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[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
Logcat please.
[Galaxy S II General] rudolf895:
strangely its working now,

Here is the logcat just if you needed in case someone else had the problem

http://pastebin.com/2Yj30jws
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
Is there any info about flashing Pure gingerbread in our Sensations. Just got an T-Mobile US Sensation from my local Walmart. I love sense 3.0 but would really like to see how fast thing will bein Pure Ginger mode.

Sorry if it's been asked already. :o
[HTC Sensation] lightforce:
considering it has a locked bootloader. We cant get any roms on it yet lol
[HTC Sensation] redbullcat:
Clicky

Another clicky
[HTC Sensation] Paten:
I've been thinking about this as well. Since it is not possible to load custom roms yet, your only option is a launcher from the android market. There is actually an Android 2.3 Launcher available in the market for 99¢ which might improve performance since it would disable Sense. I don't know if that's the case for sure but it's only a buck so you might as well try it.
[HTC Sensation] digiholic:
We should just all add the vid to our sigs.
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
I now how to search. A**ho!e.:mad:

I just don't get it why you can't freaking ask a question anymore in these forum without being the noob of the day.:mad:

I know it's locked. Just freakin wondering if there will be one or being developed so that when HTC release the unlocked ROM or whatever variant it will come out to unlock our freakin Sensation.
[HTC Sensation] redbullcat:
Sorry. We just get so many of these threads that it's annoying :( No problem with you! It's a problem with the question! :)

To answer your question: we will almost certainly get pure Gingerbread once we have s-off :)
[HTC Sensation] xnifex:
lol done

/10 char
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
Sorry for my words as well. Let's move on. :o
[HTC Sensation] redbullcat:
Indeed! :)
[Droid X General] MarkPopkie:
I'm sure that I could piece together an answer for this question by sorting through several related questions... but I didn't find anything to exactly answer ALL of my queries. It would help to have plain answers so I don't screw this up... I'd like to get it done in one swift attempt.

I've been running the rooted .573 leak since the moment it came out. I have had no issues with it at all. It runs quickly (albeit a little hot) and I can't recall any crashes, other than browser app issues... but now that the DX2 is out and Gingerbread has hit the OG DX masses , I've lost interest in the new Blur appearance. I'd like to switch to Liberty GB and experience the customized way of life for a bit. I know that I need to download that donate toolbox app, but I've got some questions before I do that.

1) Do I need to SBF back to Froyo first or can I start from .573?

2) How much of the loading process does the app handle? Do I really have to do much at all? Some threads make it sound easy as pie.

3) Does Netflix work on Liberty GB?

Thanks for the help folks... I apologize if this info can be found elsewhere. As I said, I really did make an attempt to search around first.
[Droid X General] fritzboyle:
I have the exact same situation, and was hoping to not have to sbf back to froyo in order to get gb liberty
[Droid X General] Jmoney47:
SBF'ing is easier than flashing a rom, I don't understand why people are scared of it. You can pm me if you want a link to specific instructions for that.

To my knowledge, netflix does work.

The app should pretty much do everything for you
[Droid X General] MarkPopkie:
Thanks for the info... but I should've clarified in my original post - I am in no way "scared" of SBF'ing. I've done it in the past and had absolutely no issues with it. The reason I asked whether or not it was necessary before loading this particular custom ROM is because I don't have access to my personal laptop at the moment. I'm stuck on company computers without admin rights until later next week. I was hoping to toy around with Liberty GB in my free time because I knew that I could get the ROM from the Android Market. If it is

absolutely necessary

to SBF back to stock Froyo, then I'll wait until I'm back with my home computer. If not, I'd like to get started. Again, thanks for the information!
[Droid X General] Jmoney47:
Ok, I am pretty sure you can get to the official gb, and then liberty without an SBF, there is a post on mydroidworld titled something like "gb, something for everyone" there you can get instructions and the files you need
[Droid X General] MarkPopkie:
Thanks for the tip. Because I'm on the .573 leak, my Baseband version isn't up-to-date. I can't take the easy method and just update right over the leak... Looks like I'll have to SBF back to Froyo no matter what I do. Guess I'll have to wait... Oh well.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeoCream:
Hey there

Maybe some of you have already checked out the XDA-Review of the Arc (http://www.xda-developers.com/announcements/sony-ericsson-xperia-arc-review-xda-tv/)

Now in the video they mention this awful wobbling-effect when you use the camera/Video.

