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[Galaxy Tab General] hamish3596@gmail.com:
Hi

I plugged my Tab into Kies to see if it would update, it told me that the upgrade wasn't available for this version (GSM P1000 unlocked... UK).

I wonder if it is because I have a non standard kernel with a stock ROM.

Any ideas?

Hamish
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
UK didn't get the update yet , u have to flash via odin , not via kies
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
No, it is because it hasn't been pushed out to the UK Tabs yet!

If you want it now, check out the development forum for details of how to manually update, otherwise just be patient - it will come, eventually! ;)

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] pendevous:
You can't charge via pc unless your tab is off. Even if that's the case, you still won't be able to charge your tab for a quick time.
[Galaxy Tab General] ssserpentine:
Dont like it
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
owh why so ?
[Galaxy Tab General] ryn888:
Yeah whatever dude...

Sent via Galaxy Tab
[Galaxy Tab General] alan_g:
I'll wait until it rolls out in the uk
[Galaxy Tab General] cosimoss:
No problems with the flash and the Tab is nippy. I’m happy with it.
[Galaxy Tab General] TheATHEiST:
lmao, welcome to the internet :D
[Galaxy Tab General] conantroutman:
No warez discussion please.....

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face....
[Galaxy Tab General] thaikhoa:
I knew that way but I intend to pay for :D

Finally got Modern Combat 2 working but the target is not in the right position. Waiting for Gameloft release for Tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
why u wan buy if u can have it free . except if you got a lot of money xD lolz
[Galaxy Tab General] conantroutman:
Because developers make a living from people buying their work.

Let me make this clear... XDA IS NOT..... the place to discuss "free apps".

Any more discussion of this subject and there will be consequences.

XDA operates a zero tolerance policy as far as warez is concerned and its probably the quickest way to pick up a ban. If you want to take food out of a hard working developers mouth then do it elsewhere.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face....
[Galaxy Tab General] ibu4u:
I only say "If its Gingerbread" it must be OVERCOME.....Great ROM, silky smooth and flawless....
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
FACEPLAM :(
[Galaxy Tab General] ssserpentine:
Dont get pissy cause I have my own opinion.

Let me break it down.

Firstly I am very happy to have 2.3.3 available for the tab, but. . . The question, i believe was if i like it and i can only apply that the the current build so here it is. I am currently on overcome (latest build available for gingerbread) but tried all versions, rooted stock ect.

*Those backlights allways on drives me nutts, the only current fix is blinkertab, or button brightness widget, but you have to turn em on and off yourself. I stream massive amounts of content. Its my tv. Those lights distract ME, allways present out of the corner of my eye and if i turn em off i cant see em to use them in the dark.

*they changed the task manager. Only one level of ram clearence available now. It used to clear it on level 2 down to 142. Now lowest it goes is above 200. You say get a different one on market, i say i liked the integrated one.

*the floating browser windows that stream videos make positioning a frusterating experience.

*currently no voodoo lagfix or ov/uv - need to overclock for many things.

*changed download manager - it no longer shows progress, only done not done.

*there is a ghost pixel, in landscape mode noticed only because thats how i use my tab. Located bottom right corner that appears white and then dissapears when i move the window, but comes back. Happens most in browser.

*after breaking it in, the os becomes sluggish, especially on rotating my device and loading a browser window address.

*the battery life sucks. Almost on par wit the zoom now:( i charge all night check my email in the morning and it goes down 4% just with that usage. It is allways on a charger now

*a few other thing to trivial to ME to list.

