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[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Blayz:
^^ i was gonna ask if using shift/arrows to highlight and then copy, cut, and paste didnt work... i dont have the transformer yet so i can't comment on actual use of the tablet but i know when using a laptop(full laptop not even a netbook) i do quite a bit of copying, cutting, and pasting with the keys/arrows instead of trying to use the touchpad

for me its easier to just hit shift, push down arrow a few times, ctrl+c or x, then either scroll to or mouse click when i want to paste and hit ctrl+v

guess i'll find out in a week or two when i get my pad, but i dont see how copy/paste issues stop it from being a viable netbook if you can use the keys

and the added benefit of being able to charge a phone from the dock without killing your tablet battery is nice especially if you have a phone that you can use as a hotspot, who needs 3g/4g netbooks when your phone does that for you and now can easily remained charged
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] findmike:
Not to disagree with the op but this is a tablet and it's good at being a tablet. No matter what you plug into it or software you install on it - it is what it is. With that said, I leverage what it is as best I can. It's not designed to replace my computer but it sure the heck can remote into my computer and when I have the keyboard attached it's not as good as a netbook, it's far and away better. I can type, watch movies, edit pictures, pop off emails, whatever I need or want to do. If you can find a netbook with a 1280 x 800 IPS display that will provide you with full multimedia remote desktop connection, more power to you... of course, good luck holding the netbook sideways to read a magazine on it and come chat with me after a few hours pass and ask me how my battery life is doing.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] tekkitan:
Actually it's SD storage (which I believe you can purchase up to 64gb), though you can use MicroSD with an adapter.

I got my dock and I don't see myself using it that much either. I do want it for when I travel instead of taking along a laptop and I can use the SD card reader to offload pictures from my Nikon.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dmarden:
Man, I just got the dock today and I love this thing... it works really really well.

Very very pleased overall.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] 4dthinker:
I've only had the keyboard a few days, and realize there are several shortcuts I'll need to learn to eliminate needing to touch the screen. I couldn't figure out how to scroll down a long web page until someone mentioned using two-finger swipe on the touchpad. I spent 20 minutes just trying to figure out what all the top-row keys do. There really SHOULD be a detailed user manual with all these tips in it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] transceiver:
On a roadtrip, take the dock and you got like 60 hours of music playback (screen off mostly, airplane mode).
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] shotto:
Just okay for me, the keyboard itself is excellent the feel of the keys and the solid build quality plus USB and SD..... but the battery life on mine is terrible! I'm certainly not regretting buying it, but I hope there is a fix on the way to stop the battery draining like a tap.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Lord Norin:
Which Battery Apps are you using to verify the battery level in the dock?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] corwinmortac:
Just got my dock and am absolutly loving it...this is by far the coolest accessory i could ever get for it. Wow this is gonna be slick in meetings :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] 4dthinker:
I'm a big fan of both the tablet and the keyboard dock. Asus did a great job here. Takes a bit of time to get used to the dock, as it did to figure out the details of Honeycomb.

I posted a mini-review with high-res photos on my blog. Click on any photo to enlarge it. I didn't even realize the speakers were on the side until I saw perforations close-up in a photo I took. Still barely notice them with my bare eyes. Links:

Tablet review.

Dock review.

4D
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] TheDeadCPU:
I love the keyboard dock, it's awesomesauce. Worth the extra $100

Though, the sapcebar on it is a bit wonky.. I need to hit thecenter of it for it to work, kinda annoying..

Sendt via a BROWSER on my Transformer.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] samdiggy:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14539064

[APP] battery and dock widget [v1.0]
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] ryan stewart:
Mine arrived on monday but finally got home to play with it. The keyboard is small but they def maximized what they could do with such a small space and the build is stellar. I would say the build on the keyboard is better than the tablet. Hopefully i dont have the battery drain issue.

Its heavy, that is for sure. The keyboard is every bit as heavy as the tablet but that is to be expected given the battery. Its still as light or lighter than your average netbook and those dont have detachable touch screens and get over 10 hours of battery (hopefully close to 16).
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dbpaddler:
Yes. It's more tedious than in excel, but the advantages to the tf with dock outweigh carrying a tablet and travel notebook. And I actually like polaris over dtg. Just wish the keyboard had a more desktop feel in Polaris or dtg.