Any chances that we might see a fix for this issue? Hopefully we see some Camera-optimization patches (like on the Samsung Galaxy II) with CD-Quality sound and without the wobbling stuff (and less JPEG-Compression rate).
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BluechipJ:
Let's hope so...

http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/products/2011/05/26/update-on-facebook-inside-xperia/
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
A few of my main issues with this phone are as follows:

-green tint on screen

-somewhat insensitive touch sceen (Evo screen is a lot more responsive and less prone to miss touches)

-very short battery life 5-6 hours of my typical use) My Evo battery lasts twice as long.

-radio issues

-cheap, slippery plastic (prone to scratch and fly out of your hand)

-speaker can in-call volume not very loud. (though it does sound good, imo)

Overall the Nexus does not have that premium feel that a "Google Experience" flagship phone should have IMO. The LG Optimus (free on contract) feels better, and has rubberized case. If LG can do that on a cheap entry level Android phone, why can't (money bags) Google?

Obviously these are just my opinions, but it seems like Google will lose out on sales when their *Flagship* phone feels cheap, but costs $550 off contract! Expecially when it it sitting next to phones which feel a lot more sturdy, do not have green/yellow tinted screens, etc.

I never liked the Epic because it feels cheap and hollow. The Nexus does not feel hollow, but is does feel just as cheap. Hopefully for the next Google phone they will get a better hardware partner!
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
The biggest thorn in my Nexus S experience still remains the typing, and more specifically the double-letter glitch with the first letter of words. It's ridiculous. I'll get sentences like this, "Hey Bob, hhow is it going ttoday?" Frequently. Then sometimes it'll even repeat the first two letters of a word, for example, like "ththis." This becomes especially obnoxious with two letter words, like "I'm walking toto the park."

It is a known issue, but Google has yet to address this: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=14755
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
I'm pretty blown away by your post.

I've never owned a phone that feels as nice and classy as my Nexus S. It makes my old Evo feel like a side-show freak compared to my Supermodel Nexus.

My screen looks absolutely spectacular.

My battery life ABSOLUTELY BLOWS AWAY my Evo battery life. I go all day (and sometimes into the next day) on one charge STOCK, whereas I had to undervolt and mod the **** out of my Evo to get maybe 10 hours.

I did find typing easier on my Evo, but I've always attributed it to the larger screen.
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
I agree with all the points here. I've only had my Nexus 2 days but it's far superior to the Evo. It's faster, smoother, slicker, and has noticeably longer battery life. My only complaints are the lack of a notification light (which, honestly, I've not missed at all) and low external speaker volume.
[Nexus S General] gmap516:
I noticed the strange green or yellowish tint to the screen as well. I noticed if you turn the brightness all the way up it helps. Or if you're on CM, use a theme that display battery and signal in a color other than green in the status bar.

My one biggest complaint is really how noticeable pixels are on letters and some images. I was looking at some other phones and I found the screens to look a little more crisp. (Is this attributed to a higher resolution or PPI?)

The next point that bugs me is the body. Yes, it's gorgeous, yes it's light and easy to handle... but it -does- scratch and ding easily.
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
In terms of differences in screen colors (tints - some are green, some beige, etc), battery life, etc., these things go to show the inconsistencies in this cheap Samsung hardware.

I know it is easy to pick up a new phone and feel like wow, this thing is awesome. But once I saw all the issues with this Nexus, and went back to the Evo...while heavier, the Evo feels much better, and is a much better experience overall. From typing, to sound quality to screen sensitivity, scratch resistance, LEDs, larger screen, etc. The only thing I really like more on the Nexus is the camera - while lower resolution is has less noise, and the edges of the lens are sharper than the Evo's.