Now again, happy about 2.3.3

Current state of it, no

After i beat nova2, if its possible to downgrade untill everything is stable, I think 2.2.1 oc/uv here I come. Especially since I was doing voice and 3g then, ( dont freak out guys, I dont have the magic fix, just payed 10 bucks a month for unlimited calling with line2) and that was supposed to be the big deal with 2.3.3. Google voice. It allready worked on 2.2, and when i say this i mean there are no gvoive changes from 2.2 to 2.3.3 for us (tabs) that i can tell.
[Galaxy Tab General] Krrnamja:
I don't really notice a GUI difference like someone of stuff samsung posted online as a graphical difference. anybody notice this?
[Galaxy Tab General] vince_junior:
I agree with serpentine. The battery life sucks big time!
[Galaxy Tab General] Krrnamja:
Im not having any problems with my battery life
[Galaxy Tab General] peacekeeper05:
Battery life is okay for me. Better than 2.2 actually. With medium use i can easily get 24 hours of batt life.
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
the battery life works good with overcome gingerbread :) even with the stock its works much better ..
[Galaxy Tab General] ssserpentine:
I had to drop in smartass, just to get godd battery life.
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
what is the special about smartass ? cuz i couldn't know . its quit complicated and i hate read something that i can't understand very well . as i know its kernel right .. so what exactly this kernel do ? cuz i read few of u guys wrote about its good for battery ?
[Galaxy Tab General] dnavia:
Does anybody know if vzw tabs are getting this update anytime soon?
[Galaxy Tab General] theoppositeman28:
How to overcome packet data problem?

hi KOsh, im newbie here.

just want to ask since u hv been using gingerbread for time now.. how to settledown problem with packet data? seems that i cant connect using 3g data in market and emails. i can only use wifi for those apps. tq vry much...
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
its depend about where are u from exactly .. if u are from Europa so i think u should change the CSC .. to ur country :) .. by *272*MIEI# then choose ur country from there ... if u are from asia or africa .. my advice is to use overcome Gingerbread , cuz its not contain a modem means will allowed u to use ur 3g and packet data..
[Galaxy Tab General] theoppositeman28:
ooh, sori didnt mention where i am..

in malaysia actually what i try to ask..
[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
if u are in malaysia , there is no another way to use the 3g except u install overcome gingerbread ... this is the best solution , cuz no modem will work even the stock malaysian modem will not work ..
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flix123:
When I used the firmware 2.3.26, my battery life is ~30% less than with the firmware 2.1.08.

And the battery only charges only to 97%.

So, I'm now using the 2.1.08.

Do you have the same problem?

And could a developer put the battery drivers (or whatever) from the 2.1.08 to the 2.3.26 firmware?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thememan:
I have my device rooted with setcpu aswell. to overclock, do i need to install a custom rom?

Cheers
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
You need either a ROM that comes with an Overclocked Kernel (e.g. LeeDroid if you want Sense or CM7 (Cyanogen) for non-sense to name but two).

The key thing is Kernel. You can chose any (with few exceptions) rom then flash an overclocked Kernel such as LorD's. (all in development thread).
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thememan:
Thanks :) Il have a look there now
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
No worries. (Have a free thanks, accidently hit the button).

If you have any questions about the procedures feel free to ask here.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leong428:
Was just about to ask the same question :D

I have a rooted Gingerbread stock ROM installed on my DHD, will I lost all my data is i flash the LeeDroid Kernal?
[Nook Color General] jzibit17:
I can't find a definite answer for upgrading from 7.0.2 to 7.0.3 stable. I did a tatanium and clockwork back up just in case. Have the latest clockwork recovery. But when you boot into recovery do you first wipe system then cache, installed built, then wipe dalvik then reinstall latest gapps then 4/24 OC kernel? Are those the steps? I just want to male sure that way my apps don't get erased. I'm installing to internal memory.
[Nook Color General] GchNYadM:
I would not even update to 7.0.3 to be honest. I'm assuming you are running 7.0.2, so I would download nightly 69, the fixed OC kernel (not the one you are used to using..it needs to be the ext4 one which is available by reading through the notes on the overclock kernel page over in android development...head towards the end of the pages), boot into recovery, flash nightly 69, flash gapps, flash OC kernel, Wipe Cache, Wipe Davlik, Hard reboot...and you're good to go
[Nook Color General] rhester72:
Why would you recommend against 7.0.3?

