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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
Just make sure you untick the box that says "wipe user data". You can use flashtool with an unlocked bootloader. And as you have an unlocked bootloader, you can re-root by either flashing doomlords kernel, or by flashing the rootedupdate.zip in binarys CWM thread :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
Well am disappointed. I was watching on youtube some nvidia trailers indicating how smooth www browsing will be. well - bull shi.....!

On my prime browsing is still laggy as it was on TF101. I even think it is worse than it was on TF101.

Maybe it will be better on ICS but right now many apps freezes (youtube, google earth).

Also switching between apps is soooo laggy and takes few secs!

If I have known this I would never sell my TF101...

I feel cheated by nvidia and asus. Really. Especially when I think my Prime creaks in two places...

Am I alone here?

PS - oh and on Riptide GP there are few moments when I can feel the drop in fps...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] r3dd09:
Remember, you bought an item when it first came out. there are always bugs. Yes, you'd think that they'd fix something like that, but they were intentionally trying to release in time for the holidays. Just wait for some developing to be done or for an update :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tbns:
I agree that browsing in the stock browser was terrible when I first got the tablet. And I mean *terrible*. Out of the box, it was really, really bad. But then I took one of the suggestions made by a thread here to change some options in the stock browser, and now it works perfectly well. Of course, I use Opera Mobile anyway, and the browsing on that is smooth.

I've played Riptide GP and Shadowgun, and both are very smooth with no stuttering or anything.

Overall my tablet performs pretty darn well, but yes, there are occasional random stutters between applications etc., which can be irritating. But transitions between screens, opening the app drawer, etc. are very smooth. Even with HD live wallpaper.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
Sir, please bring it back or something:

Screen auto brightness problem

Originally Posted By: Orion66

My Prime is creaking! WTF ?! ( 1 2)

Originally Posted By: Orion66

google earth on prime with huge problems

Originally Posted By: Orion66

Youtube application - freezes and crashes

Originally Posted By: Orion66

Poor Transformer quality ? Poll ( 1 2)

Originally Posted By: Orion66
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I'm also a little disappointed with the lag in the browser. I have a Galaxy Nexus, and the browser in ICS is SO smooth, so I'm hopeful that the ICS update on the TP fixes this. There's no reason it shouldn't.

Actually, I know the browser in ICS uses hardware acceleration. Does the browser in Honeycomb do this too? I don't think it does. If this is the case, we should see a noticeable improvement in ICS on the TP.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mithent:
I don't have my Prime yet so I can't verify any of this, but I've read numerous reports of Opera Mobile being better than the stock HC browser on the Prime. However, apparently changing the settings helps:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1411438
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tbns:
I do hope you (Orion66) have a replacement on order... especially if your prime is creaking! My second HTC Thunderbolt (first one had dead pixels as soon as I turned it on) had a screen-creaking issue, just like you described with the Prime. Took it back, got it replaced.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dsmitty166:
These settings work. Browsing is great. I love my prime. I haven't used my iPad 2 since it arrived. Horray foe being free!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Arun01:
Yep ICS will make this an entirely new tablet IMO.I've watched videos of the galaxy nexus running ICS outperform the IPhone in browser tests! So just wait a bit before bashing the prime.Asus even wanted it to ship with ICS.:cool:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doeboy711:
Seriously! My GPS doesn't work and I have minor screen bleed, so I am going to try and exchange it for a new one. Mine doesn't even see one satellite. I know I got a dud, but I don't go creating numerous threads about it. Take your Prime back and get a new one and report back your results. Until then, we all know that your pissed you received the ultra dud, we have your opinions and we will take it with a grain of salt along with all of the other reviews.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yumms:
Can you please post a video of the terrible performance!?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ubervince:
So glad I just cancelled my order...I'm also sorry I sold my TF101 for this piece of ****e!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dabbill:
I am getting really tired of seeing these threads. HoneyComb is crap even google said so. No matter what hardware its on it runs like crap and always will. ICS will be out soon and the Prime will be smoking fast.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
You pay $500. You get a device that isn't working good. Why he doesn't have the right to complain? If Honeycomb was so **** they should have wait till they got ICS working on the Prime, not rush the freaking thing out half working.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
not to sound like a douchebag, but all these posts are starting to be humourous. Its Amazing how me n several others sit hereby read all these issues, yet we experience non of them really. aside from GPS, which Asus has already came out n claimed they dropped the ball on basically. not a deal breaker for me. but all this lag, fps drop, creaking of screen, etc...sounds kind of crazy to me because my device is basically perfect. I have an Ipad n this thing is way faster and smoother, for the most part. if my prime had a creaking issue, I'd send it back immediately. instead of coming up here. xda can do nothing for you if device screen or something not put on right. instead of wasting energy complaining online, take that same energy and send the &#!? back for another one. or if you so displeased then get your money back. plain n simple. that's what I don't get aboutslot of these people up here. must be kids or something. Because i know if my device was as defective as some making it seem, I been would've exchanged it or gotten it taken care of. no one is denying your issues.

