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[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
I just did a lot of research why the Sensation is going to be a bad choice over the G2x.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=13900588

The Tegra 2 stomps it in both CPU and GPU. The HDMI/microUSB MHL connection won't charge the phone unless the TV has an MHL connection, which sucks cause no TV's support that yet. And comes with an encrypted bootloader. All reference links are in the above thread.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ScooterG:
Yep.****ing 10 character bull****...blah, blah, blah. If you can read this, apologies for the profanity ;)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
4.5 is pushing the limits of a phone. That is almost a 5" tablet like the Dell Streak. I have a hard enough time handling the 4" I have!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ScooterG:
That's not what she said...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] regP:
I would hope not. No woman should be THAT incapable lol
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ScooterG:
You've obviously never met one of my Ex's :p
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mr.orange303:
LOL.. come on man LOL. .....
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mr.orange303:
I don't know until I see the phone in person. But 4.3 seems a good max limit.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ScooterG:
Had to...:D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richerob:
I updated my stock Rogers Nexus 9020A via the manual update to 2.3.4 update went fine but now my search button randomly flashes and executes on it's own...is this a bug in stock 2.3.4? Also did a factory reset still problem exists.

Anyone else experience the same?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keclarke:
Im on Rogers as well. Had no problems at all...certainly not like this. Then i ended up switching to custom ROM's and what not just to add some enhancements. Try re-flashing? Did you create a backup first?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Carl555:
I had this problem prior to updating to 2.3.4. It has been 12 hours and I have not seen it occur. I am crossing my fingers on this one. Google claims they are investigating the issue. There were a lot of complaints on the Google Mobile forum. It seems random and occurs maybe once or twice a day, sometimes it skips a day.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richerob:
So I was able to figure out the cause for the search button bug was the Baseband switching to KD1....I reverted back to 2.3.3 with baseband KD1 but problem still occured...once I switched the radio back to KB2 problem was gone....so any ideas on what I should do to get the Stock 2.3.4 update to function on my rogers device without the search button bug? I have not received any OTA notice on my phone yet. Anyone on Rogers receive the OTA?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richerob:
So after trying to flash 2.3.4 many ways it is evident the baseband of KD1 is causing my Nexus S this search button bug. So now I am using 2.3.4 with the KB2 radio and it is rock solid. Anyone have an idea why only a select few nexus s 9020A phones are doing this after the 2.3.4 update?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richerob:
Looks like a lot of people with the Canadian version Nexus S 9020A are experiencing the same problem once they upgrade OTA to 2.3.4 .....google is trying to narrow down the problem.

http://www.google.la/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?hl=en&tid=49e8ca84071d51a4&start=80
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matridom:
I cleared Dalvik cache, did not resolve the issue.

I know downgrading to kb2 would solve a lot of the issues, but then i still have issues with the search bug during navigation.

Let's see if we can figure this out.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richerob:
Looks to be a confirmed bug in KD1 baseband:

http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/05/23/canadian-nexus-s-experiencing-voice-search-bug/

So your saying since you bought your nexus s with the stock 2.3.3 you have had this issue?....and is the issue worse once you update to 2.3.4 like I have?

Rob
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matridom:
Yup. I need to do more testing but with kb2 I would only get it in gps mode.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Thunderbolt General] jalen156:
Guys I have a question about a Honeycomb port. Is anyone working in one. I know that the zoom is LTE capable so is there a way to port that onto the thunderbolt. Wouldn't that be even a lil easier than porting gb.
[Thunderbolt General] aostl:
Honeycomb is a tablet Ui and runs on a ten inch tablet. I don't know how well it would work on a phone. Would be cool to play with honeycomb but it wouldn't be a daily driver. Gingerbread is for phones and there are builds for this phone so that's definitely easier
[Thunderbolt General] jalen156:
But I have a friend using it on his hd2. A daily driver would be nice but even something to play with would be fun. Plus I know there are ports too other phones
[Thunderbolt General] dirtyfingers:
Devs are already working on it for other phones, but it does not support calls.

