Auto-light on of LCD of X2-01 in stand by mode
My Nokia X2-01 automatically light on frequently in stand by mode.I've done hard reset,but it have not solve the problem.I've also kept the mobile in stand by mode without any SIM card inserted..but the same problem occured.
What do u advice me?
Reset SMC. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Choose the method for:
"Resetting SMC on portables with a battery you should not remove on your own".
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Description:
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uint32 100
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:egg-debug.c FN:egg_debug_init,306
- Verbose debugging 1 (on console 0)GPM_VERBOSE
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-main.c FN:main,210
- GNOME Power Manager 2.30.1
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-session.c FN:gpm_session_init,511
- idle: 0, idle_inhibited: 0, suspend_inhibited: 0
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-session.c FN:gpm_session_register_client,367
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:egg-console-kit.c FN:egg_console_kit_init,305
- ConsoleKit session ID: /org/freedesktop/ConsoleKit/Session4
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
- Grabbed modmask=8000, keycode=124
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
- Grabbed modmask=8000, keycode=213
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
- Grabbed modmask=8000, keycode=150
*** WARNING ***
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_xevent_key,203
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
- Grabbed modmask=8000, keycode=233
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
- Grabbed modmask=8000, keycode=244
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-button.c FN:gpm_button_grab_keystring,176
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-prefs-server.c FN:gpm_prefs_server_set_capability,84
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_timeout_dim,261
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-dpms.c FN:gpm_dpms_clear_timeouts,311
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,300
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,320
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,338
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,252
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,254
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
*** WARNING ***
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness.c FN:gpm_brightness_trust_cache,107
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_screen,448
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 2 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,349
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,351
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,366
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,361
- emitting brightness-changed : 100
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_check_cpu,122
- Setting the CPU load check to 0
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-manager.c FN:gpm_manager_init,1950
- creating new control instance
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-manager.c FN:gpm_manager_init,1955
- creating new tray icon
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-phone.c FN:gpm_phone_dbus_connect,242
- get connection
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-phone.c FN:gpm_phone_dbus_connect,253
- get proxy
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-phone.c FN:gpm_phone_dbus_connect,261
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_init,1120
- Using per-time notification policy
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_timeout_blank,282
- Setting blank idle timeout: 600s
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,187
- session_idle=0, idle_inhibited=0, suspend_inhibited=0, x_idle=0
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,192
- X not idle
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_timeout_sleep,299
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,187
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-screensaver.c FN:gpm_screensaver_add_throttle,224
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-upower.c FN:gpm_upower_get_device_icon,203
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_icon,438
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-tray-icon.c FN:gpm_tray_icon_set_icon,129
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_summary,264
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_summary,470
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_add,746
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_add,750
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TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,651
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native-path: /sys/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/PNP0C0A:00/power_supply/BAT0
vendor: ASUSTEK
model: UL50-56
power supply: yes
updated: Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:55:45 PM CEST (13 seconds ago)
has history: yes
has statistics: yes
battery
present: yes
rechargeable: yes
state: discharging
energy: 65.985 Wh
energy-empty: 0 Wh
energy-full: 81.06 Wh
energy-full-design: 84 Wh
energy-rate: 8.58 W
voltage: 16.086 V
time to empty: 7.7 hours
percentage: 81.4027%
capacity: 95.6964%
technology: lithium-ion
History (charge):
1276689345 81.403 discharging
1276689315 81.495 discharging
1276689285 81.588 discharging
1276689255 81.680 discharging
History (rate):
1276689345 8.580 discharging
1276689315 8.790 discharging
1276689285 8.775 discharging
1276689255 9.480 discharging
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,672
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:55:58 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_add,746
- adding /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/line_power_AC0 with state unknown
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,905
