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[G Tablet General] nvanlaar:
It should work on anything 2.1+ I got the same problem as above and currently have a trouble ticket out with EA Sports. If you go to the EA site, Madden 12 is not even listed as an android game, only iPad/iPhone/Touch... Very frustrating.
[G Tablet General] vaccdroid:
Cant find where I read that it does not work on Tegra devices. I also downloaded it to my Evo and ti works fine but a black screen on the Gtbalet. Oh Well.
[G Tablet General] nvanlaar:
hmm... seems there are two different versions.

One is "compatible" and runs up until the download is required, the other is not compatible for some reason. I'm not sure what the difference might be since they both read exactly the same.

I thought EA Sports turned out quality stuff. This smells and tastes like junk.
[G Tablet General] kieso:
I managed to get the game installed. It is just a black screen when you run it. I tapped on the screen everywhere and the played a game but graphics were really messed up and it ran choppy. So its not for tegra 2. Too bad there wasn't an emulator that could run it on T2 devices
[G Tablet General] jbuggydroid:
i too can't get it to run on my gtab but it does run on my photon 4g so tegra devices isn't an issue. think it just may be because it is not supported on the tab. perhaps a build prop change would work?
[G Tablet General] nvanlaar:
This works now! The updated version works very well with my gtab, especially when I bump the clock to 1.4Ghz. :-D
[G Tablet General] ElBow513:
Can anyone confirm that this works with any version of Flashback?
[G Tablet General] kieso:
Yes it does. Im running the latest flashback OC'd at 1.4
[G Tablet General] ElBow513:
Are you running SetCPU for Root users to do the OC'ing?
[G Tablet General] kieso:
Yep! Its nice to have a football game on our grabs.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Hi all,

I currently have a Dell Streak 5 as my "main brain" (or mini tablet,.

I've been frustrated by Dell's lack of support and no fully functional GB ROMs.

Now that the Infuse has an official GB ROM, I'm sorely tempted to switch.

So I put this to you, Infuse enthusiasts, are you happy with you device?

Specifically speed and reliability, 3G reception, and camera quality?

Many thanks in advance!

Martin

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
The Infuse certainly has a lot of goodness going for it. The audio quality is purely outstanding...in the leagues with the Cowons and other high-end audio players. The display is gorgeous and the look and feel of the Infuse is elegant and quite handsome. The battery life is actually not bad at all, for an Android.

However, the Infuse is definitely one of the buggiest Android phones available. TouchWiz, Samsung's UI overlay for Android, is among the worst of them. When I first set my Infuse up, I got a few system crashes and lag-O-rama. I had to switch to an alternative launcher to get by with my Infuse. But, for some reason, now that mine has been in use for a week, TouchWiz has smoothed out considerably.

I've heard good thing's about the Dell Streak but have never used one. But I do know, even with all of it's bugginess, I do love my Infuse. I find that I prefer listening to music with my Infuse rather than any of my many DAPs. That may be a testament to the Yamaha audio chip I believe the Infuse uses...same as the new SGS2.

I'd suggest giving an Infuse a try before buying.

Oh, and by the way, GB isn't yet available for the AT&T Infuse. Many of us Infuse users are waiting patiently for AT&T to release the update.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
I love my Infuse. Out of the box it's probably a crap device, but my typical "time to live" for any stock ROM on any phone I've owned in the past 4-5 years has been a day or less.

The display is simply gorgeous, with a non-stock ROM it's incredibly responsive, the sound quality is great.

The camera's better than any phone I've ever used before - it can actually successfully scan barcodes and QR codes. (I shoot with a Pentax DSLR - so I won't touch phone cameras with a 10 foot pole for anything but barcode scanning...)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Trust me, the camera, though having excellent features and adjustments, is crap, especially for lower light conditions...like under a canopy in bright daylight. It seems to have terrible low-light performance even with the daylight setting checked.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Elemino:
It's Amazing

I'm still using the stock rom, as every customization I've wanted except one can be done without even rooting the phone. I pulled my phone out of the box, turned it on, and immediately downloaded Go Launcher EX, set the home screen to 5x5 icons and disabled icon labels... yea it's definitely the phone and look I want. It comes with much less bloat crap than the other AT&T phones, it allowed 3rd party install apps out of the box, and it has the fastest HSPA+ speeds of their "4G" phones according to the specs provided. Many made fun, as I purchased a 2011 phone with a single core processor... The funny thing is stock the 1.2GHz processor usually runs faster than a stock Atrix with its dual-core 1GHz phone (which my wife has). The phone is $98 at the nearby stores... I absolutely cannot see a reason why anyone wouldn't chose this phone unless you're waiting for the SGSII or you want something small like that hp thing.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
It's just a jumbo Captivate.

