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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graffixnyc:
At first (I ordered the TF the DAY it was released) I wasnt going to get the dock, I figured it's a tablet if I need a kb I'll use my netbook or laptop.. So then I got the dock on sale (when they were selling like hotcakes) and snatched it up for the deal.. plus I figured even if I didn't use it I had a spare battery, plus a nice little way to prop up the tablet in bed.... fast forward to today.. I use the dock just as much as the tablet by itself. Because of the dock, I now use my tablet in ways I would never if I had not had the dock. I now keep all my class notes on it (using ever note) which makes reading them on the go easy(without the dock) and makes taking notes during class much easier. I really do now find the dock VERY useful.. It pretty much has replaced my netbook (dell duo netbook/tablet)

So I would say yes, in the long run the dock is most certainly worth the price (in my situation it was)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebigham:
oh wow! Thank you so much for the informative responds. I will definitely get it! I still have few questions. Does it lag when you type on websites like it does on the screen keyboard? I use a chromebook for school. Hows the weight compared tot the chromebook? And can you easily peel off that sticker on the keyboard? Because sometimes its hard to take that off in some laptops and it will leave a mark.
[Defy General] shorty66:
Is it possible to have the defy recording videos while the screen is off? I would like to document longer hikes and such and the screen is the biggest energy-consumer while doing so.

There are apps which can turn the screen black but i havent found any which let you disable the screen completely.

Whats the matter? Can it be hacked ;) ?

Also is itpossible to record the sound through a headset-microphone while recording videos?

I would prefer using a dedicated mic as wind-noise is pretty strong while riding a bike and i think a headset-mic could work way better.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mman14:
Okay so here it is. I deleted the stock apps from my atrix on 2.2.2 with bell and tried to upgrade to gingerbread. I think this is why it has been failing each time I try. I have downloaded the 2.2.2 gobstopper as well as RSD lite and Ihop. I am reasonably confident that I can navigate through all of these in order to get back to 2.2.2 and then OTA to 2.3. What I am unsure of though is where or not I actually need to unlock my bootloader and what will happen after I do so. I have heard rumours of a few bricked phones and that's scaring the **** out of me. If someone could just give me an assist here it would be much appreciated.:confused:

Just realized I don't know how to flash the Gobstopper in the first place :S
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phalanx7621:
Can't u just use RSDlite to flash a stock froyo .sbf and then OTA up to gingerbread?
[General Questions and Answers] mat1371:
I want to buy a windows phone 7 device.

I've read some reviews but I don't know to select which one: Samsung Omnia 7 or HTC Mozart?

I've heard that some HTC devices are made in china and you can't install new (coocked) roms on it easily.

Software support is very important for me and I use to study on phone so a proper screen for reading is mportant.

Does every app run on mozart runs on omnia 7 too?

And something else: HTC mozart is cheaper than Omnia 7! It seems weird for me because mozart camera is 8MP.
[General Questions and Answers] DroidFreek:
In terms of cost the parts used to build the phone makes the price. Even if the mozart had a 8mp and the omnia had a 5 the 5 may be better because of the quality.
[General Questions and Answers] mat1371:
no more answer?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richp1970:
Does anyone know if there are any add ons such as skins like weather or dial pads that we can change with this rom? (║▌ ║▌││░ | ROM | Synergy-Kingdom | RLS_1 | 2.3.3 |SENSE 3.0 |░ █║▌ ║ ) If so can you please guide me to where it is.. Thanks..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swagstr:
Search "synergy" in the Themes and Apps forums.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ubrg33k:
There is also a fair amount of them listed in the synergy thread.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richp1970:
I downloaded a dialer and installed from the senergy section but it made alot of my apps force close so i didnt know if there was something specific to this rom.. Thanks...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ubrg33k:
Did you install GodMode? If so, a lot of the mods will not work with GodMode.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richp1970:
no i didnt
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rob_z11:
Just wondering if you have to choose between Asus Eee Pad or HP touchpad? I have just bought touchpad as an impulse purchase, and it does email and browsing pretty well, and that's it. Not a hugh app collection, and there are some intense effort to get Microsoft share working with overclock kernel upto 1.9 Ghz.

I have Viewsonic and HP Touchpad, and always wanted EE Pad, but using Viewsonic version of Honeycomb, touchpad's WebOS is so refined, but lack apps.

