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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] supercurio:
Actually the video has been published in June, and it's me who linked it on twitter a few days ago.

Before that the video had been seen 19 times in total ^^ public but not so popular.

It won't stay unnoticed anymore ! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] HRodMusic:
interesting video, shes cute lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] death1246:
looks like a dude lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mikereidis:
:( Audio testing is not supported remotely.

I read a message from a Samsung employee that there IS a device lending program.

This video here seems to have been done by a Samsung employee speaking on behalf of Samsung: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-q5CEfiyQk&feature=player_embedded

Titled: "Introducing the Samsung Developers Program"

At 4:40 in the video the chart says "partners get access to loaner devices" and the employee mentions that shortly after.

Did Samsung cease this lending program ? If I can not be considered as a "partner" then I think your information is misleading.

Regarding my Remote Test Lab access issues, I see the device skin and the Java test page works fine.

Perhaps this is due to my use of the default OpenJDK instead of Sun Java on Ubuntu Linux 10.10 ? Changing is more difficult than I'd hoped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greensnow:
Quick question, I saw that the GN has a sim slot, as I was expecting it to. My question is if that slot is only for LTE? Or is the slot able to be used by GSM sims as well?

I ask because next fall I will be in the EU for 7 months and I would rather not buy another phone right before I leave

I realize this would be easily answered by finding the supported bands but I was only able to find the info for the HSPA+ version

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
No. It only works for Verizon LTE SIMs. There is no GSM support on this phone. You'll have to get a different device when you travel to Europe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
the LTE version is CDMA

CDMA devices does not require SIM card

if you can find a local CDMA provider willing to enable a Verizon phone without question, then you can use it

but you will still not be able to get LTE unless your provider uses the same LTE frequency
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Faster then the precedent, and includes the web filter with other things.

Me like bc speedy ^__^

http://logicroms.com/index.php?p=1_9_Apps-Extra
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] crump84:
Is this any different than market version 3.4.4 I installed yesterday or is it just a typo?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Typo lol tks
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] Hero 4g:
Does anyone else have the problem where you can't see your installed apps?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
That could be bc of the Rom using.

Mine shows fine after right after upgrade.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
Clear the market data. That usually works
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] kbrn:
3.3.12 was just as fast as this, but this one has a few new things.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] blakeatl:
New market works fine for me but I'm not seeing a difference from 3.3.11
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
There is a difference of noticeable speed and new options.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] sparksco:
Yeah the layout looks a lot cleaner too.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
I agree

+10 char
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] system6:
About 7 people in line. I have a friend who works at the store so he had mine ready to go. My transaction time was literally less than 3 minutes.

I power the device on and take the sticker off the screen. There is a sticker under the sticker?! NOPE! It's the "Google" logo and it is so sharp I thought it was a decal. I started getting excited. The boot animation is cool to say the least.

I set it to "Back up my apps" so it starts downloading them.... like 65 of them. I live in an LTE area, but on my mile long drive home, every single app had installed....no issues, no errors, all ready to go.

The device isn't as wide as I expected and is longer than I thought it would be. I started messing with it and customizing it. I LOVE Go launcher, so I try to start to convince myself I don't need it. After toggling back and forth between GO launcher and the stock I realize that Go launcher frees up the "Google search bar" area allowing me to have another row of apps. Plus custom icons, renaming...it's Go launcher for now.

I bought the extended battery. (I know it's barely a bump over the stock one) So far, it has been running down VERY fast. I have it on the charge now, but this will be the 3rd time and I have hardly done anything other than set the device up.

Transferring Pictures, Ringtones, etc was very, very easy.

In use....well. It's fast. The screen will still lag a bit now and then stock or Go Launcher, it doesn't matter. The display resolution and pixel density are awesome. Just came from an iPhone and I prefer this display.

I have only found 3-4 apps that will not work at all on this device. Surprisingly The Sims and FIFA 11 are among them. The other is AVC. (Advanced volume control to lock your ringtone so you don't mute it in your pocket)

This is the first Android phone I have had that I have not installed Advanced taskiller on. I feel naked without it, but I know, I know...you don't need it.

