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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
I use both Teamviewer and PocketCloud for remote connections to my computers. I use both on my GTab 8.9 and my SGS2. Spend the extra money on bluetooth KB/Mouse; it's the ONLY way you will be able to use both AND still use MHL for external display. On that note (no pun intended), both clients display at handset's native resolution for anything except for video. So, no matter what display you use (even 1080p display) you're still going to be "limited" to 1280*800 in your remote client (which really isn't that bad when you consider, that's basically laptop resolutions!).

Another thing worth mentioning is that Android doesn't really have a "right-click," so you're not going to be able to click your right mouse button in your RDP client and get a right-click response. Just FYI.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeremy.chan:
aside from this, are there any remote desktop apps for android that does not use any client-side..clients? everything i've seen so far needs to have a client installed on the pc
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NZtechfreak:
You can have right click depending on the app - Splashtop has long press left mouse button perform a windows right click for example.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PaulKemp:
I just saw the Galaxy Note at work today and omg what an awesome phone. I understand now that we have changed generations. This is really next gen! The display is incredible!

Anyway, it struck me as well. With the resolution beeing really close to the 1366x768 resolution on my computer. Im excited to know how this works! And if you already got it, congrats!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NZtechfreak:
Interested to know which other apps work with keyboard/mice - Splashtop is the only one I've found that does (but been a while since I tried the others).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Keethos:
I've used Team Viewer a couple of times with my Note and I've even connected a bluetooth mouse to it, whats worth noting is that you will have 3 mouse cursers going on at once when using Team Viewer and a mouse connected to your phone, the mouse will have a curser and the Team Viewer will have a curser and then the client computer will have a curser. And you can't just click with your mouse and control the client mouse, you have to click and drag the Team Viewer mouse to move the client mouse. Left mouse button will click as normal once your Team Viewer mouse/client mouse is in position but right mouse button will function as the back button and try to close the app down, however, there is a mouse button on screen along the bottom that acts as a right mouse button. Hope this makes sense and is helpful!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NZtechfreak:
Sounds awful, that's why I use Splashtop now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bkfresh1:
so heres my problem,i went to sleep and everything was perfectly fine last night, then when i woke up this morning now my nexus doesnt play any media sound (youtube,netflix ect),

nor do i hear anything when i make a phone call ( no ringing, the persons voice.. even when i call my voicemail.. nothing !)

the weird thing is i can hear my notifications, the beep when you use the volume rocker, and the ringtones when i tested them in settings.

ive tried a factory reset and it has not helped.

Can some1 figure out a solution? im going crazy lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mobilehavoc:
Did you recently use headphones or Bluetooth audio? Although a factory reset should have taken care of that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bkfresh1:
ive used the headphones that came with them for a bit yesterday. and ive used it with my bluetooth for some time. but when i did take it off it was still working last night :confused:.

and i just did my 2nd factory reset but this time i didnt enter any of my google info to see if it happened to be one of the apps or settings i had backed up. still no voice or media. just the little notifications and things

edit: it did have a single random reboot yesterday during a phone call.

edit#2: the voice calls seem to work once i put it on speaker, but the phone will take it off speaker abt 2 seconds after its turned on
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evostance:
Not in a 2G area are you? ;):D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcattack44:
I've had the same issue. I have my sound turned all the way up but no media is being heard through the speakers/headphones/bluetooth speakers, no matter what I change. The sound does still play for notifications though. Any suggestions, or was op able to fix the issue?

---------- Post added at 03:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:00 PM ----------

To update my original post, the audio will play through my headphones if I plug them in to the audio jack, but not through the phone speakers or through my bluetooth headphones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xplanowestx:
I have this same problem, confirmed defective when I took it into the store, they are exchanging it tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcattack44:
Wow ok. I didn't want to have to return, was hoping it was a software thing with an easy fix. I think I will also be exchanging this for a new unit as well though. I don't want to take the risk on such an expensive device. It should work perfectly without any hiccups.

