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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michiuco:
I think I got it. I found a bad app in my .android_secure directory on the SD card.

I moved all the apps from this directory to my computer. Then I started to move them back about 5 at a time. After each move I verified My Apps. And this is how I found it. after removing the bad app (in my case it was Cut The Rope game) all my apps are appearing and I can update them. I even restarted several times and the apps are still there.

Good luck to you too......
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisheak.bansal:
Hey i want to know does cm7 support music playing via aux cable?

yesterday i was trying to play the music via aux cable in my friends car speaker system and it doesnt worked?

there was no problem with car music sytem as my friends galaxy was palying the songs
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
It doesn't no.

Sent Via LT15i - FXP46-CM7
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisheak.bansal:
what?? :confused:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taaviu:
And what aux cabel do you using?

3,5mm headphone

USB?

Sent via my FXP046 MT15i®
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisheak.bansal:
3.5mm aux cable

http://swarovskisau.com/commonbuys/images/auxcable.jpg
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taaviu:
Why not. Should be play.

AUX is analog and your phone 3,5mm outputs analog sound.

So hardware is capable for that.

Its like you listnenig headphones, only aux is included amplifiler.

And there is no differents cm7 and ordinary roms.

Sent via my FXP046 MT15i®
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisheak.bansal:
but it was not able to play songs via aux cable
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
Was a bit quick to post. Might be a power issue.

Sent Via LT15i - FXP46-CM7
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taaviu:
But headphones playng?

Sent via my FXP046 MT15i®
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroag:
If your headphones work, but not the aux cable, then there are two options:

1. You audio cable is damaged. Try it with other phone.

2. The car radio of your friend may not be in the correct mode.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b2farm:
I removed some of the standard applications in the MIUI firmware (like Music).

App is removed, but it remains the widget.

In "\system\app" folder I do not see it.

How can I remove this widget? And the other system - such as a clock, photo frame, search etc.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Do you have S-OFF?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
If you are S-OFF, you can do it directly in rom with an explorer which has root rights (e.g. root explorer)

If you are not S-OFF, you have to it via ADB:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b2farm:
I have S-OFF.

and I know how to remove applications etc.

but where are these widgets? as I wrote in "\system\app" folder I do not see it. there is an application, but not widgets. When I remove applications, widgets still remain.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itachi1706:
This is because the stock widget are applications seperate from their applications. Just find those applications that has part of its name that matches the application you removed. (eg. For sense roms, to remove Facebook for HTC Sense completely, delete htcfacebook.apk and htcfacebookwidget.apk)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b2farm:
Guys, do you see what I write?

1. I ALREADY deleted the application (eg "Music").

2. NO files in the folders widget! Generally NO more files, whose name somehow related to "Music".

3. NOT Sense, but MIUI. I know how to remove widgets in Sense. in MIUI of this recipe does not work!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreyas1906:
Thread was moved to Q&A NEXT TIME PUT IN CORRECT FORUM.- The Moderator

Hey guys, I need a little help here,

First off im from Singapore and I first settled on Transformer Prime as the tablet i was gonna buy. I dont know whether the prime is releasing in December for singapore or if they are gonna push it till 2012 Jan. i just wanted to ask if the 100 (est.) bucks extra is worth the advantages and the wait?

What Im gonna use my new tablet for

Entertainment and Productivity substitute for my laptop on the go: Music, Movies, Ebooks, Taking Notes in School (im a student), Internet surfing, mild gaming, Video Conferencing (seldom), taking photos (seldom)

Pricing Details in SGD

Transformer TF101 (with dock) : $699 (may be able to bag a few extra goodies thanks to the upcoming IT Fair)

Transformer Prime (with dock) : estimated $810 - $830

(I'm planning to get the dock also because the keyboard and extended battery life would really come in handy. Was also one of the reasons i chose the transformer over others)

Advantages as far as I can see with the Prime vs TF101

Quad Core vs Dual Core

Aethetics (thinner, more good looking etc) (not a MAJOR issue but it would be nice to have a better looking tablet)

16GB vs 32 GB on board memory (not really an issue cause I have a 32gb microSD which is more than enough memory, worst come to worst just use the SD card slot in the dock for extra memory)

8MP vs 5 MP camera

other than these, are there any more significant differences between choosing Tegra 3 vs Tegra 2, ive read that the overall performance is slightly faster on the tegra 3 but is it worth the wait and the 100 odd bucks?