The only things that bother me so far are...

A. Getting used to ICS. This is a HUGE change. You kind of understand what things are and where they are located, but it can be annoying to try to find simple system settings at times.

B. I have had a lot of "Large" phones. This is the only one I can literally not operate with one hand. It is so tall, it is very hard at times.

C. Searches in the market stay in the "search" field. Lets say you search "Battery"....find something, install it, YAY!. Now you hit search and type "Picture". In the past it cleared the space and you would find items that contained "Picture" but now it searches "BatteryPicture". Not a huge deal, but annoying having to clear it every time.

D. Copy and paste are still strange to me. Some apps like Gmail have their own dedicated buttons. Others you double tap....

E. Speakers are QUIET! I mean....really quiet. I am an audio engineer and have processed my ringtones for maximum volume with out distorting them. They are still pretty quiet.

Over all..... Good device. It will take some getting used to. I like it a lot, but like I said, not much actual use out of it yet. I hope this is helpful, thanks for reading!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] criDikal:
i've been reading about the battery complaints for weeks now. decided to buy an extended battery because of them.

but in the meantime i figured i'd run with the stock battery just to get an idea of how my personal usage would affect battery life.

i literally walked out of the vzw store at about 9:20 this morning all of the defaults, account added and backed up apps downloading. i had about 48% battery life.

since that time i have downloaded apps, played with facial recognition, the camera, video camera, have my gmail acount syncing in the background, used Sesmic(twitter) and setup Beautiful Widgets.

i didn't hit 0% until about a little over 5 hours later. now that does include about 2 hours of also being connected to wifi.

in summary, if i can get about 10 hours of "normal" use out of the stock battery, that's personally not bad at all in my opinion. considering i'll never technically be that far away from a power source of some kind.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The extended battery is ~13.5% bigger than the stock battery. Can't expect it to magically make battery life drastically longer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] criDikal:
who was looking for drastically longer?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
I am VERY curious on battery life on this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
Anyone who is complaining about the initial charge has outrageous expectations. The first charge is always poor. Give it 3-4 cycles then post an opinion.

My GSM lasts all day with no issues. Maybe LTE will kill the battery. Who knows but the GSM life is great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] system6:
Yeah, I mean coming form 3500MaH Sedios on Thunderbolts, EVOs, etc... I didn't expect it to be a miracle. When I typed the original post I was at 65%. I am now at 75%.

It's a 4G phone. I mean, I know what's to be expected. Overall, I really like it. Now I have it completely "Customized" I will probably reply once I get some actual hands on use in the apps.

I just bought GTA III...that should do a number on the battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LocoFreek25:
The first couple of cycles won't last long, especially with you playing with it. My phone reports the screen accounting for 60% of the used battery. If this is true, the black background I just switched to may help, as it did on my incredible's AMOLED. My Bionic had pretty poor battery life, with minimal use. I'm loving ICS now, although I wish I could use custom auto-brightness scaling. I don't want or need my screen to look crazy good all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] system6:
OK. So several games load faster and smoother than on my iPhone 4. Performance is fantastic. Still surprised about how many apps "Are not compatible", but I would rather have that then crash after crash.

I'm with you. I'm using a black background, but the screen 60-80% of my battery life. The battery seems to be charging up quicker now and now that I have got all of my apps signed in and customized the way my OCD demands, I am feeling more at home.

Great device so far. Can't wait for a 3000+MaH personally.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IXIKelsonIXI:
Here's an even shorter review:

It's pretty good.

Rabble rabble rabble.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
Here's an even shorter review:

It's great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Went from the G2z to the Resound to the Vzw Nexus.

ICS is slick. Love the tactile feedback on the keyboard. At no time did I have to adjust to the larger screen like I thought I would.

The Nexus has a weird/different scrolling physics. Makes it feel less responsive but nicer looking. I can't say its bad but takes getting used to.

