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[General Questions and Answers] ancdix:
Good day,

I would buy an G9 from Archos. A friend of mine bought a G8 and it's pretty cool. check out the specs on their website.

btw the wifi-printing feature is not hardware dependent, so you need an app for android.

price is under 400€

ancdix
[General Questions and Answers] kersh:
Any tablet that you like will make the things that you want.

Maybe the 8.9 amoled plus from samsung can be the best.
[General Questions and Answers] Hog Milanese:
What's the best software solution for wireless printing to an HP printer (in Honeycomb)?

Also, how would I get my iTunes music to the tablet?

Finally, does the Netflix app work on these?
[General Questions and Answers] nrnx:
personally, I think you would better off waiting a week or two for the Asus transformer 2 with ntegra 3. If you are looking for a netbook the transormer one costs $400 and comes with a keyboard mouse dock that helps to increase battery life. I personally have an acer iconia a500, and with a custom rom, it is the fastest tablet compared to my friends stock. Good gaming, and good applications come pre installed as well both are 400 at best buy, and likely cheaper online
[General Questions and Answers] mtmerrick:
I would suggest the toshiba thrive. It has one of the best file managers i've ever seen built in, great printing support, and full sized USB, HDMI, and SD card ports.

IIRD, it also supports larger than 32GB SD cards ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] kolkar:
my IMIE not working when i flash cm7!:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] lisad:
How the heck do I root the Optimus S (670) from sprint to Vm. Great phone, can't use on my provider. I am not so computer literate, please have patience. I also would like to know how to send upgrades, apps to my sd card. I am soooo confused! Thanx in advance. :eek:
[HTC Amaze 4G] McQueefus:
There is a update available. I'm sure everyone here knows how to do it but for those who don't go to settings/about phone/htc software update. It just says its a security update. I'm gonna download it now
[HTC Amaze 4G] McQueefus:
Well I thought htc might be nice and unlock the bootloader with the update but unfortunately they didn't. I can't really tell any difference so far.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
Of course not.

Try checking if wifi calling is enabled now.

Try the one click root method to make sure htc didn't screw us already.
[HTC Amaze 4G] daillcyruz:
Just updated my amaze at work, no wifi calling on newest update.
[HTC Amaze 4G] TheHeffNerr:
first thing I checked for giggles... sadly no XD

No wifi calling here as well, but I still have an old sim card.
[HTC Amaze 4G] fimanmd:
No wifi calling in the update, Nov 13th it will be coming out. I didnt really notice anything new in the update. It didnt block us from anything. you can still do the perm-temp root in the dev section and unlock bootloaders through htcdev, so not sure what the update is.
[HTC Amaze 4G] reggiedls:
Could it be to address the whole security issue htc was having? I updated and didnt notice anything either.
[HTC Amaze 4G] scottslc:
No wifi calling in the update, Nov 13th it will be coming out. I didnt really notice anything new in the update. It didnt block us from anything. you can still do the perm-temp root in the dev section and unlock bootloaders through htcdev, so not sure what the update is.

How do you perm-temp root the amaze? I looked at the dev section and didn't see anything... Thanks.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
You didn't see anything? Seriously? Look again. :rolleyes:

Try looking for Easy Perm Root One Click
[HTC Amaze 4G] racemepls:
I would seriously think twice about taking any updates if you want s-off. Chances are they found an exploit that one of our dev might take advantage of.
[HTC Amaze 4G] flexte:
didnt want to update for that exact reason but really was hoping wifi calling would have been in that update.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlazinDANDAMAN:
Just wanted to post my experience and hear of others that are also making the move.

Now I may have a totally different view than most, but Overall, this phone was pretty awesome. First I had a G1 on T-Mobile. The excitement of learning Android and having the first phone was fun. I've been fortunate to be involved in every dessert update. Finding XDA, rooting, learning ADB, all the learning of all the other stuff was awesome. Then I jumped ship and got the Droid Eris. Now shortly after getting it, I regretted the hell out of my decision. I should have gotten the OG Droid. But XDA helped me love my phone. Cyanagen, and other ROMs were awesome, and the Eris forum and developers were funny and friendly. Then with 2 months left in my contract and waiting for the Droid 3 to come out, I won the Droid Charge in the droid landing contest. I enjoyed the 4g fastness and tried to keep things stock, but I keep lingering on XDA and finally gave in. I couldn't believe how easy it was to Root and flash this phone. With that, I spent less time in this forum and didn't really post much. I purchased the TBH app leaks and didn't really come by and participate. But I will say that this phone at first was great, but really is a disappointment. Great cause the SCREEN, the easiness of rooting and flashing, and that's about it. The 4G never works when you need it the most. Don't get me wrong. When it works, its amazing! But those times it freezes and then goes to 3g then goes back and freezes, etc...RAM was not enough to do all this phone is trying to do. And of course the battery, but that's universal.