While I do not care about 3D images, I am now looking forward to the Evo 3D, which is thankfully narrower than the Evo 4g.

Anyway, to each his own. I am not trying to convince anyone to agree with me. Just stating where I stand.
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
It's because of the pixel matrix. AMOLED is a fundamentally different technology than LCD - LCD panels push a white backlight through a grid of color-changing pixels whereas AMOLED basically consists of a grid of LEDs that emit their own light. It's a very new technology and obviously it has a bit of room to mature.
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
I agree that the pixels are visible for some reason on the Nexus. It is not a deal breaker, but it is surprising when you read so many people saying how awesome the screen is. (to answer your question, higher resolution would mean LESS visible pixels.)

And while turning up brightness does help with the tint, my battery reading states that at times the screen is consuming more than 80% of the battery! ouch. Right now it says Display=66%)

And many reviews refer to the tinted LCD - it drives me mad. I am a photographer, and so maybe I am more sensitive to it than some.

I think the body of this thing would be helped hugely if if was the same shape, weight and size, but made of better materials! And the slippery plastic makes it NEED a case according to me, and with a silicon case it is LARGER than an Evo. (same width, but taller... Better build materials would solve the need for the case)
[Nexus S General] gmap516:
It only bothers me when the screen is on its highest brightness setting and when I'm reading white text on black. Otherwise, I think it displays things pretty nicely. I only notice some pixels around a few images. I bought this on May 14th, 14 days short to exchange it out for an Evo3D. I'm kind of on the fence about it though... On one hand, I think it's a really nice phone (but maybe it's not for me?) On the other, I can't picture myself really needing an Evo3D, but if the display and signal are better... who knows?

(Off topic: If I return or exchange this nexus do I have 30 days with the new phone? I may get a temporary if I decide to do that)
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
Gmap, yes your 30 days starts over, but they may charge you $35 for "restocking." Though there will probably not be a fee if you exchange it for the same phone.
[Nexus S General] gmap516:
Thanks dude! I'll have to look around at other phones and compare the screens. Does the 3D screen on the EVO3D compromise the quality at all?
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
The 3d screen will be more contrasty and higher resolution than the current Evo...and the new phone's shape is more narrow as well.
[Nexus S General] gmap516:
It's really starting to grow on me. Don't get me wrong, anyone, I think the Nexus is a great phone but maybe not for me.
[Nexus S General] spamlucal:
you can see pixels because the nexus's amoled screen actually has lower resolution compared to the LCD version, AMOLED has a pentile pixel layout, which means it has half the red and blue pixels compared to the lcd one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PenTile_matrix_family#PenTile_RGBG
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
You are correct that the difference is due to AMOLED vs LCD, but the resolution is the same on each, 800x480.
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
Each "pixel" on the Nexus S screen has 2 subpixels: one green and one red or blue. The pattern goes Green Blue Green Red Green Blue Green Red etc

Each "pixel" on an LCD screen has 3 subpixels: one green, one red, one blue. The pattern goes Green Blue Red Green Blue Red etc.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Got it. But, the resolution is still 800x480 on each device. Each device displays 384,000 pixels at a time regardless of "sub-pixel" structure, right?
[Nexus S General] VisedMonk:
In addition,
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
Each pixel on an LCD can display any color.

Each pixel on an AMOLED screen can display either any combination of green\red OR any combination of green\blue.

It's a subtle difference, but it is a difference and it's why the Nexus S screen can look a little weird when you look closely, particularly at complex color patterns, especially when talking grays. On an AMOLED screen, an individual pixel can't be gray.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
I definitely notice. My opinion is the vivid colors and amazing contrast make the trade off totally worth it and I prefer the AMOLED.

I was only being "nit-picky" because you used the term resolution. Regardless I learned something here today, so thanks!
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
Maybe that is why it looks green is because of the abundance of green subpixels? Or maybe it is just a gamma issue.

