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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] type_2:
It might have the same issue with the Samsung Droid Charge where if it charges to 100%, it notifies you that it's full and to unplug it. That's because it doesn't "bump" charge where if it drops to 99% it charges it back to 100% - it continually drains. So if you let the phone charge all night at 100%, it's actually draining to like 80% and when you unplug it, the system is recognizing it as 80%, thereby causing a perceived "huge drain."

Don't know if anybody can confirm this for me, but that would be my guess.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cyberchuck9000:
These are all deal-breakers for me. Unless every single one changes, I'll be sticking with Gingerbread.

The media whatever profile especially pisses me off. I'm tired of these new formats and standards. There is no need for anything except mass storage. It works, unlike the rest of this garbage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tjtj4444:
None of the issues you quoted has anything to do with Ice cream vs Gingerbread, these are limitations with the specific phone Galaxy Nexus. Just wait for another Ice cream phone with the features you require,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] prm4:
I bought my Galaxy Nexus on the official launch date and haven't experienced the volume drop. I've used it extensively with the Music, Listen and Pocket Cast apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skanj:
Only volume problem I'm having is the overall volume of ringtones,notifications and music being too low despite set at full. And I hope they sort out flash soon as I'm missing my Galaxy S2 already.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike freegan:
Phone has gone to permanent sleep about 3 times in 2 and a half days now. Requires a battery pull to get it back on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bigal77:
Have you turned on equalizer? Apparently it's that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mfdemicco:
Does this phone have an HDMI output jack?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
No, but it supports MHL which allows you to output HDMI from the microUSB port. It allows charging the phone at the same time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ECrispy:
The whole menu/action bar thing is a good example of why Android is considered hard to use. I get what Google is trying to do - they made Android which was extremely flexible, and phones had a menu button to surface those options. But now in an effort to simplify things (and a sortof ripoff of Metro WP7) they added the action bar. But its used inconsistently even in Google's own 1st party apps, there's not a hope in hell 3rd party apps will all update and be consistent.

What the user is left with is multiple paradigms and they can never be sure exactly which app has a menu, where to find it, and how to open it. Instead of thinking about the problem and offering a solution that was backwards compatible (e.g. taking old apps and automatically converting the menu into the new bar) all they did was put 2 big soft keys and ignored everything else.

It's exactly the kind of thing both Apple and Microsoft would have polished and perfected before they made a big UI change (well, maybe only MS. Apple hasn't really changed iOS in forever).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
How is it inconsistent in Google's own apps? Are you talking about how the action bar could be at both the top and bottom? That might be a bad design decision, but the specs do specifically give apps this flexibility, so at least it's internally consistent.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ECrispy:
It's an inconsistent UI. User's don't see specs - e.g. Android specs also state apps can have a search button, but almost no one does, and they (quite rightly) rely on the search h/w key being present. Which is now broken.

As a developer, I can say that specs have no value if they are too broad, or worse, are not enforced.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hydrasworld:
ex-Galaxy Nexus owner speaks!

I agree with everything the OP said in the first post.

Specifically the lack of a menu button as the FIRST bad point he listed is right in line with my views. It's the most annoying change in ICS, bar none.

I had the phone for a few days, (asking for a refund due to volume bug) and never used the app switcher button - on purpose anyway, kept thinking it was the missing menu button!

Quite why they thought sticking with three buttons and getting rid of one of the most useful buttons was a good idea is beyond me.

More annoying than that is that you have to hunt around the screen for 3 dots (the new menu icon, which doesn't even look like a menu icon...) and it's often in different places.

With some old apps it appears to the right of the app switcher button at the bottom, with ICS apps it could be anywhere, if it's present at all.

I could go on...

But basically, there's only two good point about the Galaxy Nexus over the SGS2 (which I'm going back to now) and they are:

1) gorgeous HD screen!

2) LED notification light! (Missing from SGS2, but modded kernel + BLN solved that for me yesterday)

I was really looking forward to ICS/Android 4 but now I'm really disappointed and disillusioned by the direction google has taken with ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
lol you ALREADY HAVE THIS, it's just not presented as an SMS or email...because it's already on the phone.

I really don't understand what your fascination with this is. It presents the information you're requesting in its own custom interface, because an SMS or Email wouldn't be able to contain the same amount of data...and it wouldn't be interactive. It's, literally, the same amount of taps to get to it the way it is.

Plus, I'm still completely lost why you'd want to receive it as an SMS or Email...on the same device the app resides. That's like saying you want the Facebook app for Android to send you an SMS when you get a new message...when it *already notifies you* when you get a new message. Complete redundancy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
I understand that, but I'm asking you specifically what parts of the new ICS UI paradigm are inconsistent. I understand that migrating from hardware search buttons to always-present search in the action bar is an issue, but that's not an issue with consistency, it's an issue with backwards compatibility.