Sent from my SGH-I997
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bronk93:
If you think this phone is buggy, go try the G2x. Its a turd with an HDMI port. Out of the 5 android phones I've owned the Infuse is by far the best.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Okay, thanks for the feedback all!

I'm a little surprised that AT&T doesn't have GingerBread yet, as Rogers (the Canadian equivalent network) launched the phone with GB here some time ago, unless I'm very much mistaken.

I wouldn't be using the stock launcher as I'm very happy with SPB 3D, which I already use on my Streak and Iconia.

You guys also seem to have a healthy development section here too.

I have played with a demo in stores a couple times and I do like the device a lot.

Does AT&T lock the bootloader or NAND on the phone?

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] briansj:
If you use the camera for pictures or video often, it's a no brainer. The Infuse camera is superior over the Dell Streak. I moved from the dell streak and I don't miss the extra .5 inch screen.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Rogue_Breaker:
After reading this thread, I was intrigued to see how well the camera fared in a mixed light situation. I recorded some footage and played it through my 1080P HDTV. I nearly shat myself when I saw it directly linked via HDMI. The Infuse truly is an impressive little beast of a device.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dh2225:
Infuse has amazing screen, camera and design. The stock rom is pretty bad actually, its laggy and the browser loves crashing a lot. However, with infusion gingerbread rom and overclock to 1.6 this phone is super fast and flies through everything and the browser is super fast, so now it can handle 1080p youtube videos. With infused rom and 1.6ghz overclock i can say its as fast as galaxy s2 which I've played with.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Okay, guys, regarding the camera performance of the Infuse...I did a test of 5 different smartphones. They were all set to auto or neutral...no enhancements at all. I did, however, set the Infuse to daylight mode with the checkmarked. Otherwise it would be way too dark. All were taken from the exact same position. Zoom was not used...just how the cameras are by default once booted up.

I took 3 pictures of the same scene each and chose the best, most focused, one.

I had to crop the Infuse picture because the forum wouldn't upload it. It kept saying the file was too big. But I didn't crop it much. The main thing is the picture is unaltered in its image, only size.

The phones are:

Samsung Focus

HTC HD2 with Android

Samsung Infuse 4G

HTC Inspire 4G

Apple iPhone 4

--------Focus---------------HD2------------ Inspire ----------- iPhone 4 -----------Infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] apallohadas:
Marty, the picture that you chose to take isn't a very good sample. Any time you choose a very dark area with a very bright area right beside/behind it, your quality is going to suffer as the lenses struggle to find a focus point.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
This isn't about the specific picture. It's about how the Infuse low-light picture quality compares to other phones. There is nothing different in the location of the Infuse picture from the other phones. They all were taken in the same location and the same time.

This shows the low light performance of the Infuse is exactly as I said it was.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
The Samsung Focus is the obvious winner there, but I did notice that the other pictures were aimed slightly more to the left bright area which could affect the camera's contrast adjustment. Still the Infuse held up well otherwise.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
The angle makes no difference. The angle is pretty much exactly the same. What is different, making the angle look different from each other, is the default zoom level. If they all had the exact same default zoom, they would look exactly the same for angle.

I agree, the Focus has the best low-light performance in this run of pics. But it doesn't have the best overall picture quality performance. That belongs to the iPhone. I can do another test proving this if prompted...I did one in the past between the Inspire, HD2, Focus and iPhone. Didn't have the Infuse back then. But the iPhone came out the best looking picture of them all. It was crisper, clearer and more detailed as well as having the best coloration.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] apallohadas:
If you take a picture to support a claim and then then say it's not about the picture, how are we to take the picture serious?

I get that you're not happy with the phone and that's cool. Have you tried another rom yet?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
You're misunderstanding my meaning. It is about the pictures. It just isn't about only the pictures. The pictures speak for themselves. Take them how you want. But the Infuse does have the second worse low-light performance of them all. And I am not unhappy with my Infuse. I am unhappy with its picture performance.

Read this post again: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17136559&postcount=2
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wikedawsum:
The Streak was my first Android phone. Gf is currently using it as she enjoys the larger screen for reading books. I switched from the Streak to a Captivate because the Streak just got to be too bulky for me after a while. The Captivate seemed too small though so I switched to the Infuse and couldn't be happier. For me, the screen size is perfect. Not too big, not too small.

I'm running Infused 2.1.0 with Infusion 1.1 kernel overclocked to 1.6, and also applied the battery and performance tweaks from DynamicRam. My phone is snappy, has a beautiful display, no lag, and just has a great feel to it. Battery life is pretty decent. On an average day I only need to plug it up before going to bed. If I'm heavily using it, I may need to plug it up once in the early evening to get a little bit more juice. I also like that there's stable GB roms available. I tried some of the GB roms on the Streak and they just weren't doing it for me. Ended up going back to Streakdroid 1.9.0.