Thanks! Really Appreciate any help you can give me =)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
for what your using it for you could go either way

prime will have better battery life be more future proofed and have more grunt if you can afford it do it

if not tf101 is still a great tab in my opinion
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kokusho:
EVERYTHING is better on the prime, you should wait,

Don't forget the Screen, the sound, everything !
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bruuuno:
If I were in you I would wait for the release of Prime and go buying the TF101..cause maybe then you will find some offers to buy the first version of the transformer..

Prime will have some bugs when comes out and maybe you have to wait for someone to find a method to root it..

now TF101 is rootable for all versions (also SBKv2) thanks to the RazorClaw method and has already a great active community..

Prime will be lighter and more powerful..but I think TF is just good enough to do what you want to do..
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swissross:
For crying out loud, wait! Wait! Even if it was 3 months out i'd wait.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
As stated above, i would wait for 2 reasons... Wait for any possible defects to be identified and addressed first. Then wait for it to be rooted and even wait for a custom rom to be developed for it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
And by then, Samsung or somebody will have a tab in the works, and then you'll have to wonder if you should buy THAT when it comes out. . . .

As the vast majority of tablet use (mine anyway) is way below the threshold of the device, spending so much money is just crazy just so I'll be on the bleeding edge. To me, $810 is ridiculous.

Buy a TF101 and donate $400 to charity. :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
That's your prerogative if you want to fall victim to buying everything new thing that comes out. They love people like you. It all depends on what you are looking for...being on the absolute bleeding edge, you come to accept that you may have defects and that your device may not be able to be rooted yet. For me, its a comfortable medium between bleeding edge and functionality. I would rather have a TF101 rev with no defects and with the ability to be rooted and rom'ed, than having a TF Prime that just hit the shelves with possible defects and no possibility of being rooted/rom'ed for a good while.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottyf79:
Tend to agree with a mixture of the above:

Buy what will do the jobs you want to do

The next gen after Prime is probably already being developed

Save some money if you can if the tf101 fits your needs.

Or get a preowned tf for now and then sell it on again to part fund the prime.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wynand32:
My wife asked me the other day what I will be able to do with the Prime that I can't do with my OG Transformer. My honest answer was: absolutely nothing. I realized that there is literally nothing* that the Prime will do out of the box day one that the TF can't do, and over time the only difference will be that the Prime will eventually run some games a little faster/better as they're optimized for Tegra 3.

However, I'll still be getting the Prime, and here's why: it's better in every single aspect of what makes a tablet enjoyable to use:

1. The Prime is faster, so there should be fewer frustrating hesitations and lags. ICS might help that on the TF, but the Prime will still provide a better experience.

2. It's thinner and lighter. I'm actually envious of my wife with her Galaxy Tab 10.1, because it's so much nicer to hold in actual use. The TF isn't _terrible_, but the GT is definitely more pleasant.

3. I can _just barely_ use the TF outside in direct sunlight, if I squint and hold it at _just_ the right angle. With almost double the brightness, the Prime should be very usable when I'm outside on the back porch getting some sun and wanting to read an ebook.

4. The anti-fingerprint coating would be welcome. I spend more than a few minutes a day just cleaning the screen on my TF.

5. The Prime should have significantly improved sound, perhaps the best that's yet shipped on a tablet. I like decent quality sound, and while not terrible, the TF is a bit of a disappointment in this area.

6. 30% better battery life would mean I'll _never_ have to worry about plugging in the Prime during my typical usage patterns. As it is, I'm sometimes lacking just about an hour with the TF and need to plug in. The Prime should mean I never have to worry about it. Of course, having 18 hours with the dock will also be incredible.

7. I don't care about the 32GB vs. 16GB storage, and would rather have a $399 Prime to choose, but I understand why ASUS is positioning things the way they are. And $499 for the 32GB Prime will still be $100 cheaper than $599 for the 32GB iPad 2.

8. I don't often take pictures using my TF, but man, those sample shots taken with the Prime sure do look nice. Hell, those are heads and shoulders better than I get from my Motorola Photon, and so who knows, maybe I'll find opportunities to use the Prime's camera.

The only thing the Prime doesn't seem to have that I wish it did is haptic feedback (I was surprised how much I like it on my wife's GT 10.1). But of course the TF doesn't have it either, so it's a wash.

I'll be willing to spend a couple hundred dollars to upgrade to the Prime (after selling my TF+dock combo) simply because the Prime is so much better. ASUS basically fixed every weakness of the TF, and kept the best thing about it--the dock. That's worth the money to me.

