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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillyBob3:
As toad advertised, cleangb just #$%ing works. I see a lot of ppl move to mtd with no issues, but it doesn't give me anything I don't already have ... yet. Cool factor, sure, but I will hold out for that compelling reason before flashing. Maybe 1.0.4 or 5....or if I get bored one night. Lol

Sent by my CleanGB Epic using XDA App
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
The one thing it does give you is more phone memory for apps. About 150MB more. And from what I read doesn't have the journaling issues of EXT4 from BML, so there should be a lot less FCs from battery pulls, freezes or drops.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DoubleD84:
Hey Everyone,

I have managed to destroy two Atrix's. The LCD was broken on the first then wifi/bluetooth just failed on the 2nd. While changing the LCD's I managed to crack the good one putting the phone back together.

I ordered a replacement from RepairsUniverse ($87.98CA) and it took two weeks to show up. I put the phone back together yesterday and I'm getting a flashing Green light. At first I thought the battery was completely drained so I left it for about an hour to charge. I would than get a flashing red light with a white flash in the middle than more red flashing. I'm sure it's telling me something here.

I did have the new LCD show an image but it was so dark that you could only see it if you reflected the light off the screen a certain way.

I have put the original LCD in and it will boot and show a picture (cracked obviously) so I don't know what the issue is with the new LCD. The part numbers on the cable are identical so I know it's the right piece.

What now? RMA or is there something else to try? Kind of pissed about it. I've been using a BB Curve 8530 and it's the biggest P.O.S. Can't stand BB since I made the switch to android
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] soundneedle:
Has anyone else noticed that when the tablet is charging, if you rub your fingers very lightly on the metal back you will feel what seems like very light vibrations? I tried this on two primes and each does the same----this only happens when the AC is plugged into the prime. It's as if the tablet is not properly grounded or something. I really want to like this thing but I have growing doubts about Asus' build quality.

For example, lightly rub the back left side from bottom to top. Keep your right off the tablet. Once you feel the tingling grasp the tablet with your hand (touching the metal of course). You should now notice the tingling can't be replicated with your left hand... As if your right hand is now grounding the tablet. Remove your right hand and continue rubbing with your left hand. Good vibrations??
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kerryking1:
Yeah I was wondering what that was
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aimfire72:
Have it on mine too, wtf?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Red One:
Same thing happened on the dock of the original Transformer (TF101).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] _Gir_:
My macbook pro does that too. I wouldn't be concerned, just don't take a bath with it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Sokonomi:
Thats just the prime sapping your life force, please disregard. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] markimar:
how do you guys find all these things? Y'all have too much time on your hand's!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] franky_402:
at first i couldn't feel it but i found it, weird feeling but kinda cool
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
Can't replicate the issue or maybe just don't realize it but nothing to worry about I'm sure
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slient:
This was a problem with the original transformer too

Flipping the charger upside-down fixed the problem for the original

Try that?

Shouldn't be anything to worry about though, it happens with a lot of laptops too
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
http://google.com/search?q=tingly+sensation+when+charging
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Electrofreak:
I don't have mine yet, but I'd put a multimeter on it.

Is this when you're charging via the 120v USB adapter or a micro-USB cable? If it's via the 120v adapter you don't have a ground at the outlet.

USB has a ground wire but if the adapter doesn't have a ground, then the ground in the TP is only going to be a floating ground. Now I'm not an electrician, but my understanding is that this kind of ground tends to feed back into the power source, or in this case, the battery. The lid is likely grounded to this circuit, meaning if you walk across a thick carpet and touch the lid of your Transformer, instead of possibly frying your Transformer, the electricity is thrown off into the battery / charging circuit.

If someone can provide a more educated answer it would be appreciated, but this appears to be by design... better to protect the electronics in the device than worry about a couple volts escaping the charging circuit onto the back of the device. It seems to me like there would be a diode somewhere to only let power flow from the back into the charging circuit instead of allowing the opposite... but perhaps someone can explain this.