If I had to choose between the Streak and the Infuse, I'd go with the Infuse. I am obsessed with this phone. Loved the Streak, but in my opinion the Infuse blows it out of the water.

Hope that helps you a little!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
I beg to differ. The angle makes a big difference. In this case, I daresay the biggest difference. The balance of dark area to light area will drastically alter the contrast balance in the photo. The camera will try to set the contrast balance to match the majority of the photo. If more of the photo of dark in the first picture than the others, the results will be difference.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Are you not understanding? They all are at the same angle. What difference there is in angle is inconsequential. The subject of the photos is the bench. The reason being, I took a picture of a family member sitting on the bench and could barely see them. The other phones are meant to also be pointed at the bench...regardless of the distant light. The other phones produced varying qualities of low-light performance.

And I did take many different pictures of my family member in many different angles in an attempt to make them more visible. No angle I used helped. The lighting performance remained the same.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Thanks wikedawsum, that helps a lot.

I actually like the size on my Streak, but the Adreno GPU in the Snapdragon is damn dissapointing compared to the PowerVR core in the Hummingbird and OMAP CPUs.

And I agree, StreakDroid 2.0 (GingerBread) ROM is not reliable or complete enough for day to day use. I'm still on StreakDroid 1.9.1 (FroYo) myself.

The Infuse seems like a good fit. At least until they launch the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE here in Canada, this fall. It will also have a 4.5" screen.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
I don't think you understand what I'm saying.

Look at the photos.

Notice that there is a noticibly LARGER dark area in the first photo compared to the rest?

THAT will affect how the camera adjusts the contrast and brightness levels, which in turn will affect the resulting photo's low-light results.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
So what you want me to believe is the crappy picture the Infuse produced doesn't matter and the better pictures the others produced doesn't matter either? Read these words * I took pictures at many different angles with the Infuse and they all produced the same results*

If the Infuse will not produce a better picture than the others at the particular location, the camera isn't as good. If I can get a better picture from any of the other phones at that particular location, they work better.

I do not believe being limited in location helps a phone be a better picture taker.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Lol, man!

As far as I can tell you're fixated on bashing the Infuse' camera and ignoring me.

All I said is that the Focus' camera appears to have the best contrast adjustment of the photos you posted, but that the comparison was tainted by the photos not being of identical composition.

That's it.

I have no vested commitment to any of the phones involved in your comparison as I don't own any of them.

I only really care about the Infuse versus the Streak as well as an objective evaluation of the Infuse' camera.

I understand that you tried to provide an objective assessment and I do greatly appreciate that, but the tainted photo comparison limits the usefulness of the photos you took.

Your subjective opinions of the Infuse' camera notwithstanding, an objective camera comparison REQUIRES IDENTICAL photo composition. Close doesn't cut it. At least not with the CCD sensors used on phone cameras.

If you could retake the photos with identical composition, I would be greatful. I'm very interested in the quality of low light and varying light photos.

Thank you.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Nevermind, dude. The photos speak for themselves. Take them how you want.

Goodbye....make sure to read the red.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Alright. Thanks for your help and opinions.

If anyone else could take some varying light and low light photos with their Infuse, I would very greatly appreciate it.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Corvette Dave:
Simply the Best Android phone I have owned!

Screen size and quality... Sound Quality and easy to root to boot!

Enjoy.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
I completely forgot to ask, how's the GPS reception?

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Corvette Dave:
Mine has performed very well! I came from the Vibrant that was horrible. I get 15ft. accuracy and is very reliable. I am on the road a lot for work and use it often.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Thanks all!

Based off your recommendations, I've decided to get an Infuse. I'm not getting rid of my Streak quite yet, so I'll do some side by side comparisons.

Sent "Like a STREAK of light" from SpideyStreak, running the incomperable StreakDroid 1.91 by DJ Steve
[Samsung Infuse 4G] trouzzermouse:
Its pretty darn good for a camera phone. If you are worried about low light get a dslr and a tripod. Or use the flash and see what that does.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] smnc:
Lol, yeah a DSLR is on the shopping list too, but my tabletphone will always be my primary camera.

All I want is decent point and shoot performance. Most modern smartphones do that. I just find that mixed light and low light separate the "decent" from the "good".

Anyway, I've got my infuse now. Once it's set up, I'll start doing some comparisons.

Sent from Vera, my Iconia A500; All dressed up going places!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SKG19:
How the camera meters (adjusts exposure for the light in the scene) the scene makes all the difference in the world. Those images to me say nothing except metering differences. In your pictures the Infuse seems to properly meter for the sunlight (you can see much more detail in the street in the sun) while the iphone 4 and Focus for example blows out the sun lit (The street in the sun is blown out) area. To do this right you would have to put all of the cameras in some sort of manual mode and shoot them at the exact same ISO, f-Stop, and shutter speed. Since they probably can't do that you can't conclude anything from the images other than it seems you don't like how the camera meters that particular scene. Each phone's software and hardware will do a slightly different job metering a complex (large dynamic range) scene like that. To get true low light performance you would need to have just a low light situation.