Rodney
[Nook Color General] GchNYadM:
Well cm7.0.3 runs off of android 2.3.3. The newer nightlies run off of Android 2.3.4 which is going to be what CM7.1 is going to run off of. Both of my nook colors have run cm7.0.3 and one of them had issues (as have a few other people) while the other one ran okay, but the nightlies continued to out perform the cm7.0.3 hands down. Not only that, the newest nightlies getting incredible battery life compared to what cm7.0.3 had. In a test I ran, I got 2 hours and 6 minutes more battery life off of nightly 67 compared to cm7.0.3. It is just a personal preference, but if the option for a newer OS is available, why update to something that is older?
[Nook Color General] rhester72:
Well, because stable is...stable. I certainly haven't had any issues with 7.0.3 under very heavy and varied use, whereas the nightlies have their share of issues (not to mention an obvious absence of 'real' overclocking), some of which appear to not be common knowledge despite a great many attempts to make them so. =)

Certainly, if I were recommending to a daily user, I'd advocate 7.0.3 over even the latest nightlies, if for no other reason that (once properly installed) it 'just works'.

It's not even clear whether the 1.2 u-boot can be used with the newest kernel betas when booting directly from a SD card, which in and of itself is a major blocker for me (using verygreen's SD image).

I suppose it comes down to personal preference, but again, I'm unaware of any significant outstanding issues with 7.0.3. If someone's having issues, they should by all means ask for help if they don't want to dip their toe in the unstable pool.

Rodney
[Nook Color General] GchNYadM:
The 1.2 u-boot has to do with the 2.6.32 beta, not the nightlies. I am and have been overclocked on all the nightlies since 59 when they first made the switch to 2.3.4...I have had no issues with any of the nightlies at all, but if you're an average user, then go with 7.0.3...like I said before I just don't see the point in flashing something that is already old compared to what is available and very stable. And why are you still using an SD card? Flash to stockkkk =) and for now, I think I will continue to swim in the stable pool.
[Nook Color General] jzibit17:
I dont need the latest nightly i just want something stable since i use my nook everyday. Battery drain isnt an issue for me since i go the whole day with out having to charge it. So if i decide to use nightly (69) you have to use "ext4-CM7-dalingrin-OC-emmc-042411". Is that the same kernel i have to use if i decide to use 7.0.3? or should i just use "CM7-dalingrin-OC-emmc-042411"
[Nook Color General] GchNYadM:
If you use nightly 69 then yes you need to use the kernel you mentioned above. If you use cm7.0.3 then just use the regular overclock kernel. And nightly 69 is very stable. I have been running all of the 2.3.4 nightlies and they run smooth as butter for me.
[Nook Color General] jzibit17:
im going to use nightly 69 heres the kernel for anyone else interested in upgrading

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13499750&postcount=2382
[Nook Color General] GchNYadM:
good choice and good luck
[Nook Color General] hockeyfamily737:
There is a misconception in this thread......Your kernel selection has to do with your version of Clockwork Recovery. The latest version of Clockwork Recovery will only boot with a kernel that has had an ext.4 script change. Older versions of Clockwork use the "original" kernels found in dalingrin's kernel page. To eliminate anymore problems or confusion. If you have not updated CWM please do so, then update your kernel to the one with the script change attached to this post. Both SD & EMMC versions are attached.....All will be right with your Nook
[Nook Color General] d00med:
I upgraded from 7.0.2 to the nightly 69. Everything went fine, but I no longer have USB connectivity. Any advice on how I might get it working?
[Nook Color General] jzibit17:
I use swiftp to transfer files over Wifi from computer use firezilla or any other ftp program to make a connection. I think it's a bug according to what I read on another post...
[Nook Color General] d00med:
That works just fine. Thanks.
[Nook Color General] GTT1:
I have 7.0.3 running from SD card.

I tried putting the 0424 OC on and found it seemed to be causing a problem with at least one program, LCD Density after I increase to 1200. When I ran the app to increase my icon size it would freeze up the NC and only way out was a forced reboot.

Anyone else find problems like this and is this unusual.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3ck4rd:
Has anyone managed to get the new music 3.0 app from google working on their SGS? I just get a black screen then a FC when I try to open it. So far tried it on JVB and JVH custom ROMS.

