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[Samsung Infuse 4G] badhobz:
http://www.phonejoy.net/

well i just bought this. I dont know when it'll come in but according to all reviews and information this is a gem.

- based off of ps3 controller (looks like they just stole the ps3 controller and modded it)

- runs on regular samsung/htc stock firmware (no need to root or change anything)

- FPSE support, old emulator support (snesoid, gensoid, etc)

Description from their own website below:

They are using the standard Bluetooth protocol RFCOMM which unlike the L2CAP protocol (which is used by Playstation 3 controllers for instance) can be used in theory with any mobilephone that supports Bluetooth. This means that even Samsung and HTC devices running their stock rom support Phonejoys.

Furthermore no root is required. To use Phonejoy all you need is to download "Bluez-IME" from the Android app market or go to the developer site here.

The gamepad comes with the standard 14 Buttons (D-PAD, Select, Start, Cross, Triangle, Square, Circle, L1, R1, L2, R2) just like the original Playstation controller. The Phonejoy response without any noticeable delay, and range can be depending on your device up to 2m / 6ft. Every Phonejoy comes with an internal Lithium-ion battery which can be charged through the supplied miniUSB cable. The battery usually lasts several days of moderate gaming.

On top of that the controller is supplied with a stand which can be used to hold your mobile phone. For Tablets we recommend buying a bigger and sturdier stand.

For further setup instructions please head to the "Instructions" page. Bluez-IME allows a gamepad experience with all apps that support Android's Input Method Editor (IME). Working apps include the emulators FPSE, PSX4Droid, SNESoid, Gameboid, GBCoid, NESoid, N64oid, Gearoid, Gensoid, and various Android games such as Zenonia I, Zenonia II, Samurai II: Vengeance and Illusia. Bluez-IME can also emulate Xperia Play's gamepad controls which should grant Phonejoy access for more than 150 Xperia Play supported games.

after shipping and price of the unit, 50USD
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyFTL:
I've been looking for a gamepad option for some time now. The BGP100 is impossible to find anywhere, the zeemote is more like a presentation device and would probably suck as a true game control, and the icontrolpad is too expensive and probably won't fit the Infuse in landscape. The phonejoy digital version looks nice and compact (no analog joysticks) and can be gutted/modded nicely for projects that need BGP100 components. Unfortunately, like every other gamepad for android, phonejoy is always backordered. Currently there are no reasonably priced options out there (prove me wrong...please)

Seems the people who create the more affordable options have the best intentions but lack the manufacturing/marketing muscle to keep up with our demand.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] badhobz:
i ordered mine like oct 24 and still no "joy" in shipping from phonejoy. Bloody hell.... my cousin even went down to their store in Hong Kong (he lives there) and asked if he could buy one, nope. No stock... stock is expected to come in mid November.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inexplicability:
I read somewhere that the cap was 5gb, but I'm not sure.

I just feel like I'm using a crap ton of data, with 4g I really can't resist downloading multiple albums in their entirety, as well as watch a crap ton of youtube videos when I get bored at work (which happens quite often...).
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feedhead:
5G was stated cap in ToS, they said they would throttle those that went above.

This seems to be current ToS.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] what25:
They say that they throttle those users in the top 5 percent of usage (top 5% who use the most data), but so far I have not had any issues.

I have used more than 10GB+ (but less than 16gb) the past 2 billing cycles, and not had any issues. No tethering, or video streaming, honest. I'm sure you'll find other users here who use like 30gb, or 50gb per month on their 4g smartphones.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BubbaRob1978:
I've crushed 8.8GB and 6.5GB on my last 2 billing cycles using 4G between phone and mobile hotspot. If Verizon is throttling me down, I sure can't tell and still have great speeds!!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcmillanje:
This is the correct answer.

Feedhead: did you read the page you linked?