EDIT - I think I figured it out. There probably is a diode between the chassis ground and the charging circuit so that voltage to the chassis will ground to the battery instead of the battery pushing voltage to the chassis, but when the battery is being charged and thus already has all the voltage flowing in that it can handle, the rest of the device has to ground somewhere since the 120v adapter does not allow for an earth ground. So the TFP's circuits are grounding to the chassis during charging for lack of anywhere else to ground to.

I'm willing to bet that using a micro-USB charging cable would solve this issue since the TFP could ground back to the PC at the other end via the USB ground wire instead of the chassis.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] skeptikal:
You must really love your prime if you were gently stroking its back while it charged...lol...that said, mine does it too.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blairware:
Solution found - just do this!

Got some rubber Gloves?

Seriously, this is EXACTLY the same issue as we all experienced with the TF101. It is a polarity/grounding issue with the horrendously cheap charging unit supplied with the Transformer. A simple reversal of the polarity on the charger will stop the issue.

With the TF101, they released 2 different "fixed" charging... transformers, pun intended, and neither one made the slightest difference. I was seriously freaked when I first felt the "buzz" from the metal areas of the TF101, and did a LOT of research on it.

The weird thing is, they could have made one blade wider on the step down charger, to force it one way in the wall socket, but my guess it, it's different in different areas: Meaning, I had to put my charger in "upside down" (with the ASUS logo being upside down to eliminate the tingle, but at least one other person needed it the reverse.

It is seriously creepy feeling (some claim to like it LOL) and I can NOT believe that having a trickle of current, no matter how tiny, running across the entire casing can be good for the longevity of the device. When I saw that the charger was essentially unchanged form the TF101, I was seriously worried that the issue would still occur, and, of course with a full metal jacket, it would be that much more bothersome.

I do NOT expect ASUS to resolve this, since they never did on the first transformer, so it, just get used to plugging in the right way each time.

Anyone want to volunteer touch the casein when the buzz is present while in a bathtub? Might make for an interesting lawsuit.

I am actually semi-serious. Years ago we had a cheap Taiwanese video card fry the GPU, set off smoke alarms and bring out the Fire Department in the middle of the night. When I returned it the bottom of the pricing food chain warehouse, ALL of the employees came to the counter (all 12 of them, LOL) and wanted a look at it. You could see the noticeable worry on their faces, and what appeared to be actual fear in their eyes. Somewhat intrigued, I asked: "So why are you guys so worried about this? Answer: "We have a few hundred of these sold, and one in OUR labs fried last night, and actually started a fire. We are concerned about the others that are out there now...."

I'll BET they were. Asus isn't going to set anything afire, short of some tempers, but this is NOT a good issue to see an a "Premium" Top Tier Tablet. On THIS issue, I will be communication with ASUS.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] robomo:
Has anyone taken a multimeter and measured this? Touch one probe to the back of the Transformer Prime, and the other to a grounded or large metal object - a sink faucet or metal handrail etc..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
Ohh .... let me try *facepalm*

Lol

With the lawyer saying "my client was simply using his tablet in the bath ... whilst charging it"

Good plan batman :-)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the_game_master:
didn't someone die from doing that?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kokusho:
It's the same with the original Transformer, never had any problem whatsoever with that. don't worry it won't eat you, burns your house or erase your HDD (though, I wouldn't try this one if i were you.)

If you want to worry about something related, worry about the AC charger, if it's the same as the original one it definitly looks like a fire hazard.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
My aluminium HP laptop also has this. Same for my Desire Z. Nothing to worry about; move along people!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blairware:
Testing testing...

I intent to take a multimeter to it, as soon as I GET that darned ting, and right after I test for light bleed, Wifi performance wne whetheI am one of the "lucky" one who's GPS actually functions.