- updating because /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 changed
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,651
- printing device 0
native-path: /sys/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/PNP0C0A:00/power_supply/BAT0
vendor: ASUSTEK
model: UL50-56
power supply: yes
updated: Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:56:15 PM CEST (0 seconds ago)
has history: yes
has statistics: yes
battery
present: yes
rechargeable: yes
state: discharging
energy: 65.895 Wh
energy-empty: 0 Wh
energy-full: 81.06 Wh
energy-full-design: 84 Wh
energy-rate: 9.045 W
voltage: 16.077 V
time to empty: 7.3 hours
percentage: 81.2916%
capacity: 95.6964%
technology: lithium-ion
History (charge):
1276689375 81.292 discharging
1276689345 81.403 discharging
1276689315 81.495 discharging
1276689285 81.588 discharging
History (rate):
1276689375 9.045 discharging
1276689345 8.580 discharging
1276689315 8.790 discharging
1276689285 8.775 discharging
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,672
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,914
- /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 state is now discharging
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
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TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
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TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-upower.c FN:gpm_upower_get_device_icon,203
- got filename: gpm-battery-080
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_icon,453
- no change
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_summary,264
- tooltip: Laptop battery 7 hours 15 minutes remaining (81.3%)
TI:13:56:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_summary,478
- ** EMIT: summary-changed(2): Laptop battery 7 hours 15 minutes remaining (81.3%)
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,905
- updating because /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 changed
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,651
- printing device 0
native-path: /sys/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/PNP0C0A:00/power_supply/BAT0
vendor: ASUSTEK
model: UL50-56
power supply: yes
updated: Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:56:45 PM CEST (0 seconds ago)
has history: yes
has statistics: yes
battery
present: yes
rechargeable: yes
state: discharging
energy: 65.82 Wh
energy-empty: 0 Wh
energy-full: 81.06 Wh
energy-full-design: 84 Wh
energy-rate: 8.505 W
voltage: 16.082 V
time to empty: 7.7 hours
percentage: 81.1991%
capacity: 95.6964%
technology: lithium-ion
History (charge):
1276689405 81.199 discharging
1276689375 81.292 discharging
1276689345 81.403 discharging
1276689315 81.495 discharging
History (rate):
1276689405 8.505 discharging
1276689375 9.045 discharging
1276689345 8.580 discharging
1276689315 8.790 discharging
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,672
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,914
- /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 state is now discharging
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-upower.c FN:gpm_upower_get_device_icon,203
- got filename: gpm-battery-080
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_icon,453
- no change
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_summary,264
- tooltip: Laptop battery 7 hours 40 minutes remaining (81.2%)
TI:13:56:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_summary,478
- ** EMIT: summary-changed(2): Laptop battery 7 hours 40 minutes remaining (81.2%)
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,905
- updating because /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 changed
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,651
- printing device 0
native-path: /sys/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/PNP0C0A:00/power_supply/BAT0
vendor: ASUSTEK
model: UL50-56
power supply: yes
updated: Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:57:15 PM CEST (0 seconds ago)
has history: yes
has statistics: yes
battery
present: yes
rechargeable: yes
state: discharging
energy: 65.745 Wh
energy-empty: 0 Wh
energy-full: 81.06 Wh
energy-full-design: 84 Wh
energy-rate: 9.345 W
voltage: 16.054 V
time to empty: 7.0 hours
percentage: 81.1066%
capacity: 95.6964%
technology: lithium-ion
History (charge):
1276689435 81.107 discharging
1276689405 81.199 discharging
1276689375 81.292 discharging
1276689345 81.403 discharging
History (rate):
1276689435 9.345 discharging
1276689405 8.505 discharging
1276689375 9.045 discharging
1276689345 8.580 discharging
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,672
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,914
- /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 state is now discharging
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-upower.c FN:gpm_upower_get_device_icon,203
- got filename: gpm-battery-080
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_icon,453
- no change
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_summary,264
- tooltip: Laptop battery 7 hours remaining (81.1%)
TI:13:57:15 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_summary,478
- ** EMIT: summary-changed(2): Laptop battery 7 hours remaining (81.1%)
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_idletime_alarm_expired_cb,338
- idletime alarm: 1
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,187
- session_idle=0, idle_inhibited=0, suspend_inhibited=0, x_idle=1
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,221
- normal to dim
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_mode,108
- Doing a state transition: dim
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_notify_system_idle_changed,530
- we were active for 85.418504s
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_notify_system_idle_changed,533
- changing powersave idle status to 1
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,300
- 1. main brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,320
- 2. battery scale 1.000000, brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,338
