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[Samsung Infuse 4G] Texcowboy:
I would agree to with getting this phone at $50 or free, what ever you can find it at. I love this phone and came from an iPhone to it. It was a big change but after a custom rom and then a few more I finally have it set to wear it works with everything I do.

The gps is okay and could use a little tweaks, doesn't always pickup signal in LA and loses it at the worst times. Other than that the phone is just plan WOW.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wolfen69:
Being my first smartphone, I absolutely love my infuse. I havn't had any problems with it yet. (knock on wood) I went for a drive to test Google Navigate, and it handled driving directions perfectly. In time when the price for a Galaxy Note goes down, I might want that, but for now and the foreseeable future my infuse is just perfect for what I need.

I'm not going to root it or anything, as I've done enough hacking on linux computers to last a long while. Stock Ubuntu and stock phone is enough for me at this point.

Cheers.

Open source, open mind
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Techno848:
man do not go with the note its battery life sucks ma frend gt it

yeah u get 1.4ghz dual core processor and a beautiful screen bt u gta plug the charger after every 4 hours..
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skatin707:
I recommend the SGS2 over the note.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DroidXpert13:
Infuse

I had every iPhone out except the 4s and being an IT Pro I needed more out of my phone besides babysat by apple. Switched to a Inspire 4g which I loved but once I layed eyes on the Infuse it was game over from there. I wouldnt trade my infuse for anything in the phone world at least at this time. I mean the note is pretty freaking cool but not really for me. I have a tablet and my infuse is darn near one itself. I love to see that there are a ton of infuse fans out there!! Keep Reppin, our phone is beast!! Although I skipped on the SG2 because I didnt like the smaller screen factor I am very curious to see SG3 or what about a SI2?? lol that would be sweet. But I have my upgrade I am holding at ATT I dont want to use yet, waiting on two things..... A. I want to see what apple is gonna do later this year. B. I wanna see what Samsung is bringing out, and Most Importantly I want ATT LTE to reach my house! My next phone is def gonna be LTE capable, screw this H+ (fAKE 4G) JuNk! :o
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ntorresla:
infuse vs skyrocket?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Main things to consider:

Infuse - HSPA+, 1.2Ghz, Froyo 2.2

Skyrocket - LTE, 1.5Ghz, Gingerbread 2.3

First - If you don't have LTE in your area, Infuse might be a better option.

You can address the other two differences by upgrading the ROM and OCing. Note that Skype and 2.2 have a glitch in that front camera is presented upside down, making video chats a challenge. 2.3 fixes this with a standard API.

If you have LTE, go with Skyrocket... or look at the Galaxy Nexus (more $$)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skatin707:
Look into the SGS2 (i777) if you don't live in an LTE area. I got rid of my infuse because I liked the i777 so much, and I recommend it highly. However, if you are in an LTE area the skyrocket is a decent option. Development isn't huge for the skyrocket, but there is some following. The i777 (AT&T SGS2) has a pretty good dev following with a good selection of very nice roms.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bokonon9:
Compared to my last phone, an HTC Aria, the Infuse is pretty nice. I kind of get the idea I just moved from one low end phone to a slightly newer low end phone, but I'm happy with the screen size and general feel of the phone and the hardware seems to be capable enough for my purposes. I only used the stock rom for a few days and after trying a few other custom roms I always seem to come back to plain CM7. Not everything works in CM7, but for some reason it's still worth it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mymyankee7:
I had Blackberry Torch...than iphone...got tired of the iphone...but I love my Infuse. Just upgraded to gingerbread on mini Kies. It's working great. Now I'm just waiting for someone to post a good thread for rooting my Infuse on gingerbread 2.3.6.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tripartist1:
Have you heard of SuperOneClick...its the second easiest way to root in my opinion (aside from Z4mod, but thats ment for Froyo, and dont work on the infuse...:/) you should already have what you need on your computer from Kies mini. now you just need SuperOneClick.