MAN, am I glad I got the "Premium" experience of the Transfomer Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] drzoo2:
The secondary side of the transformer in the power supply is isolated and not referenced to ground even if the primary is. This is for isolation and safety. The device can float above ground as much as 60v and still be considered operating within safe limits. This may be enough for a small tingle if your prone to being receptive. Some may feel it, some may not. If your concerned about it measure it with a voltmeter from chassis to ground. It should be under 60v.

z

p.s. this occurs to some degree with any ac/dc converter including laptops and any other device that is "Floating"
[EVO 4G General] CashMoneyMatt:
I need a good sense rom with working 4g?
[EVO 4G General] tropicalbrit:
My two favorites are The Classic and MikG. Great support by devs, plenty of themes, extremely optimized and such. If you want links, check the guide I made in my sig. I have links in post 3 I think
[EVO 4G General] CashMoneyMatt:
OK thanx I'm going to try them now =]
[EVO 4G General] nom051205:
Team Nocturnal Shooter E3D sense 3.0
[EVO 4G General] yagru:
You can try decks
[EVO 4G General] eggsack:
Synergy
[EVO 4G General] ffranco85:
+1
[EVO 4G General] Notorious:
Stock rom with bloatware removed
[EVO 4G General] Royalfox:
+1

Sent from my PC36100
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Harvz:
I bought the AT&T Samsung galaxy II skyrocket and put in my SIM card from my AT&T Samsung Infuse 4G. I can make calls and text but no data connection. I still have the unlimited data plan.

I know the Skyrocket is an LTE phone and I believe we don't have LTE yet here in South Florida. My Infuse is always on H+ connection in my area.

Is there any settings on Skyrocket or anything I can do to make it work?

Thanks and I appreciate your help in advance Guys.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Yees you have to call att and tell them you have a skyrocket. They have to provision your data to wok on it. I went through the same thing takes a 5 min phone call, and they give u an lte plan and fix your data( tell them you want to keep your unlimited data)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Harvz:
If I do that, will I still have data connection on my Infuse if I put back the SIM?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Harvz:
If I do that, will I still have data connection on my Infuse if I put back the SIM?

Sorry for the double post...I thought the first one did'n went through.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Yes you will. It will work in both phone. After you call att and get the skyrocket working
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Longcat14:
The LTE plan is reversible and will work on the HSPA+ APN, but for some reason, the skyrocket won't get any data (not even HSPA+ if you force it) unless you get their LTE plan (unlimited if you have it).

So yeah, just call them up, and say you want to switch to LTE unlimited, and they'll do it quickly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ReggieSmith:
Weird but they have to update your account so that you will attempt to use the LTE network. They will probably want to swap the SIM card itself too.
[Android General] thejaimes111:
I open this post to do a general discussion of this device.

PD: Sorry for my bad English :)

Mensaje enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart
[Android General] Kannibalism:
I use my vodafone smart for creating apps only nowadays i prefer using my blade for everyday use but overall the 858 is a good phone also with hard working devs
[Android General] thejaimes111:
Yes, but sometimes is too slow... The ZTE Blade is more fast than the Vodafone?

Mensaje enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart
[Android General] Kannibalism:
Yes i find the zte blade faster than the vodafone 858 but still i find the vodafone 858 a good phone to use i like the way it was built it has good quality small size and if dropped by mistake it can resist breaking
[Android General] thejaimes111:
Yes, it's true. Thanks !

Mensaje enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart
[Android General] Kannibalism:
a quick search on these forums will show you how to root the vodafone 858 and even install recoveries and custom roms incase you did not know and wish to try out a custom rom on the vodafone 858
[Android General] thejaimes111:
I know it. Thanks. I've got my phone Rooted and with Clockworlmod recovery in :)

Mensaje enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart
[Android General] Kannibalism:
No probs mate
[Android General] thejaimes111:
:) Thanks for all !

Mensaje enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart
[Android General] RoboRAWRR...:
ROOTED!! Now what....

As From the title... im rooted and happy! but now what?

*How can i backup the current rom (so it doesnt brick) before i install smartlucky or cyanogen?

*How can i make the phone faster?