Why I can't paste a formula and have the appropriate cells fill in is beyond me.

And no to the recent apps. I asked that question long ago. Can't believe that is one shortcut they left off. That and the general apps button. Makes no sense if you still have to touch the screen or use the mouse. Maybe a long press on the home button could bring up recent apps.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Baker9999:
Got mine today. Really a great addition for this tablet. The touch pad is a bit sensitive. But nothing is perfect!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] uncorq:
I <3 the dock, and I love that I can pull the tablet off and walk out with it to my patio for convenience. I was already a serious netbook user and my BF with his Asus netbook is tempted by it more and more every day (I'm tanting him to become an android dev, he's done industrial embeded programming in the past for touchscreen systems) and I think he's really impressed with android overall.

I loved my original 7" Galaxy Tab and perversely I *kinda* miss the handheld "book" size of the 7 inch, but I have a buyer for that one, but the sheer utility of the keyboard dock is too damn wonderful.

Wish list:

-- Asus or aftermarket LONGER charging cable - I won't even care if its pricey I'm just forgetful when I travel and need spares

-- Keyboard: I wish the "lock" key wasn't right where I'm used to the [DEL] key on my other netbook. You should hear the cursing ;-)

-- The USB "flaps" take some getting used to, the BF has the Asus netbook and he swears by the covers for keeping the dust out, and seems to keep the design "thin".

Other Wish: that the OS would give choices about the "Internal" SDcard and be consistent with where it references the "Removable" sd. You'd think they'd create /mnt/sdcard1, /mnt/sdcard2, etc so that looking at where your downloads go / would prefer they go could be easier to switch around, etc in a more visible manner or a gui mount manager like ubuntu offers so you can keep track.

These are not all complaints, "wishes" - I'll learn to cope, and some of this might be Honeycomb that I'm confused by, not the device itself..

All told, I'm so in love with this thing I can hardly stand it. :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] ryan stewart:
Is it possible to turn off the prompt for the Asus keyboard when you attach the dock and have spell check enabled with the dock keyboard.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Azhad:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1118164

Inviato dal mio Milestone usando Tapatalk
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] ryan stewart:
Thanks, unfortunately not rooted yet (havent found a real reason like I did my phone) but if I decide to its good to have in the back pocket. I was hoping there was a "No, ASUS, I dont want to use your keyboard" button.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sabhain:
Hi All,

I have a 16GB TF .. and it's been very good so far. However, I'm having an issue that I think is probably simple .. but google & xda searches don't find anyone else with the same issue.

I want to use Skype over the tablet, but with a bluetooth headset. Using the TF with just the internal mic & speakers is pretty speakerphon-ish .. and I'd like to use a headset.

I have a couple of BT headsets (one of them 2.1 w/ EDR), and I can pair any / all of them to the TF. Problem is, the audio doesn't come through over the head set, and I don't know how to force it to.

The TF (now running 3.1) acknowledges that the headset is connected (to phone audio it says) .. but the only options in the configuration is to remove it.

What am I missing? I see reviews all over the place where folks are using the tablet to play movies in the car, and piping the audio out via BT? I think I must be missing a config step .. but can't find it.

Thanks for your help.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ryan stewart:
Im kind of in the same boat but I dont think honeycomb has a "phone audio" functionality. Only "media audio," which is what you would use when piping audio to external speakers.

its the same on the phone, those headsets only connect to mono phone audio so if I was playing a movie or music its silent. So for right now I think you are stuck until they figure out how to make specific apps recognize the phone audio device.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sabhain:
Makes some sense .. so it knows there's a "phone audio" aspect to things out there, but we don't have any way to force the Skype audio to be phone audio and not media.

So if I had a stereo headset, would the system work with it and pipe the audio out since it would recognize it as a media audio system?

Where does the mic fit in all of this?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jadescorpion:
I have a BT combination headset/headphones which I paired with the Transformer, and from testing it I can say the following:

1. The transformer paris with the device and recognizes both the "handsfree" and "media" profiles that the headphones support.

