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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DvDwx.:
anyone already hear about the random turn off itself problem on P1000? i already past days searching about who to fix it but don't find anything related about how to fix it...

just to share the issues about this problem:

iF the P1000 stay connected to charger he works smoothly and don't get any reboot or turn of by itself.. you can do anything if he stay plugged on charger (and the battery charging stay working too, he charge without any problem)

BUT

if you disconnected he from charger source (Charger AC or Computer) he still turn on at maximum 1 minute and than turn off itself... if anyone have doubts about it i can make a video about it...

Please i need discover how to fix that... i already works with cellphones and tablets technical assistance on past but now i already searched all my websites sources to fix it and don't found anything... it can be the battery too but i don't have sure... if anyone knows about this problem... please.. tell me who you fix it :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ildar_prophet:
This one is simple: change the battery because yours is dead.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DvDwx.:
i already started search a new one....

any way it can be another thing?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ildar_prophet:
All the symptoms are pointing the the battery that got old.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DvDwx.:
thanks [MENTION=3983657]ildar_prophet[/MENTION] i disassemble the P1000 and notice the battery already puffed... without doubts is the battery :highfive:

Maybe i will make a unbrickable mod to fix some another minor issues i found.. and than update he to CM? =D

--

I still have to think about buying a new battery... because i know about a Chinese tablet that costs little more than half the price of a new battery and has well over twice the performance than the P1000

this Chinese tablet i have a development project to him... (me and another Brazilian dev's..) and i don't have sure if i will fix the P1000.. maybe i sold he to someone :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] davioxx:
hi guys, do you know if I can ground this temporary just to bring it back or have to remove resistor and then ground, my little electrical engineering classes knowledge tells me that it should work as the path with lowest resistance would be the "jumper", something like that old iphone hw unlock hehe
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Inferno23:
Ultimate Unbrick help

Hello, I have a bricked p1000, I have done the mod. I installed java on Ubuntu, and am almost finished unbricking my tab, but am unable to use the Unrbrickable Ressurector. The link to download it goes to github, and I am confused on what to do with the zip file I have gotten from there. I would appreciate any insight on this problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] safety1st:
Did you select OneClick? and let the Heimdall to be installed? If so just wait for your device to be boot and return back to stock again ;) Hope it will help you ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Inferno23:
Well my problem is I can't get the ressurector to start, the github page has a zip on it that I'm not sure how to use.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Inferno23:
This link and the HeimdallOneClick link redirect to github, what do I do with the zip to get HeimdallOneClick running?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ambrose Joseph:
Can you tell me how to install xposed installer for CM11 on galaxy tab p1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ildar_prophet:
Here it comes. You are welcome.

The github sources aren't very usable for mere humans :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Fl1cK:
Does this mod also work for Galaxy Tab 2 (GT-P5100) ? I really need to know
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mr.natural:
No, definitely not.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] masemoel:
This will work for p1010?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Simon_A:
Hi Guys

I realise that it is a long shot, but does anyone have the original files for the images in this post. They would be very useful in aiding understanding. "TinyPic.com" no longer exists. I hope that someone (perhaps Adam) will be able to help ....Thanks Simon
[LG Optimus 3D] crazycage:
Hi guys,

I'm new to the optimus 3D and absolutely love it!

I've been looking for a flashlight app that works with our Camera LED but everything I have tried doesn't work.

Can anyone recommended some that do work?

I'd like to give them a try :)

Thanks
[LG Optimus 3D] Denli:
Tiny flashlight
[LG Optimus 3D] crazycage:
yes! finally one that works. Thanks a bunch!
[LG Optimus 3D] Jordibcn:
I use Brightest Flashlight and works flawlessly. The splinter cell sound adds optimus coolness :cool:
[LG Optimus 3D] crazycage:
COOL! thanks! I do like the sound effect too! awesome!

It seems to load really fast too. Simple, but perfect.
[LG Optimus 3D] darknite999:
gone through about 20 different apps and finally one that works. Cheers!
[LG Optimus 3D] Dual-Band:
I had some problems with tiny flashlight so now use color flashlight and work fine!
[LG Optimus 3D] TelmoFT:
Thnkz it works very well

I cant even observe the flash LOOOOOL
[LG Optimus 3D] speedyranger:
hi. that's work with new ver. 2.3.5?
[Defy Themes and Apps] thrutheeyes:
So I have a wallpaper I just want on my homescreen as an image, not chopped out.

Like I have a picture of an animal and want it as my homescreen wallpaper but it just gets all chopped up and zoomed in.

What size do I need to make the wallpaper or what is the trick?

Thanks for any help.