just get your priorities in check. if my $500 device isn't workn right, fu#& posting up here, I'm going straight to the store or whatever to exchange it. or get money back...DAMN. its that simple.

in just saying...lmfao. sorry you having the bad experience. I'm not gonna let others detract from my great experience I'm having with it though.

plus another thought, not towards the op, some people are obviously looking for something to be wrong with device. if they believe it enough without really putting it through its paces, then self manifestation will produce a faulty device. people without major issues still outnumber those with them. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dabbill:
Mine will be here Tuesday, I bought it for the HW knowing that HC sucks and that ICS will be on it soon, or it will be rooted soon and we can run custom roms. So either take it back and get your money back and go jump on the apple bandwagon or STFU and wait for a software update to fix the lag issues. :rolleyes:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
Lol? Sure, will fix the GPS too right? I don't like Apple, but if they release something they do it good, Asus could take Apple as an example how to release (and build..) something.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
+1

Couldn't be closer to the truth

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Enough about the mother f**king GPS it doesn't work Asus said it won't do if you want good go buy a Tom Tom or a different tablet
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
Lol. Funny guy. They didn't say that. They put a GPS in it, do you think they put it there for the fun? LOL.

I may seem like a troll here, but some of you guys just have some kind of tunnel vision and deny all of the problems. Don't do that.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
I'm not denying the problem your just being the biggest retool ever it doesn't work it won't work don't likeit gets new tablet it will never work you have to deal with it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RussianMenace:
I don't know if I'm getting old or maybe I'm just not as sensitive to this "poor performance." I've had the prime for about two days, during which the prime was put through its paces for about 16-18 hours before I had to take it to BB because of a busted charging cable. They obviously had no primes in stock so I decide to pick up an iPad 2 as a temporary replacement just to see what the fuss is all about while I wait on my 2nd ordered prime to come in. Since everyone seems to be using it as the measuring stick for the prime.

Over the last few days that I've had a good amount of hands on time with the iPad, and I just don't see a night and day difference. The first thing I looked at was the browser, since it seems to be the go-to argument for all the naysayers. Yes, the iPad browser is very fluid, but the prime browser didn't seem to be that far behind; it wasn't like a slideshow that some seem to perceive it as. Now, for the UI. Here again, the difference is neglidgeable, especially when you consider how little the iPad has going compared to the prime with all the widgets and live wallpaper (no slowdown at all with live WP).

Now gaming performance, it's a bit premature to make any calls yet as the Tera 3 library is only a few weeks old....but iPad does currently seem to have an upper hAnd as far as quality and quantity.

Hardware QC is a whole other story ...but I. Won't be going into that at this time (unless a need arises) as this thread is focused on performance.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
It isn't even clear if it is a hardware or software problem. It might be a problem with the drivers or something.

It isn't even a problem for me, I don't use the GPS at all, it is just stupid they "forget" to test something like that, that's all. Really looking forward to getting one, shame they don't release here untill January.

Relax. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Sokonomi:
Atleast we dutchies have one little plus about being the last in line to get asus shipments,

and that is that other countries already got the duds from the first batches.

Ours might already have had some small revisions regarding bleeding and wifi.

Though I think the GPS will remain a colossal crown on the stack of f*ckups asus made on this tablet.

Personally im a bit cheesed off the GPS is likely to be dead on my prime,

but it wont stop me from buying the tablet because everything else is good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
We could always return it, lets hope it is widely available on the 7th, I won't wait another month until I finally can get one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkeyboywa:
and this helps this community how? seriously please read the forum rules before posting new threads. this discussion has been had by many people.

