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[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nexgenasian:
This is a gateway app.... I can run flash but my OptimusV screen is so small I want a bigger screen GRRR..

I have a tablet but I can't carry that around all the time. Where's the variable screen size using holograms phone???
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] deaver_92:
That's what I'm waiting for!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Jameslepable:
Both right I think, do what @terratrix suggested, cm7 or any 2.3 ROM, also if it is 10.3 it does seem to work alot better plays higher res 480p on youtube 320p in 10.2 and 10.3 didn't work for me. also I find embedded videos are alot better.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] omgpk:
Yeah, I'm sketchy on the whole flashing a rom thing, especially when I ruined my last v doing it lol, sooo......any flash working on froyo?

How is life like lemons....? Its not yellow!?!?!

( I LOVE ZENCANILIS, <<-- sarcasm :D )
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ashishv:
Wow does it really play 480p & 320p videos without lag?If it does then this isnt a placebo effect,its actual flash player 11.0
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Jameslepable:
320p works fine for me but am overclocked on performance 480p is alright but abit jumpy
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Gutterball:
Holy crap!! I can't believe optimus v ended up getting flash thats amazing!! Never thought it would work for armv6 phones!! Installing on my daughters phone right now!!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] gkalen:
I think works on froyo and real good.......

I have miks v6.5.8.......

My wife open optimus v1.148(froyo)and working(v10.2).....

Also i told to a friend with zte blade with froyo rom and works too(v10.2).......

So i think its works on froyo too....

EDIT

I test v10.2 on five phones and worked to all of them

Mik's 6.5.8(2.3.7)

Open optimus 1.148(froyo rom by ciaox)

Huawei ideos x3 (2.3.4 stock rom and unrooted)

Zte blade(2.3.4)

Zte blade (2.2.2 froyo rom)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] emanuelediba:
thanks !!! i'm trying it
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] robyguerrini:
Well, I test it now!!

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Is the 10.3.185 not the 11.0, for verify you can visit www.whatismyflash.com whit the browser....:cool:
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] kokesh:
10.3.185 :)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] gkalen:
On my phone said that is 11.0.1.152....

And now videos streaming better than with 10.3......

I don't know what happening .....

But its almost runs perfect(over wifi).....

I love it.....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] zmattmanz:
Anyone know of an armband that fits the Infuse pretty well? I used to use an old iPod 5th Gen one with my Vibrant but there's no way it will fit with the Infuse.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jayson94538:
Refer to the thread in this very section of the forum that talks about it. I would link it to you but I'm using the xda app. The thread was started by sobeast101
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] floateruk:
Hi there,

I'm really new to android so please bear with me...

I have been using the Music app on my new nexus as a general music player for my android. I just noticed an mp3 on there that I didn't want so I held my finger on it and hit delete.

The message that came up said that the only version that would be deleted would be the "side-loaded" version, and the automatic upload to google music would remain.

Now from what I gather google music isn't open to the UK anyway, but I don't wanna use it when it's out, and I certainly don't want an auto upload using up data, but I can't see a setting to turn it off.

Is there one? Or do I need to download winamp or something else to use as my native music player to stop it?

Thanks for any help. It's massively appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] prm4:
As someone outside of the U.S. I noticed that too however, I connected to Google Music (via tunnel bear) but didn't see any tracks uploaded or listed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sam1501:
maybe its just a standard warning message in the app for when you delete a track?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] floateruk:
You're probably right. I don't think they'd have done a UK only version of music just to adjust that message.

Once google music is open in the UK though (which I assume it will be at some point) all my music is going to start uploading, which is pretty annoying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] olivierlee:
I'm in Australia and have been using the music app for a few months now. As far as I know, it does not upload music stored on the phone. There is a program that you can download from the google music website which will allow you to upload your music collection or only specific songs from your computer to the cloud. You can then access the uploaded music files from the app on your phone.
[Motorola Droid 3] aman321:
..

does live view supports droid 3 ?
[Motorola Droid 3] gierso:
There is a motoactv app on market maybe that means the new motoactv works
[Motorola Droid 3] wootizzle:
I can't even get my girlfriends headunit to pair with it. Her blackberry and my env touch worked forever no issues.
[Motorola Droid 3] aman321:
I got a mn 800 watch works really well made by sonyerison...gives view for calls msgs just need to install live view n start playing with d watch
[Motorola Droid 3] pujdo2:
thank you aman321 for the info.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dsass600:
Im deciding between getting the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon or a quad core phone. I was originally 100% going to get the Nexus but now that it is only 16 gigs and no expandable storage, I dont feel so safe getting it.

