yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] f0li0:
Cheers for this. Im still unable to install though as i am getting

"assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "p7510" ll getprop('ro.build.product") == "p7510"

"E:Error in /sdcard/CM9_Kang_ICS_4.0.zip

(Status 7)

Installations aborted.

I am using CWM 4 on a 32GB WIFI 7510 and i have seen other people's success installing from that recovery in this thread. Ive tried removing the line from the script and repacking then flashing but then i get 'Installation aborted'

Im bewildered how it wont install on my tab but there are 3g owners reporting success. Can anyone help me out? Cheers.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] qsec:
I think you need a newer recovery to make it work. It was posted a few pages back.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] fixfox2:
download .. clockwork recovery...

flash it with Odin.

you can now install CM9 Kang from recovery.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] f0li0:
Cheers for that, im on Ubuntu though and im off to the rents now for a party so dont have time. Thanks anyway and merry christmas all!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Patrics83:
Yes that worked much better ;)

Thx.

Sent from my Desire HD
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] welshboy09:
Any chance of a 3G ICS rom any time soon? I use 3G a lot and cannot be without it :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jon.yu:
MTP mode is not it? Connected to a computer can not display memory，Is not enabled by default, you need to manually open storage

Screen rotation failure
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] AnakTeKa:
Wifi wont turn on, P7500

did anyone else notice this ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] alturismo:
works fine here ...

Gesendet von meinem GT-P7510 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slifer315:
It's very sad that you didn't feel the need to respect the CyanogenMod team's wishes and instead posted this kang. Kangs are not supposed to be distributed to the public when the team says specifically that they are working on a release. They're supposed to be run only by the people that build them themselves because theoretically, they're knowledgeable enough to deal with the issues present in the kang. I just don't get why you couldn't wait for the CyanogenMod team to release their official build. As pershoot said: sad that it happened, but also not surprised.

Sent from my SGS II.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ihrstad:
Just gave it a test run. It's amazing! Can't wait for a stable release! :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Nagarebozhi:
worked just fine for me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] xboxfanj:
Sorry. I thought it would get rid of flicker.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bole9:
This recovery for odin is zip file, do i need to extract it and flash md5 file or flash zip. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jfcooley:
Unzip and flash.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] TML1504:
works perfectly here on my 7500 :D

wont use the gsm features anyway :p
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DroidHam:
works well enough, but I will wait for a fixed release... I can live with ICS on my Nexus for now
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] soundslikemitch:
No.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] soundslikemitch:
Do a search. People have clearly said this issue was solved using the newest cwm
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nickwarn:
Is there a working solution to mounting tab with PC? how do we for example transferan update of the build to SD card? I know we can download on our tabs but i wanted to ask if theres a fix for this.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] soundslikemitch:
Odin.... It is just like how you did it while you rooted.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] mattbee:
Everyone else thats wants to transfer files and wants access to it, use DroidExplorer, I use it and it works Fine..

Just putting this out there if anyone needs to access it, you can with DroidExplorer.

M..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] soundslikemitch:
I can get youtube to play non hd videos fine with the forced gpu option. Hd videos won't even load. So glad I got a real tablet and not a kindle
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jfcooley:
Bugs found:

No flash in browser (that I've found. Could just be sites I visited, tried stock and native)

Screen flickers.

Wallpaper not sizing correctly.

Reboot, browser returns to random page when reopening.

Little laggy here and there (is unfinished kang, no biggie)

As stated boot animation wrong size.

Occasional launcher forcecloses.

I haven't tried all my apps. So far most ok.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Alcnaeon:
Confirmed. Make sure you're using the CWM from this thread, not Overcome's or the 4.0.0.4 currently available through ROM Manager. Only after I put this Recovery on did it flash correctly:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1090289&highlight=recovery
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] mattbee:
O'Clocked Kernel

Whoaaa just realised that its o'clockable, set it to 1.4Ghz and interactive and were off..

