Recently i get a replacement from VM. I rarely listen music on speaker phone, only with earphone. Day ago, i realize the right side of speaker doesn't make sound. My friend triumph make soulnd on both side. Just make sure, does it have two speaker right and left or one speaker through both side?
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Root how many speaker does triump had?
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ben1122a
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There are 2 speakers, one on each side, if that it was you are asking. If you look at your triumph, you can clearly see both of them. they are on the sides of the phone at the very bottom.
Tokens210
Android Expert
I would guess 2 as well but it could be 1 that's centered, you'll need someone who has opened this phone up to know for sure, I'm at work so I can't link it for ya but search these forums, I know for a fact there is a thread where someone took the phone apart and took pictures of it all
dsmryder
Android Expert
There are vidoes on YouTube that I used to do some repairs. I think there are two, said so when I bought mine.
Check the videos. Or you can take the phone apart (just kidding)
tamasaurus
Member
ben1122a is right, the two grilled ports on the bottom of the sides should be the speaker ports.
It disappoints me that speakers are not intelligently designed on most devices, considering phones and tablets are turned every which way. The new HTC One is headed in the right direction IMO... front speakers, and located both top and bottom so they translate to L/R in landscape mode.
Not that it helps us here in Triumph-land
It disappoints me that speakers are not intelligently designed on most devices, considering phones and tablets are turned every which way. The new HTC One is headed in the right direction IMO... front speakers, and located both top and bottom so they translate to L/R in landscape mode.
Not that it helps us here in Triumph-land
tamasaurus
Member
Double stock clock? It doesn't get hot at all? Curious how much it impacts the battery life, what governor do you use?
TheDarkside13
Member
I'm curious as well...
dsmryder
Android Expert
My personal phone will run at 1.9 all day, at least it did when I got started with a custom kernel. Well, 254MHz to 1.9GHz anyway. When playing games it would get a little hot. For me it's the cell radio that seems to heat it up the most. Worst case is when wireless tethering while plugged it. Mad heat then.
tamasaurus
Member
I've always been conservative with my OC, never really going up more than a few hundred Mhz... I should try pushing the hardware more. I drop my mininum a bit lower to try and save a bit of juice, but I think and power gains from it might be negligable.
dsmryder
Android Expert
When I redo the power profile for our device I'll post the results. I did it at the beginning of the year, but I think the method was flawed. Anyway, the lower frequencies did make a difference. And I have a stability tester that I used to test undervolting and top clock speeds.
I didn't play attention on the battery.. I play games, watch netflix and Korea video for hours not a problem. Used Smarthass v2. Just for test only.. daily use 1.2ghz and battery last 14hrs on u9000 rom now. CM7 rom can't last 10hrs.