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[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jhanford:
Personally, I'm loving the ESC Hacker's Keyboard (https://market.android.com/details?id=app-org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard) as it has arrow keys, multi-touch (hold shift and 4 to get $), as well as Ctrl which can help when navigating forms on web pages.

It also has a fuller predictive selection (especially in landscape) Wichita would be familiar to anyone who's used the Gingerbread keyboard on their phone.

Sent from my rooted ASUS Transformer running PRIME 1.4
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] josephislee:
Thumb keyboard. By far the best keyboard on TF imo.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Baconstrip:
i don't know that I could ever use a keyboard that doesn't have a layout like thumb keyboard on my tablet. I don't think anything could match the sheer speed of typing with two thumbs on such a giant touchscreen..
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] wooties:
Cool keyboard, (the Hacker one).

But I have to add my voice to the Thumb Keyboard crowd. This keyboard delivers beyond any other IMO.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.beansoft.keyboardplus&feature=search_result
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jhanford:
I agree that the thumb keyboard is great when hold the device, however I currently have it lying flat on my desk and the hacker keyboard is much more natural in this setting.

Sent from my rooted ASUS Transformer running PRIME 1.4
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] yohanpra:
Thumb keyboard all the way
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Canadoc:
Ditto it is the best as far as predictions and error corrections as well as ease of typing on a tablet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] akshayc1111:
thumb keyboard when in hand, hacker for when on table
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jhanford:
Yeah I'm with you on that. I got the keyboard dock now, and I'm finding I use the device differently than before. More like a netbook. So physical keyboard primarily, thumb keyboard when undocked.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] kuobob:
I'm currently using swype beta for honeycomb right now.

I don't want to pay for thumb keyboard, and swyping is much easier and faster for me compared to typing with my thumbs.

The re-sizable feature is also really nice when browsing the web.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] zephiK:
smart keyboard pro
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] caseym:
I agree. Thumb Keyboard is awesome and well worth the money. I'm also using the new Swype beta (just downloaded it today). I love the fact that you can minimize the size of it on the screen...very nice!

I actually really like stock honeycomb keyboard too...I use it when device is lying flat.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] betadan:
i have to say I am quite impressed with swype. The compact mode is awesome.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] georgica81:
bringing this subject back on the table... so, which is the keyboard you prefer? I'd like something that works fine with "MyCloud" (splashtop) (some of them don't input very nice - big lags - i suspect the autocorrect is interfering). also having the option to split the keyboard (something like thumb keyboard), also having the windows keys (ctrl, alt, esc, tab etc.). also word suggestion should not add a space after selecting the word. and eventually free :D

i tried A.I.type Keyboard Free (https://market.android.com/details?id=com.aitype.android&feature=search_result) - interesting, but works bad with splashtop (and i think it adds a space after the suggested word).

another one was Tablet Keyboard Free (https://market.android.com/details?id=com.prettyeasy.tabletkeyboard.free&feature=search_result) - i think it was a bit to large for my taste.

MultiLing Keyboard (https://market.android.com/details?...=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5rbHllLmltZS5sYXRpbiJd) was ok, but I don't remember why I didn't install it anymore.

so, what do you use?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] tm2011:
I use SwiftKey Tablet X, it has the option to split the keyboard and a couple of other useful features. I use Splashtop and a couple of other "remote control" apps ssh etc and I don't see any lags or any other problems.

Sorry for my english.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] georgica81:
i'll try that too.

I reinstalled Honso and I remembered what i didn't like - even in split mode the inside keys are still too far to be reached by my thumb easily. I also made AItype work ok in splashtop (disabled all word predictions and corrections), but their arrows don't work in any app that I tried to use. with honso arrows work fine, tab works fine even in splashtop.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] infazzdar:
Thumb Keyboard has the best usability and customization options of any Android keyboard, be it phone or tablet, that I've used.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] combat goofwing:
+1 for thumb keyboard ideal for the tablet on its own and very customizable

DESIRE HD using ER3BUS ASUS TRANSFORMER on KRAKD
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] moondoggeh:
SlideIT Keyboard PRO

the best of the paid/unpaid i tried.... i will look into the hacker keyboard ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] brattesani:
thumbkeyboard or nothing! I like how it has programmable macro buttons
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chan_max:
seems quite few for sprint tab? thx!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delly47:
whats the best custom kernel right now?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aerospyke:
that is a very personal question, dpends on what you want in it. Personally I love the romkitchen, gives me the choices of what i want to put in it and why, rather than being restricted... just me though
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aerospyke:
I don't know if I am now splitting hairs or it is what you meant... my response was in for a ROM not a kernel per se... sorry
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delly47:
thats fine,

I guess what I wanted has for someone to lay out the options with pros and cons.