* sent from my broken prime
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I agree also that its not fully determined the cause of Gps issue. we have sound evidence to point us in the right directions but no concrete proof yet. I really hope it can be fixed with software or driver update. we have yet to hear Asus come out with an official statement addressing the public/owners of the Prime. if it can't be fixed, then that's that. not a deal breaker for me or make me want to take device back. as long as i can use the wifi assisted location(agps), wifi geolocation, or external Bluetooth receiver ill be OK. this device wouldn't have been any cheaper minus a GPS chip. they still would've brought it out at this price point, more than likely. I understand being mislead by the GPS spec. it definitely isn't cool but the positives I have with this device far outweigh that issue.

lets take it back to old school anyways. get a road map on the prime and read it and navigate like that..lol they had a news story talking about that anyways. how GPS navigation isn't really getting people to places any faster than old method of road map. they said this newer generation can't even read a road map if needed. also that more people are getting lost from depending on GPS data to heavily. even if GPS was working properly, its not military or commercial grade so there's always errors with consumer GPS units also. some phones can be used as external GPS receivers, like my outdated Tilt2 win mobile phone. which I will be testing to see how well they work together.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
Dude it is simple. If I decide I will send asus to the shop for fixing exchanging. You wonder why I post my thoughts? To warn other people that prime aint that good at all. I think everyone here has a right to be warned especially not everyone her has prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Sokonomi:
Ive got an old bluetooth GPS mouse I could permanently stick in my car,

but theres more issues with this then then just the GPS apparently.

That part is whats making me doubt buying one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Magnesus:
And lets also go back to Commodore C-64, why would we need something faster?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dabbill:
More then likely the GPS issue is just software, just like with the EVO4g and CM7. It was a driver issue causing GPS to never lock, or would lock for 2 seconds then drop and never re-lock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
Well it will help to all undecided people weather to buy prime or not. I wish somebody else could havewritten post like minefew days ago. If so today maybe i would not be posting those sad posts
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RussianMenace:
First of all, your original post which barely amounts to " omg wtf slow Lolz Asus suxxorz cheat" really doesn't help anyone with a remotely sound mind to make an informed purchase. Second, there are countless other threads on these very forums that touch on all of these issues, perceived and actual, and in a much more useful manner than the original post.

To me, just sounds more like whining than an objective analysis. Just my 2 cents.

Good day. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
that's the thing. how can you warn people of that when its obvious it hasn't been affecting most of Prime owners. if you had your prime first, then tried to warn me, I'd be pissed off right now. why? because my prime operates up to my standards and exceeded all my expectations. nothing wrong with sharing your experience, but once you start trying to impose that it goes for all devices, YOU CROSSED THE LINE.and is are wrong in Your findings based on that assumption. we have a few developers now that own the device and has posted good first impressions.

I dunno..I know if my prime was broke or defective, I'd be pissed off also. But I know I wouldn't be up here trying to trash device over my experience. I'd be too busy getting it taken care of, that's all.

I've already seen you going around different threads, along with some others, taking potshots at the prime whenever an issue comes up from another or new poster.

good luck on new device working properly for you, if you are exchanging it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RJM77:
My Prime has been perfectly fine. GPS is slow to lock and doesn't maintain lock. Honeycomb is still as laggy as it has always been. But I don't have any dead pixels, screen bleeding, creaking bezels. So hopefully that also helps someone decide to buy this thing.

I get that some people are frustrated with their purchase. But the amount of threads and responses created by the same people is pretty ridiculous and an obvious attention grab.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
i had tf1. After two days of using i noticed a dust under the screen. So tf went for fixing

After 4 weeks of waiting i got fixed tf. But after few next weeks i noticed it creaks.

I got upset and sold it. I thought prime will be free of most prolems. Here and now history circles. Got few problems i wanted to share and ask about. And warn. You may think if your primes are ok then i have bad luck and am crying on forums. Well i think asus screw all they could. How do i feel as an asus customer if i have problems with their product again? Yes - again...

So be warned but after my problems and after reading other members post i must say - asus has STILL no quality control at all.

Shame on them. I have full right to be pissed off and to say it here loud and clear. That is all.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
OK, nothing wrong with that then. I see where its stemming from. you had a previous Asus product and it didn't go well. I have a good feeling once you exchange your prime for another one, things will work out for you. chances are great that the new device will be defect free.

GOOD LUCK ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
exactly. Now you understand me. Maybe i have real bad luck or asus has some seroius problems with its quality control. Is it normal that half of users have gps problems?

I had ipad2 and i hated it. But i have to admit one to apple. Their ipads are well built. Nice work really. I wish it was the same with asus. I want to believe hehehe
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yhzhrm:
For give me but I'm confused. What does "quality control" have to do with poor performance? They are two different issues and this thread is about "performance" not Asus quality control issues. So your off topic.

You have already voiced your opinions in several of these threads and yes we get it you're not happy. That's the good thing about Android you have lots of choices, move on already.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kristovaher:
And everybody was critical of me when I predicted exactly that. Prime is a great Android device, but it does not run best of what Android has to offer and loses out in hardware and manufacturing quality to both Apple and Samsung.