Used CPU Master, comments??

Smoothe as butter..

Running this on 7500 not to many issues at all..

M..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 1percentcorvette:
Once my mt4g is flashed with febs 5.1beta, this beast is going on my tab. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Tarlabgab:
Though only Wifi.. ฺ But this is a good start!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamezr:
Hey Guys...I have an iPhone 4s But I am really curious about the Galaxy Nexus.

Has anyone gone that route? Has anyone gone from a iPhone 4s to the Nexus? What are your thoughts? I am not new to Android......I had a Bionic a Thunderbolt before my iPhone..... Just wanted to get some input as I can trade my iPhone for a Nexus straight up...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ruben8448:
I just did the trade. Its got its pros and its cons. You do get the bigger screen but make sure you check it out cause the screen can be overwhelming. It was for me. The camera is the worst compared to the iPhone. I really miss the camera. Battery is about the same for both (meaning they suck). Nexus is because of the lte though. If you have a Mac then you are going to miss I cloud cause it all worked great. Twitter lags badly on nexus if you use that but I think that's due to incompatibility with ics.

The positives though, screen looks amazing with the vibrant colors. Great for games. I love the hacking community. All in all its a great phone. I really miss my iPhone and siri but I love this big guy. Make sure you really play around with a nexus before trading.

Also the first nexus I got had real bad vertical lines on it when it was dim. I returned it and got a new one which is more bearable but still there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamezr:
Thank you.....so I see a lot of pros and cons for both phones......but if you had to do it over again would you?

My Bionic lasted about 16 hours for normal (for me) use. My iPhone last about 2 days between charges. But I do take a lot of pictures with my phone and like to carry it in my pocket....so not sure the Nexus will fit in my jean pocket.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EKnofsky:
My Nexus fits fine in my pockets lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ruben8448:
I love the nexus definitely but if I had to do it again I don't think I would. I really do love the iPhone. Especially if you plan in taking a lot of pics. They have a thread on here with peoples pics on their nexus and you can see the difference in quality between the 2. If you go for Verizon lte version then you get a huge boost in speed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] macfre:
I did, though I still have the i4S as well so it was not really a switch. I'm basically using two phones now ;)

It depends what do you do mostly on the phone. Both devices are great, there are some fields where i4S literally trumps GNexus like the camera, so if you often take pictures with your iPhone, you will be really disappointed, but otherwise it's mostly a matter of display/OS preference: huge GNexus display with Android, or tiny iPhone display with iOS. I could live with any of those devices if I was forced to use only one, so if you are draw to Nexus screen, and you won't miss iOS only features like iMessage, go for it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skynet11:
For me there isn't any question - I ditched iOS last year and haven't looked back. I preferred even the screens of the Captivate and the Fascinate over the iPhone due to the brightness and color saturation. I soon learned, though, that the screen was only the beginning. There is so much more you can do with Android than with iOS - you can run custom ROMs, kernels and themes, making your phone look and function just about any way you want. I could go into details, but you're better off discovering for yourself. While the display alone would have made me pick the Galaxy Nexus, with the vast possibilities Android offers over iOS, it's a foregone conclusion in my opinion. Oh, one more thing... The Gnex has LTE 4G Internet, while the iPhone is only capable of 3G - you have to experience it to truly appreciate the difference. My advice is obvious - Gnex ftw

Has anyone seen John Connor?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
Wtf do you think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Do you honestly think you're going to get an overwhelming response telling you to get the iPhone... on a hacking forum... in the Galaxy Nexus subforum?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
4s offer battery

GN offer 4g and large screen

both OS got apps.

my co-worker got a 4s and i got a GN... each day my GN at least charge once at work while he playing games without fear of getting low battery...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The420Dank:
Samsung Focus S

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The420Dank:
Sorry 2 posts went through

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meets34:
I hate the lack of customization, tiny screen, and undersaturated colors on the iPhone.

