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[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] legend221:
I see, the thing is a lot of us have the HTC Flyer.

Post mentions for HTC View only unfortunately.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsweetness:
Ah. I didn't see a prefix on the thread title, and since most of the questions on that topic lately have been for the View, I made an incorrect assumption. Should have read your signature. There's so much going on for both these days that they really need separate forums for everything and not just development.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
Yes, entirely possible, but you can't flash HC from CWM, you have to upgrade. Thread in the dev forum...

The instructions for doing so are in post three of the Honeycomb S-OFF thread for the flyer. A simpler procedure will follow in the next few days.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] legend221:
Thank you soo much.

It's devs like you that make or break anything I buy.

If its not on xda I don't even consider buying it.

Have a great week and thank you soo much for your arduous work and time.

Looking forward in seeing the simpler instructions as well.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Pilgrimtozion:
I rooted my Atrix 2 last night. Downloaded Bloat Freezer and froze some unnecessary programs/processes using the available post for Noobs. Then downloaded Android Assistant, which provides me which some interesting information but haven't found profoundly exciting ways to improve my battery life with that app.

Where do I go from here? What other options are there out there for me to improve my battery life or do other exciting things with my now rooted phone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheLach03:
Hey all.

First things first, absolutely loving ICS on the SGS. Never looking back after spending time on this OS.

Only thing that's troubling me is the messaging app. Frequently struggling to send out and receive sms messages, as they seem to be delayed up to 5 minutes at a time. Tried flashing JVT, JVQ and now JVK, with none fixing the solution.

I'm also suffering from constant 'Unfortunately Messaging has stopped working' errors, requiring a reboot of the phone.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ishangoyal:
am not facing any such problem..

though you can try clearing messaging data ... or ...reflashing the rom.. and if that doesn't work then some other messaging app like GO SMS or Handscent SMS..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkhvicha:
use other massage applications
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheLach03:
Tried to clear message data a few times, no change.

If i make a nandroid backup, then reflash the rom and restore, will everything go back exactly as it was?

Could it have anything to do with location / modems?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ishangoyal:
I don't think restoring from a nandroid backup will help as it brings back the same state as your phone is now in..

I would suggest using titanium backup pro for backing up apps and data and use 'sms backup and restore' or some other app to backup messages.. this way you'll get a clean install...

Don't forget to wipe/factory reset before flashing again..

I don't think it has to do anything with modem/ location..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheLach03:
Yeah i didnt think so.

Alrighty then, when i get a chance to do a clean install i'll try it out.

It's so weird, because my girlfriend has the exact same phone (sgs i9000 with onecosmis 4.0.3) on the same provider, who lives just up the road from me and is having the exact same problems!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. Strange:
Did this get a solution? I am having the exact same problem - "Unfortunately messaging has stopped." but I also get another kind of error - can't hear or be heard during some calls until reboot.

I'm getting this on different ICS roms too :/

Any help is greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shamji83:
I am also getting same issue on ICS (cm9).

Other apps like Adobe Reader, Kingsoft office, file manager are not giving this error.

Camera, clock, settings are showing same error "Unfortunately <the app> has stopped"

any help?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dennka:
Hi all, quick question is there a way to connect RCA( even only tv in cable) to Asus tablet? I am looking to have external video cam to stream to tablet
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] othar:
same question...

i have the USB add-on (no dock)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] vladmx:
Guess if you get a linux compatible usb encoder and the driver's sources you might compile a module for android.
[HTC Sensation] cyrarchy:
Running arhd 5.0.2 but quite interested in flashing an AOSP Rom for my sensation. From what I have read we can't either see call info on lock screen or answer calls from there. Is there any senseless Rom out there which doesn't have this problem?

Really want to experience the real feel of ICS.

Thanks guys !
[HTC Sensation] Lordredeye:
Unfortunately not that I know of.
[HTC Sensation] geoffcorey:
This was the exact same issue on gb roms as well, until 1 or 2 devs (I know romanbb for sure fixed it) fixed the issue.

You'll have to wait for the devs to figure out how to fix the issue.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] cyrarchy:
yup waiting for that, its been a deal breaker for me to try ics aosp. till then mikes great sense based 5.0.x it is :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bangdrum:
I put a protector on my phone the day I bought it but it irritates me. If anyone's running it nude, how scratch resistant does it seem to be? Is a protector really needed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Royal2000H:
I ran my MotoDroid without a screen protector but with a good case.. The phone wouldn't have lasted the two years without the case.. but the naked screen has maybe 1 or 2 minor scratches (when viewed from an angle) after two years..

So I'll by doing the same for my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] QuadFather:
I put a screen protector on my SGN and it looked horrid. After a few days of putting up with it I finally removed it. The screen definitely looks better without a screen protector IMHO. Maybe I just got a cheap screen protector, don't know.

