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[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] 850csi:
If anyone is interested, it looks like someone is selling this on ebay for $12.94 shipped. The seller is electronics-deal. I can't post the link because i'm a n00b.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Gigabitme:
If you haven't found one yet...

If you haven't found a case yet, these are pretty cool looking. I like the way they rotate. Not a bad price either.

http://secondshells.com/tablet-brands/samsung-galaxy-tablet-accessories/galaxy-tab-7-0-plus-p6210.html
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] [David]:
Just 'cuz I've crashed down my Tab while calling, I decided to buy a cool case, I just bought this one hoping in a good business

http://www.amazon.it/gp/aw/d/B0060M3F1S/ref=mp_s_a_20?qid=1335504890&sr=8-20

Once arrived I'll post you some pics

Sent from my Galaxy Note with DarkyROM 3.3
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Numpangx:
I want a case but I'm not sure which one to get. I'm stuck between a TPU Gel case and a slim book case.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] fershox:
I'm using the original Samsung leather case from my dad's galaxy tab 7 with is kinda new because he actuality never used

It fits fine it's elegant and it's not bulky at all

The only thing that gets me nervous is the big screen. Does anyone know if this tablet the galaxy 7 + comes with gorilla glass?? Or should I get some screen protectors?

Enviado desde mi GT-P6210 usando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] GB.Says:
I just got my Verso Cover from Lightwedge; makes it look like an antique leather-bound book. Looks awesome, the tabby fits in it extremely snugly. Two things of note: it uses corner straps so you need to make a small adjustment in regards to the corner where your power button is and more importantly, it you're using your tab as your go-to camera, there is no slot in the back for the back camera.

G.B. Says

And remember, talking dogs are liars.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kellyann1293:
My children have the Verso covers for their Kindle Fires - very nice. They've held up beautifully so far in the hands of two pre-teen boys!:D If they had one with a camera cutout for the SGT+ I'd get one in a heartbeat!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] GB.Says:
Good to know it's holding up to the child onslaught! I suppose you could drill a hole for the back camera, but the back sleeve is about 3/16 in. thick, so I don't think you could have the hole flush with the camera lens without it including the edges of the hole. Plus the hole would have accomodate the flash as well.

I still really like this case and if you're into the book metaphor, this is a really plush case, with the caveat on the back camera.

G.B. Says

And remember, talking dogs are liars.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallslide:
Got my phone yesterday from Docomo in Japan. I was able to root it, but haven't been able to get wireless tethering to work. It doesn't seem like there is any tethering built-in, and none of the options available in the market appear to work with the galaxy nexus yet. Has anyone else been successful?

(aside from that, phone is awesome!)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrflips:
Works for me...go to settings, wireless and networks, more, tethering and portable hotspot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallslide:
Well... damn that sucks. It doesn't look like I have that option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SphericalPuma:
Click Wi-Fi direct. Drag down your notification bar and click it (should say touch for settings next to wifi direct) after that wireless tethering should appear and you can turn off wifi direct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallslide:
Unfortunately no new options appeared :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shutterspark:
Congrats on the phone.

Tethering will be enabled with a future update along with SP Mode Mail and area mail.

A rep said no date confirmed but hopefully by the end of January.

Meanwhile, have you tried tethering via bluetooth? I haven't gotten around to trying it myself but it may be worth a shot.

Source: Docomo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aindow:
So it seems Docomo are doing what they're not meant to do, interfering with a nexus. Still, I guess its no surprise as not all networks are likely to stick to what the Nexus is about.

Rik
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SphericalPuma:
Sorry about that. It didn't show on my device until I checked Wi-Fi direct first and now its always there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] liquidarts:
I noticed my Docomo Nexus has the Baseband SC04D0MKKD and was afraid of rooting or changing roms etc.

How is your experience, everything fine?

