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NightBlade
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On 2013-02-06 04:23:56, Big_D wrote:
I can't wait for the android update!
btw, I'm having a little issue with my Xperia TX LT29i. If I use my battery to empty, it will turn off around 32%. it's okay, I always carry extra batt with me. but when I do replace the drained with the fully charged, the phone battery indicator will read right where it left off, i.e. 32%. now the battery is fully charged, it would work like @ 100%, and the phone would go down to 1% and stays there while the phone won't turn off. but the low battery warning level is still there and would annoy me every 10-20 minute or so. if I were to place the new battery in and charge it for a few minute, it would change from 32% to 100%.
Does anyone experienced the same problem? I hope the android update would fix this.
Yeah, I have the exact same issue and, while I'm not sure if it's exactly the T's charger, I'm definitely using a 2012 Xperia charger. I'm hoping JB will fix this.
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Del
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On 2013-02-06 15:02:57, jcwhite_uk wrote:
Just checked for update for my Xperia T using PC Companion and the update service and nothing available for my T-Mobile locked T. In my experience with Xperia updates the unbranded versions are among the last to receive updates (my unbranded U finally got ICS over 1 month after a lot of branded handsets got it).
Yep, totally agree there  the same happened with the xperia s.
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Bonovox
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Well,today I got the Sony update service working and it told me nope I have latest software so it is now just waiting time 
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djin
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@Big_D,
Can you try charging up the battery completely and discharge it, then recharge it completely. Then switch over to the other battery. For the battery indicator to be accurate, it needs to have been charged up and discharged completely. Although it doesnt really matter that much
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@Sean72,
I don't think you should be that upset over it. Actually the jellybean update has couple of bugs. For example, the wifi disconnects when you turn off the screen, even when power saving mode is disabled. Couple of small apps dont work on it yet, Also the battery life is quite bad right now.. I hope this is due to the new firmware, and not because of any bugs..
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Bonovox
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Oh no  not good to hear
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Del
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Well I hope Sony fix those bugs before they release the sim free firmware.
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Bonovox
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Puts a downer on things that does 
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alexslane
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Can't say that I've had these bugs to be honest. Normally I would have had to charge my phone by now. I'm using my phone to write this and have 22 % left.
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Del
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And lets be fair here, some of these bugs that have been reported are probably due to a bad flash with flashtool, or people not performing a full system wipe when flashing.
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Bonovox
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I always just reset after updates to be sure of everything being refreshed and clean 
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alexslane
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Me to, update then reset.
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Del
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Usually I don't, the idea of pcc is to not have to reset and lose data, different story if I'm using flashtool though.
However this time round I may just do that, just to be sure 
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doministry
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Reset isn't needed for anything.
It's designed to work like it should from the upgrade to upgrade.
Like Service Pack for Windows etc.
PCC is for that. Resetting after each upgrade?
It would be massive pain in the a..ss, happy some people have enough time in life to do that.
And honestly I have never faced the problem because of that.
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NightBlade
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I had a nice surprise waiting for me this morning on the PCC.
Jelly Bean's sweet!
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Bonovox
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Come on Sony  I guess this is rolled out over a number of weeks with different regions at a time to save overloading the servers
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