*Smartlucky or cyanogen... which one?
[Android General] thejaimes111:
To backup the room I use the ClockMod Recovery, your phone will be faster if you install a ROM, and I prefer the CyanogenMod ROM because it have more options and extras but the SmartLucky is not too bad (I have installed the 2 onces) Sorry for my English, and good luck!

Enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart, ROM CyanogenMod 7.2 RC0, usando Tapatalk
[Android General] t.venkatesh81:
According to me Cyanogen 7.0 is very stable and battery lasts for even after a day with the use of Wifi and GPS enabled. I like it and Gingerbread has very cool look compared to Froyo.

But a very big drawback is the External speaker sound is very high with excessive boss. So it sounds very ugly. But in Headphones it is fine.

the Ringtones which comes through the external speakers are too very high BOSS.

But what i found in my experience, the Battery life in Vodafone UK stock ROM is almost equal to Cyanogen Mod. I bought this phone in INDIA so it came with IN stock ROM, it did not have much battery life. however i am still testing it. You feel the Cyanogen Mod is very much better because the CPU is over and under-clocked so it gives a great improvements. On a longer use you will find, application can freeze sometimes.. but it is not all the times. Another Point, the network carrier name is not resolving to its name. Say for example, if you network carrier Vodafone has the Network Code 40484, it shows the Network code rather than the network Carrier name. This is also happening when you go to settings and search for the available networks. I am seeing Just 40484 2G, 40485 3G etc and not the network names. This makes me difficult to switch over to other network when i roam across countries and cities.

But i am reverting to Cyanogen and Stock ROM often because to test the battery lifetime however i am music lover. So i need a most treble effects than BOSS even with external speakers. So still preferring Stock ROM.
[Android General] thejaimes111:
Thanks for all :), about the names of the networks carriers according to me the networks have her names, I have this phone from VodafoneES(Spain) and all the networks have their names...

About the battery in Cyanogenmod setting. You can change the CPU 'lock' to perform this, for example: The Spanish Stock ROM have the CPU on 252-600mHz range, the shorter number is the maximun CPU speed, if you put in a high number your phone will be more usefull for persons who calls a lot, and send too many sms, but the battery will decrease faster than if you put in a shorter number(like 128 in mi case). I hope you will understand me, because my English it's too bad. Byeee! !

Enviado desde mi Vodafone 858 Smart, ROM CyanogenMod 7.2 RC0, usando Tapatalk
[Android General] t.venkatesh81:
It is true and I agree every network has her name. My problem is it is not showing the name and shows only the network code. I found only India stock rom shows the name and rest of the rom like cm and other country rom shows network code in home screen and list of available network in settings
[Android General] Brokn.Down:
Hii? :D
[Android General] thejaimes111:
lol xD

Enviado desde mi Ascend G300 usando Tapatalk 2
[Android General] Sachintha chaminda:
A new rom is up !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2339183
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] skyline247:
Have had one of these on my E4GT for about two weeks now. It took some getting used to, but now, I don't think I would try anything else. It doesn't add too much bulk, and it makes the phone look a little snazzy. The Gel case that slips over the phone gives good grip, and the hard skeleton you place on top of that gives added protection, in case of drops. Once you get used to it, it is definately a great case.

Edit: Link - http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sprint-Sams...327795?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item2316708373
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Android300ZX:
Is it the picture or the front looks crooked?

It looks nice though.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] skyline247:
The gel skin pushes in with the skeleton sometimes. Needed adjusting.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ricard2798:
I have been sporting a HP touchpad for some time now (with cyanogen hack). Now I have an Asus on the ups truck. I am aware of all the possible issues with the prime etc... and we all know touchpad with cyanogen ain't perfect either.. so the question is (IGNORING THE PRICE DIFF), is the change from one to the other worth IT? I am assuming it is a sound and clear yes... butthem again, with altheissues it mightnit besuch a clear answer...any feedback is greatly appreciated.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] diecast17:
I would say yes! more apps and a much faster device!!! Just order from a store you can return the tablet with no problems. (like Best Buy)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dp92180:
I haven't seen too many people discuss this, but the new Roboto font is really nice. I feel like I notice it more and more...somewhat modern, but at the same time very calming. I know its a weird way of describing it, but it just feels right.