Heres a link to the app

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1072655
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00255:
same here :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IceXcube84:
Same problem here on my SGS running Simply Honey 3.3 Final XXJVB

What i remember i got the old Google Music 3.0 beta to work before on Froyo 2.2.1 but no luck on the Gingerbread 2.3
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XlAfbk:
FC on Galaxy S 2.3.3 (XWJVH)

logcat says: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.android.music.IMediaPlaybackService.getMediaList
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UberFiend:
Same on perception ii beta 3 (2.3.3 jvb)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] binodnepal:
Works on defy cm7. You might need to clear data for the old music player. This is what I did.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhoenixFx:
From all the reports I have seen on this forum and elsewhere it doesn't work on 2.3.3 Samsung ROMs. But known to work on CM7 and older 2.2 ROMs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UberFiend:
I think it only hates 2.3 JVB and JVH ROMs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diablosv36:
Anyone have any idea how to fix this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alex2583:
any idea i have same problem it FC everytime!!! 2.3.3 jvo
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diablosv36:
Just to let you all know, the latest updated release now works on samsungs gingerbread... well ive tried it on JVH.

You can find the download via a google search "google music 3.0.1 apk"
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derpderpherpderp:
Google Account Link

I have two google accounts and I can't link my google music to the account I have my music uploaded to. There does not seem to be any settings at all in the music player. Any ideas on how to link the player to an account? :confused:
[Nexus S General] gu014:
Hello,

I am having an issue with my front facing camera. When I use either the stock Camera app or even Qik and toggle to the front facing camera, the screen goes black for about five(5) seconds and then the app crashes (Camera and Qik).

I was having the same issue prior to rooting and installing Cyanogen.

Was having the issue stock on 2.3.3

Having same issue on 2.3.4 via Cyanogen

Model 9020A

Any troubleshooting? Any advise?
[Nexus S General] scandiun:
Did you solve it?

aparently it is solved deleting the camera app user data:

http://www.google.co.il/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=55d64c4d1aa1664c&hl=en
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henrique.:
Hello, how can I transfer files over bt?

Can someone recomend a good app for Honeycomb?

Thk

Posted from my Motorola Xoom Mz605 3G Brazil Version
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] unknown_owner:
With the release of the limited edition, I'm a little left in the dark about what was said and seen earlier year. Anyone at Goggle I/O that can get some answers would be great.

1. Will the production edition be released with any SD card (mircoSD, SD, etc) or USB (standard USB, Micro USB) support? None are available on the limited edition.

2. We see the limited edition released with the Tegra2? Will the standard GT10 have the Tegra2 or another CPU?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
This is the second post I've seen mentioning this. A PLS screen IS an LCD screen. I'm not sure I follow the concern, unless you're referring to something that specifically referred to it as NOT bing PLS, or being plain old TFT, or something like that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] unknown_owner:
Ok, I see that there is a TFT LCD and a PLS LCD (IPS type). I have removed that question.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Magnesus:
PLS is a type of LCD TFT screen. For more information - use Wikipedia.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
No, but PLS = LCD. PLS is a sub-type of an IPS screen, which is a type of LCD screen. And no, the Zoom doesn't have a PLS screen. PLS is a Saumsung technology. I don't believe the Zoom is even IPS. I think it's just plain old TFT (perhaps TN?).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] johnt1:
No one seems to have an answer for the SD or USB debate. I thought I wait for this but I think its time to just get a xoom.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] oxeneers:
From what I heard here at IO, the only limited thing about the tablet is the back. Samsung is expecting to go to market with the current hardware specs including no SD card and no USB.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Chandelure:
nnnnooooooo
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wdustin1:
This would be a severe dissapointment i had my heart set on a galaxy tablet but if no sd card is the case then its time to look at other options. Has there been any news lately about the new toshiba tablet
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Chandelure:
Yeah it can run TV apps. I think if the 10.1 is such a disappointment then I'm heading straight to the Asus.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aaroncook5:
I'm definitely in the same camp. It doesn't make sense to me to release a tablet at this point without an SD slot.. This just seems like a huge omission. I may have to set up some alerts on nowinstock.net alerts for the ASUS..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] freonix:
just out of curiosity guys, what do u store in ur devices that requires more than 16gb? The way I see it, it suffice my everyday use and discipline me to manage my files.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wdustin1:
Well I am looking to store my whole music on my tab
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aaroncook5:
music and movies. this is gonna be primarily an entertainment device for me, so being able to cart around a couple SD cards and load whatever I want on the tab is pretty much paramount..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] unknown_owner:
Well my dreams of a microSD version of the GT10 is gone.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djunio:
you can store 20,000 songs on the new google music so thats not an issue
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] unknown_owner:
new review list the screen as TFT not PLS.

androidcommunity.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1-review-google-io-special-edition-20110511/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] H3llb0und:
That's not going to happen for me any time soon.

