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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] joshuadjohnson22:
check out this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1308763

the last comment on the first page addresses your concern, it is post number 10
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] skatin707:
Awesome, I may get one of these. They look really cool. First, I need to kill this amazon gift card :P
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gunnyman:
/Woot In for one /Woot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] highaltitude:
Looks similar to the Taurus bumper I have I bought on Ebay, and to my knowledge it was never 65. I paid 39. Still was worth it IMO.

Here's light blue(scroll down to see all other colors) -> http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAMSUNG-GAL...250916?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item27bfc78e64
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] skatin707:
How long did shipping take?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] highaltitude:
Mine took probably 3 weeks, but others got theirs in 10 days or less
[TouchPad General] girthfingers:
Is this possible?

I think the title may be confusing but I want to be able to attach my Touchpad to my PC via USB and share the my USB keyboard/Mouse with my Touchpad. I thought it would be cool to have my Touchpad setup at work next to my monitors to do some personal browsing while connected to my phones wifi hotspot--but still using the keyboard and mouse combo that I use for my work computer.

I am looking for something close to Synergy for Android. Any suggestions would be a great help.
[TouchPad General] viny2cool:
Looks like Android porting of same app was planned but nothing happened...http://sourceforge.net/projects/synergyandroid/

Did some digging and found this app iDisplay
[TouchPad General] girthfingers:
Yeah I saw that as well with Synergy. Here is where they are tracking it. A little movement last month--but nothing special.

As for iDisplay, I am looking to just use my mouse and keyboard on the Touchpad over USB from my PC--not extend my PC screen to the Touchpad. Thanks for looking though.
[TouchPad General] girthfingers:
I have found possibly a slight work around to get to the same place.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ukmoto:
Hi all :)

Bought the above BT unit for my car and plant vehicles yesterday and thought I'd give you the heads-up on how it's going. I needed something that easily transfers between vehicles, so didn't want a wired solution.

Well, in a nutshell it's perfect for my use. The unit downloaded my phone book (792 contacts in 11 groups) in a matter of 15 seconds. I first paired with my Sg2 after a little bit of fiddling, I had to hold down the red and green buttons together first - nowhere in the supplied or online manuals does it say to do that first but, there ya go.

In use.....

1. Audio is extremely clear, although scrolling through the contact names with the centre dial is laborious and the robo-voice is pretty bad, but then again the voice dialling works great so there's really no need to use the scrolling method at all. For instance, I press the green button, the unit says " Who would you like to call", I say " Jane mobile" and voila, it dials instantly and extremely quickly. No errors.

2. Likewise with pickup of calls. The phone rings followed by the unit. I say "answer" and boom. Incidentally, if the caller is in your phonebook the unit says the name of the caller. Also, if you update your phone's contact list at any time, the Parrot automatically updates it's contact list to match the phone at the next time you turn on the Parrot and pair with your phone. Brilliant.

3. Using satnav ( CoPilot Live and a couple of others) the audio is sent out throught the Parrot automatically. The phone has priority over the satnav, naurally.

4. Using the music player, the audio also comes out through the Parrot. Not a great sound but good enough for most purposes, especially if you're listening to something like Tune In Radio. So if your listening, for example, to Tune In whilst running satnav at the same time, the radio dims for guidance audio then comes back up, and if the phone rings whilst your listening to the radio and using satnav, then they both dim until you finish your call.

Excellent stuff all round I reckon. By the way, I'm nothing to do with Parrot, but I think praise where praise is due.....

Using KL1 Frankenstein with stock kernel, courtesy of Intratech. Thanks bud. You ARE the man.

Greetings from sunny ( but darn wet and windy right now) Cornwall.

Regards

Phil
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
JUST ANOTHER AOSP BUILD!

This is an AOSP Build of 4.0.3 I have made basically no changes as of right now. I have fixed tethering and market restore. I plan to add some useful modifications in the future.