I have always just used hardcore's speedmod
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
This one is for the ladies (and guys if pink is your thing)...here's the original, the designer, deadlyescape, did a great job! I had to do quite a bit of tweaking though to make it work on the Atrix...

Download:

v1.1 -> PrettyInPinkv1.1-Atrix.zip

v1.0 -> PrettyInPinkv1.0-Atrix.zip

Add Ons:

PrettyInPink Icon Pack

Instructions:

1) Boot into CWM.

2) Apply PrettyInPinkv1.0-Atrix.zip

3) Reboot

The theme was ported over the Gingerblur 4.5 framework. I highly recommend installing over gingerblur for a better user experience, however it should work well over other p-roms or stock. You must be deodexed for it to work properly.

If you like this theme, please consider donating to the original designer, and if you appreciate my effort, feel free to leave me a tip :cool:

Disclaimer:

I am not responsible for any "bricking" that may happen to your device. I have only tested it on my phone only.

Screenshots

Boot Animation Reccomendation:

Android Factory... w/ Sound! (Pink Version)

Changelog:

- v1.1:

- Updated Services (Hoping this will fix the issue some are having with the fingerprint scanner not responding)

- Added Reboot Option (For those who are not running any p-roms)

- v1.0:

- Initial Release (See Screenshots)

Please let me know:

- Your Opinion

- Your Suggestions

- About Existing Glitches

Restore:

Atrix OriginalFonts.zip - This will restore the original system fonts should you ever want to go back to stock. Flash in CWM.

Credits:

- Original Designer

- shoux - 1% Battery Mod

- olieebur (Used the Xperia Arc CWM Zip)

- kennethpenn (GingerBlur and GreyBlur)

- Ririal (Gladroot and GaldiAtrix)

- tenfar (CWM Recovery)
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
Added a pink color for the Android Factory Boot Animation to match this theme!
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] schwann:
Could you make a blue or orange version of this?
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] BravoMotorola:
Woah thats a nice theme;)
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] mscott998:
Look for steel blue for the blue version and there is also one called tangurine that is the orangish theme
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
I have tried to apply this over 4.5 a crap load of times and it always aborts any ideas? ?

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
Just tried it again...works fine for me...try installing from the internal sd card, i find that installing from the external does not always work...
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
That's what I have it in my internal

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
Hmm ok, make sure your using the latest CWM recovery...
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
Wouldn't the newest already be in 4.5??

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
Yes, it should be...very strange it doesn't work for you...i'll be posting an update in a few mins...you can try that one and see if it works...
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
Thank you I will let you know. Yes it us strange all the other themes have worked weird lol

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
No work : (

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] tonecreationz:
That sucks!...i will try to work on an alternate install method...
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] AndreaCristiano:
Yea this sucks. It doesn't make any sense either. I just had honeyglow on.my atrix but.removed it because it was messing with my battery. I had many on before that and now this one wont instal doesnt make any sense

sent from my gingerblur v4.5 atrix with motokeyboard
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] againareku:
Have you worked anymore on the fingerprint sensor and reboot option?

I am using nottach's pink theme for 4.5.9.1 over stock rooted non deodexed rom and it is working very quickly and looks great

but yours looks a little better with the pink sliders on the lock menu and more shading on notifications area..

only thing that is stopping me is the fingerprint sensor

let me know.
[EVO 4G General] Flip35:
Does anybody knows if i updated my evo fr froyo 2.2 to 2.3 gb, how can I get it back to froyo cuz I want to rooted
[EVO 4G General] k2buckley:
I just copied and pasted this out of the other thread you started... Unless your bootloader shows S-off, there is nothing you can do. If it's S-on, you just have to wait for a new exploit.

From what I posted in your other thread.........

If the phone has never been rooted before, then you are going to be S-on. Since you have the new bootloader, AND you have S-on, there is nothing you can do to root the phone at this time. You cannot downgrade to 2.2, you cannot downgrade the bootloader. The only thing you'll be able to do is wait until someone figures out how to get S off on the new bootloader, or if someone figures out a way to downgrade the bootloader. The only way you can downgrade back to 2.2, is if the bootloader is S off. Also, if the bootloader was S off, downgrading to froyo to 'reroot' is a complete waste of time. All you need to do is flash a PC36IMG of a recovery image, and then use that recovery to flash a new rom. That's it. Anything more than that is a total waste of time, and a bunch of steps that don't need to be taken.

So, unfortunately, all you can do is wait until someone figures out a way around the new bootloader.

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[Fascinate General] kpark67:
I know it's not a real 4g but t-mobile uses HSPA+ 21Mbps and sell it as a 4g.

And all I know is gsm version of sgs2 comes with HSPA+ 21Mbps.