And the Nexus is integrated much better with google products.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Iphone 3g.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kameleongt:
I had 4 then 4s then razr then went back to my 4s. Once I got the GN only thing I miss is the camera I find android much better OS for customization which I really enjoy doin with my phone. All comes down to preference of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maxohkc:
I own both right now if you need a camera go with the iPhone also if you play lots of games the iPhone will likely be your phone of choice. Everything else is about the same or better on the nexus. Ics is light years ahead of the iphones iOS 5 but like the guy Said up top this is an android hacking development forum for this phone.... so your not going to get the best results, I can say that the galaxy nexus received better reviews. Do some more research look at reviews and iPhone 4s vs Galaxy Nexus videos
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sn0warmy:
At first I was going to give you a hard time and tell you that if you even have to ask you should get the iPhone. But then I remembered that when I went from the iPhone to the Nexus One, I absolutely hated and regretted it. But here I am 3 years later and on my 4th straight Android phone and I will tell you that you are going to love it. No matter what, just give it time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidstyle:
If people knew how to use the camera on the gnex there wouldnt be much difference. The fast shutter mode is what causes the inconsistent pictures. If you hold the camera button and let it focus, it will take a great picture.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
Apple as a company, has a far different mind set when compared to companies like Google.

Apple stands behind their product.. period!.. and they are more interested in quality and innovative products.. (hardware and software wise).. than in mass production of low quality items that have potential to become very popular in the short run.

If you were like me.. desperately waiting for the GNEX since their announcement in October.. you would have seen how miserable Google was and still is.. when it comes to controlling and showing some interest for perfecting their flagship device. They are miserable in that. After all they are a search Engine company at their core that rely on advertisements.

Apple is not like that.. They cater to their home market FIRST.. They dictate their terms to the carriers.. and they never NEVER compromise on design and functionality.

If Apple doesn't do something.. (like 4G LTE).. yet.. then there is a good solid reason why. (the answer is pretty obvious when it comes to the current generation LTE chips)..

iOS is far more advanced and better integrated than Android will ever be. .. that is because at the core level.. Android relies on Java to linux conversion.. and has a severe draw back when it comes to Graphics rendering.

This is why Android phones MUST have dual core processors and higher RAM..

Thanks to clever marketing.. this gets disguised as if Android is making quantum leaps with packing more power into smartphones..

But reality is in front of you. The Galaxy Nexus has severe lags in many cases..

an underclocked iphone 4s will run pretty much ANYTHING much MUCH better than any android device.. period!..

Not to mention.. an iphone 4s out of the box will give you a 170 Linpack score... a score that others can only dream of.

If you love tinkering with your phone.. if you love installing custom roms (that still suck at many levels).. and if you love to be on a constant quest to de-bug your phone and installing third party apps just to make your phone function the way it was supposed to out of the box.. then Android is for you.

If you are more interested in having a bug-free.. slick interface and integration with all apps and the OS... along with a state of the art hardware.. then Apple it is.

My biggest concern with the iphone 4s was the screen size and 3G speeds.

Trust me.. smartphones currently do not necessarily NEED 4G speeds. I would still have loved a slightly larger screen size on my iphone.. but I love the fact that the phone is compact and slick. 3G speeds on Verizon are plenty enough to stream you-tube videos without much delay even in HD.... same with the Browser.. all thanks to intense optimization in ios.

For what it is worth.. I used to be an android developer.. and I used to tear apart Android ROMs and build them from scratch.

I've jumped over to the iphone 4s.. and I'm never looking back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Yaaaaawwnn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maxohkc:
This is going to get nasty
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meets34:
Meh. Apple hasn't innovated iOS much in years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maxohkc:
I'm going to have to place my opinion on your opinions

First Google stands by there products just as much if not more than apple (Apple II and Apple III), what manufacturers do with googles Android really is not googles fault. If your going to blame someone then maybe you should blame the manufacturers.

