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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] kehlan:
I ordered the combo at the beginning of this week, it should be here today or tomorrow.

I'm pretty stoked, it looks like a nice, solid addition to any SGT owner.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] kehlan:
Well I got mine, and they work pretty well. Although a lot of the hotkeys for the Xoom either don't work, or do something else. The contacts button works, and the app drawer button acts as the Menu button. I'm on Galaxy Task 13, so I have no clue whether or not this is ROM related.

But I do have to comment at the quality of the products. They're both nice and sturdy for the insane low price, and typing on this keyboard feels far more comfortable than my Asus EEE PC netbook. Also, while typing this, I've discovered that Shift+Space causes a little notification "English(US)" to pop up, and does NOT enter a blank space if you're holding Shift.

Like I said, only minor inconveniences. I'm enjoying what I bought, though.

Also, I'm going to make a Q/A thread, but does anybody know how to hide the touch keyboard while using bluetooth input? It's huge and annoying.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that the music controls work seamlessly with Google Music. Although the Music hotkey doesn't open the app, the song controls all work.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] coulter6:
I know the pop-up keyboard gets annoying sometimes, but I just hit the back arrow on the upper left of the keyboard and it hides the keyboard.

EDIT: The keys that don't work are:

Music

Text

Email

All the other keys work.

I'm running Task 13.1 Lite and he's removed some of the Samsung apps that came with the 10.1 so I can't say if it's ROM related either. I believe Task did remove the stock SMS, email & music apps so that may have something to do with it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jermzz:
Coming from the epic 4g touch where there was hotspot hacks all over. Is there no hack for the skyrocket? With lte up I'd expect a lot of people would be working on it. With 50 megs down it would be epic
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] djrbx:
Root your phone and install a custom ROM. Most ROMS for the SR have the hotspot hack preinstalled.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jermzz:
I'm rooted with stock rom right now, I read through the roms and I didnt see hotspot listed on any of them. I guess I'll read again.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] shansmi:
Read the freeze list and it will be blatantly obvious.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] stepheng:
Use titanium back up app to freeze tethering manager and you can use the hot spot feature
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] discothan:
^^this

And then download widget to one-click turn on hot-spot.

Because it takes like 4 clicks/menus to turn it on normally.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kronikwisdom:
By enabling the above hotspot how does/can AT&T verify I'm tethering? I'm on the unlimited (throttled) plan and really don't want to be switched.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jermzz:
Freezing the manager and using the widget worked perfectly. Thanks guys. With 40 MB

down I have to make use of this speed somehow :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jvanbrecht:
Yes, they can, I got the nasty gram recently (actually the second one).

I was honest and told them I was tethering a laptop, I suspect that honesty is what got them to put me back on my unlimited.

We are not exactly sure how they are detecting tethering, there are a number of ways (using the TTL for example, it decreases as it passes each network device on the path to the destination, ATT expect a certain TTL value when it comes from a phone, when it comes from a tethered device, that value will be 1 less). Other methods involved deep packet inspection, where you can identify that network address translation is taking place.

Also, apparently the iphone tags tethered packets or something.

To get around this, run openvpn (you will need a vpn server somewhere as well), and tunnel all your traffic through teh VPN server... The only thing ATT will ever see is an encrypted tunnel between your phone and the vpn server and nothing else.

There is alot more to it, but it works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] the2rrell:
I have not gotten one of these letters/texts/email and I teather ALL the time and stream

but i have NEVER been over 3gigs of data on my 2 gig plan. so its not just simply TETHERING......i think they are looking for data usage.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Longcat14:
Your on a tiered plan, they would encourage you using data, because then they get money from you.

They watch unlimited data users like a hawk, but that's why I use a VPN to encrypt my data, have fun figuring out what I'm doing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] appdroid:
can you tell how u use vpn?
[Epic 4G General] blazinazn:
For those who haven't seen this yet, there is an update for voicemail.