Any thoughts?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9apps:
I think there is some dev groups that work on a honeycomb version for the touch pad so maybe u should wait

And about the eee pad, overall great tablet (and i didnt did root yet)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rob_z11:
Thanks. I do have working Honeycomb on my Viewsonic Gtablet, and It works great, but still don't have optimized kernel. I have just started using the touchpad, and I am in love with card system in OS. So ahead of everybody including Apple and Google OS in my opinion.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meltn:
I have a Touchpad and can relate to your comparison with the Viewsonic. The TF 101 is a great first tablet while the Touchpad is small, light and limited. I am glad to have both, but favor the TF101 for all it's capabiities.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rob_z11:
My biggest issue with the Android in Honeycomb/Viewsonic is that email client for Exchange is slow and downright pitiful. I wonder if Exchange clinet is smooth as Touchpad on TF101?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkonex:
The Touchpad owns it in build quality, sound quality, and OS especially at $99 or $149. I had a Transformer and dock for 2 months and used the crap out of it but sold it because the web browsing was frustrating among other things. Got lucky too and got $539 out of it on Ebay so hardly lost anything. Then ended up getting 5 touchpad at the firesale prices and sold 2 on Ebay for $290 and $250 then another at cost and kept 2 so I basically got 2 free TouchPads.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wynand32:
It's all about the apps, really. Sure, webOS is a nice mobile OS, and I used a launch day Pre for about 18 months before giving up on ever seeing legitimate app support on the platform. The TouchPad is a decent enough device for $99, but you can't really compare it to the Transformer--one's a dead platform, another is just starting out.

I can do much, much more on Android than on webOS. So while the TouchPad makes for a cheap (at the fire sale price) browsing and email machine, I'd not plan on doing much more with it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
My touchpad will be arriving next week. I seriously doubt it will replace my Transformer, but probably my iPad 2 (which I can then dedicate exclusively to games). We will see...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chandalf:
Touchpad vs Transformer

I bought a TP in the 'firesale' and have been very impressed by what it can do. But, and its a big but, I do see Android and my TF as the way to go. The HP machine is sitting in my livingroom. It is really handy just to be able to pick it up, read an email or browse to the news then put it down again. It also is a very good photo frame (logged on to my Flickr account). Not bad for £90.

But if I want to do something useful, like access Facebook, Google Maps, have a look at my schedule, or whatever, then I reach for the TF. With access to the android market and all the apps it has, it is so much more useful.

So,, they can happily live together in my world.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
I think the future will be full of tablets in one household... one to replace paper note pads, one to replace your phone (I use facetime on my ipad more than the regular phone when talking with my parents), one to replace a tv guide and remote control, one to replace recipe books, etc... if they come down to the $50 - $100 with minimal hardware specs, they can fill just about any "small tasks". Of course, we will always have our "main" device, which does many tasks, but the idea of having multiple devices to do certain things is a great idea. When I work, I use my TF for office stuff and my ipad for written notes, calculator or a second screen - beats the hell out of paper.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rob_z11:
Thanks for everyone's input.. I think there is a place for HP Touchpad and Android Based Eee Pad in my living room. It is incredible OS in my opinion for browsing and email. I wish Android can adopt some of those card like features. incredibly smart.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jblah:
before buying the TF please take a look at these 2 vids

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPN3hHI9y-E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI-guAGGK3s

this should be out before too long (hopefully by end of year--october is what people are saying). TF2 will get this and the price of the original TF will go down while TF2 will come in at $399.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftLegend:
For the price, the Touchpad. Can't go wrong with a tablet that can run CM7 and be overclocked to almost 2GHz for $99. I wish I could find one, every Best Buy in NYC is sold out :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jblah:
they are making a 2nd wave of them from what i heard.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftLegend:
Looks bhawss. Maybe I'll just hold on to that $99, sell my TF to my dad (lol) and buy a TF 2 when it's out XD
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebadfrog:
The TF2 is already being delayed. I wouldn't expect it before Q1 of 2012.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jblah:
most reports are saying a "month or a bit more" as reported from August. It was suppose to come out Aug 31st but since the Tegra 3 got delayed they are also delayed. Hopefully it'll be out by October - November.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebadfrog:
Past experience tells me to not hold my breathe
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
Unless the TF2 is $399 or less, ASUS would be making a mistake releasing it in the next 6 months. The Android tablet market is not doing well at all and it would benefit manufacturers to keep their products in the market longer, but at a lower price. Tablets are not phones, manufacturers do not have to make ten models a year...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jblah:
TF2 is suppose to be $399. TF did pretty well in terms of # of sales around 400,000 i believe. either way, TF2 is on the way!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avlon:
In my home we have a Transformer (with dock), Ipad2, and a Touchpad. I can safely say that out of all 3, the Transformer is currently our favorite. If you like stuff like emulators, comics, Pulse Rss reader, and Netflix, the TF is still the tablet to beat. I've gotten a few people to convert over from ipad 2's after seeing the TF in action. Each OS has it's positives and negatives but the TF's versatility really does put it in it's own class.