Are there anything in the new ICS UI paradigm (disregarding issues with older apps that have yet to use the new paradigm) that are inconsistent?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
Im pretty sure google earth uses something closer to 22.5 MB.

Sent from my samsung gt i9250 using powers of the unicorn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
Guys

It looks like you just entered android ecosystem.

Does anyone remember when we had transition from 2.1 eclair to 2.2 froyo?

Froyo introduced apps to sd and it took few months for devs to adapt this feature...

It's only few lines of code that need adding (same as hw acceleration). If the app is good enough just email developer to add the code... App doesn't need complete makeover to work properly on ics...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dswatson83:
You're right. It only uses the 2.5MB when you move to the SD card. The 2.5MB is all that remains on the device.

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The problem for google is they have not standardized a software look and feel until ICS. Thus, any software that is not updated immediately will look a little different. Since Apple has had the same look with it's software since the beginning, it is present throughout all apps. Hopefully Google stops changing the look and feel of the software so we can standardize it. Although other devices will soon get ICS, they will alter the look/feel, and change so many of the apps, it won't be the same. I remember when gingerbread came to the Evo, it had undergone so many changes I couldn't notice a single difference. Half the features and new apps had also been removed. I wish every device maker would at least offer 1 device that was pure google so we would have other options.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
Well, according to my phone, it's using 8.07MB. So I was wrong.

It uses 0.0005% of the total capacity. Get rid of that thing *NOW*.

Seriously, guys, these are the complaints you're coming up with? Even if it *WERE* 22.5MB you'd still be using approximately 0.0014% of your total space. I have single pictures that are larger than that currently on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jbrinkley:
someone said you can't plug it into your car stereo, is this true?

I'm talking about the aux port on the stereo to the headphone jack on the phone playing music off the internal mem.

true or false
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Z3US911:
I think u got the defective peice!

No offence!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dswatson83:
The Aux port for audio will work fine playing from the headphone jack.

Some devices (car stereos) allow you to plug a USB device in and will search the device (like a phone or thumbdrive) for music or video to play. This feature will not work on many existing devices (like car stereos). The larger problem is that devices like car stereos will not be updated to support the new protocol for this feature to work again. Items like your computer will work fine and are continually upgraded to support new features and protocols. But using your phone in this way had a disadvantage as well because when you plugged it in, your SD card would now be rendered useless by your phone and any apps or other items stored on your SD card would not play. The new way that the Nexus uses is better just not universally supported.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mushy_eyes:
Thanks for the honest review!

I have 2 questions about the Recent Apps button - I've read conflicting things around the interwebz, so it'd be nice to get a "definitive" answer :)

1. Does the button bring up a list of a set number of recently opened/used apps, or does it bring up a list of ALL the currently open apps (like Alt+Tab on PCs)?

2. Does swiping an app only remove it from the list (i.e. it's still open), or does it actually exit/kill the app?

Thanks!
[General Topics] DHD123:
Hi Devs,

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We are searching for app developers as we have run into a bunch of exciting app jobs.

We are looking for Android and iOS developers - both offsite and onsite (onsite would be in Denmark or Kochi (India))

We are also doing some big projects where we need a ROM cooker to build a custom Android ROM for a tablet.

The projects is among others for example learning apps for education which will be shared free on the android market - so here is your chance to make your hobby/passion change the world in some way.

Are you one of the above please contact us here:

www.phases.dk/en/contact

Remember to mark it as "Job at Phases".

I have been reading the rules of XDA and couldn't really find anything about posting jobs in here - if it's not cool or allowed please let me know and I'll remove it.

Lastly a big thanks to XDA for this great place - we are running custom Android ROMs on our smartphones and feel a lot cool'er than all the "standard" Iphone business people out there :-)
[Galaxy S II General] chrisjcks:
Hey guys,

Just noticed this is free on Samsung Apps & its the new release one.

Ive only Just found out, apologies if this has been mentioned, just a little heads up :) (i did a search through tapatalk, nothing came up - do ppl already know?)

£4.80 on the market so go & grab it!