What's your baseband?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
Can't you just flash the official image that Google released? To give it the pure stock experience instead of the rom you have which has been modified by your carrier?

http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html

I'm not suggesting you definitely do this because for all I know it could break your phone, but it's an idea, maybe someone else could confirm if this would be ok to do or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rabug:
Just got my GN from Docomo and i can confirm there's no wireless tether option in this rom yet. BTW, since Docomo GN devices have SC04D0MKKD baseband and ITL41D.SC04D0MKKD build number, i think we will get updates from Docomo and not from Google. Is it correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kaworu1986:
I was actually about to buy the phone at a Docomo shop yesterday and noticed tethering is indeed missing; this thread just confirms it.

Does anyone know if the image Google posted on the Nexus support website can be flashed to the device without breaking it? If so, does it get rid of this and whatever other crap Docomo may have done to the phone (for shame, Google: aren't Nexus devices supposed to be free from this kind of shenanigans)?

If not, are the Nexus models on sale at Expansys Japan similarly gimped or are they standard international versions? I was willing to pay full price + carrier unlock fee to the Docomo shop just to avoid having to deal with shipping, but no tethering is a deal breaker to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] liquidarts:
Reported as coming...

Docomo reports it as coming in a version upgrade, as well as spmode mail. When I bought the phone, I was told by the rep that it should come in the middle of Jan.

Sure it may be delayed, but is there a legitimate (non-emotional) reason to doubt that?

I would be more concerned about getting dumped into the 'non-docomo' smartphone category, like iPhone users, and pay the significantly higher data rates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wedz:
I'm also interested in rooting & changing the kernel stuff on a Docomo Nexus.

Does someone here know if the carrier stuff that's having to deal with data is in the baseband SW ?

I want to change to those leaner kernels, but I don't want to get surprise in my telephone bill...

I think there are some ppl on the forums already who have changed to different kernels, who use JP model
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SKYLINESSUCK:
I just picked mine up yesterday and I'm already trying to figure out if rooting it will break it or not. I'd love to go with a generic ROM instead of the neutered version DoCoMo gives us. I went through this same crap with my Xperia and it's maddening. I don't care about tethering near as much as making a wifi hotspot. Has anybody rooted successfully then used anything like barnacle?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevink817:
Just loaded the stock ITL41F image from google on my DoCoMo Galaxy Nexus. Afterwards, I flashed the DoCoMo baseband back onto it, and it works perfectly. Tethering options are now there! :D USB, WiFi, and Bluetooth - confirmed they all work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Floodguy:
I have my Docomo Nexus since Dec. 2nd and the missing tethering feature and also missing spmode is a no brainer for me. They told me that spmode will come in December and tethering in January. I will stay on the save side and wait for the updates, because I'm not sure that flashing the ROM will cause other problems and as LIQUIDARTS said, will likely cause also higher data rates bills. Docomo's Open APN (Mopera) costs around 8000Yen at time (previously over 10000Yen).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevink817:
With the google build, I am still able to connect to the mpr2.bizho.net APN (which non-docomo phones are not able to use,) under the PakeHodai Plan with tethering. The other mopera.net APN is the open one for those foreign phones which must pay the higher 8000-10000Yen rates, I believe. Access to the mpr2 one is probably restricted by settings on the SIM, and/or IEMI filtering (guessing.) I'm not a big fan of DoCoMo and all the crap they add to their phones and lock down, but they have.... hands down... the fastest and most reliable phone service in Okinawa.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SKYLINESSUCK:
So kevink817, do you flash newb's phones for beer? :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Floodguy:
@kevink817

that's why I choose the Nexus instead of the Galaxay SII LTE. Except of spmode mail client/service there is nothing from Docomo on the phone!::)

One can still use the mpr2.bizho.net APN with their non Docomo phone but you be dropped down to 128k transfer rate and an additional charge of 300Yen per month for it's use. I do this at the moment with my Samsung Omnia 7. :(

On my Docomo Nexus I have a normal flat rate data plan. Yes, they are using IEMI filtering! My hope is that they might be drop down the open APN rate to 5000Yen.:o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] naerok:
off topic question - I'll take to PM if convo needs to go longer than one reply. If I bring a (obviously unlocked) Galaxy Nexus to japan as a foreigner, is it possible/legal to purchase pre-paid simcards for a vacation stay?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wedz:
In Japan there are no pre-paid sim cards. You can however rent a SIM-card from some operators, at least I know SoftBank does this. But I'm not sure about the data plans on those...