Haven't had much time with it but Gallery won't find my wallpaper collection. Have to use a file explorer to set my wallpapers.

Dialer kept dialing digits while I was talking. Could have been a fluke.

Screen looks great. Reminds me why I missed my Nexus One.

Things slippery though. Wonder if they'll make rubber back plates.

LTE Google Galaxy Nexus! - Stock

Asus Transformer - OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
Solid Snake review:

!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robroy90:
Jury still out for me...

I am sure this will probably cause a stir, but 12 hours into mine (before you flame me for being a troll, I was already a VZW customer on the Bionic) and I am still not completely sold (yet?). I am also not a Moto employee, etc. I am just posting my honest observations thus far. The RAZR is nice, but the lack of a removable battery was the deal-killer there and kept me on the Bionic.

I am in the STL metro market, and I don't think this Nexus has the radio/rf performance of the Bionic. I don't seem to hold a 4G signal as long as I did and it seems weaker in known strong areas coming from the Bionic.

I am seeing some quirks also, perhaps these are ICS-specific. For example, when using the official mobile hotspot app, it is more difficult to get to (there doesn't seem to be an icon for the "app") and I cannot find the option to not broadcast the SSID. Perhaps I am missing it, but I don't see it and have looked for it.

Ironic as it may seem, I am missing the Bionic at this instant. I liked the ability to wirelessly charge it on the Qi pad, and I do miss the MicroSD card slot (even though I know the GN has 32GB onboard). I also know I am probably one of about 10 whole people who use Webtop, but I have to admit I really like it. Being able to dock your phone and use it as a PC (I know it has its limitations) is approaching some Minority Report futuristic fun.

I am going to continue a cautious eval, but I do wonder if I will be patient enough to see it through. Just don't think I can wait 6 months for Moto to push out ICS for the Bionic.

Just my 2 cents...

-Rob
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Wireless Charge and WebTop are nice features if you use them.

I think the Rezound has a Wireless Charge option. It has lots of battery door contacts. I don't think it comes like that out of the box but I think the Wireless Charge kit comes with the dock and a battery door. Of course you'd lack a Webtop. The Rezound was pretty nice IMO. I think I woulda kept it aside from already being sold on the Nexus. They're work phones (for me) and the Rezound had a real good feel to it.

See I have an Asus Transformer that I carry with me when I need it. I go between a PC, Tablet, and Phone. Having a separate Tablet with a 10 hour battery has its perks. By the time you buy the WebTop "screen" you're 80% to a tablet.

Perhaps you should rethink your situation before jumping into another device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] system6:
Hmmm...interesting. Needs more rabble.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IXIKelsonIXI:
Mime review:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
****ing mimes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IXIKelsonIXI:
Lil John review:

It's oooookkkkkaayyyyyyyy!!!!

Rabble rabble rabble.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] l0gan5:
Coming from an iPhone 4S I'm very impressed with my Nexus so far. I've been running both side by side all week and I've decided to keep the Nexus and send the 4S back.

At first the size bothered me as it's quite a slippery thing and I nearly dropped it the other day (just managed to catch it in time before it bounced on a stone floor!). So now I have a case for it which sorts that problem out.

The other thing I've noticed about it which I never do with my iPhone, is I if I pick it up with my left hand, then I'll use my right hand to operate it. However if I use my right hand, then i'll use my thumb to operate it (I'm right-handed). Plus that stops me hitting the volume buttons all the time reaching for the power button ;-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KiNG OMaR:
wifi is much easier on the battery than being connect via 3G/LTE. If your in range of wifi, USE IT! Many people think wifi is a drain, but on my GSM Nexus I am able to squeeze 20-25 hours daily whilst mostly connected to wifi opposed to 16-18 hours MAX on 3G/H+.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] htowngator:
LTE + big screen + more pixels to light up = dead in a half-day

This has been par for the course with LTE, and won't get better until next year when the smaller nanometer process LTE radios come out.