It allows you to save voice mails to your SD card...
[Epic 4G General] algorhythm:
Oh that's cool, thanks.
[Epic 4G General] DroidApprentice:
Can't imagine why this wasn't a feature already, but thanks for the heads-up. Luckily I guess I never had voicemails I regretted losing between my few wipe/reinstall cycles.
[Epic 4G General] freedomfighter2006:
Sweet, good find.
[Epic 4G General] zman519:
any one got the apk?

What roms have you guys tryed it on?

I Froze updater the other day ha. Thanks for the post or i would not have non about it.
[Epic 4G General] blazinazn:
Here ya go.

I'm on the mostly stock ROM.
[Epic 4G General] runngwlf:
This version is actually not the new one, it's the old one, it installs on my phone, but its the same version I was on prev
[Epic 4G General] jojoyohan:
It's nice to be able to save voicemails. I actually had one that got wiped the day before this came out.
[Epic 4G General] blazinazn:
Any idea where the updated .apk would be? I pulled this one from /system/apps
[Epic 4G General] BBlunts456:
You can open Voicemail then press the menu button and scroll down to check for update. I just tried it and it began to download, I'm in a ****ty area and it was taking forever so I had to cancel, but the option is there.
[Epic 4G General] signal34:
Here you go. This was pulled from my Titanium Backup. I checked the AndroidManifest.xml file just to be sure and it is indeed the update.
[General Questions and Answers] Orion790918:
HI,

Is there any way to change the local settings on my girlfrend's Salsa. It because she doesen't understend English, and I would like to change the phone interface on Bulgarian. Could anybody help me please?

I already tried "More Local 2" and other 3rd party applications but I don't have any succeed.
[Windows Phone 7 General] buffalosolja42:
can't seem to find any WP7 device I would use having an otterbox, and even case-mate is slacking...
[Windows Phone 7 General] prohibido_por_la_ley:
Because they're idiots.
[Windows Phone 7 General] weijoon:
Otterbox for 7 Mozart

http://www.otterbox.com/HTC-7-Mozart-Commuter-Series-Case/HTC4-MOZRT-20-E4OTR_A,default,pd.html
[Windows Phone 7 General] Avandor:
HTC HD7/ HD7S

http://www.otterbox.com/htc-hd7-cases/htc-hd7-cases,default,sc.html
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
Or, quite possibly, a good business decision by Otterbox ? Otterbox makes great cases, and has some expense in making the molds for devices, marketing, support, etc. Without microsoft releasing sales numbers , otterbox has no idea which model phone would prove profitable to make skins for.

If microsoft ever releases sales figures, expect cases to follow shortly.

also, if droidrage is the best marketing ms can do, don't expect to ever see sales numbers released.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tino209:
The speaker begins to break up while i was playing music it would play every other word of the song I was wondering if there is a way to replace it?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viny2cool:
try opening the battery cover...giving speaker a little push...some people reported that it fixed speaker issues..
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Davensocal:
Mine started doing this as well, and eventually degraded to no sound at all.

I was able to open my phone, remove the speaker module, clean the connectors and "reload" the spring contact thingy.. By "reload" I mean I very carefully bent it a little to create a little more contact pressure.

Hope this helps you a little bit..

p.s.- I cleaned the contacts with a pencil eraser..
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PriTel03:
I had the same problem and always chalked it up to a software issue, turns out that pushing the speaker, as suggested by the previous two posts, fixed it. Guess I've dropped my phone one too many times!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dru1226:
Its a known issue with some captivates I've replaced about 4 phones because of it is there's a att service store in your area they will replace it no questions asked
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dru1226:
Flash back to stock of course before you do it
[Motorola Droid RAZR] voxigenboy:
I am on a Rezound and this phone is nice, but it has its share of issues(audio hiss/buzz when aux/headphones plugged in, dead pixels, overheating/freezing) & all are known issues.

I have until Friday to do an exchange with Best Buy. Was considering holding out for the Nexus but due to delay after delay I have my doubts it'll be out before Friday. That being the case, I'm seriously considering a RAZR instead.