2. The "media" profile (also called A2DP, stereo bluetooth, etc) works fine. I have listened to music in stereo though them and all of the controls like play/pause and previous/next work properly. If you want to listen to movies, music, or whatever else you should be fine.

3. I can hear Skype through the headphones, but testing revealed that Skype is using the Transformer's build in microphone rather than the one in my headphoens. It also doesn't respond to the call button. Thus, it seems to be using the "media" profile to deliver sound.

So, even though the Transformer can clearly recognize handsfree profile, it either isn't passing it to apps or Skype isn't asking for it.

It looks like as long as you plan to be Skyping with the tablet infront of you, you can get almost the same functionality of a handsfree/headset by using a BT headphones instead. As long as you don't plan to leave the tablet in one room and talk in another you should be fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] maxwintrobe:
hey so i tried Super BT Mono Free Trial and it actually worked. thought it was Froyo only and reportedly broken with gingerbread.

using Samsung WEP450 paired "handsfree" profile, turned on Super BT Mono and to my surprise audio from music player routed to the BT headset. sound is crappy, and so far can't get audio from BeyondPod to the BT headset.

rooted 8.4.4.11 with netformer 1.5 OC 1.6 ghz and juwe11 ram profile.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] redninja007:
...

try jabra... coz jabra headset supports a2dp :) i had the same issues until i bought a jabra :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thing O Doom:
Good help :] but way to dig up a year old thread xDDD""
[Eee Pad Transformer General] redninja007:
hehehehe

hahaha just wanna keep answering those unanswered questions :) coz before i couldnt post here and i see a lot of questions left unanswered and i know how it feels :) just like to help out in anyway :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] xamilek555:
Hi all!

Few days ago i bought a this gelaskin http://gelaskins.com/store/skins/phones/Galaxy_S_Vibrant_Intl/Bookshelf and I was wondering about some theme for cm7 which fits to this gelaskin. It don't have to be something spectatular, only some mods of status bar and setting. I'm using LauncherPro instead of adw so i don't want any mods of adw in theme.

I'll be thankful for it and mayby someone else will use it too :)

If it's easeier, it can be MIUI theme because I can change ROM to MIUI :)

(sorry for my engilsh)
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
hi guys,

pls help me out here. i have a t mobile htc hd2 running energy rom. with some third party applications. it was working fine until i plugged it to a previously unused power supply to charge. as it started to charge the battery suddenly the phone went blank. no response at all. charging indicator was also not working. i tried removing the battery, soft reset button and hard reset too. but nothing worked. so i took the phone to a shop and they tell me it needs a "boot repair" which costs 90usd. my queries are these.

1. what is a boot repair? is it a hardware problem or a software problem?

2. why did this happen? is it because of a power supply error? is it due to the custom rom or applications i m using?

3. is this a known issue with the hd2?

4. how can i prevent this from happening again?

thanks
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
A boot repair must be a JTAG cause that is what JTAG does for a device is reserect the SPL or what is know as the bootloader. The bootloader is what boots first when you power on your device and it boots up the hardware and software of the device. Plus to JTAG a device you have to totally remove the main board from the device. So you see a "boot repair" is part a hardware repair and part a software repair because it is the software that allows the software to use the hardware.

I am not exactly sure why it happened, but I am sure it must have had something to do with the charger you plugged it into. I can pretty much assure you it had nothing to do with the ROM you was using. What makes me wonder though is sense it happen when you plugged it into a charger. You may need more than a JTAG as it might have fried your main board somehow.

The only known issue with bricking a T-Mobile HD2 is flashing a radio version of 2.04.50.xx, 2.05.50.xx, 2.06.50.xx, or any x.xx.51.xx radio will always brick a TMOUS. Also somehow letting the HD2 become disconnected from the USB cable while you are flashing a ROM or radio will cause a HD2 or most any device to become bricked.

As for preventing it from happening again I would pay attention to my above warnnings and also not use that charger again.