- 3. idle scale 1.000000, brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_screen,448
- using resource 0x1197210
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 1 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 2 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,252
- hard value=7, min=0, max=15
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,254
- percentage 46
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
*** WARNING ***
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness.c FN:gpm_brightness_trust_cache,107
- using cache for value 46 (probably okay)
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_screen,448
- using resource 0x1197210
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 1 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 2 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,349
- percent=100, absolute=15
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,351
- hard value=7, min=0, max=15
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,366
- using step of 1
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,361
- emitting brightness-changed : 100
TI:13:57:24 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,229
- setting up blank callback for 600s
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_idletime_reset_cb,353
- idletime reset
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,187
- session_idle=0, idle_inhibited=0, suspend_inhibited=0, x_idle=0
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_mode,108
- Doing a state transition: normal
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_notify_system_idle_changed,508
- we have just been idle for 3.528874s
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_notify_system_idle_changed,515
- increasing idle dim time to 20s
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_set_timeout_dim,261
- Setting dim idle timeout: 20s
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_notify_system_idle_changed,533
- changing powersave idle status to 0
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,300
- 1. main brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,320
- 2. battery scale 1.000000, brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,338
- 3. idle scale 1.000000, brightness 1.000000
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_screen,448
- using resource 0x1197210
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 1 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 2 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,252
- hard value=7, min=0, max=15
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_get_percentage,254
- percentage 46
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
*** WARNING ***
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness.c FN:gpm_brightness_trust_cache,107
- using cache for value 46 (probably okay)
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_screen,448
- using resource 0x1197210
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 1 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 2 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,349
- percent=100, absolute=15
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,351
- hard value=7, min=0, max=15
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_output_set,366
- using step of 1
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 3 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 4 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-brightness-xrandr.c FN:gpm_brightness_xrandr_foreach_resource,410
- resource 5 of 5
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-backlight.c FN:gpm_backlight_brightness_evaluate_and_set,361
- emitting brightness-changed : 100
TI:13:57:27 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-idle.c FN:gpm_idle_evaluate,192
- X not idle
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,905
- updating because /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 changed
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,651
- printing device 0
native-path: /sys/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/PNP0C0A:00/power_supply/BAT0
vendor: ASUSTEK
model: UL50-56
power supply: yes
updated: Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:57:45 PM CEST (0 seconds ago)
has history: yes
has statistics: yes
battery
present: yes
rechargeable: yes
state: discharging
energy: 65.67 Wh
energy-empty: 0 Wh
energy-full: 81.06 Wh
energy-full-design: 84 Wh
energy-rate: 9.855 W
voltage: 16.062 V
time to empty: 6.7 hours
percentage: 81.0141%
capacity: 95.6964%
technology: lithium-ion
History (charge):
1276689465 81.014 discharging
1276689435 81.107 discharging
1276689405 81.199 discharging
1276689375 81.292 discharging
History (rate):
1276689465 9.855 discharging
1276689435 9.345 discharging
1276689405 8.505 discharging
1276689375 9.045 discharging
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_update_composite_device,672
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_device_changed_cb,914
- /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0 state is now discharging
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_composite_device,595
- using original device as only one primary battery
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-upower.c FN:gpm_upower_get_device_icon,203
- got filename: gpm-battery-080
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_icon,453
- no change
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_get_summary,264
- tooltip: Laptop battery 6 hours 35 minutes remaining (81.0%)
TI:13:57:45 TH:0x10f6090 FI:gpm-engine.c FN:gpm_engine_recalculate_state_summary,478
- ** EMIT: summary-changed(2): Laptop battery 6 hours 35 minutes remaining (81.0%)
Not only me I see:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=530346
Last edited by sveinemann (2010-06-16 12:03:48)OK, seems it was some kind of a bug because after today's full system upgrade I'm not able to reproduce the problem I posted before, Thanks sad clown for your help!!
