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[General Questions and Answers] kufut:
In win 6.5 there's a home screen widget for sms...you can see your sms by that widget and when u want to see the next and the previous message,u move it up and down so the next or previous message came like the letters falling down and up ... On andriod i cant find a homescreen widget like that, i'm not talking about popups...
[General Questions and Answers] stkfigure:
I'm using messaging widget atm, and it's pretty good. Try using it.
[General Questions and Answers] kufut:
So here's the question.....

Can we adapt it to andriod with changing the codes using eclipse ?

Or do we ve to build it from the begining ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schwartzman93:
Is Ghost Armor or Invisible Shield better?

I am just in the market for a screen protector, I love the Ghost armor body, but I am getting a case anyway, so I dont really see the point in getting the full body protection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] konman795:
The ghost armor is way better, there's a thread somewhere in here showing pictures of it already. I've used all of them and zagg is always my least favorite. Even though I always try the zagg with every new phone I get and just end up throwing it away...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nak1017:
How does it compare to XO skins or BestSkinEver or Skinomi?

I've got a tough-mate case and it's managed to peel up all 3... I've had to switch back to a diztronics TPU case til I can solve it... any tips?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK0080:
I will probably get flamed for this, but I think the Zagg's are crap. Sure they're patented and popular, probably because they're sold in retail stores like Best Buy to consumers who may be unaware that there are better options out there. The irony here is that I bought a Zagg for my GNex. I had one on my Vibrant last year and it was so-so. The orange peel was horrible and the edges look equally bad over time. The orange peel on this Zagg isn't as bad, but it is still easily noticed.

This Zagg also carries the same annoying 'defect' as the one on my Vibrant....those occasional rainbow type horizontal or vertical hairlines. Zagg told me it was the way I applied the skin and I said BS. After putting on enough Zagg's over the years, I consider myself fairly skilled at applying the wet type screen protectors. I got all the air bubbles out and let it dry long enough without using the phone as they request. But on a white background you can definitely see a line here and there.

I haven't tried Ghost Armor yet, but I did order a Clear-Coat and an SGP flex protector and will compare those two and use which one I like best. But as it stands, my opinion of the Zagg hasn't changed. I also find it more annoying that they seemed to have started "branding" the lower right corner with Zagg on their newer protectors. Luckily I was able to rub over it enough to wipe it off, LOL.

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I think the Skinomi is worse than the Zagg. I tried one on my Vibrant last year and was not impressed. I can't speak for BSE. The toughcase peeled up the corners of my Zagg as well. I switched back to my Diztronic TPU because of that. I didn't like the fit of the toughcase anyway. As much as I dislike the Zagg, I'd rather keep it on than the toughcase, LOL. The silicone layers that touch the phone body will eventually start peeling up the protector simply because they flex and stretch over time. Combine that with the issue of a case being designed for the LTE Nexus (slightly thicker) and being used on the GSM Nexus which is thinner and you'll see what I mean. The TPU cases shouldn't have this problem because they're more rigid. I had to make sure the Zagg was centered perfectly so that it's not riding up to the very edge of the screen on one side which makes matters worse. Even after all of this, I'll bet money the Zagg starts to peel at the edge and corners anyway because that's what they eventually do. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
My opinion is Ghost amour is by far better.

I can barely see the outline on the screen. In fact you wouldn't notice it unless looking for it.

There is no detraction of the clarity of the screen.

Feels almost exactly like the bare screen. Just slightly not a smooth.

Lifetime guarantee- just pay install if it bubbles, peels, or you scratch it.

They will custom cut anything you want.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -Phazenine-:
Ghost Armor hands down
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CasstroAlexx:
So my girl had the Fascinate, she got an iPhone 4S and decided to factory reset her Fascinate. It was rooted, I have no clue what ROM she was running but after the factory reset the phone didn't want to boot up properly, all it does freeze on the Samsung screen. I tried the recovery mode, Volume Up + Home + Power button and all it does it turn the phone off and on, the Samsung screen just flashes on and off. Someone help me?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidstyle:
Find my guide in the general section and follow section 4(going back to stock).
[Nexus S General] reddv1:
I've noticed kernels with the 65fps mod have a bug where the colors washout after turning the screen off then on the first time after booting.

Here's how to test it. First go to a dark room and put the screen brightness on a low setting with the power control widget. Second reboot your phone and go to the settings page, don't let the screen go off. Then look at the dark grey background and take a mental picture. Finally turn off then on the screen and look again at the background, it looks washed out and a lighter grey.

Can anyone confirm this? thanks.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
its not a bug. your seeing a difference in the screen frequency. the normal screen frequency is 56Hz, to get 65fps the frequency is changed to 65Hz. those kernels that allow 65fps still boot up at 56Hz then change to 65Hz after the screen is turned off for a few seconds.
[Nexus S General] reddv1:
Oh OK, that makes sense.