I think Docomo doesn't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Japan Jay:
Perhaps a dumb question but as you can tell from my post count, I'm a noob.

With the above tethering options, would docomo see that and charge me extra?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iamkifo:
I am in Tokyo since 2nd week of this month with my UK Galaxy Nexus and I have been using the bmobile 1Gb prepaid datasim card all the time.

Go visit their website. I bought the card from Yodobashi Camera. Www.bmobile.ne.jp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wedz:
This was a great find, didn't know they do this nowadays!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thomas322:
missing "Wireless Tethering"

hi, my GN is docomo SC04 is also missing "Wireless Tethering", i really need this.

baseband is : SC04DOMLA1

Android version 4.02

I'd rooted and

installed ClockworkMod with backup rom.

would you help me to clarity:

1. since the ITL41F rom is ".tar" format, i cannot flash it by CWM, what should i do?

2. after flash the ITL41F rom and DoCoMo baseband, is it the phone remain unlock? As told by dealer in day 1, the phone will lock again after hard reset.

3. Is there any other solution to get back "wifi tethering" ?

many thks for your help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jmaurice:
Actually, you can get a prepaid docomo sim card from b-mobile: http://www.bmobile.ne.jp/sim/index.html
[Kindle Fire General] fbm111:
Has anyone played Pocket legends on the kindle fire?

Do you have to be rooted?

How does it play? Smooth? Laggy?

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire General] MikeTheSith200:
It should play fine if you sideload the apk. But that game is so so bad. Why would you want it?
[Kindle Fire General] fbm111:
great game to kill time......
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] rEVOLVE:
I have the USB & SD 30-pin adapter kit they sold for the 10.1 Tab- i tried a flash drive into the usb and accessed files on it, same with SD card.

When i tried a keyboard/mouse combo (actually the original combo that was sold for the Samsung Q1U UMPC) it errored w/ can't support hi-voltage device. Didn't try a powered hub w/ the keyboard (kind of scared of frying it).
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Cptnodegard:
Mouse and keyboard works. The output is capped somewhere under 100mA as it gives that error message on stuff the iPad can handle, and its adapter is 100mA. Don't be afraid of plugging stuff in though, it can't hurt the tab
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] cpgeek:
You can't hurt a device with a powered hub. Hubs will only give as much power as the USB spec says they can which all USB devices must be designed to handle. That's why there is a spec.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] klinsukont:
USB kit not working?

Just picked one of these up from best buy in hopes it would work. When i plug it in i get nothing, no notification and no action. i tried a flash drive 2 mice and 2 keyboards. any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Cptnodegard:
Reboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooot

(stupid character minimum :P)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] klinsukont:
Yep. Looks like everytime i plug in a "high voltage" device it completely shuts down. Have to reboot. I did get it working. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] dexterstyles:
Works with SD/Multi card reader

I am using an Aluratek multi card reader and it works like a champ. Can read SD, MicroSD, pro duo ect.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] BeanToThaErrr:
Root?

For those of you that this is working for, are you rooted or not? I can't seem to get the SD adapter to work, even after multiple reboots. USB adapter works fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] skeeterpro:
Got these also. For USB drives it appears FAT32 drives are good but NTFS drives are non-functional. Have a Lexar 64GB flash drive which doesn't show but all others do.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Cptnodegard:
Both works for me, both now that I'm rooted and before I was. The Tab doesn't know the difference between the USB and SD adapters, and this is an official samsung accessory, so it sounds like your adapter is broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] skeeterpro:
Have been rooted from Day One.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] dumpa:
So the original Samsung will work with my 7+ ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Cptnodegard:
Just for the fun of it, Bluetooth mouse, USB wireless keyboard (with USB adapter), and remote desktop software
[Galaxy S II General] jgrimberg1979:
When i realized that Rom Manager was not fully functional on our phones I was pissed. One of the reasons is that at first i couldn't get my phone to do a quick backup and restore with cwm or cwm Manager so it seemed to take twice as long when the progress bars were showing during backups and restores. Anyways you dont need to keep rom manager installed to do this but you have to do it at first in order to get the files to enable the quick back up and restore feature.