Now, I've sold my charge and have a prepaid VZW card for $300 ready to pre-order the Galaxy Nexus. My contracts is up, and I still have a new every 2 credit. I look forward to the excitement and fun experienced with the G1. This is a whole new OS, and I'm sure I'll be spending a lot of time in the XDA forums. I'm in total love with ICS. I was not disappointed at all with ICS. The hardware of the Nexus, um maybe, but you gotta be real picky. I think this is a phone I can finally have for 2 years and be happy with the whole time. Quad core phones next year, then by 2013 maybe HD projection phones. But this phone should be able to stand up to most competition till then. Hope it gets all the updates, and quickly. Jellybean?
[Verizon Droid Charge] AlexDeGruven:
I've got my money ready for the 10th.

I really dig my Charge, but I've been waiting for a pure AOSP experience on Verizon for far too long.
[Verizon Droid Charge] DirgeExtinction:
You traded in your Charge for $300 with Verizon?
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlazinDANDAMAN:
No, I sold it on craig's list, and purchased a gift card...
[Verizon Droid Charge] -javier-:
i have the buy back program from best buy, i hope i can get something from it.
[Verizon Droid Charge] DirgeExtinction:
Hm, I'm planning on doing the same. The Galaxy Nexus is quite a sexy phone. :)
[Verizon Droid Charge] landshark68:
Isn't anybody ever happy with anything? Is nothing good enough? ICS and the first phone to carry it were just announced not even 24 hours ago and you already want Jellybean on the phone? Good grief.
[Verizon Droid Charge] yutzybrian:
I want it for the ICS and dual core. Not sure if I'll be able to afford it or not though. Can't really blame ya for wanting to jump since it is such a bada** phone in specs. I'm kinda so-so with my Charge.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlazinDANDAMAN:
LOL...I think my post got misread by yourself, or mistyped by me. What I was referring to is that I plan on keeping this phone for 2 years. I'm hoping that in the 2 years, what ever updates that happen to come out, the Nexus gets them quickly. Then I put jellybean with a "?" thinking maybe if in that time it would get it. Like I posted above, I'm in love with ICS and would be fine having it for 2 years. But we all know that google updates pretty quickly. I have no idea what they could add, cause ICS is great, but when it's(JB) announced, we're all gonna want it, and soon. Just like ICS, GB, FY, ECL, DN, and Cupcake. Ahh, Cupcake.

Man, I remember waiting for Cupcake and wanting it so bad. Touchscreen keyboard, widgets, and record/playback video.
[Verizon Droid Charge] daniel142005:
Doing this too. I paid full price for my charge since my contract wasn't up, but it is now. So hopeing to use that 50%-60% that I'm supposed to get back to buy the Galaxy Nexus. Now watch them not carry it >.<
[Verizon Droid Charge] thatguy8729:
Kind of in the same boat. I'm just not sure I can deal with this phone for 2 years. I've looked around a bit to see what I can get for it plus the stuff I got for it. I'm more interested in the Droid Razr, but regardless I don't know if I can justify that kind of cost.
[Epic 4G General] chkchkboom:
First poster here so I'm unable to post to the proper area...but I noticed the time on the lockscreen freezes at whatever time you disconnect from chargeing.

Also, I noticed a big difference on how pictures look with 4.1 vs 4.0...seems to be much more color seperation...especially with the grayscale. I have seen this issue recently with the nexus s's latest ota update. If someone else noticed this, please confirm.

Other than these two issues it seems to be a good release. Thank you for your hard work.

If someone could please relay this info to the correct thread it would be great. Thanks.