To me it's not worth having the 9fps boost at the cost of having the colors washout. I don't think it's even noticeably unless you run quadrant benchmark and see the 65fps at the bottom of the planets test.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
generally the fps difference isnt noticeable unless its on a high fps game. but its not always better to have the higher fps, sometimes youll even notice "skips" at 65fps, depending on how the game was written. but there are a few(not many at all) games/apps that i have noticed a difference, for the better, with more fps. but the colors dont actually wash out, thats the normal colors before the color drivers kick in. you just dont notice it at the normal fps.
[Nexus S General] morfic:
The phone actually boots at 50Hz then switches to 56Hz or 65Hz as specified.

The washing out is why I tune the gamma to be punchy.

pay close attention, you will notice it at 56Hz too .

this is more a "not 50Hz bug".

lowering your Hz may allow you to keep vsync longer , but if not, you get hit with 25fps spots in games.

with 65, you will get "33"fps spots.

hope this helps.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
there you go.. thats why i emailed you, i wasnt a 100% sure my memory was correct. but i knew it wasnt a bug for sure ;)
[Nexus S General] reddv1:
That helps a lot, I can notice there's also is washing out at 56fps.

So how would you go about changing the fps to 50? I know in mach-herring.c setting the freq to 60 gives you 56fps and 72 gives you 65fps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] opa0opa:
Now I know that Samsung is not renowned for the build quality but still...

I've had my Nexus for a week now and have already noticed some wear marks on the top and bottom (attached pictures).

It has no pouch/case yet as none of the mobile shops I've went to sells such a thing and I didn't think I might need one in the very first week anyway so to rush and get it online.

As I like this phone very much, I've taken good care of it, never putting it in the pocket with change or keys, always placing it nicely on the desk, never bumping it against other objects (except for NFC testing).

At this moment I have no idea what caused them but I'll pay more attention to my habits for sure.

Did anyone else notice this problem on their phone as well?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jhuynh:
I've had the phone for just over 2 weeks now and don't have that issue. I keep it in my pocket with no case/pouch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sn0warmy:
I use mine naked while at home or at the office and I put a TPU case on it when I'm traveling. Even after popping the case on and off 20+ times and taking it in and out of my pocket without the case, I do not have any wear at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leenukes:
No wear on mime either and had it two weeks now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] haydonxda:
I've got no idea what those pictures are supposed to show.

But since I got the phone I've been exceptionally careful with it because it's clear that there are going to be "hot points" due to its unique curved design. Those spots are definitely going to get worn.

I've even gone so far as to place it down on a padded surface.

This may be the first phone that requires a case to keep it in reasonable shape. Which stinks because case and dock are mutually incompatible.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] HeathenMan:
Someone tried the German XWKPG ?

CSC: I9003DBTKP2

German (Debitel)

Im currently on KPQ with UC-Kernel , dont know if i should update country specific
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] sirilpta:
Remain on xxkpq becoz it is 2.3.6

got new galaxy i9003 on replacement.....

ddkp2/ext4/cwm 5
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] denverbuckeye:
I'm updating the original post because I have now received and applied this screen protector. You can see the photos and my comments here:

https://plus.google.com/photos/105537586944716449433/albums/5696831693307582225

Overall, it's pretty darn good. The fingerprint problem is practically non-existent now and the Prime's screen brightness more than makes up for the slight reduction in sharpness the anti-glare screen causes - even on Auto-Adjust Brightness. I can attest to the fact, that with some care and warm soapy water, the screen are removable and reusable. And they're pretty cheap to buy on Amazon.

Some small complaints:

* The punchouts for the camera and light sensor are completely punched out and more that one person will mess up their install trying to remove them. Even after installation they are a bit unsightly.

* The was no cardboard applicator despite what the instructions say but I didn't use one anyway. And the included lint free cloth frays at the edges with some use and leaves particles behind. Try a coffee filter instead.

* It's likely you will have one side that doesn't quite adhere to the screen along the edge if you handle it from that edge. This can cause you to inadvertantly unpeel the screen from time to time. But I've had that with every screen protector I've had what isn't part of a cover.

If you have any questions ask away and I will try to help.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkeyboywa:
I dont but one of the biggest gripes i have right now (and mirrored by others) is the insatiable appetite this screen has for finger prints. And the glossiness.