-start one click

-put phone on in usb debugging mode (settings>applications>Development>USB debugging)

-plug phone in to computer (let install drivers if necessary)

-click root in top left corner

-wait, yes to busybox, wait, test Super User command on computer

-when done, check app drawer for Super User

-reboot, if no issues, unplug and enjoy!

sorry for the long post:D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jacob1189:
i wish the screen had better resolution, and a dedicated LED for notifications. I came from a captivate to this phone which was a great phone, so at least i didn't really lose any features.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] martinaif:
such a graet phone..
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xDa.Fun:
Here i got a comparison of I-phone, Android & Blackberry :D
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[Samsung Infuse 4G] cacattack21:
Infuse all the way, I've had mine since it's opening day!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jlhdodge:
Rooted Infuse Gingerbread 2.3.6

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1603220

Worked perfectly - the first option! But remember Backup Backup Backup
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sledgeharvy:
Maybe I just watch too much "How I met your Mother" but the "Typical iPhone user" in the first column looks like Robin Sherbatsky lol.. but anyhow.. back to business..

I agree that you can't go off of just Hardware itself to judge a phone, and yes, a dual core processor will out perform a single core processor battle 9/10, (obviously depends on Overclock and which program you're trying to run, etc) But it's hard not to want one due to it's multi-tasking capabilities alone. In addition, with Quadcore processors on the rise, we're all lusting over the capabilities they posses. However, as stated in the past, it's up to the developers to make them make further progress in fully utilizing them to their full potential. So with that said, I urge any of them that could be reading this post. Give us something to look forward to in the near future, PLEASE!!!.. ha ha..

But enough with the future outlook of Cell Phone Tech, and back to today. :) I have been looking forward to getting the Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket for quite sometime, due to the fact that it's as close to the Samsung Infuse but has a dual core processor, I really just wish Samsung would incorporate Folders with their Touchwiz UI, as used on the Famed Nexus Galaxy, sure we can just install an aftermarket launcher, but almost defeats the purpose of getting the phone you really wanted to begin with.. so wow, not sure what to say now.. I just ran myself in circles with that last sentence.. lol..

So lets start over, the Samsung Infuse IMO is still a major contender, considering the Screen, 1.2Ghz processor that can be OC'd to 1.6Ghz stable, and now the introduction of ICS to the table, I think it's still better than the majority of the phones, not to mention you can pick them up from certain websites like Walmart, RadioShackwireless, or Amazonwireless for free. I'd say it's a very viable option for people to switch to for all walks of life. For example, if you're an iPhone user switching to this phone they can install MiUi and install an iPhone theme so they can continue what they're already used to and enjoy the Screen size this phone has to offer them as opposed to their puny 3.5" screen.. Obviously, the lists can go on and on.. but hey you all started this thread for a reason, I just felt like putting in my $2 worth, sometimes 2 cents isn't enough.. lol :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ChrisWomack:
GPS seems fine

The GPS on my Infuse works very well, especially when compared to my wife's iphone4.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] asemitruck:
I personally like the big super amuloid plus screen. But once you switch roms your hdmi goes away:/
[Samsung Infuse 4G] droid-lover:
Love my infuse!

I know its never really been the 'in' phone, but I love the large screen, the cameras, the battery life, and just about everything else about this phone. Gingerbread is great, especially for battery life, but I do miss some of the froyo features, like the black background email.

Im currently using the following rooted stock ROM + xtras (option C) and the battery life is great, and I love the unlock screens! Thanks to all the developers and jscott30 for posting the how to. I was scared to use a non-stock kernel, but not anymore. Wish I could thank more people, but I don't have a thanks button.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SayDfuse:
Honestly the infuse was the best of the best on release date but now it has gotten very outdated, its roughly a year old and it still performs very well but half a gig of ram is just not enough for a phone with this kind of power and 1.2 GHZ single core is good for just about any rom as long as its not over loaded with apps and background tasks. live wallpaper is something i never enjoyed on this phone though due to its lag and over clock was never an option because of battery life
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ismethajametovic:
Yeah, I agree. For my first Android, the phone is great at times, but even with a custom ROM, the phone lags a bit, yet manageable!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GoSooners345:
the S2 I9100G vs Galaxy Nexus

try the later galaxy S 2 instead of the exynos version when comparing it to the galaxy nexus
[Samsung Infuse 4G] fham:
Infuse is my backup to a Sensation. I picked it up on eBay fairly cheaply in January. I use it while traveling which I do a lot including plenty of International travel (Japan, S. Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Middle East).