1. Install Rom manager and enable "quick backup and restore" - this will create a folder and within the folder a number of files one of which is called "hidden progress". Rom manager most likely installed it on your internal sd card and if you do backups to your internal sd card and not your external then you dont need to do this next step of you dont want to, although it wouldn't hurt to do it anyways.

For quick backup and restores to external_sd

2. Copy the clockworkmod folder and its contents (if you already have backups and you dont want them on you internal than just create a new folder on your external_sd and name it clockworkmod. After that copy the hidden progress file over to the clockworkmod folder and thats it. whether you use CWM Manager or just boot into recovery and do it that way, you should always have the quick backup and restore feature back)

*There are a few other files in the clockworkmod folder than rom manager creates. I went ahead and just copied the whole folder including everything inside the folder and thats how i was able to finally get it working, but I think it is most likely just that one file that doe the fix.

Backup and Restores now take me 2-3 minutes as opposed to 5 mins and longer

If this has already been figured out and posted i apologize, i stumbled upon it while trying q b&r on my phone again. I searched and never found a solution.

If you like or find it useful please hit thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jgrimberg1979:
I originally posted this just a few minutes ago in the i9100 forum but i had to make sure i showed my fellow i777 friends. Anyways here is copy paste of my post.

When i realized that Rom Manager was not fully functional on our phones I was pissed. One of the reasons is that at first i couldn't get my phone to do a quick backup and restore with cwm or cwm Manager so it seemed to take twice as long when the progress bars were showing during backups and restores. Anyways you dont need to keep rom manager installed to do this but you have to do it at first in order to get the files to enable the quick back up and restore feature.

1. Install Rom manager and enable "quick backup and restore" - this will create a folder and within the folder a number of files one of which is called "hidden progress". Rom manager most likely installed it on your internal sd card and if you do backups to your internal sd card and not your external then you dont need to do this next step of you dont want to, although it wouldn't hurt to do it anyways.

For quick backup and restores to external_sd

2. Copy the clockworkmod folder and its contents (if you already have backups and you dont want them on you internal than just create a new folder on your external_sd and name it clockworkmod. After that copy the hidden progress file over to the clockworkmod folder and thats it. whether you use CWM Manager or just boot into recovery and do it that way, you should always have the quick backup and restore feature back)

*There are a few other files in the clockworkmod folder than rom manager creates. I went ahead and just copied the whole folder including everything inside the folder and thats how i was able to finally get it working, but I think it is most likely just that one file that doe the fix.

Backup and Restores now take me 2-3 minutes as opposed to 5 mins and longer

If this has already been figured out and posted i apologize, i stumbled upon it while trying q b&r on my phone again. I searched and never found a solution.

If you like or find it useful please hit thanks.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] brenix:
Since this seems to be a popular request, I've modded the stock ICS Launcher2 from the CM9 source. Since I never use the extra home screens with the launcher, I modded Launcher2 for only 1 home screen.

I don't really have plans to create others with 2, 3, etc screens. I do plan on modding it to work smoother/faster and reduce the amount of animations etc so it feels fast (similar to reddv1's mod to the gingerbread launcher).

Here is a link to the diff/patch for those who want more screens and want to dig into the source themselves (note: it's not that hard to modify)

Source/Patch: Here

Update 12/5/11: It appears CM9 will most likely include the ability to set the number of home screens. The feature has not yet been merged with CM9 as of this writing, but on that note I probably wont be adding anymore updates. If it comes to it, I still may have plans to optimize the animations etc, but only time will tell since there is plenty to be worked on with CM9..