Edit: first issue solved...did a flashover and all went away.
[Epic 4G General] pvtjoker42:
I'm glad the clock issue went away after a reflash. Was what I would have suggested. I guess my eyes just aren't that picky when it comes to the variations in colors, as I haven't noticed any difference in the pics i have. I also use quickpic instead of the default gallery, so that might have something to do with it as well. Any other issues you've run into, just post back and we'll see if we can replicate em.
[Epic 4G General] hayzooos:
+1 to the QuickPic suggestion. I didn't have the issue with the Gallery some other did, but I changed anyway, and am glad I did.
[Epic 4G General] chkchkboom:
Wanted to say thanks on the suggestion of quickpix. However the bug remains an issue for the sake of the devs knowledge.
[Epic 4G General] zman519:
You guys should try this pic

Sent from the Drivers Seat of my Suby txting and Driving doing 100MPH+ in a school zone! Ha.
[Epic 4G General] azyouthinkeyeiz:
AOSP*

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[Optimus One, P500, V General] Somyab:
guys please share your views about the best version of mik os cm7 which has extremely less bugs and faster then all other versions of it and dont forgot about the best battery backup which is very important.thanks
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sidVici0us:
6.5.8 latest stable. For mi is the best release.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] MaKTaiL:
I'm using test version 6.6.1 with Franco's latest kernel v1.1 and I find it was the best combination for me. I was having issues with 6.5.8, specially with wifi and 3g. Also, the 6.5.8 had some weird black screen bug that is fixed on 6.6.1 (at least for me).

I also set overclock to 450/728 on SmartassV2. Awesome!

Sent from my LG-P500
[Optimus One, P500, V General] RockR172:
6.6.1... most stable with latest franco kernel... ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fratermus:
I am running the 6.5.8 stable. GPS locking seems to be working lately for me lately. Only major bug for me is the bluetooth SCO stack (only recently enabled at all) seems to be fairly primitive: excessive battery consumption and can require a few tries to get a connection.

I work around the battery consumption problem with a Tasker profile that turns off BT if nothing is connected for a few mins.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Ted A:
I got the Hyperion Samsung Droid Charge i510 3500mAh Extended Battery from Amazon 5 days ago and have been training the battery; draining it to shutdown before charging it again.

I did initialize the battery statistics once it's fully charged the first time. It takes about 3 hours to charge the battery from 99% empty (it shuts down at 1%). It really is a hassle to do one cycle of charging and discharging with this battery. lol. I ended up streaming War and Peace movie off Netflix running on wifi or 4G to discharge whatever juice is left on the battery. So far, the battery capacity seems to continue increasing after each battery training cycle.

I'm happy with it. On the last cycle, I got 25 hours and 15 minutes. YMMV.

The Hyperion Extended Battery Silicone Case is in the mail.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jsanta11:
Thanks for the info just got mines, about to order the case, please once you receive the case post pics..
[Verizon Droid Charge] jmorton10:
I have two different extended batteries & I ordered that POS Hyperion case.

The case is very chintzy & doesn't fit either battery setup correctly.

On one battery it is too small & with the other it is loose & sloppy.

~John
[Verizon Droid Charge] Ted A:
I finally got the Hyperion silicone case in the mail.

Chinzy is not the word to describe it. More like primitive, it's made out of the same material the army made the chemical warfare gas masks with, back in the 50's. lol. Anyway, I've never seen a warfare gas mask. But it sure looks so primitive. With the cases these days moving towards TPU material, this Hyperion case is so "5 years ago".

First, the minuses:

The cutout edges in the front and on the camera opening, as you can see on the pictures, are not tight, which is to be expected of a case with this material. Not flapping, but it's not as firm as the edges on a TPU case.

The button profiles are practically indecipherable to touch. You can't feel your way to find the buttons unless you've already been accustomed to their locations.

It's a dirt and dust magnet. I'm sure if you take it to the beach, it'll bring back a pocketful of sand home with you, too. Pocket lints love to stick all over it. I've read it somewhere that this silicone material, as a result of its 'magnetic personality', will eventually create scratches on the covered surface of your phone, even on the metal edges, if you let the dirt build up inside.

Take your pocket knife and start carving the micro usb cutout for it is simply not big enough to serve its purpose. I've tried many different micro usb cables and none of them will fit through the cutout.