With that said, if you can find a touchpad at $99 to $150...definitely go for it. Web OS itself is pretty nice and the flash support is pretty good. While it has a couple of the basic staple apps, it still covers that basics really well for that price. Just be aware that you really do need to add stuff like preware and the various tweaks that it allows for the touchpad to run well.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darass:
Someone posted it somewhere here but with no answer so i'm asking ;) is there a posibility to make SMS count on MIUI lockscreen on SGS? I'm now on JVP Continuum rom if it matters. :) waiting for answers from U :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma575:
Yes it is possible , just download a proper lockscreen from theme manger ( online themes )

and pick a lockscreen which has a ( phone ) or ( Envelope /sms ) icon

then it should display it on your lockscreen ^^

if you really love your lockscreen then i suggest you visit the market and look for sms notification

If i ever helped :) hit thanks ^^
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darass:
my rom don't support theme manager ;)
[Xperia Play General] Leraeniesh:
The phone feels pretty solid for everyday use, and the curves make it easy to hold in a pocket.

If your worrying about a screen protector, SURPRISE. Theres already one on there.

I've never had any problems with the apps for everyday use. They open quickly, and pulse works quite well.

Some people find battery an issue, I dont. In between trains I do about 2 hours of gaming, check email every 2 hours, post Twitter updates, and still have half a charge by the end of the day.

The camera isent as great as other phones, but it works.

For Netflix support, you can find the .apk someone on the XDA site, and it works perfectly.
[Xperia Play General] Deoxlar:
Get it if your into gaming on the touchpad.... Otherwise I don't see why you should.

For a phone that has nearly the same specs as the galaxy s, it runs a lot smoother. There are no lag issues, it has ran everything I've thrown at it smoothly.
[Xperia Play General] uccoffee:
I m using the PLAY too, and I found my HD2 with android runs a bit smoother.

the SE software is improving thou, it has been 2 updates, and the speed actually increase after each update.

Only get it if you want to have a game pad or the NAVIGATION pad (up down left right)

i love using the play with navigation pad.

I cant find any other current android phone with navigation pad other than the play.
[Xperia Play General] TLRtheory:
I'd say it's worth it.

The only real thing that might keep people from taking it seriously is the fact that it's not a dual-core phone. When you actually see it's performance though, you notice immediately and forever after that it's silky smooth even on a single-core.

It's replaced damn near everything I use; and, most importantly: manages to be great at gaming without being mediocre at anything else.
[Xperia Play General] Kyledoo:
I'm definitely interested in gaming on the gaming pad, as I can say pretty definitively that the reason I don't play too many games on my phone is because the controls are cumbersome or feel like the games are "dumbed down" to be able to be played with lackluster controls.

I have seen the performance a good single core phone can have (including that of the Play), but am kind of wondering, is it a little too late in the game to even be considering anything other than a dual core phone (I'm having this same delemia over possibly going with the Droid charge) I skimped a little on my first android phone, and because of my experience with that, I am scared that something I get that isn't top of the line now will be utter crap in 18 months - 2 years time.

The combination of acceptable (or great, according to some) performance, the game pad, and the price (in that order) make this appealing.
[Xperia Play General] ps3taker:
Sony Tablet S or P coming this month
[Xperia Play General] Simmo3D:
I just got mine yesterday and I definately recommend getting one.

Feels solid, awesome games and its gonna get better soon as Playstation are soon to announce PSP games for the Xperia Play.

GO GET IT!!!
[Xperia Play General] Kyledoo:
But these are tablets, is there any chance of a device with a form factor similar to the play coming anytime soon?
[Xperia Play General] clewis:
I got the xperia play around a month ago maybe 3 weeks ago. The phone is very solid its super fast i have not had any slow down with the phone to this date so dont worry about the core cpu's yet.

The phone is awesome, its amazing for gaming and if your still not into that its still an awesome phone i would say its the best single core phone you can buy.

The only thing i am disappointed about with the phone is the **** wi-fi radio it has terrible signal, it keeps me connected most of the time but around my house i usually only have 2 bars but with my brother's iphone and my old android phone i would be having 3 - 4 bars.
[Xperia Play General] Simmo3D:
Yeah i have the same issue, Galaxy S II has full reception and my Xperia only gets around 2-3 bars although it does keep reception. Thinking Sony might update the modem driver with the next update *fingers crossed*
[Xperia Play General] Deoxlar:
Yea, the wifi is definitely weaker then most devices. I went out to buy a netgear range booster router and it fixed my problem though.... I can't believe how good netgear routers are...
[Xperia Play General] amed_rock:
the only reason i can think to make you buy the phone is the gaming pad. that is all. you will never get a better gaming experience on any other latest phone like Galaxy X II or Droid. i mean never :)

its a gaming phone and target for gamer. i strongly suggest you look for other phone if you not into gaming. i just dont want you to regret it when you bought it.

regarding the wifi, the signal reception is working great if i point the device to the router directly :D

just my opinion..
[Xperia Play General] jimthev:
Like other have said, if you game on your phone get it. If not, get something else. All the rest is just waving your hands.