As far as scratches, one week and no scratches. Time will tell though. I may go with a screen protector again if I can find one which doesn't seriously diminish image quality.

Anyone know of a high quality screen protector which will not degrade the image quality?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juniorbattle:
I've had my Nexus for nearly two months now. From the beginning I've been using it completely nude, both screen and the body. It has two tiny little scratches on the screen that are seen only in strong, direct lightning conditions only when the screen is off or pitch black. They are not disturbing at all when I use the phone. BTW, my misses, who's got Desire S reinforced by Gorilla Glass has some tiny scratches on the screen as well, so I don't see the point to BS about this Gorilla Glass wonder .

What's more interesting, I dropped my GNex from about 1m screen down on the ground and it survived. There are a few spots (rather then scratches) in the bottom left corner of the phone, I can see them when looking directly.

Finally, I'm gonna write some more about scratches etc on the GNex in the future because I'm gonna go nude for at least 2 years (I've got Three Insurance on it so don't bother)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bp328i:
I had a screen protector on my OG Droid for all of a week. Since then no one in my family has used a screen protector on any Android phone we have had:

2 OG Droid

3 Eris

2 Droid X

1 Droid Incredible

1 Thunderbolt

2 Galaxy Nexus

Not one ever had scratches on the screen. Some did have the screen break but a screen protector would have not stopped that. When I see threads where people have big scratchs on there screens I can't imagine how it happens as I keep my phone in my jeans pocket. Who knows how my 15 year old daughter keeps hers, my wife just throws hers (my old thunderbolt) in her purse (drives me nuts).

I just don't like the feel of a screen protector.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voxigenboy:
i stopped using screen protectors long ago. hate the damn things.. especially when i got that crap 'invisi-shield' on my Thunderbolt(hated the feel) and ended up having to get it replaced twice.

these days i just use a basic silicone case & no protectors at all. i just make sure that whatever pocket i put my phone in not to put anything else in with it(especially keys).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fungflex:
Had the Galaxy Nexus about two weeks now, and I use all my devices without any case and without any screen protector.

Not a single scratch as of yet. Now it is worth noting the reason I am willing to carry my devices without any protection is because I am a fanatic.

My phone never rests face down unless on a soft cloth, my phone remains in my pocket and it is NEVER in the pocket with anything else, even headphones. I also rarely drop my phones but I just find them so much more comfortable and easy to use without the extra bulk.

I really hate the feel of screen protectors on high end phones.

UPDATE: Edit, I do not however, let my wife carry hers without a screen protector because she just chucks it in her purse and I nearly die inside everytime I see it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
been without a SP for a while but finally getting one soon. ordered this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1414052

ordered that specifically because many people here and on reviews said that it's almost identical to the stock screen and doesn't hurt the quality at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qwerp_:
i hated the screen protectors. never had any screen protectors on any of my nexus's (N1, NS, GN)

but you will need to handle it with care.

i use a pouch with it, so, when in pocket, its sort of protected. but when you do not handle with care eg while playing with it then dropped it, then i am not sure what will happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dubeyy:
Screen protectors look awful. I will never put one on any of my phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nerfsuperball:
I've had the phone since the 23rd. i largely hate screen protectors, tried one on my moto xoom and i find they tend to get dull and crappy looking very quickly.

I'm a huge fan of keeping my phones in a slip case (something like the nexus ones neoprene case) While i search for a good slip case for the nexus i've been using a sun glasses bag when it's in my pocket. So far zero scratches and tons of use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Q.Entity:
Nevaer had screen protectors in any of my phones...

Skickat från min ASUS Eee Pad TF101
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
Always... that is what I use insurance for. The cost of a case and accessories is almost over half my deductible if I really messed up the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Orillian:
No screen protector. I'd have to replace it weekly, I hate the dull, dirty and scratched look. I've yet to find a company who's screen protectors don't do that.

I've had mine since the 8th, and it goes in my pocket with the headphones. Inside jacket pocket or jeans pocket depending on what I'm doing. No scratches or other markings on the screen so far.

My SGS prior had 1 scratch from a year and a half of use and that was due to my wife putting her hand (with rings on) into my coat pocket to grab my phone. I heard the diamond scratch the glass. Serious shudder moment.

O.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bangdrum:
thanks for the feedback guys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wonshikee:
Past performance doesn't necessarily predict future outcomes.

If a minor scratch doesn't bother you, don't use a screen protector. But if you plan to sell the phone later and want the most money, obviously you should use one - you'll get used to it after a few days and not care.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Orillian:
True but it does help set a precedent, that the OP can use to determine if they feel comfortable enough to follow through with a naked phone or not. ;)

While a screen protector will prevent scratches, I would edit your line above and say. "Putting a screen protector on doesn't necessarily predict future selling price." But it can't hurt.