I want a matte finish so i can see it clearly outside and not worry about blinding myself or anyone ....Can anyone who has put on matte screen protectors chime in on how happy they were...if the colors were muted too much (yes, glossy = gorgeous) and if the tacileness changed when sliding fingers?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] watsaname:
While I have never personally used a matte screen protector, the general consensus is that they do dull the screen a bit and the texture a bit.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] joepic:
Thanks added to my:

Ultimate Transformer PRIME TF201 Accessory Guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20013463#post20013463
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkeyboywa:
Denver: Could you PM me when you get them or post an edit? i HATE how glossy this screen is...while trying to watch/play games while the wife is after christmas shopping is painful even with super IPS+ turned on. matte although not perfect would lessen how often i see my double chin ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] biggem001:
we get it, you have a

Ultimate Transformer PRIME TF201 Accessory Guide

http://xdaforums.com/show...3#post20013463
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kgirl91:
My boyfriend bought this same protector for his TF101 (although it was a 1-pack, not a 3-pack) and he's still happy with it. I personally think that the antiglare protectors make the screen look cheap and plasticky and would rather wipe off prints than have my screen look less clear, so I buy the crystal-clear ones (I have an order from the same company on Amazon for the crystal 3-pack).

Like a lot of you, though, he wanted to reduce glare and prints so it has worked well for him. He had a very problematic application but in a three-pack you get more tries, and all of the bubbles except for one or two settled out over time. The included stylus is a piece of junk.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] codyco83:
Thanks for this, this has been popping up all over the place. While I appreciate the time and effort that went into this guide, half the stuff needs to be removed as its for the original transformer and could easily confuse someone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
for people who have it, how is the texture? my biggest gripe with screen protectors (next to the fact that i can never get them on clean with no bubbles) is that they have a more sticky texture compared to bare glass.

the coating on the prime's screen makes fingerprint cleaning super easy though for what it's worth.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kgirl91:
To me, the TF101 one (the matte one) feels like the LCD screen of my laptop, the several-generations-ago Macbook Pro. Non-glossy, a little plasticky but not grippy/a problem for swiping a finger.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Itaintrite:
While that is true, I'll gladly trade some brightness for the matte smooth non-sticky texture and anti-glare.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] joepic:
I guess you didn't read the first couple of lines of the guide...

DISCLAIMER: Some of the items listed below (case, screen protector, etc.) are for the Eee Pad Transformer TF101. They are here to give you an idea for something you may not have know about. The manufactures have NOT made a PRIME TF201 version yet. I will update the list with TF201 product when it becomes available.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wannagotopopeyes:
That doesn't mean it isn't still misleading.... because it is.

Did anyone actually receive this screen protector yet?? Hows the fit?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rsjyns:
Doesn't release til the 6th. I ordered one too, I'll update as to how well also. P.S. Skinomi's dry install screen protector is effin garbage...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] opentoe:
I've used both on other devices. The matte skin does dull things up a bit, but if you want anti-glare that is the only solution you have. It also helps with finger prints a little. The clear, is just a screen protector which you will still get the glare and some finger prints. It just boils down to preference. I happen to HATE glare, so I usually stick with the matte. I'll just increase brightness by one notch and I'll be fine.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wannagotopopeyes:
This screen protector seems to be in stock now on Amazon, anyone receive theirs yet??

I'm still hesitant to order one but I want to get rid of these damn fingerprints :mad:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blackinjun:
Wait did I miss something, you mean we have an

Ultimate Transformer PRIME TF201 Accessory Guide

http://xdaforums.com/show...3#post20013463[/QUOTE]
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wannagotopopeyes:
**** I had no idea! One common place to get ALL my Tf201 accessories? Thanks!!!!!!!!!! :):):):D:D:):D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] irishtexmex:
In Codyco's defense... You do get really annoying with that. If you're going to be that repetitive about it, make sure it's a damnedly good formatted post, and right now it's not.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] irishtexmex:
As for the OP. I had a Steinheill (SGP) antiglare/matte screen protector on my Samsung GT10.1 and I LOVED it.

I read my text books on my tablet so I am reading on it more than I am consuming video, and I could absolutely not stand at the glare on the screen. The screen protector even let me read the tablet outside without staring at the trees and their leaves behind me.

That being said, there was a slight degradation in screen quality but the antiglare tradeoff made it *much* more than worth it. Plus it makes swiping across the screen buttery smooth. However, that was a top quality screen protector. Ymmv with a cheaper brand.