It is a solid android phone with a game pad. Nothing more, nothing less. If you never slide your game pad out, why carry it around? If you do slide it out, supported games (including emulators) are a completely different experience to every other phone. I cringe thinking about what Minecraft would be like if I had my thumbs all over the screen.
[Xperia Play General] Robson:
before i go rambling about my previous phones, all i can say is:

GO FOR IT

putting that aside, i was previously using a hd2 running android via the sd. i also had a htc desire issued by the office. i was content with both phones until the office decided to get rid of the desire. apparently, marketing was able to strike up a good deal with the network provider and thus issued us a bunch of iphone 4s. with the desire gone, i was thus left with my hd2 to run android. the problem was, i wanted a purely dedicated android device given that i would most likely never visit windows again. don't get me wrong, the hd2 is fantastic as it's reputed to be the most versatile (and hackable) phone. i've been reading up on the xperia arc as it has nice reviews. however, i was attracted to the xperia play even more because of in my opinion it's taken the lead in the "swiss army" fight amongst phones. i'm not a true gamer but i have enjoyed playing ps1 back in the days. with that, the play allows me to revisit those days and once again play with my fav games.

secondly, the phone itself is fantastic overall. the interface is fluid, i've experienced no hangs or freezes (not counting the psx game that doesn't run with fpse). battery is awesome and i really love the loudness of the media player. this was one of my gripes when i was still using my hd2: the volume needed to step up a notch or 2. i got myself the white xperia play and people in the office are really loving it.

i've already rooted my unit. as i have home and contents insurance i'm not worried about damaging my play. but say i did run into a situation which results in my phone being bricked/damaged/etc. i would most likely get my insurance company to replace it with the same. unless i find the other phones such as the evo or sensation coming up with a gamepad AND something else that the xperia play doesn't have, i'm definitely sticking to this phone for quite a long time.
[Xperia Play General] Deoxlar:
Actually, if you are not into gaming.... After you get the phone and see the games available... You will be!
[Milestone 2 General] ZolaSlo:
When using phisical keyboard in dialer on my Milestone 2, only number keys work. On my Htc Touch Pro 2 when in dialer I could type name of the contact on physical keyboard not just on onscreen keyboard. Is it possible to do the same on Milestone 2?

Zolja
[Android Apps and Games] gorank68:
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[Motorola Droid X2] 0vermind:
Maybe this has been a topic, maybe not. Haven't seen too much discussion about it, so I thought I would create a topic about it. This is more of a general discussion. There definitely is a bit of controversy of the look of the Droid x2, at least, in my head. :p

The opposing views being that I can understand Motorola's desire of not wanting any major design changes. On the other hand, where the hell is my camera button?! Sometimes I understand, sometimes I don't. I work with a lot of people, obviously, cause I'm a business owner, and almost everyone looks at my phone and says, "oh yeah, I used to have a Droid X," or "my brother has a Droid X." Explaining to them that this isn't a Droid X it's a Droid X2, usually gets no where, no just don't understand.

Thoughts? What's your opinion? I think they should I have done something a little different besides the battery cover to distinguish a difference. Like put "x2" next to Motorola at the top or something.
[Motorola Droid X2] Meticode:
To be honest there's only two design changes they need to make on this phone.

1.) Soft-touch menus buttons.

2.) Physical camera button.

...if they kept everything else the same I wouldn't care. Although if it's possible to get rid of the hump I wouldn't mind that either. I wasn't too fond of it when I purchased it, but I grown used to the hump.
[Motorola Droid X2] mistawolfe:
I hear ya. My coworker has an X, and if you put them side by side, you can tell the difference, albeit minor. Screen color/cover is different, plus ours is black and the original is more grey.

Still, could've done more...
[Motorola Droid X2] DAG425:
Yeah, a camera button would have been great... This is actually my first Moto phone ever and I love it! I really don't understand why they removed the camera button... It is such a pain in the neck to try and take a picture of urself without opening the settings menu... The search button hack camera was a great attempt that kinda wore off because it wasnt the default camera.... I really miss the widescreen pics in eclipse but it seems Nitro has it figured out.... Now if someone could just redirect the onscreen button to the search button that would be amazing!
[Motorola Droid X2] mistawolfe:
Also, our buttons are more recessed...