Rooted and unlocked it using 1Lost's remarkable method. Phone was on stock Froyo. Slapped jscott30's ODIN GB package using wifi in a hotel in S. Korea, where I am right now.

Phone works perfectly for what it's worth. I have been tempted to plop down close to $650 for SGSIII which is available here in S. Korea but I have resisted. Even the Galaxy Nexus looks tempting but I have to resist these urges.

I bought the phone for its large screen and not wanting to pay full price for the larger SGSII.

Hulu Plus, YouTube work perfectly overseas via proxy. I need those to avoid talking to my hosts especially in S. Korea and Japan :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] locch:
Infuse is my very first Android phone. I've had it now for almost a year. couldn't be happier with it. I am now waiting for the next nexus phone.... I'm hoping it will be more advanced than what the previous nexus was. It's specs were okay but should have been more along the lines of the SGSII specs. either way my infuse will tie me over until then.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jimmyardeshna:
I agree ....

:good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
GF just got her Verizon Galaxy Nexus last week, can't say I'm impressed.

A big hulky/bulky phone with a lot of features she will NEVER use.

Both her phone and my Infuse are running essentially the same firmware (4.0.4), except mine is CM9 and her's is stock.

She thinks my phone is faster... it is.

Battery life is about the same, I might get a few more hours use than she does but it could be her battery is "breaking in".

Sure, benchies tell me she has a faster processor, more memory and a stronger battery (according to pdadb.net), but my good old Infuse is just better.

Granted, 95% of the people with the Infuse never root it or upgrade the firmware unless they know how or have it done somewhere for a fee.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GoSooners345:
Same here
[Samsung Infuse 4G] zedicuss:
Infuse is a great phone

I just wanted to say that I am very happy with my phone. I have no hardware problems, it handles excellent. I rooted it, unlocked it, flash different ROM's all the time. The fact that the battery doesn't hold charge for too long is because of the applications running constantly.

I will buy another Samsung next time again. My wife got an HTC but something is not right with it and it keeps resetting a few times every day. She decided on a Samsung too

:good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] slicingtaco:
I am glad and happy to hear that you like a phone that doesn't quite match up with specs of other devices now a days.

Gimme an infuse and that's all i need.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] zedicuss:
Well, it is an year old now. It is normal to be outdated for this time.

There absolutely are better machines out there and sooner or later I will have to replace mine but until then, I will keep being very happy with the Infuse.

Sent from my Samsung Infuse 4G
[Samsung Infuse 4G] whois.christopher:
Coming from a long-time Blackberry and brief iPhone usage, I was quite surprised at the versatility of the Infuse. I think it's a much better looking phone than the S2 - better battery for sure. With a nice stable ROM (such as Remics 1.3 that I am running right now), it's great phone for what I use it for (phone, email, PDA, and occasional browsing). I have a couple of computers at home and work, so I don't need a super-powerful device to replace them all - just need a reliable device that will keep me in the loop throughout the day while away from my computers.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] slicingtaco:
Isn't the whole thing of having more cores is less power consumption; better-longer battery life. And overall better-faster performance........

I am confused......

:confused:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
Just think of each core as a singular processor unto itself.

Like a light bulb connected to a battery, the more light bulbs, the faster the battery will drain. Only in this case, the bulbs are flashing as needed. When one core gets "backed up" with a lot to do, the next core is supposed to pick up the slack or split the work between the two depending on how its utilized by the system.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] slicingtaco:
Interesting....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xxXDAxx:
Main downside to the Infuse is that it isn't a technological beast like some others. It is still an amazing fone though:cyclops:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mannyboy28:
cool

i love this phone there is so much roms for it and im trying to learn how to make ics or jb roms more stable

---------- Post added at 12:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:15 AM ----------

i agree with you but there are roms that can make it faster
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DangKid:
Anyone have any comparisons between the S1 (Vibrant, specifically) and the Infuse? I'm looking at a local offer to downgrade for the Vibrant with some cash on top. I know about the specs, but I want a user comparison.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] zedicuss:
Downgrade???