*As I thought about it more, I realized that because it has NEON, the Tegra 3 is better at high-def video. However, I never watch high-def video on my TF, and so _for me_ there's literally nothing.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreyas1906:
THANK YOU EVERYONE for you replies, its given me a lot of food for thought regarding this. Being my first tablet, i want to make sure i make the right decision. Thank you so much. i value all your comments =D
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swissross:
You have a first generation Asus tablet, so are you one of those victims that you speak of? If the prime can't be rooted right away, its not a brick. You can have plenty of use with it until it WILL be rootable. Its only a matter of time. Each to his own, but I'd rather have the slimmer, lighter, faster unit for a bit more cash. Hands down. These things are on a yearly cycle, maybe 18 months. You can't sit back too long or you will be asking these questions about the NEXT tablet, and so on...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
Not exactly. I have a B60 revision of the tf, so I didn't buy it the day it hit the shelves. This rev corrected defects in the previous revs. Not to mention that when I bought my tf, it was already rootable and custom roms were already available. It is also my first and only tab to date. So no, I am not the person to go rush out and buy the latest and greatest thing. I will most likely end up buying the prime, but not the day it hits the shelves.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e.mote:
>However, I'll still be getting the Prime, and here's why: it's better in every single aspect of what makes a tablet enjoyable to use:

I think the hardest thing is to be honest (objective) with oneself. Most of reasons you provided sound like rationalizing, indicated by the "better in every single aspect" hyperbole.

>1. The Prime is faster, so there should be fewer frustrating hesitations and lags. ICS might help that on the TF, but the Prime will still provide a better experience.

>...over time the only difference will be that the Prime will eventually run some games a little faster/better

You're contradicting yourself. Anyway, the lags experienced in normal use are due to the OS, as you said it yourself. The objective answer here would be to wait for ICS, than to pay another $500.

>2. It's thinner and lighter.

Thinness doesn't contribute to being more enjoyable to use. It only provides better aesthetics, which mattered only for a short while. It contributes to the lust of new toys; that's basically it.

The Prime isn't that much lighter to justify the $500 (additional) expenditure. This is rationalizing, unless of course $500 is chump change for you. But if so, you wouldn't have gone through all this soul-searching.

>3. I can _just barely_ use the TF outside in direct sunlight.

How often do you use your TF outside in direct daylight?

>4. The anti-fingerprint coating would be welcome.

A smudge-resistant screen protector would be a better solution.

>5. The Prime should have significantly improved sound, perhaps the best that's yet shipped on a tablet.

Note the "should." And the "perhaps the best" is pure hyperbole. These fall into the "wishful" category.

Ditto for the rest of your proffered reasons.

I'm not saying you should or shouldn't buy. Only you can decide that. I'm merely pointing out the futility of trying to rationalize the purchase of a new toy. Cut to the chase and keep it simple: You want it, and you can afford it. That's it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkcheong:
I think obviously waiting for Transformer Prime is the best thing you ever do.

Asus Transformer TF101 have sharp edges. It hurts my hand when holding it. Also, the screen is not that sensitive. Asus promise a more sensitive screen.

And with Quadcore, longer battery life, slimmer, nicer to hold, and more future proof, waiting for Transformer Prime is no brainer. This question should not be asked in the first place.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wynand32:
Well, you know, you certainly spent a great deal of time trying to convince me that my opinion is incorrect. So, okay, sure, whatever.

---------- Post added at 05:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:05 PM ----------

Yes, thanks, I forgot about the increase touch sensitivity. That's also important...

---------- Post added at 05:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:06 PM ----------

The only part of your post that I can answer objectively: I live in Southern California. So, you figure it out.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e.mote:
>Well, you know, you certainly spent a great deal of time trying to convince me that my opinion is incorrect. So, okay, sure, whatever.

This is a beeswaxing thread. It's all opinions. There is no right or wrong.

The reason I replied is that you were honest with your spouse, that the Prime would impart marginal utility, but then did a complete 180 in trying to justify it to yourself. The irony of it was striking enough to elicit a response.

I well understand techno-lust. That's why we're all here. There's no justifying it, other than that's part of being a techie.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdfuogh:
If I had the money to waste on it... I would. The thing is, everyone else has pointed out good points already, but I think the biggest thing you might want to keep in mind is whether or not you will decide to wait it out even after Prime is released.. you know? To avoid hardware/quality issues similar to people with the first transformer? For example, I got mine around July, and by then, I unboxed my transformer and it was completely usable right out of the box (with the exception of netflix). But there were people who bought it months earlier and had lots of issues and bugs, as well as hardware problems.

So... do you think you can wait long enough for it? Honestly, if you've waited this long, you might as well wait a little longer. You'd only be paying like 100 dollars more than what you'd pay for the transformer, but the expected potential is much greater. The potential might NOT be realized, but it's always nice that you could possibly play better video games and whatnot. Good luck by the way.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkcheong:
This Asus Transformer Prime is 2nd version of Asus Transformer. So it'll be less bug.