Anyway thanks for the info Jonny, Spamlucal, etc.
[Nexus S General] fallenguru:
(Please keep in mind that I have the European SLCD version.)

Cons:

The GPS is sub-par (and that's on the third phone, I lack the words to describe how bad the first two were).

The compass doesn't work at all.

Latitude doesn't work on it - it simply kills the battery.

The above 3 complaints could probably be fixed in software but haven't been for months.

I miss having a dpad or optical trackball.

I actually miss the SD card slot a little.

At 140 g it's a little heavy.

It could have used more usable RAM.

Having the headphone jack on the bottom isn't my cup of tea.

The anti-fingerprint coating doesn't do very much, I'd rather have had Gorilla Glass.

It's a Samsung. They have quality control issues.

Pros:

It's the first Android phone I've seen that has a stock ROM that's actually nice and doesn't send you scrambling for CM right away.

Rooting is easy, much easier than the rather convoluted guides make it out to be.

There's Voodoo sound for it.

The battery life is amazing.

The screen is great (both the display and the touch part) and brightness has a very high range.

The speed is simply mind-blowing (caveat lector: I come from a Samsung i5700)

It's solidly built, never mind the plastic.

It just works (well, mostly).

It's a Samsung. They seem to be getting modding and open source now.

While the list of cons is longer than the pro one it's simply the best phone (for me) out there right now. No contest.
[Nexus S General] olumite:
My SCLCD phone used to take nearly 5 minutes to get gps lock.

Since upgrading to stock 2.3.4 I consistently get gps lock in under 30 seconds.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
WOW, heavy? Everyone who holds my phone comments on how light it is! (Mainly iPhone users though). It's certainly the lightest phone I've ever owned!
[Nexus S General] ronnienyc:
Yeah, this is one of the lightest smart phones I have used.
[Nexus S General] JasonTJC:
This phone is cool .. but the keyboard responsive is turning me off =(
[Nexus S General] fallenguru:
Well, prior to the smartphone boom I had a string of ~60 g dumbphones, but I realize that doesn't really count.

Most smartphones around here (assuming they don't have a hardware keyboard and aren't an iPhone) are ~120 g, including my last (Samsung i5700) and the latest and greatest (Samsung i9100).

It's fine on mine, no issues at all. Never seen the two-letter-bug either.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Well my Nexus S weighs 129g. Not sure why your's weighs 140. Weird.
[Nexus S General] fallenguru:
The SLCD is heavier and thicker.
[Nexus S General] blizzake:
Hmm I've only had two of these issues... I never have signal showing at my house but the voice calls are crystal clear as for the battery life I'm getting 10-14 hours with heavy use (CM7 Netarchy kernel) andfor the back I do agree its cheap feeling but. My rearth ringke case has taken care of that
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Wow. 140 vs 129 is a HUGE difference! My Evo weighed 140g and that thing was a beast! I would NOT enjoy my Nexus nearly as much if it weighed as much as my old clunking Evo!
[Nexus S General] flex59:
I had the same Keyboard issues, so have signed up to swype (http://beta.swype.com/) and have been using that keyboard.

As it is still in beta for the Nexus it can be a bit tricky, but on the whole it is my favourite.

CONS - Running CM7, and when I turn my phone off I do have to re-select Swype in keyboard settings.

but other then that my fav Phone.

love the screen love the colours it produces. have put an invisible shield on the front and back (gives it a much better in-hand feel)
[Nexus S General] frutelaken:
I've been using the Nexus S for about 3 weeks now, coming from a Nokia E71 and I have to say that my general experience is really positive.

+ Fantastic screen; vivid colors work brilliant indoor and outdoor (really, I can have use my phone flawlessly in full sunlight)

+ Battery life is better than I expected. I can make it through the day, especially if I turn off the constant syncing. But even with everything on, it makes it through the day

+ It's blazing fast.

+ The camera is very, very good. Too bad there won't be 720p recording though, but it's still very good.

