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[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pendevous:
1. The P1010 weighs maybe 1 - 5 grams less because you don't need to put a card in it.

2. The WiFi-only only has a 16GB internal memory model.

3. No EDGE, 3G, etc.

Where did you guys get the information regarding the weaker proc? The specs at pdadb.net and gsmarena are just the same? O_O

Unless, of course, they haven't modified it yet. O_O
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randallu:
Galaxy Tab WiFi is OMAP3

I just got a Galaxy Tab WiFi and will be returning it tomorrow.

The SoC is an OMAP3 of some kind. The GPU *is* an SGX530, which is significantly slower than the SGX540 on the Samsung C110 SoC. The OMAPs memory controller is also much slower than the C110s, various other OMAP bits are not up-to-spec compared to C110. The Galaxy Tab WiFi is a joke. Buy a nook color instead: save $100 and get a better LCD.

I'm sure that the product spec page for the Galaxy Tab WiFi said "C110 Applications Processor" a few days ago, now it reads "1GHz A8 Cortex Processor" (which isn't even written correctly, should be "Cortex-A8"...). I was suspicious when someone posted that they had inspected a P1010 ROM and it contained all of the TI OMX libraries, but I didn't believe that Samsung would redo the whole BSP for a product destined to sell zero million units.

I was wrong. Guess I'll wait for the Asus Transformer.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TonyBigs:
It seems that the firmware / Android version isn't upgradable by normal means.

There is no firmware or Android update selection like the Sprint version.

Kies indicates that the firmware is NOT upgradable.

Anyone know what's going on?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] victor888:
I brought mine yesterday

P1010 decode 720P video is fine (smooth) with stock video player

Screen is so great (actually better than my HD2 w/ Android) , just waiting for the great great xda developer work on the kernel so I can overclock mine...

Here is the list I really like

- ROOT access

- Overclocking , Memory Managerment

- UI Tweak (Using Go launcher at the moment)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rtfm1777:
I agree, I haven't seen anything definitive yet that shows it has the weaker CPU. Can any of you smart xda people who has either broken one open (not me, ...yet) or studied the code give a somewhat more definitive answer? I've had mine for 2 weeks now. I'm happy with its performance. But I know I'm going to want to play with the innards down the road. Is it really that much different from the tab phones?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webvan:
Any update on this? I was going to get a WiFi tab but having second thoughts now...

@victor888 - what app did you use to play the 720p files, RockPlayer?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rtfm1777:
It is apparently different...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1054872
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kymaira:
the P1010 is not Bluetooth keyboard Compatible (No HID inside). apparently does not support video output through HDMI cable, please advise if anyone is working.

_____________

Update... Solved Bluetooth compatibility.

Hi.

I could connect my bluetooth keyboard to my Galaxy Tab P1010 (only WIFI) by an application from the Android Market. This application is called "BlueKeyboard JP". I am using Stock GingerBread Rom.

greetings.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tillmet:
Tested it

Hey there,

I have read a lot about the differences of these Tabs, but I have not seen some real results.

So I just bought both of them... And I compared:

Fazit: the GT-P1000 is really faster then the GT-P1010!

I have made a screenshot of both Tabs. P1010 with Android 2.2.1 and P1000 with Android 2.2 with nothing running then Quadrant.

The results are:

P1000: 1090 Points

P1010: 691 Points

You can feel the differences by browsing, sliding the top bar down and using the back and home button.

I don't have pictures of the Hardwareinfos, but I lookes at them and there are a lot of differences. The CPU is the same. But the GPU is a SGX530@P1010 and a SGX540@P1000. All sensors are different and other things. OpenGL1.0@P1010 and OpenGL1.1@P1000.

I will make pictures and a list of all differences, if someone want's it.

Greetz,

Tillmet
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kuniokun:
I don't trust in Quadrant benchmark. If you use OCLF in the P1010 the result overpast the 1000 points.

In game I have good performace +-30fps in HD gameloft titles, like Eternal Legacy, Dungeon Hunter, etc. In video performace the P1010 play 720p h.263 very well (test it with the free Big Buck Bunny Movie 720p mp4, the picture quality is awesome) ;no so well with h.264 that need be 480p with a baseline level 3.0 profile.