Ed
[Defy Themes and Apps] etherea:
Standard screen resolution is 480x854 at 240dpi, this means the native is 960x864 at 240dpi; if you take a picture with your camera and want to use the image for your screen wallpaper you'll see that, in the process, it tries to crop it down. During this process you'll have to move the crop boxes, dragging them in order to cover the whole area of the image (not just a piece).

You have to remember that those wallpapers are made to be scrolled so they are in such 3:4 aspect ratio - just see your device so to have the idea of the dimensions of the wallpaper.

Using a custom made wallpaper - an image - is fine but be careful about the dimension: the bigger, the fitter.

So check out the dimensions of the image you are using: a smaller image will be zoomed.
[Defy Themes and Apps] thrutheeyes:
Thank you :)
[Defy Themes and Apps] etherea:
You're welcome indeed =)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milothicus:
I currently have a sony X10, and my biggest complaint is that it's useless for recording clips with bands for rehearsal. the mic overloads way too easily.

i'll be in the market for a new handset soon and am considering the arc.

has anyone used this for recording music? can it record in loud spaces without overloading the mic?

i did search but couldn't come up with much.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flo95:
Search for "weltpremiere des neuen bmw 1er auf der iaa 2011" on YouTube and you'll find a clip from Florian1095 (me), should give you a good impression about the quality, because after a few seconds of talk there comes some loud music.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] zsolti256:
Its price is said to be $399 USD for the 16gb version.

Samsung has improved:

Its hardware is stolen from the SGS2, except for the camera, which makes only 720p vids.

"Voice Call

The GALAXY Tab 7.0 Plus calling function has been upgraded to let you make and receive voice calls privately by using Receiver Mode in public places. You no longer need a headset or Bluetooth for voice calls."

The speaker phone is on the front enabling normal phone usage, Unlike the previous Tab!

Oh, yeah, and Honeycomb 3.2 :D. How are they making voice call possible on that, I don't know. But its Samsung, so anything is possible i Guess

Here is the homepage:

http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxytab/7.0/feature.html?type=find

It is also thinner, under 1cm thickness, and lighter than the old one.

The only downside, is its size :D , and possibly its screen resolution (1024x600). The dpi Should be pretty horrible, just like the Tab 7 was.

What do we Streakers think? Is this a little over the top, or just the size of your pocket? :cool:

This or the Galaxy Note?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] breckbit:
i´m definetly in to it! Love the screensize and the new ability to make calls private. i only need my device to make just a few calls, so it will be my next device!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slaydog:
I don't get it. Does it make calls over cell networks? If so, who? Or just wifi? Do you hold it up to your head?

Either way, I just think that if it is too big to fit in your front pocket, you wont carry it with you all the time. Then if you want to look something up your out of luck...

I saw another manufacturer that made a 7" phone/tablet. Ill post it here when I find the link...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TheManii:
The Gtab 7+ was apparently always able to make calls, but until the recent update it was only able to make speakerphone calls, the update allowed it to use it's phone speaker to make normal type calls (yea it's really wierd how they managed that)

It basically conceptually an even bigger streak 5, a phone speaker in the front and a larger speaker or something (or mabye just that one at full blast) for normal sounds.

It's got a full modem with voice unlike the s7 which is data only (possibly)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] zsolti256:
Did you even open the link about the phone I had in the first post? It has all the answers to your questions!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
its really about g0d damn time....I think theres is a market for it. was waiting for something like this..

the question is what US network will allow voice and data on this thing.. hmm.....
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] CyberGhos:
Where did you get the $399 price point? I kind of doubt about this price since they did price the S2 at $700. Hmm, but it's too big for me to be a phone anyway. Hope the Galaxy Note will be priced around $400 :D. Man can dream!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slaydog:
Nevermind, but to answer your question, yes I did click the link and read the entire add...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TripleDiamond:
I think some of the people here are confused; All of the Galaxy tab 7's, including the original version have the phone radio in them. It's just all 4 major US carriers had the phone disabled, but it can be turned back on. I have had the first version almost a year now, and it is the only phone I use now.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
Wifi version is up on best buy. Quad band is up for preorder on Amazon. Really hopes this comes to US with 3G. Can't afford to pay much more than $600 though. This would be a dream on honeycomb with phone integrated.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slaydog:
Is it easily enabled by flashing software? Compatible with At&t voice/3g? Does it take your regular phone sim? Does it fit in your pocket?

Thanks in advance, this is starting to sound like an interesting option...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
yes(well not that easy for some),yes(although AT&T might say you're on the incorrect data plan; hit or miss),yes(reg. SIM), and yes(should fit in your pocket provided your about 6 foot or so, or a real heavy set fella) and I think you can find the original fairly cheap too.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] btvbtv:
How it is supposed to be carried? My Streak lives in the pocket.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Final5k:
The Galaxy Tab 7 cannot be considered to be use as a daily phone due to its size. Either you constantly carry a bag or you have really really big pockets to fit that in. In my opinion, the Tab 7.0 is useful only for home/indoor usage - i find it difficult to carry such a device outside. Also, if you make a call with it, OMG, this is what I would call holding a brick!!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TheManii:
the EXACT SAME THING can be said of 4.0" phones, then they came out

then the same can be said of 4.5" phones, but they exist

then 5.0" phones, and yet there's the streak.