Second I completely agree with apple bringing products to the US first and they are far superior in every way in that since they are a hardware and software company that makes it easy and possible.

Third If apple doesn't do something then its most likely its because they are idiots... Don't want to sound harsh but Apple isn't God sorry so if they don't put something in one of there devices, 4g could be much larger and a bigger deal in 6 months same for NFC I dont know but it could happen.

My galaxy nexus runs pretty close to my iPhone 4s, sites like ign, phonearena and tech buffalo seem to agree...

Also going to contradict myself here, your hella right 4g speeds really are not necessary now but in the near future who knows

The iPhone is a great phone, but not for everyone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbeebe24:
That's funny you say you're never looking back... yet here you are, looking back in the android forum. Seems kind of pointless to be in a forum checking on a platform you're not even interested in
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
If you have to ask, the answer is iPhone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbeebe24:
I disagree. Once iPhone users get curious about one of the good droids its usually a wrap for the IP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
Seems like an oxymoron.

Sent from my I897
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] han4mi:
I had the iPhone when it first came out (it was iPhone 2G), I was amazed by it, since it was something totally different, it was smooth, the screen was so big, so many features, apps other phones didn't have. I loved it.

After that I gave the Nexus One a try- I had it for over 1,5 years and I would have had it still if the power button hadn't stopped working. It was a great phone, so customizable, no restrictions, no iTunes, I could download and install apps, throw in music without syncing, it was great.

After my n1 gave up on me I started to look for a phone and the choice was between 4s and galaxy nexus.

I bought the 4s (3 weeks ago). First impressions? Great design, nice screen, awesome camera... but thats it. The OS didn't change much since when I used it a few years ago. Okay there's Siri, its a cool touch- the voice recognision is great, it understands you, but... it's almost useless. I don't buy a phone to talk to it, I like touching the screen and getting things done by my own. The notification center isn't anything new, it's copied from other OS- nothing bad about it, everyone copies ideas. My point is the iOS is nothing new, it's boring as ever, apple isn't going forward too much. Installing anything or copying files to the phone is a pain in the ass, especially if you paid a few hundred bucks for a phone and don't wanna spend more on paid apps, games, songs etc.

Anyway I think its a great phone, but it isnt anything innovative. It's the good old iPhone, just faster, smoother and better looking.

I sold it a week ago.

Picked up the Galaxy Nexus 4 days ago, I was surprised about the desing since I read about bad opinions about the build quility. If I were to choose which of the 2 designs appeals to me more it would be the Galaxy Nexus, it's thin, the screen is really big which makes it more comfortable to use. The resolution is high and even though its pentile 4,65 inch display u wont notice a difference between it and the one found in the iPhone. The OS is better than ever, it needs a few tweaks, but nothing big. I love the ability of customisation, the ease of installing anything and the overall fresh feel of ICS. I am positively surprised to be honest.

The camera isnt as good as iPhones but its not too far behind in normal life situations( it kinda sucks in low light though) if you use it properly (let it focus!).

I'm not gonna go on with all the features, these are just the things that got into my head the most and which I considered most noticable.

I was able to get to know both of android and iOS well, as well as both of the phones. Neither of them is perfect, but I know that since google cought up with Apple so fast, I can expect it to leave behind iOS soon. If it hasn't done so yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamezr:
Thank you for that well thought out post! I wasn't trying to start anything between which mobile OS platform was better. I like both Android and IOS and have had both multiple phones with both OSes. I have both Macs and Win7 machines in my house. So far in 2011 i have had the following phones:

iPhone 4, Motorola Atrix, HTC EVO, HTC Thunderbolt, Motorola Droid Bionic, Iphone 4s. I love Android but fragmentation between hardware makers is hurting the mobile OS. I have never had a pure Google phone so the Nexus intrigues me!

I love Apple products for their design and blend of hardware and software BUT I don't drink the Apple koolaid. I just want good design and product functionality.