Download --> Copy to sdcard --> Flash with CWM:

v1.0: Download

v1.1: Download

[Changelog]

v1.1

- Updated to latest CM9 source which includes landscape, resize any widget, and hide search bar options
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] ka24e:
Thanks for this :)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
just what i wanted thanks
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] navjot94:
the newest cm kang has landscape mode now :)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] bdpyo:
How great ill be honest the 17 extra screens are a Mega deal breaker for me I completely shunned ics. I was waiting for official cm9 to drop but now you have put out this gem I will be able.to bear with it!

Thank you!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
good work , keep it up

i just deleted the wallpapers in "drawable-sw600dp-nodpi" freed up 3 MB

the launcher now i s only 1.5 MB
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] boykioy:
loving it, i never used more homescreens and thats what i was looking for. Cudos.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] propsia:
Please share it

: -)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] propsia:
Gave me status 0 error in CWM

Mod CM 7.2 nightly

I tried version 1.1
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] asraf09:
It would be great...Just my thoughts

Hi brenix,

Even through you have other plans. It will be great at least if you add an option under perferences - homescreen - " Number Of Screen". We can define how many screens we want in our homescreen. Adding other options like "Prevent Homescreen from restarting" would also be good.

Laymen like us would benefit from your great work as we don't have home customise for ICS.

Thank you for your consideration...
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] flowprow:
Good Work

Thanks for this
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] bdpyo:
Anyone try this with official OTA?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] bdpyo:
I bit the bullet and ver1.0 works with latest OTA

Google Nexus S 4.0.3
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] grayn0de:
Is there anyone who has made any headway in their research on cracking or unlocking the bootloader? My short research confirms that it is using a 256-bit encryption algorithm, but I've not identified the algorithm used, nor do I think it would matter, as I really have no intention of doing a cryptanalysis on something that strong and I doubt anyone else would, either. Out of curiousity, though: anyone know offhand?

I'm curious to know what methods you guys are attempting to employ and what, if any, other research has already been done. I'd like to help, where I can. :D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] brendan802:
**** if i knew more about it id take a crack at it but unfortunately i lack the skills required. Guess its time to learn huh.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] timmytim:
Vache and I worked on it yesterday for about 6 hours. We didn't get it cracked yet but we are making progress. Don't bother with trying to get your SBK (secure boot key) because A: you won't be able to crack the encryption & B: we have a "secret" way to extract it from the tablet (shhhhh!) (and no, we won't share it just yet, sorry :D )
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] grayn0de:
Ahh. Yes, it looks like I noticed vache's call for test in the ROOTED thread a bit late, sent him a PM a couple hours ago. :p

If you guys need another "Linux guy" or a fresh set of eyes, feel free to PM me. I'll keep poking about the system on my own, in the mean time, as well. Good luck on the research!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] littleemp:
This is great news!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] enyce9:
This is awesome. Keep up the good work.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jay_993:
reallllyy appreciate the times you guys are putting into this.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Lightsword1942:
I'm curious how the bootloader is different from the acer iconia a500? If it is not, couldn't we use the same technique from there?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] TheUndertaker21:
will this thing never gonna get unlocked?

i think i should just sell that piece of **** :mad:
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] crossix:
Go for it, the Developers of the XDA community don't owe you anything and if this is how you are going to help (by complaining) then you are better off selling this wonderful device. Patience is a key thing with this device, just like the atrix its just a matter of time.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] 6stringandy:
Yes, different bootloader, due to both having different versions of hc. The A100 is newer, has newer programming, and leaves us with a different place to start. I myself have tried putting every single script of my A100 into an emulator on my PC to attempt to "reverse engineer" the bootloader to try to decrypt it, but that was unsuccessful for many reasons.

ummmmm............ could you repeat that?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] vamman:
Rather new to androids but I would consider myself a Linux guru. I just picked up an A100 on an open box sale and I would like to get involved in cracking the bootloader on this device. I am a professional low level developer and I have contributed to the development of several major open source projects including Gentoo and Fedora.

I also own a new Samsung Nexus S. Whose working on this now? Is there anything you need help with?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] crossix:
Our biggest challenge with this device is the 256bit encrypted bootloader from hell.. if you know a cryptologist, or some one at acer, that would help a ton ;)