Wow,

We should be looking at upgrade, not downgrade. There is only one way - UP!

:good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kizzerd:
Dark Knight

Im runnin Vortex Juniors Dark Knight ICS & I noticed a slight decrease in battery life however not enough to complain about. BTW the Dark Knight ROM is impressive. I immediately disabled the annoying boot animation :) Sorry Vortex. Really sweet customization with battery percentage but only a clock widget & alarm - no timer etc. Also the native memo app crashed so I uninstalled. Kind of a bummer because I prefer native apps. Just figured I'd let yall know. Thanks for ur time :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] stingdude:
Samsung Infuse w/ PA

Samsung Infuse on JB w/ butter on the Paranoid Android ROM and flashed the padded 1997UCKL2 equals amazing battery life, just put the infuse on the charger after 3 days, after texting almost nonstop.

all i gotta say :victory:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] CommanderT1562:
If...

If you flash a custom rom, such as CM10 Unofficial for Infuse 4g, then you will definitely notice some major improvements.

The overall stock firmware is slow; you can find lag spikes here and there and the stock could most likely been better. I would recommend that you get CM10 for the infuse, because it fixes all of the "slow" moments and you can practically have a brand new phone.

Hope this helps :good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] unclear.six:
IMHE.

My only experience with the Android platform on a phone has been with the Infuse.

I went from stock Froyo, rooted Froyo, stock GB, rooted GB, Slim ICS, CM9, and I'm now running CM10.

I haven't had anything but improvement in regards to speed, smoothness, and stability. Battery performance has decreased slightly but that is to be expected, I can say that performance is better running CM10 than the other two ROMs. The most improvement I've experienced with CM10 is with the GPS, wow, 100% better than any other build I've used (even stock). Absolutely smokes my buddies iPhone 5!

Anyway hope that can be beneficial to someone.

:)

Samsung Infuse 4G

CM10 Jelly Bean 4.1.2
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Jusnice:
My wife finally let me touch her phone again after i slapped her first custom gb rom about 8 months ago. Now shes running JB Paranoid Android and she loves it. 4.1 changed the way she looks at her phone. Its so much faster and my wife has not complained about any lag or anything, yet... lol.I do have to say, with out ics/jb being ported to this phone its jus a big screen. Thank you to all of the devs. that work hard at making stable roms for us so we dont drop $400 every time we want to upgrade.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] shera_lion22:
All over im fine with MIUIANDROID
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
I've used quite a few different ports of 4.2.1, MIUI, CM 10, PA...

I like some of the aspects of MIUI, it's just some of the interface and UI that doesn't float my boat. Good speed, great options, just not my cup of tea.

PA has the same problem for me: I'm simplistic in nature, anything over and above that tends to take my mind off the main focus point, which is user interface.

Sent from this addictive thumb magnet.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tahbi:
Hi,... I bought my Infuse two years ago as my first cellphone. I have severe hearing loss so I am on data only TAP program with AT&T. For the last few months I've tried the Note 1 and 2, as well as the new S4.

I have been totally spoiled with the incredibly clear, crisp, brilliant display on the Infuse. I keep reading about how great those other phone displays are but they look way to blurry and off-color for my older eyes compared to my infuse. I'm having odd issues with cell signal connection in the phone and also my camera is beyond tempermental and quits or freezes the whole phone too often so I will update...

I am hoping the HTC ONE will give me a display that is as easy on my eyes and as enjoyable to use as my Infuse.

Anyone else agree?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Endoroid:
I'm wondering if anyone has any knowledge of how this compares to an xt860/xt862(droid 3)

Ive got a chance to pick up an infuse for cheap and wondering if it's worth it or if I'll just hate another phone
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
Infuse rocks, especially with the newest firmware (jelly bean)!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jloibman:
GPS sucks

The GPS really is the only thing that botters me on my Infuse.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] eksasol:
Hey guys, I just like some inputs on whether I should buy a used Infuse.