If anyone else has any experiences with this please let us know.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcattack44:
I ended up returning and exchanging with a new phone. No issues with the new one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djfrost17:
i am having the same issue. no speaker sounds. headphones work just fine. phone call speaker works just fine. BT steaming works just fine.

its just the speaker that doesnt work...if i revert back to stock...will that work?

thanks!
[HTC Desire S] BlueArmy:
I am having some signal problems with my phone. Sometimes it is so bad I dont get any incoming calls or texts for hours after sent......

I am using the saga v3 rom at the moment.

any tips what I can do?

Is there a better rom or is it something to do with the radio?

Thanks
[HTC Desire S] Jahai:
Signal is mostly addicted to the radio. So i recommended you that you first try out some radios befor you change the Rom ;)
[HTC Desire S] Neoload:
I think the Same Change your Radio... If you search a good rom try cyanogen
[Sony Tablet S] motorsportgod:
Ive got an sgs2, had and xperia x10 and have been looking around for a few weeks for the tablet i want. i looked at all sorts and at a range of prices and configurations here in aussie. I was in a mojor department store today and looking at the new sony tablet s at $689 {aussie} 32g version but couldnt be convinced, then the salesman tells me that he got one at the staff release night and didn't want it. never been opened and all mine for $350 {pick it up on Saturday}. goodbye iconia/tosh/asus......

I got the usb adapter too but want to know {because of conflicting posts} what can or cant i use through this attachment? i can use the logitech gamepad because there is a video with it, but what about my portable hard drive? i fly a lot so no blue-tooth.... its the usb or nothing for the most part. what about a wifi dongle? tethering? {obviously whilst not flying}

Also i personally loved the screen, but some people say they cant play various movie players but some say they cant..... has arc been tried? i loved the screens richness and black depth for movies and games primarily. is there truth the post that no file over 4gb can be opened? what is the correct sd card type to but?

MHL support?

PHEW! sorry bout the post hope it wont piss people off...... oh also, any closer to a root? ill throw some cash but an expression of interest would help. maybee a few hundred if someone is prepared to have a proper go.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Peppoid:
Certainly, most of you know this alternative market.

Just like Amazon, it provides us applications that are for paid in the market, totally free, and without any copyright infringment.

You only have a limit of 50 applications downloaded at a time

Here some examples:

BeWeather Pro

Beautiful Widgets

Tapatalk
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] MrSalue:
Thank you so much!! =D

it's kinda slow at downloading
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] watch dogg:
thanks for that
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Felimenta97:
Don't liked it.

Sent using Mini CM7 Pro by Paul
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ajzak:
It's killing my batery! Dont instal this app!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
Please share

1. your favorite governor (do you use any different governor on different profiles?)

2. your voltage parameters

3. Your benchmark using quadrant

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
No one wants to play?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] seepage:
Maybe like me, they have no idea what you are talking about:)

What is a governor?

What voltage do you mean?

My quadrant score is 3900 ish
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
Thanks for the reply, I don't think I'm good enough to explain but, in a nutshell,

A governor is a a piece of code in the kernel that decides on the cpu speed. each kernel has multiple governors

voltage is where you can decide what voltage is delivered to your cpu at certain frequency. undervoltage will usually help you save battery. we have to pay attention not to go too low or it phone will freeze

download setcpu it will all become clearer
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
I will give this another bump before letting it die
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sandeeppathak007:
Even I would be intrested in sharing this