Gapps-403_signed.zip

md5sum cf82c67056c31101cfed0f936cac29c1

Gorilla-toro_AOSP_v1.1.zip

md5sum 9ce8af2122bd743862c0aa6d49bed97d

Full wipe if coming from any other ROM. Especially if they have made framework changes.

Use my gapps if you want to make sure market restore works. These are the same as the latest that are floating around I just included google backup transport apk in mine.

Google Wallet - download the unmodified apk. Install as usual after full wipe. Seems to work, I haven't used it recently though.

Kernel - Stock for now.

Also I can't check any of the NFC stuff because I don't know anyone else with an NFC enabled phone.

Big thanks to everyone as usual, CM Team, RootzWiki, RootzBoat, Birdman, Pete of Bugless Beast fame, I looked at all of their vendor make files to figure out how to set those up.

Source Code: Google AOSP 4.0.3 Master Branch - my changes will uploaded tonight when I get off work to my github.

Post any issues that you notice. I don't expect many though since it is currently a pure AOSP build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
MD5 Sums are correct now.

Facebook Sync fixed, added reboot recovery menu.

Google wallet works. Do a fresh install of Google Wallet after wiping.

I am working on the camera panorama mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
Reserved one more time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Samsuck:
Post on Rootzwiki?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
I shall later today. I want to get my source uploaded to my github. Otherwise I will get hear a lot of whining..as in source, source, source..... Just here for now. Upload there tonight or in the morning.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmytinsnips:
Thanks for this. I've been looking for a mostly-stock 4.0.3 ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j.bruha:
This is EXACTLY what I have been looking for! Thank you!

My only reservation is that I really don't want to wipe my device as I've only recently got everything sorted the way I wanted it on my phone. Is there a quick and dirty way to unlock the tethering capabilities with ADB or Root Explorer? Or is that part of the framework that would have to be properly flashed with the installation of a new ROM like this one?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
It is part of the Frameworks. It is built into the system. There is no quick and dirty way. You could do a titanium back up and restore everything after the flash. The changes are minimal and should not affect anything from another build. I suppose there could be problems if you restore from 4.02 to 4.03 but you can always Nandroid and try it if you like.

Going to post an update today. It will have working FB sync and a file manager built in from CM otherwise no changes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] melterx12:
do i install this with CWM? can someone tell me how to install this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrZoSo:
I'll be checking this one out soon, been waiting for an all stock 4.0.3

A couple quick questions:

Is it rooted?

Does it have busybox?

Is it deodexed?

On a side note, the md5sums you have listed, are the same for both files ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmytinsnips:
Does anyone else get a force close when using panorama mode in the camera?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j.bruha:
I sure do. Tried to fix permissions to see if that would help to no avail.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ozymandiaz:
Can you rent and watch movies from the market? Each rom I try, it seems either tethering is unlocked, or you can rent and watch movies. I would love a rom where I can do both.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
I am now working on Panorama mode. Just found that it force closes, because I never use it. The current release has the Facebook fix, thanks to team kang, also I added in a reboot recovery menu. Otherwise it is stock with working tethering.

I will let you know when I see why panaorma isn't working.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmytinsnips:
Thanks. I don't use Panorama much, but it's nice to have the feature available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
I will post an update to fix the camera it is simply due to a couple of missing libs that I didn't add to the extract.sh script. I will also fix it and post the updated rom tonight. I am not sure about movies from the market. I think that has something to do with rooted devices and googles agreements with the copyright holders. Probably due to piracy concerns.

Let me know if you notice any other bugs. There really shouldn't be many since it is basically a pure AOSP build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j.bruha:
While you're fixing the panoramic camera, would you be able (and willing) to add back the original live wallpapers and ringtones? Or if not in the build itself, perhaps a separate flashable zip file that would add them back? I tried (and failed) to modify your ROM with these original files added back in and, of course, I only got a bootloop.

If you need the files, I can adb pull them for you and zip them up easily.

Thanks again for your awesome ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
Sure, no problem. Zip them up and upload them to dropbox or multiupload or something and I will fix it up over the weekend.