The pluses:

It's made for Hyperion's extended battery cover, so it fits snugly onto the back of the phone, onto the Hyperion-brand extended battery cover and to all four sides and four corners. Because of the curves and bulges specific to an extended battery cover, I seriously doubt if this case will fit as well on other brands' extended battery covers.

It effectively hides the cheap-looking plastic battery cover, as long as you don't mind carrying something that has the appearance of a rubbery-looking bar of soap in your pocket.

It definitely gives the positive, sure-grip feel when you're holding your phone, unlike when you're grasping the bare and slippery, cheap-looking plastic extended battery cover that bears the same brand name.

All things considered, I really have no choice but to keep it. Enjoy the pictures.
[Verizon Droid Charge] wampuscat:
Anybody got a link to the battery and case. How much are they? Shipping expensive

Edit....found it. Ordered the battery and the case last night
[Verizon Droid Charge] davwman:
just bought the battery. expectations are high.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Ted A:
Update:

the silicone case has stretched considerably where it becomes too sloppy. Tossed it about about a month ago. Since then, the thin plastic cover that came with the extended battery had been exposed and has gotten more cosmetic scratches. The plastic cover later developed a tiny crack on one of the top corner that continued to grow longer until it cracked completely clear to the camera window.

Bought the OEM extended battery cover to replace the unusable Hyperion extended battery cover. The quality of the OEM extended battery cover is outstanding, it's made out of a much more rigid material, it's thicker and the surface finish superb and much more durable compared to the Hyperion's, and it's more resistant to scratches. I'm very happy with it. From comparing the OEM 2600mAH extended battery, the Hyperion battery is about 2-3mm thinner. So too be safe, i placed a few layers of folded paper between battery and my new cover.

The Hyperion extended battery:

It continues to perform well.
[Verizon Droid Charge] ambrar12:
How long does it last? What kind of usage do you do?
[Verizon Droid Charge] hiddenpeanuts:
I've been pretty happy with this battery too. I spend a lot of my day in a location with little or zero signal, and I still get 18-20 hours out of the battery with moderate levels of use.

I do agree that the default Hyperion case isn't the greatest. I bought the OEM extended battery case too and it's much better.

As a side note, Hyperion's customer service is amazing. My battery case arrived cracked in half, but with no questions asked they sent a replacement for not only the case - the battery too!
[Verizon Droid Charge] MetaOrbit:
Where, by chance, did you buy the OEM extended battery cover? I've not yet been able to find a reputable [appearing] site that has it in stock.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
Buy it from Verizon, it's cheaper than everywhere else ($10) and in stock.

http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=accessoryDetails&accessoryId=47552
[Verizon Droid Charge] wolverine38812:
I just got an extended battery for my charge, its the trexcell extended battery the other one that amazon sells and I just wanted to say its working great. I'm still conditioning the battery but its very promising, my phone has been up for 12 hr. Now and it down to 40%... already much more battery life than stock battery
[Verizon Droid Charge] Jugger naut:
It grows on you

I've had the ext batt and cover (Hyperion) for few months and I loved the batt right off the bat but the cover took me a bit.

Ted A makes some excellent points nice write up

Here are a few more

+ I've got big hands (I can palm a medicine ball lol) and the extended bump along with the grabby case make handling the phone much easier. Stock its like trying to hold a wet watermelon seed.

When setting on a smooth surface and using the screen (playing a game mostly) it doesnt fly across the table and onto the floor, the smoother the surface the grippier it is.

I left the phone on my lap and jumped out of my truck. :eek: It did a half gainer onto the asphalt with absolutely no damage. Thank you Hyperion.

- It doesnt fit in any car or desk cradles that I've tried :mad: Guess thats par for the course.

As Ted said the physical buttons are covered and the small indents are undetectable at least by my sausage fingers. It also negates the back lighting on the buttons.

The grip turns it into a tug of war sometimes when it comes time to get it out of your pocket, especially when sitting down. The neighbors might think your playing a violent game of pocket pool and tell the kids "get inside now"

All in all I wouldnt give up either, I forgot the cover at home one day and realized how good of a job it does. I handled the phone very carefully the extra weight and my track record for smashing small expensive and delicate things made me uneasy. Once you get used to it you wont want to go without.
[Verizon Droid Charge] wolverine38812:
Got the oem extended cover in today [ https://www.techiewarehouse.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=SSA-EBC-994EBZB-J022 ] and I must say its much much better than the after market cover that comes with the extended battery. Every place I looked were sold out, the site there is the only place I could find... after Googling for ever, its in stock as of the time of this post
[Verizon Droid Charge] Jugger naut:
Holey Schmidt!