Thank you Samsung!
[Galaxy S II General] stylez:
Tapa is awful to search so i'll go easy ;)

http://xdaforums.com/search.php?searchid=101055367

On that note thread closed.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androyx96:
I have the lastest version of Windows Phone 7.5 (with HTC OEM update and internet sharing too) on my HTC HD7, and I unlocked that with the official ChevronWP7. The problem is that I can install only max 10 apps: is there any way to remove this limit?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b-eock:
Why are you in the Captivate forums?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bornjamerican:
Damn Google search.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androyx96:
I chose the wrong category. How can I delete this thread?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reinbeau:
Thread moved

I've moved this thread and made my best guess as to where it belongs, I hope you get the answers you need. You definitely won't get your answers in the Captivate forum.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kam-325i:
to remove 10 app limit change maxunsignedapp regisrty value to 300.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JamesAllen:
Interop Unlock

Or, interop unlock. My understanding is that this also removes the 10 app limit.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s4cr3d:
No can do at 7.5 u must do regedit when u are in pre-mango state or before 7.5

Sent from my Radar C110e using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androyx96:
Exactly.. :(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
Please help me. I tried a factory reset from the settings and now im stuck in boot loop, i see samsung logo then samsung animation over and over.

i used this method to root : http://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-root-your-samsung-galaxy-note-video-30421/

My device is a UB version so there is no stock firmware available, from all that ive gathered so far.

I just went thru the root method again hoping it would unbrick it from the boot loop but it didnt.

How can i get out, anyway possible. Maybe install a rom or something????????

I can get into download mode and cwm if that matters.

ANY other info needed ill be right here to answer
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
i guess ill try and flash the sheep rom

Ok i guess i cant use that rom since its kka kja ????????????????????

this is frustrating me more than any phone ive ever played with
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kibosh3:
Flash back to stock and use ChainFire's root method...it's too easy!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
I cant seem to find the stock rom for my Brazil model

this is what my phone was when i started

build numer ubkk2

baseband ubkk1
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Viamonte:
Wait, what? Where the hell did you find a Note in Brazil?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
I got it in the us from l2d2 site. Is that correct, Its a Brazil phone? Im only going off what another member told me in another thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Viamonte:
Why would it be? Isn't that in NY?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
Yeah but i guess they were imported back of box is written in Spanish
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Viamonte:
Really? So then you assumed a portuguese-speaking country made it? Ffs...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
I didn't assume anything. They are imported. From where i have no idea imported only going off what i have gathered so far
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Viamonte:
You live in America, so gather this information: Portugal also colonized America, and the result fo that is Brazil. No, we do not speak spanish.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
why are you even here in this thread if thats all you want to do is talk **** that i dont care about.

Are you able to help or are you just looking for an arguement?????

I just dont care about all that

WHAT the hell is my phone and how do i fix it?????????
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] clubtech:
I can only assume that you are stuck in a boot loop not because of root but because you removed or froze some system apps and didn't undo it before you did a factory reset.

At this point just flash one of the other stock ROMS using Odin and it should bring you back up.

If you are looking for your specific stock firmware you will need to know your product code (usually it is on the box and will show up something like GT-N7000XNBFSS) You will also need to know the EXACT version of your PDA, CSC and MODEM and then you will be able to grab that specific stock rom using CheckFus
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
I didnt freeze any apps at all. i was still in playing mode. my phone looked ugly from all the messing around i did.

I just wanted to reset back to default for everything and start over

Im not real sure how to flash a rom with odin but im about to figure it out. Not to mention i am looking for stock roms i can seem to find

Thanks for letting me know though, that i can be back in bussness
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
What would be the latest stock rom that i can flash with odin and where do i download it? Im going in circles here. Is it the hong kong rom?

See, ive read wrong pit files are bad and that hong kong has a pit file. do i flash without the pit?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ChodTheWacko:
Here's what I did:

1) Installed CWM recovery with odin. This is relatively straightforward.

2) get the hong kong rom, put the zip file directly on your sdcard.

3) use cwm's 'install from zip' to install the rom.

It's pretty straightforward, and I didn't have to mess with pit files.

The hong kong rom might not be the latest, nor is it stock, but I'm recommending it because it's a working rom that I installed fairly easily.

- Frank
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
CWM was already working because i guess it was installed when i rooted with that not so popular method. installed the hong kong rom. i was hoping to get a stock rom cause i was playing with stuff and checkin it all out, but thats ok, this is probably what i would have ended up with, a nice clean system without all the garbage.

privacy/ factory reset is WORKING now !!! and the yellow triangle is gone now

Thanks!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
Ok lastly, i lost CWM with this rom though its rooted. I like that. How do i get CWM back. I need to flash that updated market thing with it to update gmail app