currently I am using CF root with ondemand and its working all good
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
FM kernel with interactive. I find my phone snappier with this governor. I liked it the most with smartassv2 on Abysssomething (don't remember now) kernel, but too many teething problems with this one, had to revert to FM. I'll give it another shot soon though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JoyR2:
Do you use any additional profiles with Interactive?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Nope, I like the way it is.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JoyR2:
Have you tried InteractiveX? Or, better yet, know the differences between the two? I am currently using smartassv2, FM kernel and have no complaints but would be interested if there was something a bit snappier when opening an app (I still get a bit of lag if I quickly select an app after unlocking the phone).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Yes, I've tried InteractiveX and OndemandX - they're both absolute rubbish (at least from my point of view). Both responsiveness and benchmark results were dismal (2800-3300 quadrant advanced). These are governors for anally retentive battery life lovers. Nothing wrong with that itself but beats the purpose when buying state of the art top shelf performance smartphone IMO.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JoyR2:
Good to know. I appreciate the advice. Does that mean you also tried smartassv2 with the FM kernel? Any discernible difference between that and interactive, if you have? And sorry for all the questions but it saves me the trouble of trying them!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
I just flashed the 1.3 FM a moment ago. Now running 100-1704 smartassv2, haven't played with voltages yet. Responsiveness in terms of screen scolling, lags & stutters seems better than 200-1400 interactive. Performance in Quadrant Advanced and Nenamark2 seems a tiny bit worse (but I don't really care about that, I use benchmarks only to roughly estimate, smoothness is what I'm after). I can't give you direct sources because I don't remember, but having spent several hours digging last weekend I concluded that for people who put performance slighly over battery life governors to be considered are interactive, smartass(v2), savagedzed and performance. Funny enough - I'm getting consistently worse benchmarks on performance governor on all kernels. I wonder why?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JoyR2:
Thanks again. I will play around with some of the governors and settings to find the right fit. I think I will try savagedzen next but I am pretty happy with smartassv2 and may just stick with it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aussiebum:
Handy explanation of most of the governor options available in custom Note kernels: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

AND

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1242323
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tovarish:
Smartassv2 and vr. After reading a bit about it they seem to be the best for performance and balanced battery life.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JonathanMoreau:
i share with you my SetCPU config, voltage ...

it's very stable for me. It's not performance oriented but battery friendly.

what you think ?

EDIT : I use AbyssNote Kernel 1.2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
I'm getting nice results here on FM Kernel 1.3. 1704mHz (1375mV) - 100mHz (775mV), lulzactive governor. 5000-5872 in Quadrant advanced, 32-35 in Nenamark2. Battery life good with low to med usage, poor when playing games, running satnav etc. - hardly a surprise;) We'll see about stability but so far so good.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
This thread is finally picking off ! thank you all

I am currently on FM 1.3 and preferring lulzactive

I don't use any over clocking I guess I don't dare. is it safe?

I think i'm pretty aggressive with under voltage i'm running 1175mv at 1400mhz and 775mv at 200mhz. For some reason my phone freezes any time I use the 100mhz no matter the voltage .

Can you share the whole voltage for a comparison ?

with all this I can hardly get a full day of use with my battery but I guess I'm a pretty heavy on usage. no gaming or anything extensive but wifi-browsing-emails-3g-bluetooth all day
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aussiebum:
I read on some other kernel thread that Samsung's implementation of the 100mhz step is incomplete/buggy. That's probably why it doesn't work properly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Had to up the voltage@ 100mHz to 775mV because the phone froze once when asleep. Played GOF2 for hours, no fcs, no freezes, no glitches. I'm happy so far.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 00roberto00:
in abyss 1.2 with lulzactive, all voltages down 50mV from standard.

(i tried -100mV but it froze sometimes, i.e. when receiving a call)

night time with some pushes the battery goes -2%
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dilanopro:
What do you mean with vr?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ArcticCat:
I see i'm using much lower voltages ! is this a bad thing ?

all seems stable so far apart from the fact that 100MHZ is unusable for me.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tovarish:
Read this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1242323
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] seepage:
Mine has a nice case:confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tamarian:
No, not bad at all. As long as it's working and stable with a stress test. I'm went even lower by 25mV on 1000Mhz, 1200Mhz and 17000Mhz. The rest is the same.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Gunner86:
I will be receiving my note this week (really excited) , while reading a review online it said that the note had a metal frame around the side, is this accurate ? i thought it was a plastic frame?