Only thing it has going for it is Tegra 3, but if all else is adequate at best with no quality control whatsoever, then you end up with this mediocre device.

It takes a year for Android tablets to really come to fruition.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
no it is not normal. plus I agree with you, ipads are well built. but remember though, they were plagued by alot of the same issues also, ESPECIALLY the ipad2. almost all their first shipment devices had major issues like dead pixels, horrible and very noticeable backlight bleeds, etc..

don't forget Asus is new to the game, as far as tablets go. although you had issues with TF1, it still was an underground runaway success. before the prime, the Tf1 was held as the best Android tablet overall. honestly, I'm not worried about GPS. now if something else like panel creaking, coming loose, dead pixels, sleep of death, major lag, then I'd be worried n mad and would have to exchange it. but considering how well mines seems to be put together, I have no complaints. I find the prime to be well built, IMO, since I have no issues really. since 12/22, I've been using this thing nonstop and loving it. if my device had a major defect, I wouldn't ignore it and would be looking for a solution ASAP. n yes, it wouldn't hurt for Asus QC do have a sharper eye on these devices.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Orion66:
hmm i didnt know bout ipad2 isues. Well then it confirms. You can spend 1000$ for a toy and get a piece of shi...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
so explain why my tablet and most others work so well then. regardless of whether you or others like it or not, This is still the best Android tablet out there Android has to offer, by far. will also continue to hold that title for next 4-6 months. Get used to it..lmao:cool:

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very true. plus with tech devices, there are always issues and bugs. especially in the beginning. no device or tablet ever been released didn't have its own shortcomings. nature of the beast. the frequency of it just decreases as time passes and we get better at producing these things. same deal with high Res. displays. the yields are super low on them right now. meaning more nonfunctioning or not up to quality standards displays are made than perfectly working ones. that's why initially, super high res. displays on tablets will jack up the price alot.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
Maybe not. Both the Lenovo and Acer enter production in China next month and will be unveiled at CES in less than two weeks. And people freaking out about battery life with a higher res display, the Acer has a larger battery than the Prime. They and the Toshiba Excite which launches in February all will have ICS. Choice is good.

P.S. - To be competitive with the Prime both will come with optional Aluminum radio blocking shields that snap on to the back. ;)

Acer A700

Teg3 - 2GB RAM

1900x1200 HD Display

9800 mAh Battery

Dolby Sound

3G

http://www.slashgear.com/acer-iconi...droid-ics-drive-with-nvidia-tegra-3-30205079/

Lenovo LePad K2

1.6Ghz Teg3 - 2GB RAM

1900x1200 HD Display

http://www.netbooknews.de/57146/lenovo-lepad-k2-quad-core-tablet-produktion-lauft-im-januar-an/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
Acer is certainly not known for having the best build quality. Just saying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
Have you read the front page? Asus may get their act together like they did with the TF1, but the Prime's not exactly a beacon of quality as it stands right now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
Want to bet both these tablets have so much lag
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] theoilman:
there will always be bugs with a new product, but at a certain level it becomes unacceptable. most of a tablets functions include wifi, so bad wifi connection is simply unacceptable. GPS is more forgivable, but still unacceptable IMO.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I know. That was my point. The Acer tablet was mentioned as a better alternative to Asus' questionable quality. I was just saying that Acer isn't the company to point to for improved build quality.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] drynyks:
This is a great post! +1

Please take it back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
Do you really think that's the case with the Prime? Other than the Teg3 chip there's really nothing "bleeding edge" about it. Others are thinner, it's still running on HC, and the super-bright display's neat but not a real advancement. And it doesn't seem that any of the major issues have anything to do with Teg3; they're pretty much design issues or poor choices from a sourcing perspective. I think people would be more forgiving if it didn't have so much in common with other devices built by both Asus and other manufacturers.

It'll be interesting to see in comparison the types and quantities of issues (and there will be issues) the Lenovo and Acer experience. If they're worse, Asus wins. If they're not, well...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Arun01:
Wow all these super high Res displays on a 10inch tablet lol.How on earth is Samsung going to put a resolution of 2500x1600 on a 11.6 inch screen lol.Oh boy can't wait to see that. I'm happy with the prime.All I want is ICS for now then we can talk.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
Simple, having nothing to do with mobile devices, they're really good at display technology. Up until the iPad3 (it's being made by Sharp because of the war) they've produced over 80% of Apple's displays (the yellow ones were made by LG). From the initial specs though, the Samsung's not going to be cheap and that'll put off a lot of people. And that's not even counting all the proprietary connectors for HDMI, SD, and USB. Asus makes their money on the dock, Samsung on connectors. ;)