You wouldn't lose warranty.
You'd need s-off to do it, and with s-off you can get everything you can get with a locked bootloader as you can with an unlocked one.
Plus without s-off, you can only get "relocked" status with fastboot oem lock and not "locked". You need s-off for that.

Unlocking bootloader through HTC dev means to lose the warranty (in Europe), in USA can do that without problems.

They can download and flash ruu from HTC official web and the rest of the world cannot do that. Also, they have a special warranty against damages on the screen.

In USA are treated in a very different way, a much better one.

 

[jhadsfi]

Unlocking bootloader through HTC dev means to lose the warranty (in Europe), in USA can do that without problems.

They can download and flash ruu from HTC official web and the rest of the world cannot do that. Also, they have a special warranty against damages on the screen.

In USA are treated in a very different way, a much better one.

It doesn't matter what HTC says. EU law says that bootloader unlocking cannot be used to void warranty if it's unrelated to the problem at hand. HTC just says that so people think they can't claim warranty and don't raise a claim with HTC.

 

[matekaneve]

Unlocking bootloader through HTC dev means to lose the warranty (in Europe), in USA can do that without problems.

They can download and flash ruu from HTC official web and the rest of the world cannot do that. Also, they have a special warranty against damages on the screen.

In USA are treated in a very different way, a much better one.

First of all, unlocking your bootloader doesn't void your warranty. I had 2 htc devices in the past that had to be sent back for a repair and I sent it with unlocked bootloader. No issues there! The other thing as @xunholyx said to convert your phone you need S-OFF. That can be done through the Sunshine application that cost $25. By using that you wouldn't need to use the htcdev website, the app will do everything for you! Once your device is set to S-OFF you can do whatever you want with your phone. Even go back to 100% stock, just as it was when you got it from the shop. :good: But it's already off topic here so sorry for that! :angel:

 

[phoneXx]

It doesn't matter what HTC says. EU law says that bootloader unlocking cannot be used to void warranty if it's unrelated to the problem at hand. HTC just says that so people think they can't claim warranty and don't raise a claim with HTC.

this is correct. had never problems with warranty and bootloader unlock.

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