Yes, is no so powerfull like the P1000 but with the price I am satisfied with it.

Ps. Android System Info show OpenGL 1.1 same that the P1000.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hildi72:
3g Version is faster

I have a refurbed AT&T Tab with 3g...my buddy had the Wifi TAB. We compared them side by side in a few tests...movies, Angry Birds and web site viewing. My Tab kick his Tab's butt. He returned his and got a refurb like me. He loves it and with the new Overcome Jupiter ROM...this thing flies.

H72
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntsan:
And no TV out and stuck on Froyo forever with Wifi, and the battery life is shorter on Wifi than 3G, there is just so much goodies missing (in Oz the 3G is cheaper lol)

Anandtech have done test with Tab 3G vs Wifi vs Nook Colour

w w w.anandtech.c o m/show/4302/battle-of-the-budget-tablets-nook-color-vs-galaxy-tab/5

Ability to display 1080P to big TV from Galaxy Tab is quite awesome
[HTC Inspire 4G] cdfink08:
No matter what I do my phone will not let me choose a default browser. I have tried everything I know how to do, yet everytime I go to a new address or click on the link I have to click multiple times before I can proceed. The only solution that has worked is uninstalling the other browsers.

For what its worth I'm running cm7
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] moshe22:
I bought this phone about 20 days ago now and had have a screen shield since day one. Recently I found out that this phone has gorilla glass. So my question is the feel and swyping action of gorilla glass is better than with screen shield? Anyone have played around with both? Would it be safe to take off this screen shield?

What have been your experiences?

Sent from SGS4G
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mavictb:
I have had a vibrant for 9 or 10 months now and it was used with no sheild.... there are micro scratches and large scratches all over the screen... your better of leaving the shield on.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bl4ckpheniX:
I used the invisi shield screen protector on my vibrant for a month and took it off. Took away from the smooth feel of the screen.

As long as you keep it away from keys, and other metal things. It will be perfect. I just keep an empty pocket in my jeans and there is no reason it should get any scratches.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] orionshock:
Stock Belt clip case FTW, 1 month, no issues :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Light-Zone:
I've got the Otter Case and put the included screen protector on. Left it on about 1 day and removed it. The look and feel of the plain Gorilla Glass is just too nice to hide behind plastic. Kind of like buying a nice couch and putting a plastic slip cover on it. Something your grandmother (or great grandmother) might have done. I just try to keep it away from keys.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] moshe22:
I got lifetime warranty on my screen protector so I will try without it. If I don't like it I'll just get it again.

The good thing about this though is that it gives me peace of mine.

Sent from SGS4G
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] heartspains88:
I use zagg invisible shield, it's quality, love it, love the feel and everything, looks 100% flawless, and frankly improves the screen if you ask me.

Others have talked about lines etc from it, I have no clue what they're talking about.

If anything the zagg invisible shield improved my phones look AND feel.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Success100:
went naked with first sgs4g, wont do it again with the new one. I didnt use one the first time because everyone was saying that gorilla glass pretty much wont scratch. I tried my best to keep it away from keys and things but somehow still managed to get a few scratches. A pack of protectors and a belt clip off of amazon for about 6 bucks total and you cant even tell there is a screen protector on there.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] brad162:
i managed to scratch mine in a day, i recommend a screen protector (but not the ones that T-Mobile sell, those look like crap)

i got the phone replaced and have had one on mine ever since
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shawnshine:
What brand, Success100?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] moshn:
Personally I love to use BSE. Best skin ever. Its like zagg but not as thick plus 10x cheaper. The feel is more better then zagg imo because I don't like how thick the zagg protector skin is and yes I tried it on my ipod and iphone. I have it on my old iphone, ipod, my old mytouch, and my gorlfriend's sgs4g also. I place my protector the next day after I got my phone and it still feels like new but again start away from keys :/.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joedeveloper:
I do the same thing. I run my SGS4G without a screen protector. I always have it in an empty pocket and I'm pretty careful of it.