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/05/17/honeycomb-released-on-original-droid/
[Thunderbolt General] jalen156:
So has anyone started this for the tbolt
[Galaxy S II General] stillbrad:
Just got my S2 yesterday. First let me tell you what I'm coming from. Been an iphone user since 2007 had them all the way up to the 3GS. I left Apple and never looked back. Bought an Unlocked HD2 when they first came out, ran andriod the whole nine. Loved the HD2 after all the work I put into it. Then I had the HD7 for a while, but after the poor showing of windows phone 7 I got board. S2 came yesterday, paid alittle more then most but didnt care cuz I knew this phone was that good. There were too many threads about clove and what not and them being on back order. Overseas Electonics has them in stock again I didnt care about price they are in IL, So even better.

Now my impressions. First nicest screen there ever was. You look at it and it just sucks you in...you cant help but marvel at how clear, how much contrast and how black the black is and how white the white is. Second Wifi is the fast wifi I ever used in a phone and we both know I haven;t had slouches for phones. It is so light its amazing, I don't mind how light it is my HD7 was heavy.

It is blazing fast, never slows down never bogs down and never crashes now matter what I do with it. Also I love gingerbread...alot of nice things about it compared to froyo and others.

Battery life sucks? I dont know what they are talking about or what they are doing with it. I have 2 push email servers with email going through it all day, multiple times stopping to play games, texting and 7-8 calls and im still at 64% and this was since 6am:eek: My HD2 would be dead by now and so would my HD7.

This phone is by far the best phone ever. Yes I am saying that. Nothing even comes close, there is no comparison I dont care what anyone says. I paid 850 shipped over night and I would pay $1000 for this phone. Oh and guess what I'm running on t-mobile so guess what I'm stuck with edge and I still dont care. Web browsing is almost as fast as my 3g HD7 when on edge just due to the power that the S2 has. Besides just about everywhere I am has WIFI anyway...did I mention how fast the WIFI was?:D
[Galaxy S II General] αкαѕнα:
good for you :D

I have to admit my HTC Desire HD with sense has somehow a better feeling, but regardless of that and based on a lot of other stuff i would not go back ^^

I love this phone to <3
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
Hello, my name is Tommy.

I like your new 3.1 update. Everything runs sweet.

However, you changed some things, one in particular I am upset with. Its in your YouTube app. You seem to have changed the controls with play/pause/restart. Restart now is the forced control for when a video ends. Basically my issue is that when I just streamed a video and it ends, I can not rewind to any part of the video and hit play, because the button only displays restart. Now with me basically surviving off of the verizon network for my xoom, this has become an issue. Especially with longer HD videos. I don't understand why a video just streamed can't maintain its data for long enough that it can't be played again without restreaming it, especially since I've been doing it since I bought my Xoom on launch day. Any thoughts you might put towards this issue would be greatly appreciated by me.

Thank you.

Now where should I send this? If you agree, please help me and send one also.
[Xoom General] MrGinger:
+1 frustrating that the buffer isn't cached locally for instant replay
[Xoom General] livinlifes2short:
At least you have a you tube app I can't even download it to my xoom does not give the option to download or install
[Xoom General] jase33:
Try the amazon app store. I get stuff that does not show up in the market.

Sent from my Xoom
[Xoom General] poisike:
Don't download Youtube from Market, it's the phone version. If you already did, go to settings - all applications, find Youtube and click remove updates.

To fix the no youtube problem, go to settings - all applications, find Google Partner Setup and click Clear Cache, restart your Xoom and Youtube app will appear magically.