Now to the meat of this. NO! Not everyone gets used to having a screen protector on their phone. I've tried 6-7 different screen protectors over the last two years trying to find one that replicates the feel of the glass. So far...no go. I find screen protectors to be grippy, and I hate that feel. Even ones that say they are smooth still feel grippy, and then there is the issue of having to install them. You practically need a clean room. Then the dirt and dust collects around the edges of the screen protectors and makes them stand out. I could go on, but ya not everyone gets used to them. :p

OCD...maybe a little. But for me, so far at least; screen protectors are a no go.

Now don't get me started on cases. ;)

O.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] avesik:
I carry my GNEX in my jeans but never put keys, money etc in the same pocket. No scratches so far
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
No screen protector here, and no scratches yet. Never had any scratches on my Hero for 2 1/2 years so won't be using one this time either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lynxboy:
Used to swear by screen protectors. Couldn't use a phone without one.

Not used a screen protector since my Touch Pro 2 and never had a scratch on any of my phones since. I just stopped filling my 'phone pocket' with diamonds and the other sharp stuff I used to carry around.

Regards.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raptor1956:
I have never used screen protectors and didn't start with the Nexus. Why spend good money for a top phone with a great display then obscure it with cheesy plastic!

I don't yet have a case but will likely get one sooner or later.

Brian
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jtambis6:
I once dropped my Evo 4G onto the sharp end of a curb. Luckily, it had the Zagg Invisishield screen protector on it and it only left two small imprints on the plastic shield. Screen was well protected and had no blemishes. I am now a firm believer of installing good screen protectors on new phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Remedyz:
It's beyond my understanding why so many overlook protecting the most important part of a touch based phone but will put a thin layer of plastic or silicone to protect the plastic chassis of a device. Baffling to say the least.

Had a crystal steinheil screen protector on my Fascinate and the display still looked gorgeous. I can remember a few times I put my phone in the same pocket as my keys and had I not had a "nasty disgusting piece of plastic" protecting my display it may have scratched. That phone had gorilla glass though. The Galaxy Nexus does not.

I just put an XO Skin protector on my Nexus. Looks just as clear as my crystal Steinheil. I highly recommend it as do many others on this forum. You will get the build up of oils from your fingers, but that happens with or without a screen protector. There is a slight bit of resistance with gestures like with most protectors, but it's nothing to whine about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
don't buy a case, that fattens up the phone. buy a pouch, then it can still be skinny and naked.

screen protectors are lame, i hate the friction they introduce.

why would you want anything preventing you from feeling the smoothness of your skinny, naked.....phone! :p

---------- Post added at 11:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:42 PM ----------

agreed! i'm going to use a pouch for mine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dynamicpda:
I totally agree with naked + pouch. I protected the Evo with this combo for a year. The phone stayed pristine.

People will make their own cost benefit analyses and figure out what's right for them. I'm just here to say that is a great option to consider.

(I'm using the leather pouch for the Evo. It's like putting Lincoln in a regular sized bed. Will have find something with a better fit.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
i am using the SGP Flex Series for my SGN, it cover the entire surface of the phone. but it's expensive than the Ultra Oleophobic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drewstiff:
No screen protector, but I use one of these slip pouches instead.

Doesn't affect your use of the device like a case or SP, apart from an extra half a second to get to it, and keeps your device in pristine condition.

The back is leather but the front is suede and acts as an amazing cloth when you've got some greasy fingerprints on your screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
Zero protection except my empty pocket. I've already dropped it and had it sitting on a sandy floorboard for ~30 mins after having to jam the brakes one night when someone stopped short in front of me. Didn't notice it was there till I got home.

zero scratches or damage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imsotall:
Naked + Pouch for me. The phone still looks and feels great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jkcheng122:
You don't actually know though if the screen will still come out scratch-free w/o a protector.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zehkaiser:
I used to go naked with my Droid X. After getting 2 hairline scratches on it, barely visible to the eye, I decided to put a protector on it. I dropped it one time in the year and a half I owned it. Landed right on the screen on gravel. I'm pretty sure that would have scraped the screen pretty badly had it not been for the protector. I won't use cases, but I'll always use a nice screen protector.

I bought a standard clear protector from Verizon (not the easy slide thing) and I can't tell it's on there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sjankis630:
I run mine naked. But I am very careful. I usually put the phone in my jacket pocket zipped up to provide protection. And then I baby the jacket!

Also as mentioned upthread, I never put anything in my pocket with the phone. I also try my best to never pull the phone out when I am eating at a table in a restaurant as my hands may be slippery or there may be something spilled on the table. That goes double when I am entering or exiting a car.

I have thought of getting a small bag to carry it around in while it is in my car.

I hate those cases that people buy. I didn't want an iphone but I think it looks great. My buddy bought his wife a new iphone for Christmas and when she showed it to me this holiday it was in a waterproof case (back and front) which made it look ridiculous. The once elegant phone looked like a small tank!