From the above linked tos

" Verizon Wireless strives to provide customers the best experience when using our network, a shared resource among tens of millions of customers. To help achieve this, if you use an extraordinary amount of data and fall within the top 5% of Verizon Wireless data users we may reduce your data throughput speeds periodically for the remainder of your then current and immediately following billing cycle to ensure high quality network performance for other users at locations and times of peak demand. Our proactive management of the Verizon Wireless network is designed to ensure that the remaining 95% of data customers aren't negatively affected by the inordinate data consumption of just a few users."
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgldrgdlr:
This is about where I've been for the last 2 billing cycles. No throttling yet :D
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inexplicability:
How do you view your data like that?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Envy Nixon:
There is a "my Verizon" app available. If your rooted (possibly unrooted also, not sure though) you will need to search around here to find a modified version to work on your phone.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dawizel:
Hello, TF'ers. I'am asking a simple question for those who love their Transformers but for some reason is lusting after one of the other tablet's. Please list the tablet you wish you could have and why.

Thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] zephiK:
I have my TF101 and I'm happily satisfied with my purchase.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
I love this thing. Nothing else comes close.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Digiguest:
Love mt TF but I always wonder if I would love the Acer Iconia A500 better.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thremix:
I have had every tablet out, and the iconia was ok, the screen is not as good as the TF, but at least the browser does not crash as much, no lag while trying to type, and the usb...

I am looking at the thrive... if I know what kinda of glass it will have I would order one.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Paradaz:
More than happy with my TF'er. Tried the Zoom, tried the Ipad2 but neither come close. I'm mildly interested in the GT 10.2 to see what the fuss is about but the lack of SD card immediately puts a dampener on it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
I have 0 lag and havent had the browser crash once. I have 2 usb's slots and both SD and MiniSD card slots. I use a wireless mouse and BT headset nd get over 24 hours of battery life on hard use. Hwat else could you ask for?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
As a launch-day Pre purchaser who converted to Android in January of this year, I have to admit that I'm intrigued by the TouchPad. webOS really is SOOOO much better in terms of multitasking that I'd love to have it on a tablet.

However, there are three things that temper this notion. First, webOS does not and likely will not have the apps that I need for quite some time. The TouchPad won't even have Office document editing out the door, which is simply ridiculous. I can't believe that Samsung can completely redesign their tablet and release it in a few months, while HP can't get a single freaking app written that's absolutely vital to their product's success. Really, webOS made me promise myself never to buy something for a feature that's "coming soon."

Second, until a tablet has a keyboard dock as functional as the Transformer's, I'd have a hard time switching over. There's simply no better device for straight writing (i.e., just laying words down on the page) on the go. If HP releases a similar hybrid device someday, I'll think about it (assuming the apps are there), but Transformer is just a great all-around mobile device.

Third, while webOS is a nice OS in many ways, I'm disappointed that HP didn't design it to make better use of a tablet's screen size. Ultimately, webOS 3.X is just a blown-up version of the smartphone OS, with the same number of cards showing, only bigger. They could have done so much more with it. I really like how Honeycomb's screens can provide so much useful information at a glance. I often just turn my TF on, check to see if I have any emails, upcoming appointments, what the weather's like, etc., etc., and then just turn it back off. It's like a dashboard for my life, and so far no other tablet OS comes close in this respect.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
Thats how I would describe it to the "T". You should sent that to Asus for branding...lmao
[Eee Pad Transformer General] raf051888:
Love my Transformer... But wish I have an iPad only due to the vast number of case options available. However I'm looking forward to receiving my multi-angle rooCase.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] starplaya93:
I don't undestand why you would want any other tablet (at least any other android tablet)

The TF offers everything all the other android tablets offer PLUS MORE... Anything else would just be a downgrade.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Geekbabe:
the only thing I'm lusting for currently is a fully functional Netflix app. I really love to watch movies quietly at night and currently have to switch over to my Nook Color to do this. TF is awesome, working Netflix would make it total perfection for my needs.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] BartJJ:
The Transformer is better than the iconia. I had one, the screen on it sucks and it weighs a lot more. The only things it has over the transformer are the aluminum body (I actually prefer the transformer's body but most like aluminum that I've talked to) and the speakers have more bass. IMO the transformer wins hands down.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] case0:
Bollocks

10char
[Eee Pad Transformer General] galtom:
Did you do something special to your batteries? :confused:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Magnesus:
I wish it had normal browser like Chrome with extensions and such. I wish it had mouse hover capabilities.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Badwolve1:
I have a XFormer, but would love a Xoom, but only to see the benefit of Internal 3G.