My wife has a screen protector and gel case for her MT4G though, lol she is always dropping that thing.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] slaithe:
+1 for Best skins ever.

I got the body skin. comes with border skin for the silver edging, but that becomes unsightly and annoying, quickly. Just kept front and back on. You only really need the front, IMO.

My only concern about keeping the back on is overheating should I begin to overclock the cpu.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] fineazbro:
i bought 3 for 2.99 on ebay dint even fit my screen.. what a waist
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
I had a screen protector from t-mobile, got all scratched, so I took it out.

Man! What a difference!

But unfortunately I work in construction, so I just bought 3 on amazon for a buck each...

Sent from my sgs4g with:

Whitehawks deodexed kd1 & tw4

Drhonk's Bali kernel v1.1

Krylons CMW3 b3

Fknfosued' status bar mod

& robbbit's boot animations.

Thanks to all of you!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tzarro:
Had a Zagg on this phone, but it somehow slipped off...seemed like it was on perfectly, but it literally disappeared without me noticing (or finding it)...anyone ever experience anything like that with Zagg?

Last phone I had I went with a BSE, I'm probably going to go with that one now...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
I just got the 3 screens I ordered for a buck each, and boy am I happy with them!

It doesn't take away from the super amoled, and it protects the entire screen, unlike the expensive one from t-mobile, which left the buttons unprotected.

It took a couple hours to install it, but it was well worth it!

If anyone is interested, search for xtreme guard on amazon.

Sent from my sgs4g with:

Whitehawks deodexed kd1 & tw4

Drhonk's Bali kernel v1.1

Krylons CMW3 b3

Fknfosued' status bar mod

& robbbit's boot animations.

Thanks to all of you!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lexluthor:
The Realook screen protectors are excellent. 2 pack on amazon for about $11. I think they are better than the ebay ones, for the most part. Hate the zaggs and the way they feel. I don't know how anyone uses them.

Realooks are high quality and cut perfectly.

I had one on my daughter's phone and my wife grabbed it out of the dresser it was in and a screw was under than and scratched it really bad. She didn't realize there was a screen protector on and thought she ruined a 2 week old phone. I peeled off the protector and the screen was perfect. It didn't piece the protector.

I have a feeling with one of the $1 ones on ebay, the screen would have been severely damaged.

I buy the realooks for all my phones and have been happy every time.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nakawzl:
Never had a problem with scratches, used to have vibrant, sold it now using SGS4G without a protector too. U Just have to be careful with it. Noting beats the feel of the screen itself
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nikmash232:
I've been using mine naked..managed to get some micro scratches but they don't bother me that much only one small deep scratch that i have but it's really not that bad at all.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Djveneko:
The beach its your screen worst enemy!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
Try working with asphalt and concrete, lol.

Sent from my sgs4g with:

Whitehawks deodexed kd1 & tw4

Drhonk's Bali kernel v1.1

Krylons CMW3 b3

Fknfosued' status bar mod

& robbbit's boot animations.

Thanks to all of you!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Djveneko:
Lol yeah can imagine!!! Kudos to you if you keep that screen nice and scratchless
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
Lol, I was forced to buy a fanny pack.

As much as I hate those things,my cell is scratch free, and my cigs stay dry and in one piece!

Sent from my sgs4g with:

Whitehawks deodexed kd1 & tw4

Drhonk's Bali kernel v1.1

Krylons CMW3 b3

Fknfosued' status bar mod

& robbbit's boot animations.

Thanks to all of you!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MrRuckus:
+1 for realook. I bought a 2 pack for my Vibrant. When the vibrant suffered a face plant on the pavement and a car running it over, the screen protector cant protect alla that. heh.

I put the second one on my SGS4G, fit the screen perfectly. I have used the cheap ones from amazon/ebay and they dont compare to a quality screen protector imo. They give you all the tools you need including a cleaning cloth and a press tool to get bubbles out. You almost need a clean room to get the screen on before a peice of dust falls on it. But if you can get it, they are the best I have used.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AoshichanX:
I use this. Unfortunately reduces screen clarity as with all anti-glares, but I love the feel and it's even better than the PowerSupport Anti-Glare films for the iPhone.

