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[General Questions and Answers] nick1979123:
I found a trick to get a VERY good start with this game!

It only works the first time you install the game.

Follow these steps before you install this game,..or erase game data in app manager. Note that you will start from the beginning again if you allready had a game in progress.

Disable all network connections (switch to airplain mode)

Set your devices clock back in time.. lets say 1 year!

install the game(or erase your game data) and start playing.

Just spend all your coins as quickly as possible try to hit the slots!

as soon as you reach 0 coins.. go to your date settings (quick and easy to do with task manager)

Set your date one day further in time.

Go back to game (task manager again)

now you will get 50 coins for free, because the game thinks you haven’t been playing for one day !! :D

you can repeat step 4 to 8 for 365 times (if you want) to get 365 x 50 coins!

The game can only give you max score of 50 coins,.. so you really have to spend the coins each time,.. but at least you can keep playing until you hit the jackpot 1 or 2 times, so you have enough coins and set your date back to the correct date and activate your networks again.

worked for me after reinstalling the game on my phone and used this method to go to the same level (but with much more items collected) that I had before in just 1 hour!

Hope it works for you to!
[General Questions and Answers] noookiever:
Hi somewhere work some cheat or hack now? Market unlok ....proxy...haxplorer....killgame... Please
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatthewWu:
Like the title say.

Because:

No use of new ROM.

Lazy to waiting

Why all developer develop things with separated?

Hehe.... Sorry if disturbing you. I hate hater haha. :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726813

X10 Devs has successed cracking bootloader

SE will out their X10 Gingerbread system! Let's develop it to our phone if it's finished!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samyeung97hk:
Bypass bootloader is very hard,If you request the devs to crack the bootloader first,then why don't you crack it on your own?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dare-Devil Inside:
And X10 doesn't have anything to do with X8 except "X" and "Sony Ericsson Xperia"

And please modify your signature. It's too big.

And no use of new roms? ----> use fu*** stock than!!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Hat:
If you are so impatient, then take a book, start learning and crack the bootloader on your own, everyone can command others.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kimpoy1994:
Devs do what they want. You can't just tell them that.. And Bypassing/Cracking Bootloader is very hard
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spevky:
You do it if you soo SMART!!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chris95X8:
Useless thread...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feltedowls:
u do it then smart ass
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopman:
I am with you if all x8 dev works together to make a stable and fast rom
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _JoaoCampos:
I think I know what he means, but that's a way too arrogant way to put it dude lol... He thinks devs should get together and concentrate on breaking the bootloader. It's a fair request, but you can't force anyone to do that, all this work is purely voluntary, and if it was that easy it would have been done already, don't you think?...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samyeung97hk:
Actually the devs WAS work on cracking bootloader together.But as I said earlier,cracking a bootloader is very hard.Also some members are spammed on their post,so this project is on hold.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csrxds:
Troll detected.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidjens:
Developing a ROM and cracking encryption is two entirely different animals that require two very different sets of skills.

What are you on about? Should all devs stop working on their ROMs while waiting for some encryption-wiz to come around and crack the bootloader?

Let me put it as bluntly as possible: Stop complaining and making demands you ungrateful freeloader.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doixanh:
I cannot stop LOLing when seeing this :D
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] af974:
I've detected too.

Thread closed.

Devs are not working for you, learn a bit of respect please.
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] niteshtak:
Now,i've been working on the bootanimation of The LEGEND-X but sadly i haven't been able to port it and i always get a black screen :(

Here's the link to the original BOOTANIMATION :http://www.multiupload.com/QLGYJPKML0

The resolution of the images is 480x800 and i've tried the following-

1)Converted the images to 240x400 (.jpg) and tried at 15,20,24fs

2)Converted the images to 240x400 (.png) and tried at 15,20,24 fs

3)Converted the images to 180x300 (both .jpg and.png) and tried at 15,20,24fs

4)Didn't resize the images but only made changes in the desc.txt file

Now,the images are originally in .jpg and sadly none of the above method worked. It would b of great help if someone could help me out...

tnx :)
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] Bubble-be:
Quick guess : you're sure you didn't compress the zip ?

edit : I quickly the desc.txt file and loaded it up : it runs, but shows white screens between cycles. I guess that's because of load times. Be sure to resize images.
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] niteshtak:
Yea..i resized the images...tried doing without tht too but it didn't work :(
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] dhirend_6d:
I ll check it out. :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
The Tab will be released next week in the UK and I don't wish to pay more than I need to, do you folks think that 16GB will be enough for general usage? How much space are you left with after installing your general apps etc?

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] bbeelzebub:
It depends on what you are going to use it for and if you plan on keeping your media library on it, etc.

16gb is fine for me. I throw on movie files when I'm going to be out and want to watch something (delete them when I'm done), have no use to store pictures on it, a handful of apps that I use, ebooks, etc. I use my Zune HD for music, so I've no desire to put music on it.