Has it been working out well for the most part? Any issues like what I'm experiencing on this Rezound? How does the battery hold out under "heavy use"?(like if I want to watch a few movies back to back). Also, for that "fuzziness" on the text/icons, is there a filter to smooth that out?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brianbrain:
I have experienced none of those issues with the RAZR. Keep in mind that under deep dark conditions with the screen at its lowest brightness setting against a black image, many units show some "smudges" or dots. If this concerns you, definitely check one out in the store ahead of time (try downloading draw! and open the app up on the lowest brightness underneath a jacket or shirt..people will probably stare..let them..haha) and judge how this effects you for yourself. I use mine as a night clock and though I can see some smudges in the middle of the night, they don't bother me.

I gave up on the Nexus myself. Lack of USB mass storage was the final nail in the coffin for me. I think the RAZR has the potential to turn out a better ICS device than the Nexus.

I LOVE my RAZR. Best Android phone I've owned to date. (Prev: Epic 4G, Droid 2, Nexus S, MyTouch 4G, LG G2X, Sensation 4G). Under light use, the battery literally lasts for days if you make proper use of the smart actions. Heavy use? I can't comment on video playback time, but I get about 4-5 hours of 3D gaming before running into battery trouble. There is no filter to help the pixelation around text that the Pentile screen creates, but it doesn't bother me. I find myself impressed by the deep blacks and color reproduction far more often than I do focusing on the Pentile effect, but again, you should view this in person yourself to be sure as everyone is different.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] garlick2:
I haven't had the phone very long, only about a week, but so far no issues whatsoever with overheating or freezing at all. This wasn't the case with my OG droid or my droid 2 global.

I got this phone from someone else, so I don't have a contract and will probably switch to the droid 4 when it comes out, but won't consider the Galaxy Nexus at this point, as I can't have a plastic phone. I'm hard on my phones with keeping them in the same pocket as keys, and other items, and have broken many a plastic mounted phone just from that alone.

I do, however don't like the size of the phone overall. I find it a bit too large for me, and have had issues handling it....I'm hoping the Droid 4 has a bit smaller overall dimensions. Also I find the keyboard gives a better grip to the phone...but that's personal preference.

If you're adjusted the Rezound size, you shouldn't have an issue with this.

For screens, this screen is great. I actually was lucky and got one without the dark dots in dark light, so I can't comment on that experience, but the pentile is really almost imperceptible to me. You really have to strain your eyesight to pick up the pentile on this screen. I also agree with brianbrain on the deep blacks and color reproduction on the phone. It's a very good screen, IMO.

I've never owned an HTC phone, but have heard a few complaints similar to what you're talking about with their phones. I know Motorola is not always forthcoming with updates, and they release phones so quickly, you feel they're just out there to screw the consumer, but my experience has been completely different. I couldn't have lived without my OG droid, until the screen went out 1.8 years later, and I had my D2G that was a KILLER phone until I left in Thailand recently. The RAZR is a great addition to the Droid line, and I've had a blast with it since I got it last week.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cheaterbug:
Phone is awesome. Nothing wrong with this phone. Best phone I've had.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] keeb119:
I'm more in live with this phone then the thunderbolt I had. Tbolt felt cheap. screen quality was lacking, and it just seemed slow. I know the rezound is different then the tbolt. But i'm leary on any HTC phone.

The razr feels very solid, very fast and the screen is great (even with the splotches in very low light). I've had battery issues with the media process. I haven't hooked my phone up to a 3.5mm input, so I can't say about any hissing. Having hooked it up to my Bose ie2, it absolutely sounds fantastic.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] franklin270h:
I had an Incredible 2, which is kind of the oddball in the HTC lineup as it is one of their only phones that has GREAT battery life (even more ironic considering the T-bolt was so bad and the phones are so similar in hardware) I ended up getting a Razr recently because long story short Verizon was struggling to get 4G going on my tablet on their end so I said screw it and told them to send me a 4G phone.