Badwolve1
[Eee Pad Transformer General] 4dthinker:
Yep the grass always seems greener on the other side. I'm lucky enough to be able to try them all out. I've got the Asus Iconia, the Transformer, and iPad 2 already, and the Galaxy 10.2 is in the mail. Starting to get a better profile of how I use them. Want to copy your camera photos to the tablet? Something with an SD slot will make you happier. Have movies on an external USB hard drive? Having a standard USB port will make you giddy if you want a movie off that drive to watch on your tablet. These emotional highs are momentary moments though, and 99% of the time I'm just playing games, reading email, checking the web, facebook, youtube. Every tablet does these fine, and during that time I appreciate the lighter ones. They all have a way to add a keyboard to them. Bluetooth is easy, especially once you've paired a keyboard. Apple and Samsung have $69 keyboard docks for their thin tablet dock ports. You pay more to get the Transformer's keyboard dock, but you get a far better integrated and multi-functional add-on for your money. Hooking up to these is an inconvenience of varying degrees. You are not likely to have the iPad or Galaxy keyboard docks with you when you leave the house, so they suck. Good bluetooth keyboards are always wider than these tablets are, and as such less likely to fit in the same case with your tablet. If you've got a case for your Transformer, it is likely for netbooks and will hold both the tablet and keyboard together. So if you prefer a physical keyboard to an onscreen one, the Transformer is clearly the standout choice. You have to weigh that importance though, as that keyboard dock doubles the total weight you'll be carrying.

I've been working on a showdown between these tablets for my blog. Easy enough to ding this one and promote another for a slot or port or not. Not sure the small time these features come into play will aggravate a user enough to choose ports over weight/looks though. Money obviously play a role, as the difference between the Asus and a full set of features with its dock and an iPad with all the same features via add-ons is huge. It help that the Asus starts out $100 under the iPad. Samsung is certainly brave going head-on with Apple, I'll give them that. They must be thinking that iPad buyers didn't mind no MicroSD or USB ports, and millions were sold, so microSD and USB ports don't really matter. They might be right. Time will tell if they sell more Android Honeycomb tablets than Asus. I can't see them ever catching up to iPad sales though, with nothing to add value to iPad prices. Pay that much and you might as well get an iPad. JMHO.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dhamma110:
I am a very happy Transformer owner, everything else (at the moment) on the market, even the ipad 2, would be downgrading.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] trancemode:
I love my ASUS transformer too.

However, if I had to pick another table between xoom or samsung galaxy v2 10.1 or iPad.

I would get the Samsung Galaxy 10.1, I checked it out at Best Buy yesterday and it was pretty nice. No lag at all either and it was very responsive.

Sometimes my transformer feels unresponsive, and it lags but it could be due to my tons of widgets on the home screen.

However if Samsung did have a keyboard dock like transformer, I would hop on it however I heard their updates were lacking and slow to be released.

Though I like how its lighter, thinner the transformer, and looks a bit nicer. Also I enjoyed the PLS screen as it also had more VIBRANT colors then the transformer.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] king_dani:
Realistically the only true contender for that specialp place in my heart is Samsung10.1, and only because of screen tech (LPS). But again anything over 400 would be a waste of money in this highly volatile market, so to sum it up, no I'm quite happy with Xformer
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Underwater Mike:
My Transformer is good, but not perfect, so the tablet I wish I had is... a Transformer with no speaker issues, a bit tighter "fit and finish," a couple camera flash LEDs on the back, and a flat aluminum back, rather than a convex plastic one.