I've had Galaxy S, Vibrant and Captivate so I had a lot of experience with the original S models. I have a Nexus 4 so I don't exactly need an Infuse, but I gave away both of my Captivate and been wanting to get a Wolfson DAC phone again for the high sound quality headphone output. I just found out about this model which is slightly faster than the 1Ghz Galaxy S, and a usable camera too, it seems like a worthy trade off for not being officially supported by CyanogenMod.

I intend use this phone as my backup phone and mainly playing lossless FLAC while falling asleep, I'm on T-Mobile, but I guess can unlock this phone using the hex editor method and use its 1900Mhz band.

I'm wondering if there are any deal breaker or issues I should be aware of? The good and bad about this device? Is the GPS that bad and unsuable like with the Galaxy S? That is the one thing that ruin the Galaxy S models for me since the GPS is virtually useless, although I have opened it to apply solder to antenna contacts to improve the signal.

If the device is that good with KitKat and decent GPS I might even consider making it my daily driver since it's only important to receive calls. I do most of the flashing and other stuff on my Nexus 4.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OutlawTornSM:
Most of these ROMs should be displayed on youtube
[Samsung Infuse 4G] markdarylcorpuz:
:D

Try Custom ROMS :)
[General Questions and Answers] xrobie:
Hi!

I learned that SE has released xperia mini (and mini pro) with the latest android (2.3).Also SE made this phone's bootloader to be unlock (all 2011 realeses).

I just want to ask if it is possible to somehow port it to our X8? I'm no expert at these things but I'm being positive that it can be done.:)

Thank you!
[Defy General] Motodefyuser:
What's best performance on Motorola Defy stock 2.2.2 nordic using SetVsel if I want to 1Ghz maxium? Full stability and not too battery heating.

edit: I've been found stable settings. :P
[Defy General] DanielNIX:
can you share 'em?
[Defy General] henno88:
my settings :

20 300

36 700

60 1200

up_threshold 65
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Themes and Apps] arpruss:
DoublePower lets you launch one or more applications at any time when you quickly double-click the power button.

If you set it to launch one application, it just launches.

If you set it to launch more than one application, it launches a menu listing them.

I wanted this so I could launch SuperDim whenever I wanted to adjust screen brightness without going to the home screen from an app.

The beta expires after Sept. 16. I think eventually there will be a free version that lets you include only two apps in the DoublePower menu and a paid version without that limit. Or maybe the free version will pop up a nag screen from time to time. Haven't decided.

http://pruss.mobi/DoublePower.apk
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Themes and Apps] arpruss:
I added an option to turn off the WiFi when the device is powered off. Press MENU | Options.

This doesn't work if you both:

(a) use deep sleep

(b) have at least one double-power-click application set
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Themes and Apps] arpruss:
I extended the beta to Sept. 30. Also, you can add to the double-power menu one or more of these: WiFi toggle, Airplane mode toggle, Bluetooth toggle, and HOME (I think you could do that in the previous version, too).

In particular, if you want to have a way to get out of full-screen apps, you can just assign HOME to double-power.
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[HTC Sensation] StefanB86:
There's a thread about it already :) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1244615
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] pabling19:
Hi guys!

I think I killed my phone. I upgraded to the GingerDx - V13 ROM, the first day it was working fine. Then the next day the screen is getting messed up until it won't start anymore. I tried using PC companion to hopefully factory reset it but (which it manages to finish the restoration) but now it is really not booting. It just lights up and then turns off. No SE logo or anything. :( Now I'm stuck as I don't know what to do next.

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] faiyyaz:
PC companion is not good.. try flash with SEUS..!! Google it..u may find a download..

In order to restore a bricked mini pro:

-Launch SEUS (NOT PC Companion)

-When asked to plug the phone, press Home+Back (and keep them pressed) and then plug the phone on usb.

-Release Home and only keep the "back" button pressed.

If you followed the sequence properly, you will see the green led on and flashing process will start. If not, try it again.