If the subject is the bench then they all suck because the bench area is underexposed on all of them. Try changing the camera to spot meter (I know the Infuse can do this, not sure about the others) point all of the cameras at the bench and take the shot.

Full disclosure: I've got a Canon 7D (with a variety of Canon 'L' lenses) at home. Had a Canon 10D before that and a Canon A2 before that. If I want to take a good picture I bust out my DSLR and many of my good pictures have been published in publication and sold.

With all of that said...you don't test low light performance of a camera with sun in you scene...period. You test speaks to metering and potentially dynamic range, but unless you can set the ISO, f-Stop and shutter speed it is very hard to conclude anything.

With all of that said. I'm personally impressed with the quality of images from my infuse. Replace the DSLR...no way. But damn close to replacing the point and shoot models.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Nah...the Infuse was definitely the third worse camera of them all, right behind the Inspire and the HD2.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] RJ45:
Well this is my second Samsung product.

My first was the Samsung Jack or BlackJack II as they had it in the USA

I was a huge WM guy and that phone had one of the best battery life I have ever experienced. Moving forward I stuck with HTC devices because of the huge dev groups for them. Just before my Infuse, I had an HD2 which I absolutely loved. It was the phone that would never die! I still play with it every now and then and I will keep it as my WP7 play phone! Thanks to the HD2 I got to play with Android a hell of a lot and properly so I kind of got stuck on Android.

I bought the Infuse for two reasons: It's an actual Android device and the battery life.

I took the plunge and bought one while I was out in the east coast on vacation and I have to say I really like the phone, my only hates is the fact that I absolutely HATE Samsung's UI (TouchWiz, etc) and the fact that my battery is all wonky, looks like I have to buy a new one (doesn't hold a full charge and doesn't charge properly sometimes)

When I first got it the thing would only charge to 80% battery and even at 80% the battery life was amazing! Now unfortunately it won't charge past 66% :-/ I'll get the odd time where it will charge to 71% but I need to get a new battery ASAP as it will only get worse and worse.

The only reason I regret getting the Infuse is because of the smaller dev community (not saying there is anything wrong with them, they are all great devs!). I'm a flash whore, I love flashing ROMs so the Infuse isn't filling that craving for me. I might find myself going back to my HD2 but maybe not with Android. I might leave Android all together, who knows. WP7 when I first flashed it to my HD2, I absolutely loved it. There were a few things that I couldn't adjust so thats why I left WP7 and went to Android but now with Mango out there, I might just go back.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alephnaut:
I went through 3 phones mainly based on the camera quality. The infuse takes the best indoor close up shots of any phone I've seen. People have asked me to take pictures at their events because the quality is so good...

Single LED flash and pretty responsive. It's not as fast as an iPod for taking pictures but I've definitely been able to take candid shots :) especially after turning off some of the bells and whistles...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alephnaut:
Agree it's a great phone. My only gripe is that it's a little short on RAM. It gets sluggish pretty quickly which would be less of a problem with a gig of RAM instead of half a gig.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AODfan:
Try the V6 SuperCharger mod and that should help make it respond a bit quicker.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rikochet33:
I´m really pleased with my Infuse Infused 2.0, it's responsive, sleek user interface, better battery life (my last was HTC HD2 and my Infuse had double lifetime battery) so awesome...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scyld:
I love w Inuse ($20 refurb), but there are a couple quirks that at least deserve mentioning:

The external microSD slot is located under the cover, and the slot is blocked when the battery is in place. So if you want to remove the card, you actually have to shut down the device and remove the battery, rather than the way you can do it on most Android devices by just unmounting the card and popping it out of the slot. At times transferring files by microSD card is the most convenient way for me, so I suppose it's somewhat unfortunate.

Also, I think to keep the phone as thin as possible--and maybe to make the back more accesible as well?--the back cover is a thin and rather flimsy-feeling piece of plastic, that is simply removed by pulling it off and is put back on my snapping it in place. I don't think there's mucu danger of the thing coming off, but it doesn't afford too much protection to the battery, SIM card slot, microSD slot, etc. (On the other hand, of course one shouldn't expect a particularly rugedized phone with this model :p)

As I said, I love, LOVE, this phone, and I recommend it to anyone interested in a new Android phone. However, I thought mentioning these two unexpected little design oddities deserve mention ;p
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rljetsetradio:
so i installed clockwork mod and see a lot of roms that specify that the stock boot loader is required. does cwm work with these?

i tried searching but im either retarded or there wasnt anything that answered my question.

thanks
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cbay:
An old discussion:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1095043

A compatibility table:

http://viewsonic-gtablet-for-dummies.webs.com/rom.htm