Hope this helps.
[Xoom General] livinlifes2short:
Ha sweet just did this and worked perfect! Plays so much better than on the website! Thanks
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] kkinger:
Hey guys I am looking for default Froyo with rooted. I need the odin files. Thanks for your help =D
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Good_Orion:
This what you're looking for?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1036193

PS - It was only on the second page of the dev section...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rengift:
in the advertisement, it's said that the talking hour is 18 hours. it's one of the main reason to buy this device. but it turns out to be ridiculous that the battery is not even as good as an iphone4 which has only 7 hours talktime. it makes me a bit disappointed. is it a common situation for sgs2 or just my phone
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Intratech:
I think mine is retangular.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
Underclocking to a lower speed seems to do the trick with battery.

Am working on a nice app for this
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stillbrad:
Best battery life of any smartphone with a 4.3 inch screen, bar none I don't care what anyone says. Most who talk crap about the battery never used a 4.3 inch phone, period.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ph00ny:
better than my sgs1 with 4" display. Better than any smartphone i've ever owned and i've had many since my first smartphone (at&t branded 8525)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rengift:
mine can last for 6 to 7 hours' use, can you imagine that the device has 18 hours talking time? the battery is not that bad, but i dont see the honesty from the manufacturer
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falconeight:
Better than my iPhone
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rocketpaul:
A lot better than my sgs 1
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidguy7:
Hi,

First – thanks to all the developers and people who write those step-by-step posts.

I followed the CM7 threads ans got my Nook successfully Gingerbreaded.

Everything (but Netflix and video playback) works well. And then I had to go and enable the lock screen (well, I do have some private data on the Nook now).

But even though I'm 100% sure I keyed in the right pin, the Nook would not unlock after a reboot. I keyed it in twice to set it, and then tested it one more time, so I know that I have the right pin. But no I can't get in.

I’m hoping there’s a simple “D’oh” solution to this. And if not, an ADB hack or something. I’d hate to start from scratch for this.

Please help!

Thanks,

Guy
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bertaf:
Gingerbread rooted Nook Color - problem using OverDrive Media Console

I am running a rooted Nook Color - I used ClockworkMod Recovery,

CM7 & Google Apps Pack to get to a nimble running Gingerbread version.

However, when I attempt to open a public library book. I get a request for id information. I enter it but the device is not recognized.

I had used OverDrive Media Consol prior to rooting I was able to authorize this device.

Anyone have a fix?

Thanks.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxcar8028:
dude, you just totally hijacked androidguy7 post... LOL :D
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxcar8028:
yeah, this reminds me of the time when I set my password late one night after some drinks and waking up the next morning not remembering the password. that sucks... lol :D

have you try to just re-flash a new nighty? wipe cache partition and dalvik but not data. if that doesn't work then you'll have to re-flash cm7 and apps. wipe cache, dalvik and data. all of your personal info and apps will be gone and you'll have to reinstall your apps
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] DKM119:
I was reading that "review" of the tablet on engadget and they say that the 16gb is gonna be $499 and the 32gb $599.

Is this accurate?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] PhxkinMassacre:
From what I have seen. Yes
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] yhzhrm:
I concur, those are the prices Samsung announced at CTIA for the wifi only version.

The GT 8.9 (early summer release) is priced $30 less the the GT 10.1.

However, Samsung may come out with a lower price to compete with the Transformer.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dnoyeb:
Some samsung exec was quoted saying 399$ at google io.... Oh how I hope thats the case.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Eclair~:
It's probably not.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] DKM119:
Yeah I remember reading that somewhere...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Ravynmagi:
I think the $400 price was a misunderstanding or a fabrication. Can't imagine they'll have any need to price it below $500.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dnoyeb:
In all reality, to get people like me's sale... I know its a nicer case / form factor / build quality than the transformer, but if the price is 100$ more... i'm going to have a hard time justifying that.

Not to mention they could take the ipad2 by storm by coming in 100$ less.