Please spare me those crumb/eyelash catchers, I just want to use my nice looking device please.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meaple:
Mines naked. Don't see the point in a screen protector. My bro has one on his Sensation and it annoys me. I prefer my GN as it is. To keep it scratch free I just put it into my pocket with nothing else in there that would scratch it, like some keys. If I need to I put my wallet in the same pocket in my jacket as that is leather. Overly, I am not that paranoid about it but I would be gutted if I got the tiniest of scratches on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Left my old Incredible on the roof of my car. It had a screen protector and OtterBox Commuter case on it. Flew off the roof when I was going around 40mph and fell into a puddle. The OtterBox case flew off and both pieces were a good 20 ft from the phone. I took the battery out and let it dry out on a fan overnight but the phone was scratched to HELL on the screen. So much that I couldn't make anything out. Swapped the screen protector and the phone looks like nothing happened to it.

I'll always have screen protectors on my phones... I can't even notice it on the SGN. You just gotta make sure you put it on right -- it kind of helps that I work at VZW and put on about 15 screen protectors per day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bangdrum:
So I decided to throw one back on there. Like many people scratches freak me out Lol. But I'm liking the pouch idea. I just know I'll forget to put it in there. Someone posted one a page back but it says it's unavailable on Amazon. Any where else to get that one?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scribbles395:
Two weeks in and so far so good. I'm a cop and my phones get abused at times . I usually carry my phone in my vest . When I had the tbolt and bionic they both had minor scratches, but I'm having good luck without a screen protector so far .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calKno:
I run all of my phones nude now. I got the insurance on the gnex, so I'm not worried about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gearwrench:
Had my Galaxy nexus about two weeks, i'm a mechanic and always near metal dust and shavings. Keep it in my pocket. Pull out while working and have zero scratches;) protectors and cases are overated!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
I am pretty good about putting keeping things out of my pocket with my phone. I have never used a screen protector with any of my phones and I haven't had any issues... until now.

I got a new pair of dickies for work. The "cell phone pant" model. (Ironic) They have reinforced pockets and there is a nylon threaded seam that goes down the middle of the pocket.

Anyway, I pull my phone out a few hours into my work day and I noticed a horizontal scuff across the screen. WTF? I grabbed my microfiber cloth and cleaned the screen. It went away.

When I got home and examined it further I realized the glass wasn't scratched, but the oleophobic coating was rubbed away. So now that area picks up smudges. Rather annoying.
[HTC Sensation] jck239:
I installed the default ICS mms.apk (along with a few others) to insertcoins ICS rom.

When I get a txt message I was getting a vibrating alert. However ever since It went onto power save mode it now doesn't vibrate anymore. Its been like this for several days now. I have tried several reboots. clearing the mms.apk data, forcing power save mode on and off yet still nothing.

It still vibrates for calls both on loud and on vibrate.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
hello,

is it possible to get the stock kernel from official samsung-source directly? Probably from there?

I downloaded "GT-I9100_Opensource.zip" there's contained a file named "GT-I9100_Kernel_Gingerbread.tar.gz" Is this the stock kernel 2.3.4 kernel?

Can I use this file to return to stock kernel via odin?

thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaneinOne:
Look here, most stock kernels should be available to download: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
Hi SaneinOne, yeah, I know the thread, you linked very well.

But I opened this thread here, because I wanted to be able to download it from the official source (samsung) directly... not from Intratech.... he must got it from somewhere official, too... and I want to get it from there, too. ;) so where does Intratech get his "+++++++[Official Firmwares]+++++++" from? there must be an official source, or not? if not, he can't pitch them as official... I just want to know where's the official samsung source, so that I can use it too to get stock kernels and stock firmwares...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] chintu1234:
XPERIA_inside_MIUI v02 can this rom work on S.E xperia neo....????

can ny1 tell me the procedure for installing it ???

i got a new xperia neo.............what all procedures do i hve to do in order to install it????
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] bk-killer:
my phone was working very well but two weeks ago i did format it . when i touch the screen it didnt work i did change the rom n it did work again after reboot my phone the same problm happen the screen doesnt work and sometimes one place in the screen work . after rebooting my phone 8 or 9 times the screen work again . after one hour the problem back .
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] costel5674:
I know that you can try to resetting your touch screen driver replacing once the touch screen with another,but of course ,you need a second touchscreen,just for reset.

Then put your touchscreen back,boot device,calibrate screen and...that should solving your problem.

I'm also solved this problem for my HTC Touch pro six months ago,following an advice from a friend.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] erick0423:
I just got one from office depot,will recieve in 30 of dec.hurry!!

Edit: jan 06 delivery date lol but its ok for me better that nothing!

Edit :Sorry guys sold out!!! Better luck next time

Sent from my iPhone