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Tips for avoiding "noisy" images in low-light
Hi all,
I noticed that there are a lot of users here who are complaining of noisy images especially in low-light. I'm not a professional photographer or anything but I have been playing a lot with the camera of my Xperia Z1 and I did have noisy images also at first.
Here is my tip: Use these settings:
Go to Manual Mode.
Shoot in either 8MP 4:3 or 16:9 (don't worry about not making use of the 20MP, because its still doing oversampling to improve the quality of the 8MP image by making use of the whole 20MP sensor).
Set Stabilizer to off
ISO to Auto (if you prefer more detailed images, set ISO to a lower value but take note of the exposure of the image and that there is a chance of motion blur due to the longer shutter speed necessary to capture low light at low ISO)
WB Auto (or your preference).
With the setting I use above, I've seen improvements on low-light capability (indoors, artificial lighting, or night outdoor scene for example) and quality of my camera pictures. Note though that this will not be applicable for extreme low-light. Its very normal to capture really noisy images when shooting in extreme low-light (even my dedicated compact camera has troubles too).
Here is my theory why its taking noisy images by default. In Superior Auto, I analyzed the EXIF data of the pictures I've shot. It seems that Superior Auto is really excessive in bumping up the ISO (thus resulting in more noisy images) to compensate for having a faster shutter speed (reduced motion blur). Thus what you get is a noisy image that is bright and freezes the motion. For example, test it out that in Superior Auto, even minute movements of the phone will trigger the Sports Mode (running man icon near the button) prioritizing a faster shutter speed at the cost of a higher ISO.
Another reason I have for turning off the Stabilizer in Manual Mode is the same. In contrast to Steady Shot used in recording movies (sensor based shift to compensate for handshake movements), I think the Stabilizer option basically just bumps up the ISO also to compensate for handshake movements. I"m not entirely 100% sure but so far, I've been satisfied with taking images with the Stabilizer Off.
Please feel free to test it out and report the results if there have been improvements. I'm still testing it out too! One of the things I wish for Sony to put in the Camera App are just these 3 things:
1.) Holding Shutter Key will open the Camera app with the LAST CONFIGURED SETTINGS
2.) Maximum ISO can be set in Manual Mode
3.) Scene AUTO mode for Manual Mode (I know it might be redundant but it would be nice to have Auto mode for 4:3 orientation images).
Again, hope to hear from others what are their settings or if they notice any improvements in images captured.
Thanks!Hi, there is a FAQ related to this topic.
http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/FAQ/Capture-better-photos-in-low-light-conditions/m-p/395397#U395397
Don't forget to mark correct answer as Accepted Solution.
If you find the post helpful, press Kudos. -
IPhone display auto brightness
brightness does not function properly on the new iPhone4 sometimes it's dim and I can't see the screen during the day and I need to powered off and re start the system in order for to work properly I've had to do this twice in the four days that I've had my new iPhone4
I have always used the AUTO LIGHT CONTROL feature for the screen displayed on my old iPhone 3GS and it does save the battery I never used
manual setting and I kept in the normal position and it never worked like this it always works properly maybe a bit slow but this one the screen is stuck in the light position sometimes that is dark and I haven't even been in the dark it's either a software issue or maybe somethings wrong with the sensor on the new iPhone if this is a commonDo you use a case, screen protector?
Maybe it is blocking the Ambient Light Sensor.