---------- Post added at 02:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:07 PM ----------

Usually it takes a good 5-7 days of discharge and recharge to get these batteries doing better. Initially they are horrible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bobbych:
I kinda disagree with you, i charged it up yesterday after getting to home and after that i had downloaded several apps, web browsing, games i used up almost 1gb of LTE data yesterday, i still have about 10% remaining, so when compared to other LTE phones i think its pretty decent. One thing i did was cleared all unused apps, i love that i have this webos feature now in to ICS :)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Way faster then the precedent, and includes the web filter with other things.

Me like ^__^

http://logicroms.com/index.php?p=1_9_Apps-Extra
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] subsoniic:
peepin it out, thx for sharing :)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
You're welcome
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] davwman:
Works good here
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] B3L13V3:
For some reason when I go to my apps they are not there only an option to browse apps or games... Can't see what updates I have. Tried clearing data no go.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Could be bc of the Rom you using.

Try clearing dalvik cache.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] project.self:
installed perfectly fine for me! Thanks
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
You're very welcome
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] icedventimocha:
Working great on Skyraider Zeus 1.3, liquid ASOP 3.2, liquid thundersense 2.6, liquid vigorsense 1.1, and liquid nonsense 1.0.......yup my bootmanager just got a workout lol. Thank you!
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Great , thanks for the confirmation.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] ncwildcat:
I had nothing but force closes on Liquid 3.2...Tried wiping cache and dalvik cache as well, no dice...
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] B3L13V3:
I've been doing some research and it seems I'm not the only one with this problem, but a problem on Google's side. Problem persists across multiple phones and multiple roms hope Its fixed soon.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] howard8546:
i had the same problem i removed blackmart and it went back to normal
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] LOSTLOGIC89:
Pretty weird, also blackmart is outdated.

Good thing you removed it lol.
[HTC Sensation] StormUltimate:
I have to flash my orginal rom but I do not know which I have but I have a backup. There is a MD5 fail so I play with the backup.

I found in the build.prop this here

ro.cwkey=HTC__001
ro.aa.skulist=401
ro.aa.taskid=192608
ro.aa.mainsku=401
[B]ro.aa.romver=1.28.401.1[/B] (here should be my orginal rom, isn't it?)
ro.aa.maincid=HTC__001

Is this my orginal rom? Do I have to flash so this rom?

Sorry for my bad english and I hope this is the right forum :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] HectiQ:
I would love to see a touchwiz UI for our HD2's.

Can anyone point me in the direction on how to make one?

I tried several times with a portadroid, without succes.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wond3r:
Would this HTC Desire work in Brasil?

http://www.htc.com/ca/products/desire-telus#tech-specs

I would unlock it first , of course
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] psufan5:
Is there a hotspot widget that will work on ICS so I dont have to go into settings to turn it on?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dricket:
This app has a hotspot widget.

It does not require root or a monthly fee.

Paid version $9.99 - 5 day money back guarantee

market.android.com/details?id=com.svtechpartners.wifihotspot

Free trial -2 days

market.android.com/details?id=com.svtechpartners.wifihotspotdemo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] edsondj:
Add a built-in widget called "Settings shortcut" then scroll down and tap on "Tethering & portable hotspot". Now every time you tap on that icon, it'll take you straight to your tethering settings and turns it on automatically.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3one:
ics will be release for nexus s 2moro (Friday) ?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Esteway.619:
Hahaha for real
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loverboy76:
Hi do anyone find that youtube is runing slowly . And the widget stop working sumtime ?
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
I purchased battery in Sept and have to say that despite the size it runs forever. This battery is fantastic. Its cheap. I paid almost $20 for it and got it in about a week. I am a heavy user and gave up my otterbox case just so I could use this battery. It lasts me all day easily. Many times I have tried my best to run this thing to the ground in one day to see if I could drain the battery. the lowest I have ever got it was around 38%. Those interested here you go.

http://www.batterybay.net/Extended-...n-Xperia-Play-p/sony ericsson -cs-er800bl.htm

Update 11/27/2013

Now looks like the above link is invalid however a quick search on the batteryaby website finds the two following batteries, same just a new link:

Black battery with black cover:

http://www.batterybay.net/Extended-...on-Xperia-Play-p/sony-ericsson-cs-er800bl.htm

White battery and white cover:

http://www.batterybay.net/Extended-...on-Xperia-Play-p/sony-ericsson-cs-er800wl.htm
[Xperia Play Accessories] stormtroopercs:
dang I just bought a mugen 3600 battery a hour ago lol for 100$ ;-)
[Xperia Play Accessories] garcimak:
Good deal, close to the cheapo 3600mAh from ebay for 16$

Time will tell if it keeps his power, overused Xplay can be energy hungry.

ebay Sid=886382230

Included:

1x Brand New 3600mAh Extended Battery

1x Back Cover(As photo,please notice that the original back cover can't be used if you choose this battery)

1x Wall charger

1st impression, the black cover fit well the white model.

Appreciating the thickness it gives to the controller side,
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
Prior to buying the 2600mha battery I purchased a 1950 battery from ebay, it had the same form factor as the stock battery and I had serious issues with my phone. Phone was glitchy. Found out the battery (1950mha) was not outputting a sustained output level, it was all over the place. It was also from Hong Kong. The reason why a then purchased the 2600 was because of the positive reviews for it. Needless to say that 2600 was the best purchase I have made all year.
[Xperia Play Accessories] sfex3best:
Just ordered one :D

I hope its good.
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
I'd like to get, and I am sure others as well, would like to get your feedback and thoughts on it after you have got it and spent some time with it.
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
Make sure to change battery mha from 1500 to 2600 in your build.prop. do that when its fully charged then reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats. Enjoy.
[Xperia Play Accessories] psxpetey:
can this be bought at radioshack or something?
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
Not that I am aware of. Never seen these at radioshack. And if they did I am sure it would be more expensive then buying it from the website batterybay.net
[Xperia Play Accessories] psxpetey:
Very true thanks!
[Xperia Play Accessories] MinionOfEckerd:
Ordered one of the 2600 batteries yesterday! Could anybody share a quick tutorial on changing the build.prop? Thanks!
[Xperia Play Accessories] German-Guy:
Es, please a Tutorial how to change the Build.prop & Reset the Battery Stats.

Thanks!

Gesendet von meinem R800i mit Tapatalk
[Xperia Play Accessories] SkaterOllie795:
Is there one that comes with a white back?
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
When I got the battery. I went into my build.prop and towards the bottom of it you will see a section for battery. Default it will say 1500. Above it I believe it says screen density @ 240. Battery is right below. I changed it from 1500 to 2600. Then I booted into recovery and selected to wipe battery stats under I think advanced.
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
K, I am not the best with tutorials but here is what I did to my build.prop in regards to the 2600mha battery.

Go to your Build.prop files (/System/build.prop)

Open in text editor by long pressing on it and selecting "Open in text editor".

Scroll down until you find the title " Additional_Build_Properties"

A few lines above that look for the line that say:

ro.semc.batt.capacity=1500 (Change 1500 to 2600)

Then press "menu" and Save & exit".

Now make sure your phone is fully charged and once it is reboot into recovery and do the following:

scroll down to "advanced" and then scroll down to "Wipe Battery Stats". Then select "Yes" Then reboot. You should be golden. If anyone needs help reply and I will do my best to help.
[Xperia Play Accessories] KeiranFTW:
All is good but it would add thickness to my already-quite-thick device :/

Why can't they make a higher capacity battery the same size as the normal one?

Sensation XE has much better battery than Sensation, they use different battery but they are actually the same device.
[Xperia Play Accessories] ozzmanj1:
I had a 1950mha battery in the same size as the stock battery... nothing but bad luck. Phone was on crack. Glitchey and lagging. Then I read that you can cram a higher mha battery inside a stock battery for a phone per se. But then what happens is the battery gets hotter (which that one did) and with the additional heat comes a faster discharge rate, and a overall shorter life span of the battery as it cant stay cool.