I like the whole concept of the cloud but what about when your on a plane or out of the country and do not have service or wifi. Other things that are causing me to stray from this device are the screen is RGGB (Pentile) and not RGB (Regular one), the top and bottom bezels are huge, its an OMAP processor (not the faster Exynos), and the processor is slower than the one in the Samsung Galaxy S2 (even though its overclocked). Things I like about this phone are that its going to get updates quickly, its stock vanilla android (no manufacturer skins), it has an ENORMOUS battery, and it has 4G LTE. When quad core phones come out, they will lose the bottom android buttons, have longer battery life, most likely better screens, 4G LTE, and also will be just as thin. If the quad core phone is made by samsung, than i plan on buying it immediately because TouchWiz is the least intrusive manufacturer skin, they are usually on the thin side, and have AmoLED screens.

I have an upgrade right now which i can give to my mom and i have another one in March. What should i do. I also want a quad core phone that has an unlocked boot-loader just incase i want to run a stock vanilla android rom (Verizon usually doesn't do this, just the nexus has an unlocked boot-loader). Please help

P.S. Im not buying anything thats not 4G LTE and im not buying anything off contract.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ladrero:
Wait for dual quad core phone better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diversificationied:
Obvious answer is obvious.

Dual Core Padfone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apd:
If you have an upgrade now and in March, why not get the Galaxy Nexus now and then upgrade to quad core next year (and give the GN to your mum)? Do you really need quad core? Are you really going to use a first gen quad core or might it be more sensible to wait until the issues are ironed out (such as battery life, app compatibility and who knows what else).

You can always for the next gen gadget .... but then you will never have any at all!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohitrocks:
1.) Do you really need more than 16 GB?

2.) If you read a lot of the reviews and asked people on XDA, a lot of them said they don't notice any pixels and the screen looks great

3.)With the hardware acceleration and the optimization between hardware-software, many people are saying it is considerably faster than the Samsung Galaxy S 2

4.) As far as my knowledge goes, it isn't overclocked but its actually underclocked from its original 1.5GHz

5.) Good luck getting more than 4 hours of juice with a quad core phone with standard battery technology unless battery technology is SERIOUSLY revamped

6.) You seriously would compromise having Ice Cream Sandwich first AND vanilla android for a faster phone with the touchwiz launcher?

7.) As far as I'm concerned, dual core technology is good enough for a phone. I don't need a quad core proccesor in my phone as I have a desktop and a laptop at home. (Also, what do you really need that uses quad core technology?)

8.) The bootloader might not be unlocked with some of these other phones, the developer base will not be huge, and it'll take a long time for the software to be obsoleted on this phone, as it is a phone in the "Nexus" line by Google and as mentioned earlier, there is a huge developer base so custom roms would be built fast and I would say probably be one of the most functional

Note: This is biased as I already pre-ordered my Galaxy Nexus so some points may be exaggerated

Note 2: I feel that a dual core phone would suffice as right now as I have a Motorola Milestone (International version of the Droid), so also keep that in mind when reading my points
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
What are you talking about? It's already been confirmed that the Verizon LTE model comes with 32GB...

Besides, it'll be late-2012 before the quad-core phones start coming out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tidbits:
If Kal'el does what Nvidia states just having that processor alone would increase battery life. Most of the work would be done on the companion core unless you need more power. We won't know exactly how well it works until we see it running in the real world.

I have to add the Nexus is UNDERCLOCKED for battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
nothings confirmed at all....their website actually changed to 16GB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tidbits:
The website has been updated a second time...

http://www.google.com/nexus/#/tech-specs

says 32GB and not 16GB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I hear Verizon's version will be 32gb LTE with bigger battery for $299. Sounds perfect.

My PC is only a dualcore Intel, kinda weird with a quad core phone. Aside from gaming, not much will use all that power. Plus quads wont be start hitting until more summerish... with US carriers getting them starting Christmas. I don't think there is a need for quads ATM.

Plus I'd rather buy a quad tablet vs a phone.... that's where I do most of my gaming and core work.

Pick up the Nexus and the Quadcore Tegra3 Asus Transformer Prime. Perfect combination. Asus puts out updates as fast as Google does. Easily hand them my money in the future.

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
OP, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1357321 says now the web site list 32 GB only... Trolling or not, we don't know for sure
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] POQbum:
wait until octo core phones, those are the ones to wait for
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
Sweet! Can't wait to run Folding@Home on all my idle cores.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qreffie:
I've said this numerous times and will probably continue to say it several more times throughout the rest of this year and all of next year but whatever...