SGP Steinheil™

Premium Matte : Anti-Fingerprint Screen Protector Film

• High Grade Anti-glare hard coated optical film

• Premium Matte Surface

• Good Light Transmittance

Sent from my Galaxy S 4G with:

Whitehawks Deodexed KD1

Drhonk's Bali kernel v1.4 UV

Krylons CMW Final

AERODKNG's ported lockscreen power mod
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Liquid Smoke:
i use one of the cheap ones off ebay, it works fine i dont notice much difference with the swiping and touch, but it definitely does take away from the screen abit, adds some glare especially outdoors. but i dont mind though because i hate having even the smallest scratches/imperfections on the screen. the gorilla glass is tough, but its definitely not scratch proof from things harder than the glass like keys in ur pocket or even one accidental drop or scrape on concrete or something.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Kinghat:
I have had other phones with gorilla glass tried screen shields did not care for them, At work i use belt clip style holster and have not had any marks on screen not much of fan of carrying phone in my pocket
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Young Kim:
what are some good screen protectors, cause all the ones ive used are really crappy and they look wrinkled
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
I've actually gone through the trouble of trying Zagg, BodyGuardz (wet), SGP, and Realook.

Of the four, the best (hands down) is Realook. It's completely clear, comes with two screen protectors, relatively cheap (compared to the other ones at least), and feels AWESOME on the phone. It's also cut very precisely and covers the whole screen. This part may sound crazy, but I actually like swyping on the Realook more than on the naked screen!

For SGP, I heard so many positive reviews on it that I decided to buy two packs for myself and my sister. I have concluded that either (1)my phone is uniquely strange or (2)ALL the screen protectors were defective, because every screen protector not fully adhere and left a thick border around the phone. Of course, I got replacements for them for free from SGP (wonderful customer service, but only available through email), but those were defective as well. I ended up returning them and getting my money back. The SGP screen protectors also don't fully cover the screen (it leaves out the front facing camera and proximity sensor). The feel of SGP, however, is on par with Realook. There's also more variety for SGP, but since we have an awesome Super AMOLED screen, we really should be using

BodyGuardz has very little orange peel on it, and it comes with two for the price of one Zagg. The orange peel is actually unnoticeable unless if you look at it from the side. BodyGuardz felt tacky at first, but after some time, it became smooth like Realook and SGP. Also, it doesn't fully cover the screen, just like the SGP.

Zagg always has horrible orange peel on its screen protectors and a pretty bad tacky feel to it. I suppose an argument for the tackiness would be better grip though. The worst part is that it's so expensive for just one. In addition, both the Zagg and BodyGuardz are soft screen protectors, so even though if they are self-healing, dents and other things still remain. The coverage of the Zagg is the same as SGP and BodyGuardz.

So, to sum up this whole bunch of text, Realook ftw!!! Hope this helps people in choosing! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bumblephuk:
May be Gorilla but I'd still be careful

I had a SGS4g with the supposed "Gorilla Glass" and scratched it with a regular bic lighter in the same pocket. Luckily the phone also had some hardware problems. My replacement immediately got a screen shield. The T-Mobile rep said it was Gorilla, but at certain angles it could get scratched.

TIP: get the T-Mobile rep to install the screen shield in-store! If they screw up they will replace for free but if you screw up you pay!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mbernusg:
Lol were not advised to put the sp on for that exact reason but I do it for customers anyway..

I've been naked since I got it its fine

sent from my real Gs move in silence like lasagna
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DsBaka:
Anyone know if the Realook Screen Protector affects the camera quality as it does not have the camera hole cut out??

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
look, i am 14, i run around all day through school and keep my phone in my pocket. i had it since february, there isn't a single scratch anywhere on the phone. It shouldn't get scratched unless you literally poke the screen with your nails. Or give it to your baby or cat.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
Realook is crystal clear. Just make sure you wipe off possible smudges off first. I use Realook for everything now.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
I tried Xtremeguard and didn't like it. Back to regular cheap screen protector and a silicon case.