Otherwise, when everything's working right, it's a good buy for the price.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Underwater Mike:
I forgot to add this to mine. Working Netflix would make me forget the other issues.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Oyeve:
netflix is all i want.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
why dont you all that love netflix ( I love it too) try www.greatstufftv.com and watch movies on there for free. It isnt netflix but its what's keeping me happy until I get netflix.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
I picked up the 10.1 (16GB) the other day to compare to the TF. First of all the build quality is much better then the TF. Its very thin and easy to hold with one hand without any issues. The speakers are much better then the TF. Here is where I have mix feeling on the PLS screen. Its is much brighter then the IPS screen on the TF. The part I hate is the colors are oversaturated Watching movies are a pain in the butt, everyone looks like they all have sun burn. Even website like CNN has that cartoon look to it. Looks like Samsung loves to pump up the color on some of their devices. I am hoping they will release a option that could let us tone down the colors a bit. The 10.1 I got has zero backlight bleeding. Also the 10.1 is not a fingerprint magnet like the TF.

Battery life is about the same as the TF. It looks like it takes a longer time for it to charge compare to the TF. The TF had about 28% and the 10.1 had 50% left. After charging both for about two hours I noticed that the TF was at 97% while the 10.1 was about 93%. Theres is also the same type of browser lag on the 10.1 that we have on the TF. Quick tab is missing on the 10.1 which make the default browser useless to me. One thing that the 10.1 has that the TF doesnt have is the battery usage tab. Overall, the 10.1 is a nice tablet if you dont mind not having a sd slot or hdmi port. I think Samsung failed in trying to pricing the 10.1. IMHO, the 16GB shouldve been $399.00 and 32gb shouldve been $499.00.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
I have to say I wouldnt have a regular tab at all. The fact that this tab has a keyboard it the only reason I got one. I dont hardly ever take it off the doc. I do for class sometimes but all in all I keep them attatched.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
I tend to agree with this. I'm not sure that the tablet by itself offers enough value. However, being able to physically attach it to the keyboard dock and use it as a standard netbook in any physical circumstances (which you can't do with a Bluetooth keyboard), along with the additional battery life, makes it a great mobile writing platform for me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] fliparsenal:
I purchased the galaxy tab 10.1 when it was first released here in NYC and I have to say its the best designed tablet currently available in the market. Its weight and design makes it extremely attractive. However, the lack of onboard SD storage and HDMI AND to top it of, a higher price range, made it such a turn off. Too much Ipad.

However the two weeks I spent with it (before trading it for a transformer) I noticed that Samsung included few minor tweaks to honeycomb. For example, using the voice search for music included music stored on the device vs. Using voice search for music on transformer goes straight to YouTube. Another is setting two different wallpapers between home and lockscreen.

Aside from that, I envy ipad 2 users for their apps alone. Honeycomb optimized games and apps is a bit on the barren wasteland side but is slowly gaining steam. Other than that, I'm proud to have an tablet os.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Mattadoni:
Java-application? Or is it already out there?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jwilliamf:
I love my fricking TF! Enough said!!!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] cyberchuck9000:
Surprised no one's yet mentioned the absolute joke of a charging cable Asus packed with the Transformer.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
And the samsung is nothing to write home about!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
If you look in the setting for search on the TF it shows what areas it will look you can add and delet areas and my Tab definaly searches my music folder.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
It might not have been mentioned in this thread but it has been mentioned. Its WAYYYY to short and they are hard to find. You can get a usb extention cable which helps me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] fliparsenal:
Thanks a lot ill look into it
[Eee Pad Transformer General] zephiK:
Get a USB 3.0 M TO F and that'll fix it. ~$4 cable
[Eee Pad Transformer General] umaro:
I'm considering buying a transformer, but I'm curious about the dock. Is it reversible, so you can lay it on it's back on the keyboard of the dock? I want the dock for extra battery life and usb.

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ClevelandWheeler:
No its not.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Odinbear:
:D

+100 lmao... :D

Would love to swap my unit for his...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ad1980:
If you want it for the additional battery I'd be sure to check out the thread on the excessive battery draining issues before making a purchase.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] KnightCrusader:
I love my Transformer, but I wish I had.... um... another Transformer?