Also, Sorry for the delay on teh camera fix. I have just been extremely busy with a project that is a few days past deadline at work. Unfortunately, real life has to come first....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmytinsnips:
Flashed the update...lost my camera completely...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gr8gorilla:
Wow, that's Crazy. Sorry I have not been maintaining the thread here. School has me so busy I just don't have the time right now. I am in a Physics Class, Electricity, Electromagnetism, and fiberoptics. And at the same time in an advanced Computer Science Class with 4 hours of Elective Classes....Kinda busy....
[Fascinate Accessories] mvmacd:
and I don't remember where, but I read somewhere, some time ago, that when you get a new battery, you should fully charge, and fully discharge the battery a few times.. Is this a good idea? does it help the battery?

are there any tips, like doing a complete cycle every so often?

Also, well, I got this on Amazon so I'm hoping it really is brand new. The brand new batteries are supposed to be dead, not charged, right? :o
[Fascinate Accessories] baron4406:
Lithium ion batteries are never shipped "dead", bad things can happen (read up on it). So when you buy a lithium ion battery it always has a charge on it. They also don't have a "memory" like older batteries do so just use it normally. When i got my Naztech battery it was fully charged!
[Fascinate Accessories] mvmacd:
Ouch.. So does that mean my battery isn't going to be as good as an OEM battery? It looks like it's a legit samsung battery, it has the same model #

Anyway I charged it up fully, then I had to send in my phone to Samsung, so I took it out. When it gets back I'll see how my battery life is.
[Fascinate Accessories] OhioYJ:
Li-ion batteries aren't supposed to have a memory, however I read a lot of good articles that argue no batteries have memory. However that being said, I've had the best luck out of cycling batteries like that. We have 7 Samsung batteries for our Fascinates, and always just run them down and swap to the next battery. Whenever I get a new one I charge it up, then run it down a few times.

I always charge them, they do come partially charged, but usually not 100%.
[Fascinate Accessories] tonu42:
Any battery "woes" of memory is all placebo affect much of the time. Unless the phone doesn't get a balanced charge it will have no memory. But I think these batteries are one cell so you don't have to worry about it.
[Fascinate Accessories] XxStechxX:
If you have 7 batteries isn't it a pain swapping them back in to charge them?

Glitchy AOKP SCH-I500 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Fascinate Accessories] sageDieu:
you can get chargers, like just a wall charger that you can drop a battery or two in and it'll charge without the phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LazPL:
Is there a way to change the default action for when you press the button on the wired headset? I'd love to for instance start a new voice note with Catch or Evernote when pressing the button (if not in a call that is).

I've begun to get into Tasker but it seems a wee bit complicated. If anybody knows a simpler way, please post... Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brotbuexe:
Check out "headset button controller" in the market.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NezSan:
Instead of installing an app for this function, could we modify the value in a specific system file ?

Like this one : [MOD]disable Power or Home button screen wake
[HTC Sensation] Prinz069:
As I heard, ICS does not support the second core. Does anybody ha an advice how to activate? Running ICS with a single core doesn't make fun
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Where did you hear this? Dual-core support was added in Honeycomb and is present in ICS.
[HTC Sensation] Prinz069:
here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1231953&page=16

Post 160....I'm not that familiar with Android like I'm with WM, that's why I'm asking such noob questions. All I want is to get my Xe running ;)
[HTC Sensation] geoffcorey:
Um, I don't know where you've been but ics is where multi core is FULLY supported and implemented.

While it "seems" core 2 isn't being used/activated, that's because our CPU architecture is asynchronous smp (meaning cpu0 = always on, while cpu1 = on when cu0 reaches a certain load threshold).

The CPU is not meant to have both cores on at the same time for extended time periods. (And even though many claim that on the rough ics leak, forcing cpu1 online increases phone's speed, they're experiencing a placebo effect)

Also, those people in that tthread have no clue what they're talking about when it comes to our CPU.