I respect the whole bigger better faster processor thing but seriously what game or application is out there that is seriously compelling enough to actually use all that power? Sure you can get a quad core Tegra 3 summer next year but I'd put any amount of money on it that summer 2013 people will be wanting Tegra 4's with higher clock speeds or additional cores and for what? There are a few games out there that will benefit from the added power but being that they'll have a high development cost and those developers want to sell as many of their games as they can every last one of them will be able to run at satisfactory levels on this phone which begs the question: are you really going to spend hours upon hours upon hours of your life playing whatever cell phone games make use of that awesome processor or do you just want it so you can show people your benchmark results?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graymonkey44:
You do really think a quad core processor is being made in the phones to just play games? Maybe you should do some more research on the actual benefits of a quad core phone. So many people are mis informed it's not even funny.

First, the quad core processors are MADE for more effecient battery life. The Tegra 3 actually has 5 cores, one companion core which runs at a very low clock rate and the numbers of cores being used changes due to the demand of the user.

Second, the 28nm gpu's will also be a lot more effecient on battery life. Still gotta read up on that. And the next generation LTE chipsets, for all you verizon folks, is going to be a lot more effecient as well.

I'm sick of people thinking that quad core processors are going to destory battery life without actually researching them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Exactly. Quads will have there place but is it reasonable to skip the Nexus now and wait... my answer is no.

Unless you have a late model phone already, the SGN seems a good buy right now.

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enaybee:
This is something where one could say that "if you could wait then wait until the 16 core phone comes out" ... obviously quad core phones are not available at this moment ... if you want to wait then there is always something better in the works.

With no quadcore phones available or announced yet ... I would say that go with GN LTE even though I would still wait to read some reviews and check developer base support because in the end LTE and battery are not friends and verizon is known to mess things up with the handsets. Like preloading bloat on a Nexus device. If custom ROMs is your thing (which I hope it is as you are here on XDA :D) then wait for the reviews to come out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] milan03:
Please do us all a favor and wait for the Quad-Core phone to come out, and then once the Quad-Core phone comes out in about 6 months, please come back to tell us that you're debating wether you should wait for Hexa-Core!

More Nexi available for us!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frostyllama:
Edit: eh, way too sarcastic and nonsensical. I'm in a better mood now anyway. 4g is a good idea, that's majorly expanding next year. Quad cores will take a little time to impliment. Who *really* needs one anyway? Hell, I just got my first dualcore and ICS will be the only android thus far even able to begin utilizing it. Honestly, ill go out on a limb and say that the mobile phone market is the fastest developing consumer electronics sector on the planet. If you wait, something new will be just behind it. Play with the phones in the store, find one you really like and buy it. I like my rezound-defects aside-but I risk the possibility of no s off. if that's important get a phone that works within your constraints.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] android01:
Unfortunately I couldn't quote reply this in its original all be it creative form. As I read it right before going to sleep. Strange nightmares about long fingered zombies. Back OT you should just wait for quad cores, because once that baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Tegra 3 is supposed to be 40nm still I believe. Qualcomm is moving to 28/32nm soon if they haven't already.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
Reviews for the quad core Transformer Prime haven't really shown too much difference in battery life compared to the dual core Transformer. The prospect of phones with next gen LTE chips that actually have good battery life is what really appeals to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mallman:
i don't know why you posted this in the nexus forum. me personally, i don't want the nexus based on it being overpriced and missing SD card slot, cores or no cores. By asking the question here you will get 90% biased opinions because the people here already bought one and will defend their purchase usually.

I do find it funny that so many say you don't need 4 cores, you don't need 32gb. It has never been about need for me and probably not for many others. But again, the fact that the nexus doesn't have 4 cores will make many people defend what they bought, not go outside the box to imagine what they could do with it. just my $.02... To answer your question, i'd wait for a different device or wait to snag one for cheaper. $800 is ridiculous off contract for a device that doesn't have anything other phones don't have. Well, no buttons, that's the only feature unique to the nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
But that's exactly it: Nobody's saying "quad-cores are stupid". They're saying, for right now, there's nothing that can take advantage of them...and there won't be for another year. When the TEGRA2 came out it took like 3-4 months before anything could even take advantage of it, and those games and apps were coming out at like $10 a pop.

The thing is, the TEGRA3 does increase battery life, but only when compared processors that are as powerful as it. Compared to the TEGRA2 you don't actually gain any battery life. If you want an example look at the Transformer vs the Prime.

Oh, and the Nexus isn't going to be $800 off contract. I'm not sure who told you that but you obviously believe things without applying logic to them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] graymonkey44:
I've reading online that they have about similar battery life so with that much more powerful of a processor with similar battery life as it's predecessor is still a pretty impressive accomplishment. It would be nice to have battery life surpass what we normally get in phones. Ink assuming that most manufacturers have put a big emphasis on efficiency in power management to help increase battery life. I believe the next gen LTE chips will be built right into the processor, too.