The only gripes I have about this thing (now that APX is unlocked) is the short charging cable, proprietary charging port, and no full USB port on the tablet itself.

Everything else is great. Its what my GTablet should have been!

Now if someone could make a phone with a dockable sliding keyboard design, I'd be in heaven!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
A notification light for obvious reasons. I can never understand why a device with a notification system would not have one (and phones without an external indicator are idiotic, sorry iPhone and Nexus S owners ...). It's not always an issue since a lot of times, the same notifications go to my phone, but my turn-based games usually don't. Also I have my phone up high on my cabinet here at work to get what little 3G I can to tether my TF, so I don't see the notification light on my phone easily.

So, yeah, tablet manufacturers -- spend the extra pennies to add a notification light.
[Dell Streak 7] slayerpsp:
crackle is back but not in the app store for the streak 7. but the good news is it does work i downloaded for my g2x then copied the apk over to the streak and it works great
[Dell Streak 7] ariveraiv:
its nice for the confirmation. How about u uploaded so others can test
[Dell Streak 7] lilschmied:
it's listed in another forum works fine on a stock DS7

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14869127&postcount=14
[Dell Streak 7] minhphuongpham:
The link is not working. Can someone reup crackle apk file? Thanks.
[Dell Streak 7] keith.valdez:
Works fine on stock. Doesn't work on Honeystreak rc2.1 HD7 3.2.
[Dell Streak 7] Donmotobike:
does not work honeystreak rc 1.5

App works up to the point when you press the watch button ....black screen but audio working.. just go to website and watch it you dont need this app peaceout;)
[Dell Streak 7] pyraxiate:
works for me

Works perfectly on my ds7. Thanks for the heads up on this app. Playing with it now. :)

Fyi : im using custom 2.2.2 rom
[Dell Streak 7] Donmotobike:
Lol im talkin about honeycomb 3.2....not year old froyo enjoy stock dell cheers
[Dell Streak 7] Z4nd4r:
I run on Custom 2.2.2, as well. Some of us need our device bug free; Honeycomb looks great (and performs great; I did run it on my S7 for a little bit), but HoneyStreak still has some bugs to iron out. It's a great beta, though, and shows a lot of promise.
[Dell Streak 7] FredOak3:
Just grabbed this app, actually found a link on xda to download it, loaded fine on my DS7 stock and just watched a 2 hour movie with no issues...awesome!
[Dell Streak 7] Donmotobike:
Nah - I'm happy with honeystreak 1.5 - challenging - I like fixing bugs and figuring out why it doesn't work and try to fix it - it makes it so much more special when it works...besides if I wanted a "bug free device" I would stick to my ipad 2 but its boring - I'm actually using dell streak 7 more than my ipad 2 jailbroken etc etc -:eek::rolleyes::D

Like I said on this website - no need the app since you can go view it on the website unlike netflix which also works on honeycomb 1.5:cool:

Peace out!
[Dell Streak 7] Texasjlc:
I have DS7 with latest Official rom, could get Crackle to side load from link above, but only get black screen when try to play --

any thoughts?
[Dell Streak 7] DVD2955:
Android 3.x ??

Does anybody know of an updated app that will work with stock Android 3.0.x?

I am wondering if I install the apk from the above link if 'Market' will still update to newer version as is currently happening on my Android 2.0.x device.

>>UPDATE>> As others the 'Crackle' app (from the link above) will only play audio, its a shame that we can not get a working version.

And its a shame the only true streaming media company is 'NETFLIX' currently :(

As my "UV" moives / media will not stream through 'Flixster'... and yet the streak has higher spec's than the devices that they do support!

:David
[Dell Streak 7] lurch0101:
no video
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FromToronto:
Hi all,

When on the Youtube or any other video playback site, when trying to select 1080p option when pressing the button, the menu appears for 1 millisecond and disappears, not giving me the chance to select 1080p or 730p for that matter. Is there something I'm doing wrong or is this a bug? I'm using the stock browser.