Ics cannot and will not change our could architecture! People are just using wrong ideas and terminology and wrong reasoning. Our phone is asynchronous smp, and when people read that gb didn't support multi core truly, they though it meant ics would always have both cores online/activated, but that would be changing the CPU architecture to synchronous smp, which you cannot change.

Tl;Dr: they are wrong, ics supports multi fire truely, our phone will still turn off second core when the cpu0 load threshold isn't met (load of cpu0, not speed of cpu0).

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] stroobach:
the solution is in that post allready,,

system tuner pro and force CPU1 online
[HTC Sensation] Prinz069:
ok, thank you both.......I was just looking at the system tuner screen which said that core II is off when gov is set on batt saving......will test the ICS for a while and will decice then if I go back to the old one.

I appreciate your help!!!
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
Ive found that using system tuner to force all cpus online with ICS makes for a LAGGY experience. Crappy benchmarks as well.

Matt
[HTC Sensation] Prinz069:
Well, it showed me that one core is offline....
[HTC Sensation] geoffcorey:
That is normal. That's how asynchronous smp works.

Cpu0 = always online, cpu1= online when cpu0 meets a load threshold, then goes back to offline when the load on cpu0 drops below the threshold.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
Here is a test that doubters can perform to prove the 2nd core activates when needed:

Run a benchmark like CF Bench that really puts the processor to the test. While running, open up system tuner and watch the other core. You will see it come on and off alot. For me, it just stayed on while I ran CF Bench. When the benchmark was over, the core turned off. Perfecto!

Matt
[Xoom General] TheJeeks:
When I try to upload pictures on my FB via the application, it reaches 100% and then I get an error that the transfer failed. If I do it on the browser it works.

What seems to be the problem? I am on HC 3.2 and my Xoom is unrooted.
[Xoom General] sodaboy581:
Works fine here. Try signing out, clearing data, signing in, and trying again.
[Xoom General] TheJeeks:
No, it didn't work.

I can't see my albums either.
[Xoom General] digitalr0gue:
TBH, that app is flaky as h*ll, adn gives nothing but problems. I use the mobile browser for most facebooking. It's far superior. However, that doesn't answer your question...

I seem to remember the latest version of that app fixing that issue. Are you on the latest by chance?
[Xoom General] TheJeeks:
Yes I am. I even removed and installed the app again.
[Xoom General] TheJeeks:
No answer here?
[Xoom General] jaekidd1012:
The best thing to do for your Facebook needs is to download a third party app or possibly search Google for the .apk of an older version and sideload it. A lot of people have been complaining about the latest update in the comments on the Market page for the Facebook app.

[BEGIN RANT]

I do wish they'd release a proper tablet version of their app already. The current app looks alright even if it's stretched but a dedicated tablet version would do way more justice. Then again, the Facebook people dragged their feet developing an Android app before they finally released their own so them dragging their feet here doesn't surprise me.

They drag their feet with the Facebook Android app while constantly screwing around with the layout of the site confusing users who are already still coming to grips with the last layout change. That and just their way of doing things in general would have had me delete my account long ago if it weren't for that site being my only means of contacting certain people.

[END RANT]
[Xoom General] pokedude750:
[EXTEND RANT]

And Now the iOS Version gets EVERYTHING First and also they have a iPad Version,New Crappy UI and we cant even upload our photos off of the official

"Fixed" app :/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] n11:
How do you remove the back cover on a Transformer Prime (TF201).

I'd like to remove it temporarily to see if that improves GPS performance.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] _Gir_:
I'd wait. I recall reading that people had GPS until the latest firmware update and that makes me believe this is a software issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Didn't iFixIt or someone do a tear down? I could swear I saw a picture with at least the back cover off in some article explaining the locations of the wifi antennas. Maybe it was anandtech?

If it improves GPS signal would you drill holes on the back cover, around the gps module? If so how would go about sealing the hole, thermal paste or something? Maybe ceramic thermal paste, not metallic, and drill lots of small holes like a speaker grill and spread it evenly so that it fills the holes (that's what she.. eh)... that might not be too ugly actually. it'd still be water resistant, and would not take up any extra bulk.