Even coming from the Inc2, the Razr is a lot better on battery than I thought it was gonna be. Worse than the Inc2 for sure, but it has a bigger display and faster hardware. On 3G (LTE isn't in my specific city yet, but I've used it in others) I make it all day, and I work for 12 hours and use the phone moderately to heavily when I take breaks and get bored. That's acceptable for me considering no matter what I do, I'm gonna plug the phone up at night regardless. When in 4G areas, the speeds are pretty impressive and consistently good. I was averaging 20mbps down and 11-15 up in Augusta, GA.

I played around with the Rezound in the store. It's not a knock on the Rezound specifically, I have not been impressed at all by Sense 3.5. They may as well call it Sense Vista. On the Incredible 2 we have a few Sense 3.5 roms and while they're pretty, to me I can't find the will to run them as a DD because they're laggy. At the time I chalked it up as the Single core snapdragon in the Inc2 struggling to run such a big and graphic intense rom. Then I played around with the Rezound. No real difference. Both are pretty slow compared to Sense 2.1/3.0 honestly. Hopefully Sense 4.0 and ICS will change that, but I'm doubtful given HTC seems to be getting lazier with every new version of Sense.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] seanmcd72:
After a week and a half with the Razr:

Screen rocks IMO

Battery life is better than expected. I go all day (12-14 hours) on one charge, using 4G (maybe 30-40 minutes of phone calls).

Phone is very fast

Width is very akward at first, but you get used to it. First few days you freak out every time you grab for it.

Smart Actions will be great once they tweak them a bit

Voice quality and signal for phone is awesome (coming from an HTC Inc)

I was really wanting a Nexus, got impatient. The battery life, voice quality, and screen on the Nexus would have to be WAY better to make me send the Razr back.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Chelsea FC:
I've had just about every android phone going....nearly ;-)

Actually had the Razr(GSM) for 2 weeks,pretty much loved the phone but was just waiting on the Nexus(GSM).

Well I've had the Nexus since friday,not really impresed,was rooted and custom rommed straight away,buggy as hell.Battery life sucks and that's with GSM, LTE is gonna be even worse.

Cut a long story short,Nexus sold,Razr's coming back. Go for the Razr.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RickROM:
I'm coming from the Nexus S. Like the phone so far. Motorola did a pretty good job considering I usually like stock Android.

UI doesn't feel intrusive. Motorola seems to have added a lot of useful functions. Been running ICS on the Nexus S, but don't miss it due to the RAZR's hardware.

The phone is amazingly fast. Feel like I've been wasting my time modding the Nexus S so much lately cause the RAZR blows it out of the water even with all the bloatware.

Only problem I've run into so far is blotches on the screen when it is black and the room is dark. Not as bad as some other pics I saw, but still going to try and exchange. Also found a dead pixel.

If I can get a device with a good screen, I think I will stay with the RAZR. I've only seen the Galaxy Nexus display model... possibly might exchange for it when it comes out.

Really like the form factor of the RAZR better tho. If the RAZR had a 720p screen I'd probably be able to easily ignore the Nexus.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Chelsea FC:
How is the signal strength compared between the 2? Ive noticed samsung always seems to have a weaker signal...My galaxy s/fascinate has a horrible signal. I want the nexus but the razr is looking sooo nice i can wait for ICS :eek:[/QUOTE]

I would say the Razr is a tad better, moto is renowned for having good radios

Build quality wise there is no contest for me. Nexus is way too slippery and plasticky for my liking. Modders are already working day & night to make the nexus usable, the Razr works pretty much out of the box. 'When' ICS comes, I think it'll blow everything away.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RickROM:
Hard for me to compare since I'm using T-Mobile and Verizon right now. T-Mobile's reception isn't too great in my area, so that's a main reason for me switching.

So far the reception on my RAZR has been great. Blows my Nexus out of the water in that respect, but not sure how much of that is attributed to the phone itself.