I worry about battery life with the Nexus and overall performance with the OS and hardware. So not looking to say anything negative about one or the other BUT just wanted input from anyone that had switched from iPhone 4s to Nexus or the other way around. Just trying to get some thoughts from anyone that had made the switch and what their experiences and thoughts were......not looking to get into any huge debate over which mobile OS is better.

Thanks everyone for you feedback! :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] han4mi:
I forgot to mention that I noticed better battery life on my gsm galaxy nexus than on the iphone 4s. I know the 4s issue is most probably software, but even though I had mine updated to 5.0.1 it didnt improve much. I see the nexus dropping 10-15% overnight, the 4s was twice as much...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JOHNGAETANO:
I did the switch from at&t iPhone 4s to the GSM galaxy nexus. I was able to swap Sims and just started using the galaxy. Truthfully I didn't think I would like the galaxy having been through so many android phones in the past, but ICS is really nice and I love messing with different roms, etc. After 5 days I suspect I am keeping my galaxy nexus.

Regarding the camera, I think you have to ask yourself how often do you really take pictures on your phone? I mean on a percentage basis? And at the end of the day, the camera isn't too bad. It's fast!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TabsAZ:
N1 was released on Jan 10, 2010, there's no way you had it for over 2.5 years... just saying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ozymandiaz:
He's from the future!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
10-15%? Damn. I think the most mine has dropped is ~8% and that was because I was playing music. Standby alone and the worst drop in an 8 hour period has been 4% and usually it is 3%.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nuggyunlimited:
I have both and can't make my mind up I go back and forward daily. I'll type up a review when I get home.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dario3040:
How cute, another idiot on our wonderful forum =)

Please get your facts straight before posting.

99% of that is pure bull****.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neonsector:
I still have the 4s on my desk, I wanted to try the nexus, but I left my options open to go back to iphone 4s.

after messing with the nexus for a few days, I havent really looked at my iphone at all.

I been an iphone user since 2007.

I dont like the fact that the screen is tiny and that the OS hasnt really changed much in 4 years.

I own nothing but apple products, but they seem to be behind the curve a couples times over in the phone department.

Camera, I guess the iphone 4s is a bit better, but for what I use my phone camera for nexus does an awesome job.

My billing cycle ends on the 3rd, and I am 100% sure I will be canceling the contract with ATT for sure.

I liked the Verizon network for years, but it was way too slow.

now with the 4g available in my area, its no brainer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidstyle:
Please take the time and pull your bottom lip over your head and swallow! this is a 99.99% BS statement!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rilazi:
I own only GN, but Iphone 4s is superior device for GN now. but will see what google is going to change in the future.

I can compare now ISC with Windows mobile, when XDA and Imate were brands. Than, Windows would update software and than get from users experience, and ONLY than prepare good updates.

I think that google should test ISC before release and NOT like having GN without key features working:

1) Video call,

2) SOD every day twice,

3) Browser cant recognize certificates,

4) screen colors worst than in SGS2,

5) NO smart dialer,

6) Bluetooth not working properly,

7) Camera disaster,

8) NO OTA Updates to fix issues fast

..

...

Regards,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
Before buying a Thunderbolt on Verizon, I was a long time iPhone user from AT&T. Simply put, the 3.5" screen size no longer cuts it for a flagship smartphone in this day and age. I'm love the Galaxy Nexus and haven't thought once about trading it in for a 4S.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
he is right, my stock GN still lag a bit. from camera to battery life, it kick GN like there's no tomorrow for GN. also, apple offer better apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gabrielperroni:
Iphone screen is so tiny......
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottb75:
I was in this same boat, but the fact that the iPhone 4s was back ordered at my local Verizon Wireless while the Galaxy Nexus was available now kind of sealed the deal for me. To be honest I am glad I went with the Nexus, while I did like my iPhone 4, the Nexus is pure awesome.