Either way I guess i'm going to wait until they actually hit the release date and not just preorder before I decide to go with this or the transformer...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
I disagree. Tablets in general are WAY overpriced right now. If you compare what you're getting compared to a similarly priced laptop.... smaller screen, slower CPU, no keyboard, less memory, fewer ports, less upgradability, less expensive software, the only thing you get in a tablet that you DON'T get in a typical laptop is a touchscreen. A tablet is going to cost much less to produce than a similarly priced laptop. The only reason they sell them for what they do is because they can, due to the current state of the tablet market. In another year or two, we will all be embarrassed for what we paid for these.

But if you look at the market, probably the biggest competition for the Samsung is the Transformer. It's $400, has a microSD slot, HDMI port, and an optional keyboard that turns it into a netbook with extended battery life and additional ports. The only significant advantage the Samsung has is the form factor: it's about 3/16 of an inch thinner. Whether or not the slimmer sexier design is worth the trade-off in the extra features the Transformer offers is going to be up to the needs of the individual. But losing those features AND paying 25% more, just to get something a little slimmer? That's pushing it. The Transformer is a much better comparison than the Ipad2, because there's no logic in what people will pay for an Apple product. The Gtab is not an Apple.

The only reason I'm still following the Gtab is because of the $400 rumor. If it ends up sticking to the $500 price previously announced, I'll stick with my current Transformer pre-order. In another year or so, they will probably all be at least as svelt as the Gtab, they'll be twice as fast, they'll be running Ice Cream Sandwich, maybe have better screens, more ports, etc, and probably be cheaper. That $100 savings makes it much easier to justify upgrading when this market truly gets competitive.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] gogol:
I disagree, I don't think we can compare toe to toe with laptop like that.

x86 tech vs ARM tech is completely different.

1GB RAM for x86 vs 1GB RAM for ARM should not be the same.

And the touch screen itself can be the deciding factor on the price!

Also the screen technology, IPS display, PLS display, TFT, SLCD ... Gorilla Glass, King Kong glass, etc.

You should know that high end screen tech like IPS and PLS are expensive!

Try to make a laptop with that spec :P
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Ravynmagi:
This is the premium we've always paid for miniaturization. Some people will give the same argument about laptops over desktops. There is always the price to pay to make things smaller, lighter, and more portable.

Also while the hardware specs are lower, the software requirements are also lower.

The Transformer is a cool tablet. I did enjoy it. But in my eyes it has a lot of small flaws and quality issues. But probably worst is I didn't care for it's form factor and overall design. Too wide, ugly bezel, crap speakers in poor position. The microSD, mini HDMI, and keyboard dock together just doesn't quite make up for all the other problems I had with the Transformer.

Form factor is huge. I have to hold this thing in my hands and may do it for two or three hours at a time. It's got to be something I want to hold. The Transformer was certainly lighter than the Xoom. But it still wasn't something I was all that crazy about holding.

The Galaxy Tab went up for pre-order at jr.com for $500-$600, so I think the rumor is dead.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
I agree. x86 is going to be more expensive, especially once you consider they typically come with a heatsink/fan, and often require a separate video processor.

RAM is RAM. But it's more expensive in a laptop because they typically have more, and they are typically in a slot with an access panel, etc., rather than directly soldered on the main board.

You think a capacitive touchscreen costs significantly more to produce than a mechanical keyboard + touchpad?

[/quote]Also the screen technology, IPS display, PLS display, TFT, SLCD ... Gorilla Glass, King Kong glass, etc. You should know that high end screen tech like IPS and PLS are expensive!

Try to make a laptop with that spec :P[/QUOTE]

There are laptops with IPS screens already. Even on the ones that don't, a typical laptop is going to have around 50% more screen area, or more. That's likely going to more than offset any product cost difference in screen technologies. And glass?!? Do you really think a small sheet of gorrilla glass is expensive, when buying 100k of them? These things you list are fairly trivial when you compare the cost to manufacture something that is mechanically much more complex, with removable hard drives, upgradable memory, removable batteries, active cooling systems, etc.