So probably verizion version would be 3g but t-mobile version would be 4g out of the box? Just out of curiosity. :confused:
[Fascinate General] saps:
Frankly no one knows, just guessing and speculation now
[Fascinate General] kpark67:
I know it's just guessing and speculation now. But let's say sgs2 is already out in Europe and Korea and there is a rumor that sprint would roll out their version of sgs2 as early as end of next month. And there are news reports that samsung would roll out sgs2 lte (1.7gh snapdragon) on September in Korea. These mean if verizon rolls out sgs2 before September it would be definitely 3g. And if t-mo rolls out same sgs2 around that time frame (although it's gsm) they gonna sell that same phone as 4g(also it would be a lot faster than verizon's 3g). And for at&t they could use HSPA+(not sure). So if verizon rolls out sgs2 before September it cannot compete with t-mo or at&t variant. If verizon wants to compete with t-mo or at&t (probably they gonna advertise sgs2 as 4g) verizon should wait till sgs2 lte would come out.

So My guess is we gotta wait till late September or later for lte version.
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
Until someone has the production ready device in hand and can examine the hardware, or Samsung/VZW release the product specs, there is nothing definite. Even if one could get ahold of pre-release software/firmware, there would be nothing that confirm nothing, just show you want pre-production models are using. So, if you want to continue speculation, the SGS2 will show up and make you 3 square meals a day, clean your house, teleport you to work, and shoot out rainbows and unicorns when you're feeling blue. Until actual device specs come out, it's anyone's guess as to what the SGS2 will be like on VZW.
[Fascinate General] kpark67:
I understand what you mean, sir.

I'm just curious. When I saw the spec of sgs2 I saw HSPA+ 21m. That means if t-mo release sgs2 now they could brand it as a 4G device. On the other hand if verizon rolls out sgs2 now they can not claim it as a 4G device. What I mean is if that is the case there should be some impact for pricing the device, especially droid charge cost $300 which isn't big difference from fascinate except samoled+ & lte modem. We'll see when it comes out.
[Fascinate General] Kevin Gossett:
VZW wouldn't be releasing the same device as T-Mobile anyways, because of GSM vs. CDMA. So who's to say that VZW wouldn't put in an LTE radio in their version now? The 10.1 Tab will be LTE on VZW in July and has the same slim form factor. I don't see why they wouldn't do the same for the SGS II
[Fascinate General] kpark67:
You're right. T-mo and verizon use different tech(gsm vs cdma) but when galaxy s variants came out on big 4 they all have almost identical spec. So I just guess that would happen again for sgs2. Also samsung can put lte modem for function(verizon). But news release in Korea indicate samsung release first lte version of sgs2 for Korean market on september. Even if samsung could make lte version of sgs2 before september then what about the droid charge? if verizon release function with lte within a few months it's gonna go over $350 with 2 yr contract cause charge is $300.

Anyway it's gonna be very interesting.
[Fascinate General] Kevin Gossett:
I would think if anything, the Charge would drop in price and the SGS II would take it's place, price-wise
[Fascinate General] kpark67:
Yep. That would make sense.

l just hope it would stay within price range I can afford.
[Fascinate General] landshark68:
ummm....When Galaxy S series was released, Sprint version was the Epic4G and the only one with a slide out keyboard
[Fascinate General] bswright:
Google Samsung Function. There is a speculated spec sheet right on top. Also includes pics.
[Fascinate General] Falcyn:
There were some other differences, too. The Fascinate and Epic had camera flashes while the others didn't, and the Fascinate has 25% less RAM.

The Fascinate also came out nearly 2 months after T-Mobile's Vibrant. Long story short, what other carriers do or don't do is completely irrelevant to us.
[Fascinate General] kpark67:
As long as I remember all 4 variants of galaxy s fo US market have 512mb ram. What I remember is system info (quadrant) on captivate shows around 340mb something which is almost same as fascinate.
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
The Fascinate has just as much RAM as all the other SGS phones...
[Fascinate General] MattRussNC:
With the latest roms available I would easily be satisfied with the fascinate for another two years if only it had a little more ram. Ram is really my only complaint at all with this phone.

XDA Prem app Running UKB w PBJ
[Fascinate General] GoogleAndroid:
At first I was thinking 3G since they couldn't fit an LTE radio. But they managed to squeeze one in the 8.6mm GTab 10.1, so maybe they can here too. Even if they have to make it 8.6mm thin, I won't care, it'll be an awesome device. Unless Verizon Bings this one.
[Fascinate General] Kamar234:
It would be nice, but it would call for some heavy duty changes by Samsung engineering wise. Have you noticed the sheer size of the lte phones? The whole lte system doesn't have the whole system on a chip it and it requires two separate radios, which is why it allows talk and surfing. This would make the galaxy s2 pretty huge unless Samsung has created an lte system on a chip for this phone.
[Fascinate General] bswright:
According to the leaked rumored spec sheet, 4G will be included. Here is the link below.

