Recent content by Snapperjacker

Ya, mine did the same thing. I didn't get the scratches that others got but the cloudy lens instead. I just used rubbing alcohol and a Q-Tip and it's like new again.

Ya I noticed this too, so I switched to ART runtime and my battery life seems to be where it was before the update.

I'm not on T-mobile but I don't think there ever was an app for it. There is, however, a widget for it... maybe is that what you are looking for?

You'll just have to try it for a while and see for yourself. I like it, others don't... that's why there's thousands of apps out there cause not everyone likes the same ones.

+1 on Greenify. If you're not rooted (like me) you can go into the experimental mode and select the automated hibernation once you've selected the apps you want to hibernate. I was like many on here who think battery savers are waste of time until I installed this app. It works great for me.

Re: HTC One (M8): Camera lens cover issue M8 takes great pictures. It sounds to me like you're wanting the features and performance of a $3000.00 SLDR camera in a $800.00 phone.

"Normal use" wouldn't cause this. Are you sure you didn't drop it or get it caught between something? Looks to me more like a dent than a bend.

Actually no. I think it maybe was dependant on the carrier or something. I wasn't able to double tap to sleep until the upgrade. I'm with Telus btw.

You're correct; there's a prompt that actually says turn by turn is disabled unless you activate it with the high accuracy mode. It's hilarious how the OP blames everything under the sun except for himself lol.

Settings - Personalize - Home Screen - Easy Mode

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Make sure you have the HTC Weather Service checked under Settings - Accounts & Sync. Also, if you have a battery saver app make sure you have the weather service in the "white list" or similar.

Do you have a third party battery saver app installed? If you do make sure the weather app is in the "whitelist" or "ignore" or similar.

You might have gmail set up in the HTC email app too. If you do open you gmail account, select the 3 dot menu, go to settings, notifications, uncheck vibrate when new mail received.