Let me know how that goes, my gps strength is pretty lacking. :)

edit: I didn't see it on ifixit, but I saw this article... not crazy informative, but maybe some of the pictures could be useful.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
First, take your crazy pill. Then, when you're sufficiently crazy, get a flat-tip screwdriver and start prying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] n11:
Thanks guys!

I'm probably not going to do it because I can still return the unit and I don't want to do anything to risk that or to void the warranty. I am hoping that someone with real skill and adequate resources is willing to try it...like say AnandTech or Engadget.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
>How do you remove the back cover on a Transformer Prime (TF201).

In a word, patiently.

Not to sound snobbish, but it's what separates the talker from the do'er. You can wait and hope for somebody else to do it for you, or you can do it yourself.

Opening up consumer electronics (CE) is not a big deal. Remember, these things need to be serviceable by techs, meaning they are designed to be opened.

There are tools for the task. You can go fancy, like this $60 toolkit, or you can go cheap with this $3 kit. They work the same way.

Most CEs have two shell halves that are held together by (hidden) screws, plastic clips, soft glue, or a combo thereof. The key is to know how they go together. Find this out by watching teardown of similar devices. Next is to know how to pry them open without scarring the lips. That's why tools (they're called spudgers) are made of soft plastic.

The trick is to find a soft spot along the seam where you can force a crease with the guitar-pick tool above. Then push a wedge tool into the crease, and run it along the seam.

You don't have to have these tools. With some imagination, you can find substitutes around the house.

The other thing is to take things slow. If you go fast, you may snap off some of the plastic clips, if those are used. If enough break off, but you may have to use soft glue when putting it back together.

Lastly, go to the iFixit site and take a look at how the pros do it. The Prime is like the iPad (but is probably easier to disassemble), so watch the iPad teardown. Also, go to Youtube and search for teardowns of various phones. Suggest getting your feet wet with a cheap MP3 player.

Pragmatically, only try this while within the return period. If you screw up, you can still return it, but you probably can't RMA it. Also, it does require some mechanical aptitude along with some dexterity. If you're of the hammy-handed sort, then yes, wait for somebody else to take up the task.

Complete iPad teardown series

[YOUTUBE]UllD3-Rmhgs[/YOUTUBE]
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] don_cheadle:
This.

It's really not as difficult as you would think to take apart these sorts of devices. You will probably have to make a few runs to the electronics store for small electronics tools. Especially if the manaf feels the needs to use some highly unused type of screw head in a ridiculously small form factor... Sony Ericsson...

However, I wouldn't take my skills for a test run on your ASUS Prime. If you do screw up, you'll be sweating buckets.

However if you don't, you wouldn't be the first, and especially not the last to return an item they completely dismantled. I've personally done it quite regularly [;

Pro-Tip: The guys working RMA are hardly able to catch freshly dismantled and reassembled OEM hardware, so people working returns/exchanges at retail are DEFINITELY not going to catch it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] curreyr:
You might find the TF101 tear down procedure useful.

Here is a thread that describes the procedure
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] n11:
Thanks for the excellent information. I'm now totally convinced that I will let the pro's do this and not take a chance on messing up my chances for an RMA or return.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jwigginton:
Just got my prime, plug it in to the wall charger, and it flashed on for a second and showed a red battery icon and then the screen turned off.

I've had it charging for close to an hour now, and it won't turn on.

When plugged in to the wall, i have an amber light on the power button. Tapping power, or holding it down for 10,20,30 seconds doesn't do much, but the amber light will blink a few time.

If unplugged from wall, nothing at all. No light or power.

Am I just being too anxious and it needs to charge for 8 hours before it will even boot up or what?

I plan on letting it charge for 8 hr, but figured I could turn it on and check it out while attached to the power outlet.

What has/was your experience?

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
Mine turned right on by it had about 30% battery out of the box.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RussianMenace:
That's normal.just leave it plugged in for an hour or two then try again.