I utterly cannot get the people who lambast them, as they have to deal with ridiculous amounts of reflections.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] karib4:
I just installed a Steinheil Matte finish protector on my In-laws galaxy tab. Went on nicely and I liked it. It is rather thick and did dull the brightness some, but those damn fingerprints are maddening! Not sure what their opinion is. I will go for the anti- fingerprint/glare myself. When I actually get my TP that is :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] stereotada:
i as well. looking forward to the steinhell. the battery life on this thing is long enough for me not to worry about turning up the brightness a bit.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] morphiend:
i am also waiting for the steinheil anti glare/fingerprint matte screen. :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cykotix:
I just installed a skinomi on mine mainly just to have something while I wait for a sgp.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Itaintrite:
Cheap ones are fine. If you have problems applying, it's the user's fault.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] duclet:
I have ordered from these people before and I got nothing but praises for them. The quality of the product is very good considering the price. I personally hate fingerprints on my skin and used the matte version most of the time. It might look a little dull but I don't like the screen being too bright either so it works for me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] denverbuckeye:
OK my 3-pack order finally arrived. Inside the shipping envelope were three separate cardboard HandHelditems envelopes with a "TF-201 Anti-Glare Screen Protector" label on them. In each, is a cellophane pouch with the screen protector and a lint-free swatch.

I did my best to clean and lint-free my Prime before applying the screen following the instructions on the back of the box. Basic two-cover setup with the screen film sandwiched in between. There are two holes along the long edge for the front-facing camera and light sensor.

I decided the apply it landscape side-to-side since the "Peel me first" label seemed to indicate that. Peeling back about 20% at a time, I did my best to line up the edges perfectly and push the screen adhesive side to the Prime screen firmly with my fingers working from right to left. There was no included cardboard applicator but I have better luck pressing with my fingertips and pushing out or pressing out the bubbles as I go. Once I hot the camera hole I realized i was off by a fraction but I went forward anyway. I bought a 3-pack after all so I have some room for error. I'll try top to bottom application next time.

Now that it's applied I really like it. It's definitely "matte" but not dull where as before I could see the details of my ceiling like a mirror in the Prime screen reflection, now it's like a cloud. Screen crispness is reduced but not in any unappealing way. Best of all, screen swipes leave no fingerprints. I'm kind of an oily-fingered guy to begin with so my fingerprints really started to build up. Now I am swiping and holding it with no smudgy leave-behinds. The screen in not bumpy at all so i would think it would be fine for note-taking. Sadly it's snowing here so taking it out in the bright sunshine may take a few more days.

Let me know if you have any questions!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cykotix:
Not sure if it'll translate over a photo but any chance we can get a picture of it installed?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkeyboywa:
denverbuckeye: so, one of the things I've witnessed on matte screens is the "rainbow" type effect..or..maybe the "pixel" effect when you look at the text or close to the screen (no..not nose kissing)

Do you notice this? how is it when you watch movies...does it darkern the darks?

I hate the glare...so either way i have to find a solution ...to the Valdez oil spill every time I swype my name....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wannagotopopeyes:
Thanks for giving such a detailed review!! Good to know these are of good quality. Buying now.:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] denverbuckeye:
I want to take some photos in a bright sun lighted room which unfortunately means I can't until Saturday. But I will post them then.

I don't see the rainbow effect you refer to. I think I know what you mean but I looked really close. I just queued up Girl with a Dragon Tatoo - it has a lot of dark scenes - I'll let you know if there is noticeable black outs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] denverbuckeye:
I did get a chance to take photos in the sunlight today and post a review on the original post on page 1.

Let me know if you have any questions.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] djkinetic:
wish they would hurry up and ship mine already lol...they've been out of stock on them for the last week.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkeyboywa:
thanks man.

My dad's Galaxy S matte protector from TMo sucks...it causes the rainbow/pixel effect I've described so i was a bit Leary on one for the tab...but i'm glad to see how it will repel the Valdez oil spills every time i swype.

I mainly watch movies on this for working out and some browsing...games will be interesting but i'm confident if it looks that good in a movie it should look good on games.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] denverbuckeye:
Just one more tip. Hang on to the two protective sheets that sandwich the screen protector - or at least the cellophane envelope. I've successfully been able to wash the two other screen protectors to like-new. Now that's i've hung them to dry, it's nearly impossible to find a place to store them that will keep them dust free because i've tossed those out sheets in the trash.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Noxious Ninja:
How do these feel? One of my gripes is that the screen on the Prime feels a bit "sticky" while swiping. It would be nice to have a screen protector that makes it feel a bit slicker.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] FunkyMcBain:
Ya I want one of these too but it's like 25 foot shopping to Canada
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] makeshiftballer:
Has anyone used this with an adonit type stylus? i have a jot pro and love it but i want a screen protector too
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spartan301:
I just contacted SGP to see if they have plans to make the UO series screen protectors for the TFP. I'll let you know what they say.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] halloumi3:
That would be awesome, let us know.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spartan301:
This is what they said:

Dear Andrew,

Thank you for contacting SGPstore.com Customer Service Department.

Hi, my name is Joseph from SGPstore.com.

As of now, we are still discussing to make products for the Asus Transformer Prime. However, if there is increased interest from our customers, we may change our production plans in the future. Please check our website for any updates time to time.

If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us again.

Thank you.

With that being said, EVERYONE email them! lol