I need to install this, but it doesnt say how to in there

ROOT + CWM kernel and official kernel Download: http://min.us/lbr3L9wf7aHUuC
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carhigh:
OK I've finally got it back but I'm not in love with these custom roms. I tried the Hong Kong ROM but it was cleaned of a lot of apps and a few problems. I'm now on one of the other roms but it seems to be chewing thru battery and a couple of apps that showed and installed from the market on my stock ROM do not show in market and say incompatible from the market web site. I wish I could just get back to factory. Maybe ill sell it and order another one and not root until its an easy root method like the infuse was
[Android Apps and Games] Brut.all:
It's not possible without a root, because application data is private to it. Titanium also requires root to do backups.
[Android Apps and Games] backlund:
YOU ARE A GOD! Thank you so much for this! I've put a ridiculous amount of time into all 3 games on my iPod touch. Since getting an Android tablet a number of months ago, I've quit playing the games because I like it so much better on the tablet screen, but I really didn't want to play through all of them 3 starring everything again. I suppose I'm a bit OCD about it. :-) Rovio has been hinting at some sort of cross platform sync for the games since last spring, but the feature still hasn't shown up yet. My guess is that whatever the cause of the delay is, they will probably just introduce it with the inevitable Angry Birds 2 instead.

Anyway, I've been looking around for months trying to find a way to edit the Android score files or something to get the scores matching those on my iPod. I know there's tons of unlocking apps, but I didn't want to just unlock the levels. I wanted a way to move my stuff from the iPod to my tablet, and retire my Apple device!

As of last night, I found this thread. Instructions were simple enough and it worked like a charm! Thank you again so much for this information! My 3 year old loves playing it on the tablet as well, but he gets frustrated because I hadn't unlocked many levels. Thanks again!!

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Root is definitely necessary for the Android side, but for the IOS side, there are a number of apps that can extract and browse files from an iTunes backup. My iPod was already jailbroken so I used the SSH procedure, but I don't think there's any reason why you couldn't use one of those apps to pull the LUA files out of the iTunes backup. Assuming that works, that would mitigate the need to jailbreak your IOS device.

You might be able to get around the Android root by using one of the Angry Birds backup utilities on the market, if there's a way to replace the LUA files in a backup from one of those apps. Some of those Angry Birds backup apps don't require root. The only problem is that you would need some way of viewing the time stamp and owner permissions of the current LUA files for the game. I'm not sure if there's any way to view that information without root. Can you view the entire file system (not edit) without root access?
[Android Apps and Games] qwakuk:
Hardest part is getting the files of the iphone.

Getting them on the android device is easy if you have a dropbox account. Rooted phone or tablet is not necessary, works with both.

There is a utility on the android market which allows backup to the device or to your dropbox account. Play all three games once on your android device, backup to dropbox and let it sync back to your pc.

Rename the files you got from the iphone to match those from your android device or in my case the ipod touch and overwrite the files in your dropbox. Let dropbox sync back with the cloud and then run the utility on the android device and this time restore.

Your in game scores, settings etc will be exactly as your apple device.

Simples :D
[Android Apps and Games] fombuena:
I'm so glad it was helpful and it worked for you. I wasn't sure if it was going to be of any use but decided it was worth to put it on writing.

I see there are more ways of doing this as I suspected. I hope people add info here or in any other posts so someone dealing with it can find more options.
[Android Apps and Games] jerrywhite928:
transfer angry birds progress

I like this post. :) It meets my need.
[Android Apps and Games] androidrouen:
jailbreak is not needed.
[Android Apps and Games] bhuttahamza01:
I like it thanks
[Android Apps and Games] firewoood:
Wow, brilliant solution. Only work for jailbroken iPhone? i usually use this app to transfer data from iPhone to Android. Although it costs a few bucks, it's more efficient to do with an automated solution instead of hands.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] silverfox11:
How Can I Download mwakiousRUNNINGrom® 3.0 NEXT GENERATION,CAMCODER HD FIXED(k:HierOS,sense3.5)

I Cant find download link
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hacimurat71:
It is delayed for 1 day. That is written in their post. Normally, they were planning to publish v2.3 and with the changes they made, they renamed it as v3.0. But due some failures, they will publish it later on.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] deaad:
Does anybody have a clue how to do it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] csasek:
If you are talking about the default TouchWiz homescreen you can pinch (zoom out) on one of the homescreens. This will show all your homescreens like tiles. You can do the same thing with Menu > Edit. Then you can rearrange them by holding and dragging them where you want. The first homescreen (top left) is the default.

If you mean in the browser (assuming default browser) Menu > Settings > Set home page
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] deaad:
Yes, I'm aware of that.

What I meant was making screen no. 4 as my default homescreen.

In that case I will always start in the middle of the background.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] alex fung:
screen 4 is not too different from screen 1. If you swipe left form screen 1, you arrive at screen 7. Only the wallpaper moves in a strange way.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] PolishDude:
doesnt solve his issue of wanting to be in the middle of a background though
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] jeremy.chan:
3rd party launchers can do that, i suppose. Go Launcher EX has that option
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] garytube:
yes it has - also launcher pro