Thanks

Gunner
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Feels like metal. It may be just anodized/chromed plastic but it's so good quality that I just don't know.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ltrulsse:
I think it feels like a plastic frame
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Spartan2x:
Sorry, OCD kicked in, you can't anodize plastic, only Aluminium.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Damn:mad: It was such a nice evening and now I gotta commit ritual suicide. What did you do?

After several tests (lip test, nose test, forehead test etc) I must admit my mistake and agree with ltrulsse - it feels like more like plastic than metal. Still very classy in my opinion.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CGI_Ram:
If it's metal, its aluminum. A magnet does not attract to it.

I think it's hard plastic, personally. It looks good. Not sure how durable the frame will be if it's plastic, tho.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gd761:
Why do a lot of people bash a phone for having a Physical Keyboard? They are a lot better then the Software Keyboards. You can feel if you hit 1 or more keys when typing with a Physical Keyboard. When you type with a Software Keyboard, you might have Haptic Feedback, but you can't tell by that, if you hit more than 1 space. Also, with the Physical Keyboard you can see the entire screen while typing, unlike the Software Keyboard which only let's you see just a small part of the screen while typing. I feel that ALL Smartphones should come with the Physical Keyboards.
[Windows Phone 7 General] scoobysnacks:
I have a physical keyboard on my quantum and I love it... Though I'm not sure what this topic has to do with wp7
[Windows Phone 7 General] Jer102:
It's about the only thing I miss from my old N97
[Windows Phone 7 General] guyver76:
I'm trying to hold out till there is a new WP7 with a phyiscal keyboard
[Windows Phone 7 General] Tempest790:
Sadly, I don't see any WP7 phones with a physical keyboard in the pipeline. I was hoping for a replacement to the HTC Pro 7, but it doesn't seem so. :-(

Maybe Nokia will develop something.
[Windows Phone 7 General] SoByX:
that's why i bought dell venue pro..excellent physical keyboard:X
[Windows Phone 7 General] XxAndrexX:
simply because people are stupid. A hardware keyboard is much better tan the virtual one, and its stupid to say that it makes the phone thicker!!!! the key would be a keyboard phone with a W8-like OS, and with a mini touchpad like the Old WM6.1 phones. But, its only a dream, now we are in the dumbphone era, so this is only sci-fi. My Optimus 7 is much thicker than many keyboard-phones...
[Windows Phone 7 General] bobzero:
agreed, will be holding onto my quantum until a suitable next gen qwerty keyboard WP gets released.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blanket:
7pro for me

keyboardless phones are a no-go for me

can nokia please cough out an E7 with wp7?
[Windows Phone 7 General] magicsquid:
Phones with keyboards are generally thicker and heavier than phones without keyboards. Some people would not want a keyboard if:

- they can type just as fast using the on-screen keyboard or;

- they don't type much on their phone.

In this case, they would choose the thinner, lighter and probably cheaper phone.

Personally, I prefer a physical keyboard too. However, it's good to have a choice of devices as people have different needs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] IM0001:
Just so long as Sprint keeps up the WP7 "Touch Pro 2" Style phones, I will keep getting them :)

Though I would switch to a fancy HTC Titan if Sprint got that also.

If only Sprint got the HD2 way back when... Sigh..
[Windows Phone 7 General] supercain:
yes

They need to make a WP with a physical keyboard. Dual core processor. 4 in plus screen. Front and back facing camera. At least an 8 mp camera and expandable memory. That would be a great phone. But for now I love my Arrive. And I don't ever buy a phone with out a physical keyboard.;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] livejazz:
Arrive vs Quantum

believe me, you would love your Arrive even more if you tried a Quantum. OMG, it is a nightmare if you're used to the Arrive.

I think there are those of us who have used keyboards since the beginning of time and it is hard to let go, then there are those who have only recently jumped in to the smart phone arena straight in to a virtual one and they got good at it and know no difference. I have seen smart phone newbies with virtual keyboards typing just as fast or faster than I do on the physical.