Sent from me
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
I say this way too much, but Realook is the way to go. $10 for 2 excellent protectors is very good. Their protectors are cut very well (you really can't tell it's on my phone) They have excellent customer service too.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] avrillapete:
I was using the screen guard that came with my casemate case, and it was scratched to hell, so I removed it. I used my phone for about a week without anything on it, and I just fell in love with the way the naked glass felt. But there's a lot of dust and stuff where I work, and my paranoia got the best of me and I ended up buying the Crystal Clear Realook screen protector's from Amazon.

I was very impressed with how clear they are, and they feel almost exactly the same as the glass it self, just a tiny bit "sticky" (all the other screen guards I've had were A LOT more so) but not enough to even bother me. You also cannot even tell there is one on there, unless you look closely near the earpiece you can see the outline where it is cut.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Logix:
neither one does any better if its gonna break its gonna break i dislike the protectors imo they make the phone look like ****.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tehgyb:
I've had the protector that came with my otterbox on my phone since around march... to me it looks and feels like the naked glass, I don't notice any resistance or "stickiness"

With the case on, you cant see the edges of the protector so you wouldn't even know it was there...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
That stickiness is normal for all screen protectors, I think. It disappears over time.

After that disappears, your screen is gonna feel baby butt smooth, lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
+1 Realook.

And if u watch the video on there website and apply using there method... it works great!! Finally put on my first screen protector with zero air pockets. And perfect fit!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] inmortal009:
I got an oleo phobic screen and feels better than raw glass
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Squidling:
I've heard other people bash the Otterbox screen protectors, but I like mine a lot. It has a slight oily look if you hold it under light when the screen is turned off, but when the screen is turned on you can't notice. It is a lot smoother than some I've tried, and went on super easy.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mrjovanovic:
Gorilla glass

Just as a note to anyone who is still weighing their options of whether or not to buy a protector for this phone, here is my impression:

I've had the phone for some three months. I've babied it, kept it away from knives, keys, jeans, etc etc. I've had a cheap but bulky case on it which prevents the screen from being touched a lot of the time. Unfortunately, yesterday I saw a scratch on the screen, a micro-scratch right in the middle. The colors have a rainbow effect when the background is white, and it really detracts from the pleasure of using this phone. I have to say I regret not buying a protector.

I know it's Gorilla Glass - I've tested it myself to show people, and it did not show any marks. Yet, somehow!!! something scratched my phone. Don't joke around, get something cheap.

I ordered the Realook and will get back to you with my impressions when it arrives.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Siegel Racing:
+1 on the Realook. I usually keep my phones in an empty pocket, and I tried a LOT of different screen protectors, eventually giving up, getting a Gorilla Glass phone and going naked.

However, even with Gorilla Glass if you ever dig your phone out of a jean pocket while sitting, the rivets can scratch the glass. Once I did that, I put a Realook on and never looked back. It keeps the "slickness" of the glass, so it's still easy to Swype.

Siegel
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mrjovanovic:
realook

Been using the realook all day yesterday and today. Generally I'm happy, although they messed up the "top" and "bottom" stickers on the protector film so I put it upside down at first... once i put it the right side up, it's been great.

It doesn't feel like real glass, certainly, there's a plastic feeling that I think is unavoidable. that said, it's the best of the screen protected films i've touched so far. it reacts the same way, looks exactly the same as it did before the protector, and seems to be getting smoother the more i use it.

i like being able to touch my phone with greasy fingers and not having to think about it at all. realook came with an alcohol pad, 2 protective films, a microfiber cloth and that's about it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] iamperson347:
+1 Realook

We will see how it holds up, but these are the clearest I've tried. White displayed on screen is completely white (no rainbow effect). I've used zagg and extremegaurd previously. The zagg somehow developed a scratch and the Extremegaurd had strange lines. Both had orange peel. Realook is completely smooth and clear.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jalaldaniel:
Just ordered a Best skins ever :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ROMsicle:
Realook +1
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AnonymouslyAnonymous:
+1 Real look. I have used it on other phones as well, excellent quality.