But we'll see where the prices of tablets go over the next couple of years, vs. laptops. ;-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
I agree with this to an extent, but in the case of a tablet, it is a fairly monolithic device. It can cost more to make something mechanically complex smaller, but a tablet can be produced cheaper than a laptop, because it's just a sandwich of mostly immobile components. They will retain a premium until competition ramps up, and the price starts to be dictated by how cheap they can produce them while still making a profit, rather than what they can sell them for just because there's suddenly a huge demand for them.

Understood. But that doesn't change the fact that a much more complex CPU costs more to produce than a simple one. And Honeycomb costs lest than Windows 7. ;-)

Yes, I don't discount that. But some have claimed great build quality with their transformers. So it seems more of an issue of quality control, rather than inherent component quality. That could simply be an issue of Asus trying to push these out as fast as they can right now. They KNOW the clock is ticking. Competition is right on their heels. They're trying to sell as many as they can while they have a relatively captive audience. Right now, they are going for MSRP, or more. I don't know about you, but I rarely pay MSRP on consumer electronic devices. If it's not at least 25% below MSRP, I don't feel like I'm getting a good deal. And you can bet these will quickly get to 25% below, and even lower, as competition ramps up. Everyone is trying to sell these as fast as they can while they can still enjoy that premium. We can't yet say Samsung won't also have some issues in the beginning.

Yes, I understand, which is exactly why I was waiting to see where the Samsung price fell. I too would like something slimmer, I just don't think it's prudent for me to pay $100 more for it at this stage in the market. Tegra3 is supposed to come out this fall, Samsung has already shown prototypes of 2560x1600 superbright 10.1" displays.... this market is in the infant stage, and will likely mature a lot over the next couple of years. It seems more wise for ME to be frugal at this point, because I'll likely want to upgrade in a year or so.

And look at the size of the Viewsonic before that. These things have evolved very quickly over the past 6 months. Samsung's tablet got downsized before it even got released!

Yep. There's still a chance it'll come down by the time it gets released, but I agree that it's not looking good. But no problem, I'll make due with the Transformer and be $100 ahead when I start looking at the G2 devices. :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] gogol:
Yes, otherwise all laptops will have (capacitive) touchscreen, nicer IPS/PLS screen, Gorilla glass, etc.

Sure, when the tablet is becoming more popular, adapted by more people. Price will go down. That's the basic of supply vs demand.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dscline:
Laptops don't have Gorilla Glass because they don't need it, though some do have IPS screens. You can also find some with touchscreens, but if you read the reviews, you find that many don't consider it much of an advantage, because it's awkward switching from keyboard input to touchscreen. Reviews of the Transformer have touched on this, saying they're glad it has a touchpad, because that makes more sense when using a keyboard. These items just aren't as important on a laptop.

And that's been my whole point. Tablets cost what they cost because of supply/demand, not because they are expensive to make. If I were smart, I wouldn't buy ANY tablet until the market has had a chance to stablize. It's brand new right now, and is going through higher than normal evolution. But if I'm not going to be smart, and instead pay the supply/demand premium for something I'll likely want to replace in a year or so, it's at least a little less dumb to get the more valuable choice, as opposed to the sexier but more expensive choice. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] yhzhrm:
Early adopters are always going to pay a premiumn price if they want to use leading edge products. I do not belive it is a supply and demand related. It is simply a new product and companies are trying to recoup their R&D costs.

Same thing happened several years ago with HDTV's were launched. Yes, LCD rear projection HDTV's were the leading edge ($4,500). Today some five - six years later an LED HDTV ($1600).

We all know whatever electronics we buy today it will be faster and cheaper the following year. So, one can always sit on the fence and wait until the next best thing comes along. ;-) or take the plunge when you are comfortable with the price.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wdustin1:
I cant agree with the whole new technology thing. what doesn't make sense Is that smartphones have been around for a long time now yet my captivate no contract cost 599 its not new technology just better

Sent from my captivate BLAZING on firefly 3.0
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dazz87:
10.1 16gb for 500 without sd slot and no hdmi port = failure.