Anyways, back to the signal and battery threads.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] birkholze:
I agree. It's nice and clean. Sophisticated and understated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PolyOlefin:
I also think the font is nice. However, typography enthusiasts disagree emphatically. They call it a "franken-font" because of its inconsistencies.

I can find the article about it if someone shows interest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nadavfima:
Awesome font indeed. I have it installed on my mac... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
Yeah, I personally love it. I consider myself a pretty hardcore typography geek, but I honestly don't understand the "franken-font" complaints myself. I've actually used it in some web and print designs myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xRogerxC:
I agree as well. The Roboto font is just one of the many things I love about my GNex. The development pace on this phone is amazing :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
I love this font too, particularly the lock screen for some reason it stands out and looks great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irafih:
Could you send me the link to where you downloaded the Roboto font for your Mac. Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bear55:
I like it well enough but I miss having Helvetica on my Droid Charge.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
Nearly everytime go in Facebook it freezes is this only me?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
yea, facebook IS pretty cold(just teasing). try going to manage apps, find facebook, and clear its data. or, uninstall it then reinstall it from the market.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
Ill try that thank you :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donsh00tmesanta:
Is there a way to switch it off like in gb?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
Hit the menu button while in Data settings. Or click an app in the list at the bottom to be selective.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donsh00tmesanta:
Sweet!!!!! Thx
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flodb113:
You can also restrict background data for individual apps.

System Settings->Data Usage->

Select your app

->Check "Restrict background data"

EDIT: Yeah... Harbb already said that. Sorry:D
[Off-topic] walteroa:
Does anyone have experience in this chinese TV set top box?

(Attached txt with URL of the box)

Seems to be one of the most performance boxes with Amlogic 8726 (Cortex A9) for play 1080p definition.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Main Chipset: Media Processor:amlogic 8726-M

Design: Private metal die-casting design

Storage: Support External Storages via USB host / Support External Storage via.SD/MMC card

Connect Internet: LAN cable,WIFI and 3G(OPTIONAL)

Video: Watch online video by connect to internet local video playing

Video Decoding:Mpeg1/2/4,H.264,VC-1,Divx,Xvid,RM8/9/10,VP6

Video Formats: MKV,TS,TP,M2TS,RM/RMVB,BD-ISO,AVI,MPG,VOB,DAT,ASF,TRP,FLV etc full formats

Video Output: Connect your ready HD TV, Complete Compatiable outputing: 1920*1080P,720P,576P,480P

Audio Decoding: DTS,AC3,LPCM,FLAC,HE-AAC

Audio Formats: MP3,OGG,WMA,WMAPRO

Picture Formats: JPG,BMP,GIF,TIFF,PNG.

Interfaces

Video: HDMI1.3, CVBS, OPTICAL

Audio: L/R stereo analog audio outputing, Optical for audio source outputing.

Internet : RJ45 LAN cable port

Storage: USB-HOST, SD/MMC/MS

Subtitile supported: SRT,SUB,idx,SSA,SMI

Languages

Chinese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian, others can be developed.

Accessories

CVBS cable, USB cable, AC adapter, Remote-controller, User Manual

Power Spec

90-230V,50/60Hz input, max. power: 30W, Power Adapter, External adapter,5V/2A

Notes

Supports wireless keyboard,mouse via.usb port

Now, i'm looking (or challenge) any developer to create a mod version of the stock rom...:D

any interested in? :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephikun:
Well, my grandparents bought my parents, my sisters and I a Nook Tablet for Christmas, I've got the kindle app and GO! Launcher on it, and some other stuff. One of my sisters uses it non-stop, and I sold my android phone two months ago. I'm saving for an Android phone or tablet that I can root, if I get a tablet I'm most likely getting a Xoom, but I don't know what Android phones have dualcore processors, can be easily rooted and have ICS roms. My max price is $500, I think I can save up that much.

Thanks,

Mephikun