Also PM me and I can reffer aomeone that can JTAG your HD2 for $50 USD too. You would have to shipp your HD2 to them though, but the live in the US.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks. that enlightened me a lot. somebody told me that after the boot reapir their is increased risk of bricking the phone again. is that true? (he said its because the procedure involves somthing to do with writing the "bios" ) and is it safe to install the custom rom again?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Yes when you JTAG a HD2 you are doing something very similiar to rewritting the bios of a computer. But the HD2 does not have bios like a computet, someone please correct me if I am wrong with that statement. What you are actually doing when you JTAG a HD2 is rewritting the SPL or as the RiffBox software calls it "reserect the SPL".

Now as far as I know thos does not make your HD2 any more suseptable to being bricked than before it was JTAGed. And yes you can still flash custom ROM, MAGLDR, or cLK but you will have to flash HSPL again before you flash any of them because JTAG will only rewrite stock SPL to the HD2.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks, but the problem is worse now. they say now that there is some kind of "short circuit" in the system and because of that they are unable to repair it. currently they have sent a mail to htc requesting for a map of the hd2 circuit or something.

what could i do? is there anything to do or is it better to get a new phone?
[HD2 General] ubejd:
Yes you are correct my br ... i use riff to fix - write boot repair... one correction Br it writes hspl 2.08 not stock spl im talking for riff
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Thanks for the info, I have never JTAGed a HD2 or any other device for that matter. I have though done a good bit of research on it and I thought it was a stock SPL. I learned something today. :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lie_ui:
Just a quick question for you all that have the keyboard dock already. Does it have a HDMI port? If it does, is it a full HDMI or mini HDMI?

I saw conflicting info posted in some places/on-line store. Some mentioned HDMI port in the keyboard dock spec. I guess there is none as there is a mini HDMI port already in the tablet itself.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richB7:
no hdmi of any sort on the dock
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnycreature:
The HDMI port is accessible when docked so it would be a waste of resources to duplicate the port. :-)

Sent from my TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neok44:
MINI-HDMI on the tablet itself

there is no HDMI on the dock.
[EVO 4G General] jonnythan:
I tried CM7. I disliked ADW and the rom felt overly bloated. It also had significant lag waking up to the lock screen.

I'm looking for the most basic barebones AOSP rom out there. What should I look for?
[EVO 4G General] neodorian:
I always just ran CM7 with Launcherpro and it wsa the fastest I've seen. I think there are a few out there without the optimizations that the CM team adds but I don't know that they would be any faster.
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
most stock would be omfg or evervolv. recommend trying salvagemod 1.2.1 though
[EVO 4G General] CheesyNutz:
Take a look in the development section... AND I have lol at the adw comment.. Anyways check out. Decks rom

from my phone duh
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
Adwex rules. If you want to dump the lag from adw, just change the drawer background setting to black.
[EVO 4G General] jm5503:
%100 Pure AOSP.....

Rom and Gapps w/ New Talk.apk:

http://www.mediafire.com/?p05q54839gjzt
[EVO 4G General] Cares:
Check out evodeck
[EVO 4G General] phatmanxxl:
I'd say omfg is about barebones as you can get, be decks is a great one to use too.
[EVO 4G General] sph33r:
I'm curious, what is bloated about CM7? I keep hearing this bloated statement in all the alternative AOSP ROM threads but what is this bloat?
[EVO 4G General] josh995:
OMGB is great, I love it. That's the rom I use when I'm craving some vanilla :)

Decks is also just as good. Both are basically as pure as you can get!!

And my battery life on both of these roms... excellent.
[EVO 4G General] cmdauria:
+1 on this. Decks rom is awesome. I still use version 1.0... It has been nothing but good for me. I went from flashing every other day or so, to at least 3 weeks now with this rom. I also use Tiamats 3.3.7 kernel. Awesome Battery life...(at least on my phone)
[EVO 4G General] jonnythan:
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
[EVO 4G General] jonnythan:
It just feels very heavy. It has settings and processes and customizations out the wazoo. Everywhere I looked in the rom it felt like there was special CM stuff. Which isn't that big of a deal, but the lockscreen lag made me want to throw my phone out the window sometimes.
[EVO 4G General] mikevillain:
Yeah, i know what you are saying about the bloated feeling of CM7. I also couldn't stand the lockscreen lag. That's the main reason I went back to Myn's Warm. I just started using Deck's rom a few days ago, and it is freaking awesome. Fast as hell, and feels so clean.
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
Decks rom is cm7 with a different launcher.
[EVO 4G General] MikeWjF:
Deck's rom is the best vanilla pure gingerbread i've used so far.
[EVO 4G General] Sry0fcr:
I usually use CM7 with ADW removed using Frank707's the flashable zips.