I figure if I start to have lots of files I'll need access to, I'll get the USB or SD Card adapter at the store and be happy that I saved a hundred bucks between the difference of a 16gb and a 32gb.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] krips2003:
I prefer 32GB. But 16 gb should be fine as well. For music you install google music and sign up for invite, then you can upload all the music from your computer to the Cloud. It let you upload 20000 songs. Not bad. For streaming movies and videos from your computer download the plex application from market.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ItsDace:
16GB works for me - acutally my Tab says 9GB free space.

Most of my music streams over Google Music, before a long flight I choose the movies I need and delete old ones and Office Documents are stored in my dropbox.

Slashtop HD helps too
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] w4rmk:
Just get the Samsung USB adapter and a Micro SD card w/reader and you can copy files to/from the Tab while traveling, see my post in this thread for pics and prices...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1185810
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cdf3:
16 GB is enough for me. If the 32 GB model was $50 more, then I probably would have gotten it. Can't see paying $100 more for it.

As mentioned earlier, I also store my music library in the cloud with Google Music. I can listen to my music from my phone, tablet, and PC.

I don't store movies on it. I only store a movie or two on it temporarily. When I'm done, I delete it. I have the USB adapter and a 16 GB adapter to go along with it. I recently went on a trip, so I have 10 movies on it, quite a few apps, and pictures. I still have 7 GB left. The 10 movies I have are not HD, therefore their file size is a lot smaller than HD videos. The videos still look pretty good to me. If I'm into the clarity of the movie, then I should be watching it on my 60" TV, and not a 10" screen.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Entropy512:
16GB is more than enough to store a few hours of video. Easy enough to plug in the USB adapter and a thumb drive to swap content past that point.

The USB dongle and a 32GB thumb drive costs less than the extra 16GB of builtin memory.

In fact, for the $100 price delta you can get the USB dongle ($20) and two 32GB thumb drives (approx. $40 each).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Raistlin1:
I ended up with 16gb model only because Staples does not carry the 32gb model in the store and I used the $100 coupon.

I would have bought the 32gb just to have it but like others have said for the $100 price difference it really doesnt make sense. Just manage your videos and put music in the cloud, should be good with 16gb that way.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cdf3:
I used the $100 I would have spent towards the purchase of a new Netbook.

I now have the best of both words. With the Tab being so thin, I can store my Netbook, Tab 10.1 with the Samsung flip case, chargers, USB dongle, and cables all in a traditional netbook carrying case. I can use the Netbook for PC specific apps and certain websites that I have issues with on tablet browsers. I can use the Tab for web browsing, reading, Android apps and games.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
Thanks for the replies folks, much appreciated. I think the 16gig version will be fine for my needs, I don't think I'll be loading music onto the Tab but perhaps a film or two for trips away etc. The next decision is .... white or black! :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] jeandujardin01:
16GB becomes 13.27Gb in fact

i went with the 16GB and found out its not enough for me (it is though on my SGS II)

- nandroid backups takes 2GB each

- i have about 90 apps installed (2GB) but

- Gameloft Games data takes a lot of space and I cant get rid of them because that Spiderman HD is sooo good !

- videos are less than 1GB

- about 15 music tracks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] evanrich:
I grabbed the 16GB version, as I bought mine almost entirely for my photography portfolio, a cooking app, and a pdf reader. I've got 12GB free, and probably wont go much below that. If I'm feeling adventurous in a year or so and I still have it, I'll look into the cost of 128Gb memory, and look at upgrading the memory myself (I'm assuming the tablet features dual 64Gb chips for a total of 128Gb, or 16GB, but i dont know until i can either take it apart or see internals :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] evanrich:
I only keep one or two backups on my devices, the rest get offloaded to my pc.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cdf3:
Does this require rooting my Tab?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 5thElement:
. Seriously, why in the world would anyone want to store multiples of 2gb backups on the actual device. Does not make any sense.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
This is funny but i get the feeling that most of the people that replied to UKseagull think that UK is one of the states in US.

GUYZ WE DONT HAVE ANY GOOGLE CLOUD PRODUCTS, SAME GOES TO NETFLIX AND HULU. WE CANNOT BUY BOOKS OR MOVIES ON ANDROID MARKET EIHER.

But in regards to the question, 16GB should be more than enough,

My problem is 3G or not 3G, I know i have mny phone with me but on Tathering battery will last me few hours, than again Tab with 3G means i have to charge 2 devices at the same time.

3G will give me option to stream films online (thank you adobe) but than again thats another £10 to pay for new sim with unlimited data on P&G :/

Any good pros and cons?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
I'd think that streaming films via 3G would be quite expensive, you can soon whiz through a 500mb data cap.