7" is a bit unwieldly, but it depends on your situation, i've handled a s7 a fair bit and i wouldnt be against juggling it and my s5 as a phone if the s7 could actually make calls.

There's some times where I'd carry around a s7 regardless if I wasnt just borrowing it on and off, those times i'd keep the s5 at home and make calls on the s7 given the chance.

I cant imagine someone owning a tablet without a smartphone, there's too much synergy with having both vs just a tab and a dumbphone.

My hands are still big enough to hold a s7 with 1 hand, it's just about as wide as I can one-hand, anything larger would be because it's the same width but smaller bezels. one-hand-ability and having an actual voice modem would be my only criteria for tablet/smartphone differentation.

I always wear jeans when out, and the s7 fits perfectly, but that's just me. When I have it on hand i carry both the s5 and s7 back to back in the same pocket.

for quite a few of us, the phone calling part is the least important part in our devices, if it works reasonably well that's all we need. We simply dont care if it's super comfortable or call quality, as long as the ocassional call comes though without hassle. The s7 is not at all uncomfortable when held as a phone against your head (depending on how big your hands are), if you ignore the fact it's configured all wrong to make calls (speaker/mic is positioned for video chatting and not voice calls)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
documentation is up on tmobile website.. user manual (250+pages), reset your device, and tech specs, etc... looks like no voice calls/phone app/ caller Ids

welp, just have to wait for the XDA community to get this thing calling.. or hope for a Euro voice enabled one...

I'll be keeping an eye on this.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TripleDiamond:
I bought my original tab from onthego solutions. I don't know if they'll have the new version, but mine was designed for the Rogers network so it works perfect in the u.s. with at&t. This also avoided any contract commitment so if it does come to the u.s. it would cost about that much anyway (for out of contract purchase) I've scanning online daily to see if the "full" (voice modem) version has surfaced anywhere yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TripleDiamond:
Everyone is talking about how hard it is to hold this thing to your ear for a phone call. I use a bluetooth most of the time. The original doesn't have a ear speaker, it is bluetooth, or speaker phone (which is still great in a noisy room)

I have even seen ads on craigslist locally from people who will unlock the phone modem in these for a few bucks, but when it first came out in the u.s. someone here on xda posted a hack for doing just that (t-mobile phone I believe) so it's not anything new at this point.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
confirmed voice calls in indonesia and malaysia..

now to see if flashing these firmwares over ..say... a tmobile version will enable voice calls.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] jay_jay_n:
hoping it can so i can upgrade my current galaxy tab
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
So I was just wondering what was the huge difference between the two. What are the advantages and the disadvantages, the pros and cons. Please support your reasoning cause I don't know the difference between the two at all (Other than the themes)

Edit #1

-Also if you do support CyanogenMod, which rom do you prefer and why?

Thanks!

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e
[HTC Sensation] Quakeworld:
I prefer cyanogen because it doesn't have all of the bloatware that the original rom would include. by doing this, it frees up much more space and also opens up so much more ram on the phone. I'm currently using hypersensation cm7 and I've had no issues so far. I also like the fact that cyanogen is pure android, unlike HTC's sense roms. it's really a matter of preference. some people love the features that sense roms include and some enjoy just having a pure android device(me included). I can add the same features, looks, etc that sense has, but without adding the actual htc sense which saves a ton of room on my phone. it isn't all cluttered with the added htc sense. That all being said, I am very impressed with how fast some of these sense roms actually are and I've tried a ton of them. Some I actually like, but since converting over to no sense roms such as cm7, I've kind of been hooked ever since. basically, it really comes down to user preference. :D

Don't know if this helped any lol but if it did, kindly hit the thanks button...thanks :)

you can always private msg me if you have more questions..
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
Your input was very helpful. But I have another question, how's the battery life with CM7? Would you say its better than sense roms?
[HTC Sensation] Quakeworld:
that depends on which kernel you're using. I would say battery life is ok with moderate use, but nothing special. I can usually go a full day on a single charge with moderate usage. that being said, I'm seriously thinking of upgrading the battery. I've read about the evo3d batteries that you can use with the sensation.. I may go that route, or maybe check out an anker battery.. it's kind of a tough decision because there are so many pro's and con's on here.. some people love the anker batteries, and some hate them.. so I'm still undecided.

my current kernel is:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17697845#post17697845

(Bricked-v1.2-final-ondmnd-1536-192.show-p1984)
[HTC Sensation] yourpassenger:
What is the difference (that you noticed or has been reported), in terms of usability/battery, with bricked vs CM Bumblebee kernels on CM7?