My dream phone would be quad core, with 28nm gpu, and the new LTE chipset. But who knows gore long that will come. Might just jump on the nexus or rezound in Feb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djcr33p:
Come on people, the specs aren't what gives the nexus nex-appeal (see what I did there?). Its all the other gravy and trimmings. Nfc, stock support from the big G, best dev support, enormous and beautiful display, 1st with ICS, blah blah. I ****ing love it and wouldn't trade it for a octoxeontriplesecrhinocerous if you paid me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
you do know, your answer will be biased posting this question in the forum of the GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] denero1:
i had a chance to get the nexus today -_- but im also stuck between waiting for quad core and i did hear the tegra 3 increases battery life i can wait i mean it's win-win if i wait the price will go down on the nexus if i dont decide to get a quad core phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wolfman87:
There is always a next-best around the corner. If you wait until March or whatever, you will be faced with whatever phone is going to come out in December of next year. The vicious cycle repeats.

My advice. Get a phone that will last you comfortably for a couple of years and enjoy it. Don't worry about what else is out there unless you actually are being hampered. I have a Nexus One and still love it even though I have no space for apps (and yes, I use the SD a LOT) and it's showing it's age. It has lasted me for over 11 months.

If you NEED the latest and greatest, then suck it up and pay the money. Get the GN now, and the HTC Edge or whatever later and sell the GN. Then in December sell the Edge and get its successor. Same concept as many leased cars. You pay more overall but get something new and shiny all the time. At least Google makes it easy for you to transfer right :)

And no, I don't own a Galaxy Nexus. I have decided to get one based on hours of research between it and the SGSII.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dreamray:
when Quad Core Phone come out, you will think about another one ,may be
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
well the first quad phone is coming out next year by HTC Edge

i'm looking forward for the Samsung version of Quad core :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DARKCHYLDX101:
quadcore

I heard quadcores are designed to be more battery efficient..also they are working on gel based battery technology I believe for mobile devices that offer 5 to 10 times more power idk Ill have to find the arrival. But I know that manufacturers are very interested in it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
that would be very interesting if it comes to fruition and we finally get advanced batteries.

like some other guy said in General, now we need some atomic/cold fusion batteries to power these phones :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inorde:
QuadCores might be more efficient when in normal use, but when they are in use they are definately not. A good game will murder you batterylife.

How much difference will this 5th companioncore make if there's a 4 to 5 inch screen sucking the juice out of your battery anyway?

I voted Galaxy Nexus, because any HTC or "regular" Samsung quadcore phone will be delivered with unnecessary skin and software on it. Sure it was useful when Android was still on 1.6, but now it's overkill. I'd rather have a phone that'll receive quick updates for two years, than a phone that needs to wait at least half a year for updates AND will lose support in 1 year. Obviously people will then complain and HTC/Samsung will hack a broken update then anyway like HTC did with the Desire and Samsung is going to do for the Galaxy S right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheWenger:
The way I see it, I'd rather have a quad core tablet for an ultra high-end gaming device than a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Hmmmm, Quad Core with HTC Sense to weigh it down or a completely clean phone with guaranteed updates for 18 months? Pretty obvious if you ask me.

Also, most apps aren't even optimized for dual core phones yet, go with the GNexus and enjoy it until your next update then go for a Quad Nexus (Hopefully :D)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DARKCHYLDX101:
I heard Apple is working on hydrogen batteries claiming that they could lasts days maybe weeks. But how do you charge a hydrogen battery?

sent from my CM7 Glitched Captivate
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
http://www.powertrekk.com/how-it-works/ I saw this today... could this be it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Apple patented rumors. Shhhhh.

My grandma beat me down and took my nexus. Sent from a jitterbug with beats by dre.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericc191:
Sony has paper batteries.

EDIT: http://www.engadget.com/2011/12/18/sony-demos-paper-fueled-battery-paper-mario-runs-for-life/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
This thread should be called Galaxy Nexus vs vapour phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simmo3D:
I would personally go with Nexus. Your guaranteed to be the first with Android updates and once the next Nexus is released, upgrade with that. That's most likely going to feature a quad chip and its only a year away
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dario3040:
Bull****.

The screen's resolution is so high you don't need to worry about Pentile.

The Bezel is really small.

The Processor is at least as fast, if not faster than the Exynos.

About the quad core part: I don't know.

The only tested quad core processor (Tegra 3) was dissapointing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] times_infinity:
I agree. The display is amazing.

The VZW variant is 32GB stock. Not 16.

The OMAP processor in this phone is UNDERCLOCKED not overclocked. Op needs to do more research.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] add119:
Just asking
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] rirozizo:
dude... have you watched the video about new people registering to xda? see it on xdatv... it says... YOU ARE A NOOB... use the search bar before posting... GIYF (Google Is Your Friend)...

btw.... i didn't mean to offend you bro... but come on... read the rules please...

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sent from a phone... 'nuf said ;)

btw... justin bieber sucks

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