Set whether iPhone adjusts screen Go to Settings > Brightness and turn Auto-Brightness on or off. If Auto- brightness automatically Brightness is on, iPhone adjusts the screen brightness for current light
conditions using the built-in ambient light sensor. -
Light blue "finger" print spot on display
I have a 20" Cinema display.
I have noticed a light blue area on the display.
You can see it if the background is white.
I noticed if you have a white gradient into red, as you pass this through the affected area, this spot is darker in the transition area.
These aren't dead pixels but it looks almost like a finger print between the back lighting and the LCD.
Any idea what this is and if it can be fixed?Without a picture it is hard to determine if this is the effect you are experiencing. Check this link and if so you will want to have it serviced before you warranty expires:
http://web.mac.com/bluloo/iWeb/Site/Blog/BD6DEBD5-BA8E-490D-8EF2-D4B046E0B594.ht ml
I had this effect on a Dell laptop and they replaced the LCD assembly for me as a result agreeing that it was defective. -
Capture better photos in low-light conditions
The camera in your device provides several modes and settings to help you take photos or record videos in most conditions. When the lighting conditions are poor, refer to the following tips:
Use Normal capturing mode instead of Scene recognition capturing mode. Once you are in Normal capturing mode, use the Party scene setting and/or the Multi autofocus setting for better results.
Use Fill flash mode.
Use the Infinity focus setting when recording videos.
Use the camera key correctly. Press the camera key halfway down to activate the auto focus setting. Press the camera key fully down to take a photo when the focus is locked correctly.
Your subject should be as still as possible while you are taking a photo.
Your camera should remain as steady as possible.
To use Normal capturing mode
Activate the camera.
Hold the phone in landscape orientation.
Drag the slider button at the top right of the screen accordingly so that the still camera is selected.
Tap the capturing mode icon at the top left of the screen, then select Normal.
To use the Party scene setting
Make sure the camera is in Normal capturing mode.
Press the Menu key, then select Scenes.
Tap Party.
To use the Multi auto focus setting
Make sure the camera is in Normal capturing mode.
Press the Menu key, then select Focus mode.
Tap Multi auto focus.
To use Fill flash mode
Activate the camera.
Hold the phone in landscape orientation.
Drag the slider button at the top right of the screen accordingly so that the still camera is selected.
Press the Menu key, then select Flash.
Tap Fill flash.
To use the Infinity focus setting
Activate the camera.
Hold the phone in landscape orientation.
Drag the slider button at the top right of the screen accordingly so that the video camera is selected.
Press the Menu key, then select Focus mode.
Tap Infinity.
- Community Manager Sony Xperia Support Forum
If you're new to our forums make sure that you have read our Discussion guidelines.
If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.The FAQ is general and available options can differ depending on what phone you have.
When using manual mode for video recording in Xperia Z1 you can select between Single auto focus, Face detection and Object tracking. Which one you should select depends on what your filming.
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My apple 6th gen nano turns on but only has a bright light without images
my apple 6th gen nano turns on but only has a bright light without images
Hi fejevitzky,
Your question, "Based upon that, I believe you are telling me you do not think it is the BIOS--is that correct?" Yes, as long as you dont see any "white" light reveal from LCD bezel back side while with blank screen state. LCD bezel is the cover around LCD, most design put LED modeule at the bottom side next to LCD. While back light is not on during boot up sequence, that means system doesnt have chance to get BIOS program running. It also means, it stuck at state of hardware bring up. Normally motherboard related.
I quickly checked hp.com and found some link that may help. Or 1-800-HP invent (1-800-474-6836) can save times. This forum only intends to quick/simply reply users questions. About another service and repair charge, I have to give you other links to reach.
HP Partner and Store Locator: (I try to search your city, but doesnt work well. Suggest you call for quick response)
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/store-finder/index.do
Contact info:
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1
Contact HP:
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/contact.html
HP SmartFirend Services: (I saw it with price of service)
https://h30617.www3.hp.com/HP/home/index.asp?jumpid=in_r11682_us/en/hho/pps/suppgateway_gi_ob_ds_pd/...