I can never leave anything alone/stock, sometimes it works sometimes I have to throw it away before anybody sees how bad I screwed up a perfectly good ________ you fill in the blank.

Keeping up with tradition I got tired of not being able to tell what button was what when I had my case on my phone. So I broke out my trusty paper hole puncher and carefully punched out holes were the symbols were on my phone case....see pic. Works grrrrreat! I can tell which button is which even with my mechanics gloves on. Plus you can now see the buttons when they light up. If anyone is daring enough to try this make sure you clip the holes on the high side (best if the top of the hole is touching the line at the top of the button. The buttons centers are a little higher than the markings on the case.
[Verizon Droid Charge] bigjonmoo73:
I also have a 3500mAh extended battery and the life on it is awful. I do have med-heavy usage on it, but there is no way it should only last 6 hours or so... Any suggestions or is it probably some crap battery?
[Verizon Droid Charge] wolverine38812:
Return it, get another, the one I have with low usage lasted over 24 hours ... with normal use it will last me the whole day 13+ hr.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Jugger naut:
I'd recalibrate your battery first there is a sticky about it if I'm not misstaken do a search if you can't find it.
[Verizon Droid Charge] bigjonmoo73:
Which battery do you use? I want one that will work legitimately. I can't stand only having 6 hours on a 3500mAh battery or any batter for that matter! Thanks!
[Verizon Droid Charge] wolverine38812:
I have the trexcell 3500mah brand off Amazon, its works great as long as you condition the battery as the instructions say. My phone says it has 30.52hr when the battery its fully charged. That if you don't touch the phone at all, but it will last me 12 -15hr with normal use.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpark32:
I am running Biffmod Fascinate v1.3 - 2.3.5 and my GPS is not accurate at all, nor will it lock on, in order to navigate. Not sure if I did something wrong. I've been running it for a few weeks now. LOVE the ROM. Not sure how to "thank" yet in forums...probly not "allowed" to yet. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OhioYJ:
I would try JTs latest kernel which includes fixes for the GPS, it appeared on his twitter account, 10-16 if I remember correctly?

EC09 modem usually worked best for my GPS up until recently. I'm currently using Miui 10-14 with JTs included kernel (ED05 modem), GPS locks pretty much everytime in under 5 seconds, on both my phone and my wife's.
[HTC EVO 3D] guitardoc64:
I had the superuser crash last week. It caused lockups and I restored from a nandroid. Everything works but picmail. I tried a dirty flash, reflash of radio, wiping dalvik and cache,updating profile and PRL and still can't send pix. ##3282# opens the menu and the mms server shows blank. I enter the mms server settings and it won't commit the changes. I'm not a noob and this one has me stumped. Any suggestions?
[Acer Iconia A500] jjdevega:
Hello,

I'm hoping someone can shed some light into my delema...

I've been researching regarding my issue but haven't found any answers as of yet (I feel like I'm the only one with this annoying problem).

My problem happens more times then I would like. I would be browsing the web, watching a movie, or just on the desktop screen, then all of a sudden the screen starts wigging out on me. It would shift erratically left or right, zoom in and out in a spastic way and while all that is happening it doesn't respond to touch. The only way I would recover from it is if I hit the power button to close the screen then on again. That seems to remedy it temporarily until it decides to act up again at random times. My other issue besides that, is that touch would become unresponsive at times when just going through the motions. Turning the screen off and on again would fix it but will happen again a few more times during the day.

Has anyone ever have these problems and if so have you been able to remedy it? I may end up having to return it to Costco online and get it replaced.

Things I've tried: (Not in order)

- Removed root and set it back to stock.

- Hard reset.

- Flashed different rom

- Removed all third party apps

- Full wipe

(Thanks for reading)
[Acer Iconia A500] kjy2010:
If you've done a full wipe and format before flashing ROM, it very well could be a hardware problem, as the wipe and format should have removed all residuals of previous ROMs, so you can rule out OS/software as the issue.

Just an educated guess.

;)