The 3G version is £100 extra to the wifi unit, but the MicroSD slot that comes with it is a plus.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djchad72:
Get a wifi tablet and a mobile hot spot. If you have a smart phone and laptop, they could share the hotspots and help eliminate the need for higher data on your smartphone. Just a thought to see if that is a better deal to double down on the mobile hotspots.

Regarding 16 vs 32. I bought 32gb knowing that expansion would have to be via USB cable plus drive. Its okay for stationary use but not the best for travel and mobile. But if you can be very selective on your media, 16gb will work fantastic.

I have about 600 songs, which are longer and larger files since they are remixes. Then 2 TV shows @ 550mb each and 1 movie @ 1.2gb. They are Standard Def movies. I have an ample list of apps installed as well. Barely any pictures. I have 18gb left on my storage. So I am doing quite well with 32gb. I could easily fit an ample supply of movies and music to fill it up. But I'm waiting to see what is available on the Samsung Hub in HD to download to my device. I listen to music at my desk at work via the media hub. So it charges while it plays, and then I grab and go to meetings with it. Saves me towing my iPOD with me everywhere. It stays in my Jeep and then only ejects for the gym. So my Tab is my work and travel entertainment device.

If you had a 16gb, you would be nearly full with the above list of media. So you would need to delete and make room for more or use the USB adapter plus external drive of sorts. Don't get me wrong it's nice to be able to do that.... but may not always be practical with the current case+stands out there. If you were wanting to watch a movie on a plane, it may be a bit much to drag out and spread on your tray table. ;) or if you are in a hotel and want to watch a movie, it'll have to be on your tab storage if you use the HDMI adapter to connect to the hotel TV. You can't have external storage and HDMI at same time. I think downloading a movie while traveling would be nice to watch in a hotel room via HDMI adapter. Cheaper than a hotel and you can at least take it with you on your tablet for the trip to rewatch of finish if you fall asleep. ;)

These scenarios are probably not applicable to most but if you travel alot you might appreciate the simplicity of the larger storage. Plus you can't change you mind later without loosing money on selling old and buy the more expensive 32gb. I hope that helps give a different perspective.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 00_MACKIE_00:
32 GB and you will feel good about your purchase. Spend the extra money. Don't be cheap.

:D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] yhzhrm:
The SGT 10.1 is not out in Canada yet so I have to wait a little longer.

I think I'll go with the 16GB version.

If I need extra space then I will go with the Wi-Drive (Kingston). Rumor has it an app is in the works for Android. My other option is to use a microSd card in a SG2.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djchad72:
Yes. Just remember if you are wifi connected to the drive, you can't also be connected to the internet. May be a downer unless you are only going to use locally. Maybe some of these solutions will employ a wifi uplink. But not seen it yet.

But I agree this is the way to go for large storage. Just need a dual connection solution.... like connect to wireless drive via Bluetooth and leave WiFi open for internet. Or mini router on wireless drive and allow devices to uplink to internet when connected to drive.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TheDub:
Having owned some 3G tablets and WiFi models I would recommend staying away from 3G (with the exception of maybe on an iPad since you can go month to month aka pay only when you need it). Tablets and 3G looks better on paper then it's performance in real life. Fact is a Tablet isn't as much of a mobile device as it is a computer replacement around the home.

The use cases outside the home go down fast, however IF you travel a lot for business or otherwise and need something internet enabled to say share information with clients or just spend a lot of time in hotels without WiFi then by all means go with 3G as the contracts are fairly cheap.

As far as 16GB being enough I'd say so, sign up cloud services such as Google Music and you can have your entire 10GB music collection with you without using up any storage. Most apps are under 2mb. Simple games run from 2-15mb, and some of the heavy games such as Gameloft titles could run you 500MB.

Hope that helps your decisions.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] PhantomHacker:
It's enough for me. I use spotify, Pandora, and google music so not much space needed. When I was movies I just delete them off after I've watched them.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] smalis:
Agreed that 16 GB is fine - $100 is way too much to pay for an extra 16 GB, since you can buy the USB adapter for $20, multiple 16 GB Micro SD cards for $30-$40 each, and a small USB MicroSD card reader for $10-$15. Also, I have ordered the "Rabbit Portable Stand and Holder iPad Galaxy Tablet PC", which looks like it will be able to hold the Tab high enough to be able to use it in landscape mode with the USB connector and a small USB MicroSD card reader inserted. That way, you can run media right off the MicroSD card (movies play fine off my Class 10 PNY card). I will report back once I have received it.

Rabbit stand is available on ebay for $10 shipped:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Rabbit-Portable-Stand-and-Holder-iPad-Galaxy-Tablet-PC-/220772954466
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] willow09:
Unless of course you use an Open VPN Client.....I have just signed up to Google music in the UK and I have purchased Books from google books this way.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
I've just requested a Google music invite using one of the web proxy sites, not sure if it'll come to fruition using that method though. How long does it take to receive an invite?