Thank you so much. If you think my reply helps your product, please help to close this case once you feel comfortable. And, click "KUDOS".
I work for HP. -
Disable Automatic Keyboard Lighting in XP
Is it possible to disable the auto lighting of my Mac Book Pro in Windows XP? I went to the Boot Camp program and also the keyboard control panel in XP and I couldn't find any solutions.
Ohh that drives me nuts. There has to be a registry key somewhere that turns it off on boot.
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Traditional TFT LCD of the N900 and the new SLCD !
Can anyone here explain me is S-LCD the next generation of the TFT LCD does it offer a dramatic improvement in display ( I am not really looking out for a very technical explanation just need to know from a user perspective) is it great fun watching in SLCD compared to the traditional TFT LCD display that the N900 has. if yes, How much the difference between the TFT LCD of the N900 and SLCD would be ?
@CP...
such a nice post...needs to be said again without needing to re-finger it in! +1 m8..
cpitchford wrote:I meant it's not the right place to ask as there are other forums that seem to specialise in talking about LCD panels
So I really dont know what you mean when you say the resolution is the same between OLED and SLCD...It is not the same
Huh??
OLED and SLCD do not define resolution.. you're wrong for thinking that.. They are types of displays.. OLED is not fixed to 800x480, SLCD is not fixed to 960x640.. Its like saying diesel engines are 2liter where as petrol engines are 1.5....
OK.. The HTC Desire (and google Nexus one) originally shipped with OLED displays..
Due to shortages of OLED panels, HTC decided to change the display type to the more commonly available LCD.. Now HTC Desires are LCD..
However..
The resolution is exactly the same.. they are both still 800x480.. The type of screen does NOT dictate the resolution of the screen..
You could have a crud low resoltion 640x360 OLED screen on the Nokia N8, and a high res 800x480 LCD screen on the N900.. both are 3.5" screens!
As for the difference in visual quality of OLED and LCD:
OLED screens are tiny light bulbs.. each pixel produces its own light (actually multiple red, green blue lights per pixel)
LCD, however works using filters.. There is a white light behind the screen, and the LCD lets some of the light through coloured "holes".. That is the MAIN difference between LCD and OLED..
All OLED displays work like this and all LCD displays work like this..
So, because it is easier to make a filter of a certain colour, LCD screens can often produce more realistic colours..
OLED displays however, have the ability to go completely dark.. Look a black screen on a LCD display (like your phone) it still glows.. thats because the LCD cannot filter out ALL of the white back light.. it just filters out most..
OLEDs, however, when they are black they are OFF meaning they produce ZERO light!!
LCDs range from blight to dim.. whereas OLED range from even brighter to totally black..
This is called the contrast ratio..
It also might mean OLED displays seem "saturated" the colours are too vibrant..
Now, that's OLED v LCD
Going back to your question in your second post..
The Desire PS IPS LCD display (that's the S-LCD display if you want a brand name) is technically a lower definition because the pixels are larger when compared to the N900..
The colour reproduction (how accurate the colours are) and the contrast ratios however will be BETTER than the N900 because the Desire can display 16Million colours rather than 65thousand.. and the LCD technology is a generation newer than that used in the N900...
The N900 screen, although high resolution for its size, is fairly old tech.. -
T510 - Mute, Mic, and light flash for 30 minutes before computer turns on
I have a 3 day old T510 that takes 30 minutes to turn on. When I press the power button, the MUTE button, MIC MUTE button, and the keyboard light above the LCD start blinking... 30 minutes later, the computer turns on. This is only the first power on in the morning. I disconnect power, remove battery.. same results.
Any ideas?I would speculate that the power adapter and perhaps the battery are suspect. A MBP should operate with just the power adapter connected. If available, try another charger. Once you can get the MBP operating you can investigate the status of the battery by opening System Information>Power.
An appointment at an Apple store genius bar may be a good option. The evaluation will be FREE.
Ciao.
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