You can buy it at the first day launch without big issue.

The only issue might be screen bleeding and dust under the glass. That one you can check it during purchase or return it to get a new one.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e.mote:
>Asus Transformer TF101 have sharp edges. It hurts my hand when holding it.

So the Prime's edges are less sharp?

"Thin" isn't always good.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkcheong:
if you notice, the sharp edge is around the bezel.

Look at the this:

For TF101:

You'll see it have 2 sharp edge. When you hold it, the second sharp edge hurt your hand.

For Prime:

Only 1 sharp edge that flush with the screen. When you hold it, your arms only touch the slanted edge that is not sharp. This is the iPad design also.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e.mote:
They both have sharp edges, and they both hurt the palm of your hand.

The Prime uses the Zen chassis, which is modeled after the Mac Air. Remember the cake-cutting ad?

The iPad has rounded edges.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkcheong:
Wait, I thought I saw PRIME have rounded edge and end with sharp edge at the screen? I thought it'll be more comfortable like iPad?

If its not comfortable and still hurt my hand, then I think this design failed. LOL. Why can't they make a more comfortable to hold tablet?

Furthermore, the casing for this tablet is very hard to find. :confused:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wynand32:
You countered my opinion with your own opinion, as if yours has more objective value. I.e., that thin doesn't contribute to a better experience and that a screen protector is a "better" solution. Funny thing is, I mentioned how much better my wife's GT 10.1 feels to me in use, and I hate screen protectors--invariably, they cut down on touch sensitivity. So, I'm having a hard time getting your point.

And my point was literally that although the Prime doesn't offer additional utility, there's value in HOW a device does things, not just what it does. I drive an Infiniti not because it does things a Toyota Corolla won't do, but rather because of HOW it does them. It's worth the extra money to me to have the better experience. I think that's something to keep in mind when making a purchase, hence my posting it in response to the OP.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nook-color:
I'm witcha there. I thought the Prime edges were sharp enough for me to pause on buying one. I'm hoping the edges of ASUS Prime are rounded, and from the limited pictures I've seen, it does appear they are rounded much more than the beveled aluminum edge on the TF-101

Looks like the edges are rounded to me. But I want to hold one in my hands before I sign off on that opinion.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkcheong:
Yeah, I see that it rounded enough to be comfortable. But same as you, I need to hold it before I pass a judgement.

Waiting for it to arrive at our shore.... :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e.mote:
When it comes to "how good," it's all subjective. You can't justify it. Hence my "just say you want it" response. All your enumerated detailed bullet points aren't relevant to anyone other than yourself, and are superfluous. They come across as rationalizing, given your spiel with your spouse.

>It's worth the extra money to me to have the better experience.

Exactly. You want it and you can afford it. End of story.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psijac:
On advice giving: Almost everytime I have asked for advice I didn't realy want a second opinion, I wanted someone to reinforce the choice I had already made in my head.

On prime: I am having my doubts. Tegra 3 will be better 2 but I don't think it will be the savior everyone wishes it to be. Windows 8 might support Tegra 3 but that's not the same as saying Windows 8 will support the Transformer Prime. iPad2 does not feel good in my hand so I have doubts for Prime
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreyas1906:
Im tired of waiting man, plus 100 bucks is a lot of money for me.. if TF101 is sufficient for me, id rather get it than wait...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kokusho:
Anyway, it's easy. The Prime WILL BE better than the TF, how much better seems to be different for everyone but I think we can all agree that it is at least 100 buck worth of an upgrade.

And because the Prime should be released in december, waiting isn't really an issue here.

Now the real and only question you should ask you is: Can you afford the extra money or not ?

If you can then go for the Prime, if you can't then go for the cheaper TF.

They both worth what they cost it's only a matter of price.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cablemike01:
I was going through the same confusion but after alot of research I bought a tf101 this past weekend and over it. My reason for not waiting is simple. I'm sure we will see alot of transformer style tabs from the competition this year and since ice cream sandwich is open I'm sure we will see alot of new hardware configurations beating the primes hardware. Beside the tf101 is getting ice cream sandwich so it will be good for atleast a year or more as Asus will continue to sell it as the mid range tablet. And as it is nothing seems to push the current hardware so I'm sure the bulk of the apps out over the next year will still run fine on the tegra 2. Besides the tegra 3 only apps and I have a feeling they will release tegra 2 versions of those apps since I can't see nvidia burning all us who invested in tegra 2 devices. Both my phone and tab are tegra 2 based and I find it great because most apps run on both my devices so I can download it once and run it on both.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreyas1906:
thanks man, you have a valid point there =)