Definitely want to keep this phone... just wish the screen problems didn't exist.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rzrsharp:
google and motorola

apparently motorola will have more say with ics and customisations seeing as google acquired some share/part of motorola which comes in handy .. for razr and future moto users =D

maybe stuff pushed to us sooner ?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] garlick2:
Got a friend who works over at Moto mobility. He was one of the lead design heads on the Xoom & Droid 4.

The Google acquisition isn't going to truly affect platform builds and blur reductions till late 2H 2012.

They are still working out details on who and what is going where, and how programmers are going to be moved and cut. There's also the small thing of full FCC approval which still hasn't happened as well as EU approvals, which are needed for this (for more info, check out the WSJ article that came out yesterday on the subject). That should be completed by about Feb/March according to him, and then we'll really see some interesting movements. Right now everything is in stasis as far as building and coding are concerned.

So I wouldn't expect any increases in update frequency for a while, and I definitely wouldn't count on Android becoming less bloated on new moto phones for a while to say the least.

There's also been a lot of talk in his office about how Google may not put anything in place, because it could affect their relationship and promises to other handset makers, if they start tweeking with Moto's team a whole bunch.

I'll release info as I get it from him.....although he's interviewing with the automotive division of Moto, as he's not all that satisfied with the position at mobility. They have HEAVY requirements and deadlines, that he seems to think are totally unrealistic....but hey...how many people are really happy with all aspects of their job??
[Motorola Droid RAZR] armanatz:
I wonder if the screen issue has been resolved (or even exists) in the GSM versions out there right now. Thinking of getting the Razr but am holding back due to development and the screen issue... Can someone give me an answer about this?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tooter1:
With a release date of tomorrow, you don't have long to wait on the Nexus, better be at BB early to make sure you get one.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] a fat Samoan:
Droid RZR

I just bought the new Droid Rzr today. It seems pretty fast and awesome, however , when I am connected to WIFI, and try to browse in the market, it acts like theres no connectivity. I can browse the web pretty fast when this problem is occuring, then when I disable the WIFI it works. Ive worked for Comcast for five years and I have lots of experience dealing with this kind of stuff, so I know its not the router. Anyone else having this issue?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cheaterbug:
I kinda have the same issue with you. I think it could be my router because out of the 3 routers that I have tried, only 1 is experiencing this problem. And only with the Razr that this happens. Something to do with the router and the phone settings? Anyone knows what might be the problem?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] casca_the_immortal:
Read my Thread "Galaxy Nexus" I in general (razr) I just got word I'll have my press sample tomorrow so they are going to release after all. They should be at Best Buy tomorrow as well.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] genghishahn:
I'm not having any of the issues that you're describing with your rezound on my razr. I came from an iphone 3gs, and I must say that I'm very happy with the razr.

The display is great--I don't notice the pentile and I'm really liking the way the colors pop. I don't know how much sharper the display on your rezound is being that I haven't felt inclined to go out and play with one, but the screen on the razr is plenty sharp when it comes text for me. I've streamed a little video over netflix and I thought the video quality was good--no complaints there. I do have those blotches on the screen that other users have complained about (on a black screen in the dark), but the conditions that I need to use the phone under to notice are really abnormal for me, so it's not something that bothers me.

The moto software was good. I actually switched to ADW for my launcher though so I could customize the desktop in a way that was more to my liking. Digging the included smart actions--easy to use and stretches out my battery life. Might try something else if my needs outgrow it.

The battery life I'm getting is pretty good. I typically use my to check news every few hours, respond to email through the day, and browse the web for maybe an hour over the day. I'm usually at about 30% remaining after 11-12 hours off the charger (using smart actions). Battery life sucked the first several days, but after several charging cycles it's gotten much better.

My only complaint about the phone is the camera. Honestly, I feel like my 3gs did a better job of handling white balance and exposure; I don't use it much though, so it's not a deal breaker.for me. Haven't tried video yet, so I can't say much there.

All in all--very happy :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] th3b3:
Thanks to the replies to my questions....:) I'm goin to the big red store down the street and checking these 2 side by side. The razr really does look better I might even consider it in white. I just hope I dont get too attached to the ICS. mmmm kevlar....