When I just switched to AT&T (signal reasons) I was forced to get the Quantum and the difference is amazing. Not flaming the Quantum for those who have it and know no better. I wish that were the case, believe me. Those of us who started out on the UTC 6600, then 6700, then Mogul, then TP1 and TP2 were very satisfied with the Arrive. That is a very nice landscape slider. My wife and I just ordered replacement Focus S's to send our Quantums back (our text maniac daughter is hanging in there in fear of losing her text messages). Amazon says that we can have 30 days after we get these Focus S's and we are hoping that a landscape slider breaks for Christmas (there's rumor of a landscape slider from Nokia). Of course the expensive solution to the whole thing is an unlocked Pro 7. That's the dream. I would swap all of my former Sprint smart phones for 3 Pro 7's :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] scoobysnacks:
I like my quantum..

What was your issue with it?

I hate how people say "at least an 8 megapixel camera"...

They can't seem to comprehend megapixel means size not quality..

The quality is dependent on the sensor.

There are 5 megapixel cameras that will destroy an 8 mpx one when it comes to quality....
[Windows Phone 7 General] blanket:
i had a SE P900, then i swapped to an atom for awhile, before i got hooked on the tp1. on my 7 pro now. but oh boy would i kill to get a nokia E7 flavoured WP7
[Windows Phone 7 General] Purple11:
I was a sucker for physical keyboards too before and bout hp ipaq 614 just for that reason..

But after trying wp7 virtual keys.. i say its a good riddance..

WM6.5 screens had diff touch technology.. where we had to press screen hard.. thats why we had keyboards..

But wp7 has some new tech.. i dont know what they call it.. but we dont have to put pressure on screen with a stick.. it senses your finger using some electro-magnetic thing.. its way better than using physical keyboard, but still needs some improvement.
[Windows Phone 7 General] scoobysnacks:
lol...

Resistive vs. Capacitive
[Windows Phone 7 General] livejazz:
this is the most realistic rumor I've seen around....

http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-working-qwerty-windows-phone-deeper-intergration

We now know its not the first out, but it definately looks as if it could be a prospect.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Loki1973:
Agree, one of the best ever.
[Windows Phone 7 General] andrewkeith5:
I entirely agree with you, but what annoys me is there is no choice (in any OS).

You can have high spec, but only if you have a stupidly oversized screen.

You can have a small screen, but only if you don't want a decent spec.

You can have a decent keyboard, but only once every 2 years, which fair enough adds to the size (I don't care frankly), but what annoys me is you pay more than the highest spec phones but DON'T get high spec.

Why can't I have high spec in a small phone, with a keyboard. I don't mind if it's thicker. Any screen bigger than the one on the 7 Pro is just too big to be practical.
[Windows Phone 7 General] EmpTea:
yep...I like physical keyboard, too!! but it seems that flat designs with full touch screen has become a major trend...we can merely find a new smart phone with physical keyboard.

N97 was a good design but I do prefer 12key boards rather than QWERT ones...why don't phone makers combine physical kb and touch screen together again?!!

software keyboard doesn't have the feel of pressing real keys...the smooth and flat touching makes it harder to "blind" type or dial...
[Windows Phone 7 General] DavidinCT:
Exactly what I was going to say... With my old TP2 I could type with out even looking at the phone and get about 98-98% of it right. If I try to do that with my Trophy, I'll get about 25% right.

I do miss my Keyboard but, the Voice Text feature on Mango helps a lot.

If a new model hits with a keyboard, I'll be looking at that first before anything else...
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Because most of them are terrible, especially the landscape sliders. Blackberries have the best keyboards, but rim has it on patent lickdown so competitors can't put nearly identical keyboards on their phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] scoobysnacks:
blackberrys suck...

I actually prefer the keyboard on my quantum to the keyboard on my old blackberry.

Plus the os is horrible. There is nothing good about a blackberry