Close to 300GB of music :D

And, yes I do own most of it in CD.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] black beard:
personally can't see the need to store tonnes of media directly on my tablet all of the time, got around 5Tb shared over wifi at home and i'm never away from home long enough to need more than a decent (couple of gig) music play list and a couple hours of video on my portable at any one time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
But there's no way that's a "plain jane" TN TFT, because they show pictures of it at some fairly extreme angles, and it holds the image quality fine. We can't tell if it's PLS, but PLS is essentially a type of IPS, and IPS is essentially a type of TFT, which is a type of LCD. Even if it's "just" IPS, IPS is still good... that's what's on the Ipad2, and on the Transformer. Based on those pictures, I'd say it's at least IPS. From what I've read, it sounds like PLS is only marginally better than most other IPS panels. But it's also cheaper to make, so it's in Samsung's interest to use a PLS screen, if they have PLS screens of that size ready.

In the end, I wouldn't worry about it... the pictures speak for themselves. It holds its image quality even at wide angles, regardless of the letters used to describe the panel.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Bootup:
People always assume you always have instant access to all these glorious 'clouds' and home media centers. I have every cloud service in the sky, have every remote connection possible and yet, here I sit in the business district of Manila on a trip and can barely hold a connection together to stream 5 minutes of any of my 3tb of music or movies...and lets not think about that 16 hour flight with no wifi.....

Thankfully I borrowed an Acer that can read and use my 320gb portable drive.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
Whether I end up needing an SD slot or not, I don't want to pay $500 for a tablet that doesn't have easily expandable storage (easy meaning not something that has to hang off of a proprietary cord), and find out later I need more space. No SD card is fine for Apple folks, because they don't seem to mind living with the limits imposed by on those products. The whole point of Android is that it isn't as limited as iOS. Frankly, if I wanted these limitations, I'd just get an Ipad. Samsung wants to sell this for $500, when you can get a Transformer for $400 that has a memory card slot. The Samsung is sexier, and it might have a slightly better screen. But the lack of a memory card easily washes those rather trivial advantages away, leaving us with just a 25% price premium.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wdustin1:
I completely agree if the wifi model shows up with no SD card then I'm getting a transformer but I still haven't heard anything about toshibas new tablet has anybody else
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] yhzhrm:
Toshiba Tablet being reported as being delayed until late summer (possibly 3rd Q).

http://tablets-planet.com/2011/05/1...neycomb-tablet-delayed-coming-late-in-summer/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] gogol:
I bet, the SD card support will be available once the Android Ice Cream Sandwich is released (end of this year).

Because that will merge both phone and tablet.

Everything supported by phone must be supported by tablet as well, including SD card (which is supported by phone).

Right now, slim chance. The SD card support must be built by the manufacturer (like ASUS in TF).

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2275..._details_emerge_the_little_things_add_up.html
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] RickBaller:
Hmmm....I was reading the GT 10.1 rooting instructions that are floating around the net since the developers received their units at the conference and...

I wonder why the root file installation path is through an "/sdcard" directory if there is no sd card as people are saying....hmmmm.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MrSewerPickle:
Unfortunate naming convention and the rapid pace of android dev and updates. /mnt/sdcard is a mount to the internal flash memory included by most manufactures for the larger internal storage.

With removable SD card support you will typically see references to external_sd which represents our coveted "sdcard" support.

I say "typically" a lot above because Android is opensource (most of it.....coughing Honeycomb) and our dear sweet manufactures are free to impliment this type of solution to the greatest of there developers abilities......:)