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-Function_id5535
[General Questions and Answers] Dabary:
Hi guys,

I am newbie to Android smartphones and tablets modding/hacking/ROMdeveloping and I am looking for the correct starting in this experience to optimize my learning curve.

What device should I pick? I am looking for the best compromise between these different factors:

-Large community support availability

-Hacking easiness (meaning a device most open as possible)

-Detailed guides availability

...

Every single advice is appreciated.

Regards
[General Questions and Answers] Dabary:
Okay, let's reformulate the problem differently.

Which devices has best community support on xda developers?

A thread in our forum stated that Samsung fascinate has good community support. Could that device be an appropriate starting point?

I appreciate your help xda developers!
[General Questions and Answers] k_nivesout:
It depends on what carrier you're gonna go with. The sprint evo probably has the largest community, looks like the evo 3d will be pretty big too. Not really sure about at&t and T-Mobile. Verizon hasn't had much lately that's been big, the original incredible has a pretty sizeable community, looks like the thunderbolt isn't bad either. Currently the phone to beat is the Samsung galaxy s2, it can only be used on at&t currently but should be coming to all carriers on the next couple months.
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
No money, i would recommend the sgs and if you have money to spend the sgs2.

Both are awesome devices with a huge and active community behind them.
[General Questions and Answers] Dabary:
I appreciate your help K_nivesout and Dark3n.

I gonna process this choices and come back to comment on them and choose one.

Probably this experience would help some people in the future
[Samsung Infuse 4G] vagelis:
Here:

http://www.otterbox.com/Samsung-Inf...color=20&start=1&cgid=samsung-infuse-4g-cases

Your Phone Protected by a Tank

No ETA yet, but when OtterBox posts on their site, that usually means: within a month.

I prefer the Commuter Case Series personally, but this is a positive start :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tankmorph:
I hate cases like this one that make the front edge go right up to the screen. It can make it difficult to use the outer edges of the touchscreen. At least with my fat fingers.

I do realize these otterbox cases are very rugged, though.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rjan22:
Morph a diet would be a great idea so you can use it :p
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tankmorph:
:p

:eek:

/10char
[Samsung Infuse 4G] apallohadas:
Big fan of OtterBox. My HD2 holster broke at the belt clip, and they have a new holster/clip on the way to me now.

Too bad I upgraded to an Infuse.

Since there's currently no Infuse case, I have a Ballistic HC on the way.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rblankman:
Ballistic case

I bounght the ballistic case from ATT. my account gets 40% off, so it was normal price them LOL
[Samsung Infuse 4G] P1 Wookie:
I loved the OtterBox cases on my iPhones. Yeah they do add bulk but working around a warehouse it's good to have. Was gonna get the Ballistic case but I have read that the buttons don't line up well, and I've already had good experiences with the OtterBox, so I believe I shall wait it out.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bluetoothless:
I'm on my second Ballistic HC case. Per Ballistic I swapped it out at AT&T store where purchased. The second unit lined up better, but when I push power button to turn off screen it causes volume buttons to compress. Hanging onto it until Otterbox available.

Infusion of Android
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rjan22:
Yeah I bought ballistic too, but the plastic side is slippery to my hands so I returned it for pop case white, side is rubber and inside so I'm liking it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bluetoothless:
Hoping Otterbox is somehow, possibly smaller/more ergonomic than Ballistic HC.

Infusion of Android
[Samsung Infuse 4G] P1 Wookie:
If it's like the iPhone cases it will be. But you gotta keep in mind, you are putting a case like that on a phone that has a 4.5" screen. It's gonna have some bulk to it. My iPhone 4 I had before felt sooooooo tiny when I would take the case off, lol.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bluetoothless:
Several coworkers have Inspires/Evos in Defenders and despite having only 0.2" smaller screens their devices and holsters seem considerably smaller. They raz me often about tv on my hip since we have to have shirts tucked.

Infusion of Android
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Blackberrynomore:
Having the same issues with the Ballistic case I bought with my new InFuse. I like the case as it allows me to wear the phone but the inner case sucks and does not allow good use of the power/volume buttons. I have lost volume and phone calls because of the stupid case. I am gonna wait until someone else comes out with a better case that I can wear on my hip. I will say that the case seems very rugged and you can easily drop the phone without worrying that it will get trashed.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] P1 Wookie:
I would drop my iPhone on concrete floors without the phone being phased one bit. OtterBox cases are very nice.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bluetoothless:
Seriously....what's the hold-up? Amazon and other sites said inventory shipping to them on 6/29?

ANDROID INFUSION
[Samsung Infuse 4G] P1 Wookie:
OtterBox does not put a release date on their cases. They make them available when they are ready.