+ It's a Nexus, it will always come first with new updates and having full access to the bootloader makes me happy.

+ The 'Home' button is in the right bottom corner, where it should be (hence, the N1 has it in between the search and settings button)

+ Call quality is just fine for me, not sure why there are so many complaints. Maybe we could blame Samsungs' QC for this.

+ It's stable on a 1,4Ghz overclock.

- Gorilla glass would've been welcome, I'm still not sure why Google/Samsung decided not to use it. Granted, there still isn't a single scratch on my glass, but I'm not sure how long that'll last without a screen protector.

- I missed a notification light, but BLN solves that.

- A D-Pad/Trackball/Optical D-Pad could've been handy

+/- The plastic back feels very weak, the first time I took it off I was afraid I broke it already (apparently the only way to get it off is by force). But then I realised that this flexible plastic is probably not a bad choice if it's attached to the phone. I'd rather have this plastic faling on the ground than an Apple 4's glass back.

Of course, ymmv.

Greetz
[Nexus S General] frutelaken:
I ran Swype on CM7 and it worked flawlessly, maybe you should re-install or quadruple check your Language & Keyboard settings?

Since I've been tapping on buttons for aslong as I live, I dumped Swype and use SwiftKey now, it has a very adoptable prediction system, maybe you could try that as an alternative :)

Greetz
[Nexus S General] VisedMonk:
I am very pleased with the overall experience of the NS. I had an evo, then left Sprint for T-Mo and the LG G2x, then left the G2x because I had too many problems with it, and landed here with the NS. After about 3 weeks w/ the phone, I really do like it.

Pros:

-Aesthetic design of phone (all black, contour screen, etc. - even my iPhone loving friends comment on the look of the NS)

-Updates from Google (coming from G2x especially, where they're waiting for GB to be released for a phone that should have had GB all along...good luck w/ that)

-Pure Android (was flashing AOSP anyways on evo and G2x)

-AMOLED display

-Battery life

-Overall speed of phone

-Feel of haptic feedback/vibration compared to other devices I've owned

Cons:

-GPS can be a little wonky at times

-Completely plastic (both the evo and G2x had a "rubberized" back, but I've solved this with an incipio feather)

-Lack of gorilla glass (which can still scratch, I know - solved w/ screen protector)

-No LED notification light

Overall, I think the NS is far superior to the evo for what I use the phone for. The battery life blows the evo and G2x away. Seriously, I've never had to top off my battery while at work on the NS but was always looking for my next fix with the evo and G2x like a heroin junkie. I also prefer the AMOLED display to the LCD of the other devices. I don't need dual core (I did like the idea of the raw power of the G2x but the software can't even take advantage of it right now anyways, and ice cream sandwich may not help too much) or qHD or 3D or any of that.
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
Evo is 170 grams.
[Nexus S General] vulcanrav3n:
The external speaker on the nexus s is terribly weak, especially if laid flat.

No divx, avi support.

I am dissapoint only at these coming from blueberry, everything else about the phone is keen.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
You're right, my bad.
[Nexus S General] barmanham:
There is an app called volume+ its for gingerbread devices with this app external speakers are good I just wish there was a way to raise incall volume smh

Also download dice player
[Nexus S General] Alanmw86:
without getting into details, I hate this phone haha, Picked it up temporarily <long story> as backup phone, was hoping to keep it, but now I think I'll exchange it for a EVO 3D when I go in to get my main line EVO 3D LoL

If i could wait for a device id love to pick up a EVO 3D and a SG S2

Don't mean to come off as a hater, I'm just agreeing, I think they really missed the mark, big time.

and on that note...It makes me feel even more confident in getting a HTC over a samsung device...Samsung just never has lived up to be reliable (for me atleast)
[Nexus S General] Quis89:
I'm loving my experience. My only complaint is the radio. My data speeds lag at times. The keyboard never gave me huge issues but ever since I started using SwiftKey keyboard in flying on the keyboard. This is hands down the best keyboard i've used and i've used quite a few.