I have just switch to CM7 today after trying out a couple of sense ROMs. The sense roms were very fast (not as fast as CM7 imo) but I really don't use sense and like the tweaks and customisation in CM7. If the battery can hold up I'll be using it from now on.
[HTC Sensation] Quakeworld:
For me, the kernel that is within cm7 just seemed to drain my battery a little more then when I used the the bricked kernel. Of course everyone's experience is different. But when I was using the bumblebee kernel(after light/moderate use), it seemed like my battery was dying an hour to an hour and a half earlier then when I was using the bricked version. Maybe one is undervolted a little more then the other?? I'm not really sure. But this was just my own experience.. everyones is a bit different I'm sure :D
[HTC Sensation] yourpassenger:
Oh ok, thanks. Are you using Hypersensation ROM? How is that compared to CM7 SelfKang Alphafied?
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
So, I decided to give Cyanogen Mod a try but for some reason Titanium Backup wont find my backed up apps. It's in the root folder of my SD card but it wont detect them.
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
Sense comes with many widgets, and allows the user to have consistent look n their home screen. The lockscreen is also different than AOSP. What I like the most about sense is that it sports a full featured camera app that is hard to beat. The one on CM7 is anemic in comparison. I also haven't found a keyboard yet that allows me to backup and sync a user dictionary.

People always complain that it's really bloated, but they're just crying because they don't wanna go through titanium backup to remove the extraneous apps.

What CM7 does extremely well is providing its fans a consistent experience of android across all platforms. Name of their game is fast and efficient. You're able to tweak a lot more settings than Sense. But for the speed and efficiency improvements, you're sacrificing functionality and in some cases, eye candy. I might switch over to CM7, once they fix their camera and video recording issues.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
Remove the USB cable connecting your phone to the computer, or just keep the phone on charging mode, instead of disk.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
The charger wasn't plugged in. I did a restore back to a Sense rom for now. Is it normal for CM7.1 to not detect Titanium Backup from a previous sense rom?
[HTC Sensation] Quakeworld:
I've never had any issues with my backups with any version of cm7 using titanium backup.. so I'm clueless at the moment.... :confused:
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
Obviously not normal.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
Okay, the Titanium Backup issue is fixed, but now my home button isn't working. D:
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Reboot. It should fix it.
[HTC Sensation] |ChauMein|:
Didn't work ): Any other suggestions?
[HTC Sensation] g1user101:
back on the op, cm7 for speed and battery life, but not as good looks.

sense: less speed a lil, badder batt life, but way good sexy slick looks
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
Prior to installing CM7 you made sure to do a full wipe, right?

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] amg83:
I have used AOSP and Sense ROMs on the Sensation and EVO 4G.

AOSP/CM7: This is my preference because it allows for so much customization including power consumption among other things.

It does lack some of the nice apps like the sense camera, however I view that as a nicety for the phone since I'd rather use a good digital camera for pics like that.

AOSP based have always seemed faster due to the minimalistic nature of the ROM.

Sense: Very feature rich with same general user experience across platforms.

OOB experience is also very nice.

I've always found Sense to use more power than AOSP based ROMs.

That being said, it depends on the user and the user's skills/experience on which to choose to use.

Having the customization options available for a noob could result in poor experience and negative feedback.
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
Finally, a well thought out response between AOSP vs. Sense. Ultimately, what works best for you will be what you're looking for your phone to do. Mission drives the gear.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] crazybikeperson:
As a very new CM7 user, I can't think of anything I miss from Sense. I do really enjoy some CM7 features, but mainly the speed has been fantastic.
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
I still haven't found a keyboard or camera thats better than Sense. Shortcuts on lockscreen is a matter of preference and canv be replicated on widget locker.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] Xcor3:
I just came back from CM7 to sense because the canera is soo much better.. cm7's camera is so ugly imho
[HTC Sensation] sergeybrin:
CM7 is the best rom.
[Xperia Arc General] DAVIDSIKH:
What about xperia neo? are you gonna modify kernel for us too? :rolleyes:
[Xperia Arc General] jojora:
did not work, the battery is at 0%
[Xperia Arc General] Bazoocaze:
Can you post the initialization logs?

adb shell dmesg > output.txt

Post the output.txt file.
[Xperia Arc General] jojora:
log file

this is log file of my arc
[Xperia Arc General] Bazoocaze:
I compiled a Neo Kernel version (.283).

If you try it, try to save the logs and post here for debugging.
[Xperia Arc General] Ghost_kh_07:
Can you make sin file or ftf file to flash by flashtool my arc can not unlock bootloader.

Thank you very much!