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-933517.html

Salvage is pretty good too I'm actually running 1.2.1 right now. I think I'm going to flash Deck's for a few days to see how it goes.
[EVO 4G General] Cares:
Not quite.
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
Yes
[EVO 4G General] theinternot:
I have been using savaged Zen for about a week and it is perfect. GPS locks instantly. 4g works. No adw.... stock gb launcher. No problems.

I wonder why this rom doesn't get more attention.
[EVO 4G General] sph33r:
Deck's is CM7 with all the wording changed. Most of the "bloat" from CM7 ends up in Deck's. That's not to say I don't like it, but it's almost a direct CM7 rip with a different launcher that claims to not be CM7 with a different launcher.

That's assuming "bloat" = features that make your smart phone feel like something more advanced than a Palm Treo. But.. apparently people don't like customization, they want plain jane AOSP. :confused:
[EVO 4G General] jm5503:
As far as people loving plain ole AOSP......me personally I love 100% stock AOSP......
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
thank you, I totally agree

I like Decks as well, but I cracked up when I loaded a theme and the "advanced" settings magically morphed into "Cyanogen" settings. If people used Root Explorer, they could remove Adw and add launcher 2 to get rid of this so called "bloat" which is a joke anyway.
[EVO 4G General] issafram:
what do you mean exactly? AOSP is Android.

i is confus-ed
[EVO 4G General] Sry0fcr:
Why didn't you post this before I flashed it? lol It really is CM7 with "CyanogenMod" removed from most places. After flashing the .zips I posted I'm pretty much already running this ROM. I'm flashing back in a few mins, I are dissappoint. If I'm wrong here someone please educate me about what's special about it?
[EVO 4G General] jm5503:
Flash the link I provided
[EVO 4G General] VenerKGB:
I've never understood this idea that CM7 is bloated and heavy. I've been running 7.0.3.1 for awhile now and it is the smoothest running ROM I've had on my phone. I was a Mynion for a long long time and I intend to go back when he drops something based on the latest 2.3 build but when I flashed from CM back to Myn's for a day I was missing the speed. Not benchmark speed but real world operational speed. Screens and menus appear so much more quickly than most other ROMS I run.

Different strokes for different folks I guess
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
i will, what is it?
[EVO 4G General] jm5503:
Lithid's Stock AOSP rom........2.3.4......I'm pretty sure that's what you're looking for......
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
it's small, 4g by any chance?
[EVO 4G General] lost_man10002:
From my understanding CM7 has all phone codes and languages and crap like news & weather app, render fx widgets, wallpapers, regular adw, etc....I love CM7 but I like Deck's slimmer Evo specific version of it...basically allows me to choose from jump what I have in my phone and it has all the stuff that CM nighties have...To each is own...what runs good on your might not run good on everyone elses phone...bottom line CM7 is da shiznik in whateva form
[EVO 4G General] v3rk:
according to the thread, no 4g.
[EVO 4G General] PhxkinMassacre:
Try the savaged-zen (mod) rom. The battery is terrific. Or try decks rom with the godmode v8 kernel its just as good if not better with the battery life
[EVO 4G General] jm5503:
Judging by the silence I'm guessing he's enjoying lithids rom......
[EVO 4G General] Rem3Dy:
Decks rom is CM7 don't be a blind noob.
[EVO 4G General] MrDrumngun:
CM7 is the best. Runs flawless. Any other ROMs people claim are better or just as good are rip off CM7 or had considerable help from the CM7 team. Best. Period.
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
exactly, which is why the fixxxer had to post it to begin with. If you need a changelog for the decks "betas", just head on over to the CM forum and search the nightlies