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Step666:
You get yourself the £15 iPad SIM-only contract from Three - 10GB/month and it's a 30-day rolling contract.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] evanrich:
Yes, you need to root to put CWM (Clockwork mod on). It's well worth it, as if you plan on doing any majr changes, it can save your butt!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] evanrich:
You know..be different. Buy the 16GB, and then grab a hot-air rework gun, remove the 16GB module from the board, and re-work a 32GB module on.

If you guys are at all interested, the 32GB module in qty's of 1 is around 76$...unless you seriously know what you're doing, it isn't justifiable vs the 100$ difference :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nikzDHD:
It's enough for me, like others have said Google Music is simply awesome and any other cloud apps. Enough space to load a movie or 2 for on the go and plenty of space for apps and books.

If you are going to be in a non wifi area or can't tether then the 32gb will be good as you have double the capacity and can store locally instead of relying on cloud services.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] thepringlesguy:
If you have the extra hundred I have to suggest that you get the 32GB. It just feels better to have the extra 16. In reality you get around 13 with the 16GB and about 28.- with the 32GB. It will be nice to have the extra room. Trust me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
I would like the extra 16gigs of memory, or at least the 16gig 3G with the SD card slot. It's just that £479 for the 32gig and £499 for the 3G sounds like a heck of a lot of money. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Ansextra:
I have the 32GB. I just want to worry less about space and it's worth the extra $100 to me for that peace of mind.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] pokey9000:
You'll need an unlocked tablet since you'll need APX to load on the image...

I'd rather see someone find the 2nd MMC port on the Tegra2 and blue wire in a microsd socket.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djchad72:
Lol, its a long way to go to get more drive space. Really cant imagine that big of a need on a tablet to have unlimited space, especially when a new cloud service is born every 5 minutes. Lol

I choose 32GB because changing my mind later (from the 16GB) would cost me selling the 16gb (for a loss) and then another $100 for the 32gb. I also knew when traveling the extra 16GB would be welcome since I cant always fireup my mobile hotspot.

Everyone has different uses and that is why there is a choice so everyone doesnt have to pay the premium. So just work with your budget and needs. But as a suggestion I think if everyone looked around the house, they could find their change jar, old DVDs, CDs, BluRays, computers, hard drives, monitors, etc.... Something they could part with and sell to Best Buy, eBay, Craigslist, etc.... I have a rule for myself. I dont buy any new gadgets unless I sell something. It helps cover or soften the blow to the wallet as well as keeps the storage closet lean. =)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Danstek:
Simple, buy the $20 USB adapter. Then you you can use a 32gb or 64gb flash drive. Or perhaps a 500gb portable hard drive. Whatever amout of storage you need.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
yeah and 20$ adapter + 40-60$ sd card thats 80$

is that really worth the hassle?

tab wont be as slick and nice with that adapter constantly attached to it
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] | raZor |:
I don't remember how long it took me to get an invite, but I remember that it wasn't really "that" long. I requested mine via proxy as well, it does work.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] | raZor |:
I'm actually waiting for the USB/SD Connection Kit from Samsung, the SD adapter should be really nice for previewing photos from a camera, plus it'll make expansion a bit easier (although a bit clunky).

Also you can get a nice 16GB SD card for $25 these days.

My guess would be that the new accessories (USB/SD Connection Kit, SD Card Adapter and HDTV Adapter) are coming within a few days.

http://www.samsung.com/us/article/galaxy-tab-10-1-updates
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 5thElement:
Seriously if you need the extra memory why bother with the adapter just to save $40?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djchad72:
I think the point here is needing more than 32GB.... If you only need 32 total.... why daisy chain adapters and SD cards to save $50 after tax. A cheap SD card won't work for HD movie recording, storage and playback. It'll be jittery. Get the 32GB and then if you need mass storage on occasion THEN get the USB adapter for $20.

If this is something you plan to keep beyond the next Galaxy Line up, spend it now and enjoy for the duration. The USB adapter is $20 and then the class 10 SD card plus USB reader will be $80-$120. I paid $99 for a 32 GB class 10 and it came with a USB reader no bigger than my thumb nail. That may give you more space, but alot of hassle.

LASTLY. A point thatbhas not need touched on is alot of apps are still not reading tablet and honeycomb external storage locations correctly. The internal is an SD card path and external is a removable path. I found alot of data that thought would follow me via the external SD car wasn't when I had to switch Asus Tablets. It was very enlightening.... especially with backup programs. Even when i could change path to external removable it would not accept.

So SD card slots aren't all they are cracked up to be in my opinion. Maybe OK for media .... not so much for most apps I found.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] .torrented:
So in this last part...

Your basically saying that a2sd (in a sense) doesn't work for apps well on the tab...