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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quidlor:
Thanks efrant! Those instructions worked.

I DID however discover something that I have not seen posted anywhere.

It would appear (for obvious reasons) that the OTA updates checks for version integrity. Due to me installing a different radio (Bell GN radio) the OTA update aborted itself and I saw the abort again when trying to manually update. This time I could see that the "radio" was mentioned and aborted. I re-installed the original Yakju radio from ITL41F and did the manual OTA update and it worked!

Now I just have to re-install the Bell GN radio image.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yeah, I should mention that in the first post. (You could have also removed the assert in the updater-script file, and it would have installed.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quidlor:
Can I prevent this problem for future OTA updates? Say 4.0.3 is pushed out, should I remove the assert in the update-script file now? or wait until it says "there's an update available"?

I don't want to have to manually update every time because I used a different radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisjaffe:
Thank you very much for the answers. I did not mean to cause such a fuss. I am aware of how to flash the image manually, as I did that to force the 4.0.1 update.

I guess what (as it turns out) I was really asking was, What caused this to stop? And how to I retry/restart the automatic update?

The only other info that I can think that is relevant here is that I am sure that I forced the actual OTA. I wonder if something happened during the flash, or since, that corrupted something that the update is checking.

Oh and it is an unlocked GSM Nexus though I am currently in the UK for about 6 months so I have given up my ATT contract for a Pay-as-you-go Lebara SIM while here.

Thanks again for the answers, next time I'll try to be more clear the first time.

cj
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
When the next update comes out, you can either either flash back the original radio before updating, or remove the assert in the update-script file in the new update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Tone:
I'm not sold on that KL1 modem. I used it for a while and got better battery life but I was constantly losing the data connection and having to reboot the phone.

I'm going to give KK6 a run and see how it performs. I can see already the battery life is down, but haven't had to reboot yet. Knock on Wood.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quidlor:
I had really bad HSAP+ to 3G switching when on the stock google image radio (xxkk1). My girlfriend who's with Rogers had it to until the first update which put the UGK radio.

This fixed both our connection issues. I haven't had what you've described at all.

I'm with Telus and she's with Rogers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chockm:
I had the same problem. I flashed yakju over yakjuux (flashed the radio too) i got the notification to update my sistem.. it started ok but after a while i got the red triangle with the android and when it restarted the notification was gone and i was in 4.0.1

I resolved this issue flashing yakju again, but this time i didn't flash the radio, I waited for the notification to update my system and everything went perfect after that i flashed the radio. It looks like you cannot get an OTA if you flashed a different radio.. for the next ota you have to put back first your old radio ( xxkk1) before you accept the update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xyzulu:
Exactly correct. The OTA update (well the last one 4.0.2) checks the radio and a few other things before the update will proceed.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
My transformer prime hasn't arrived yet, but it should any day now. I'd like to have a screen protector ready to apply when I unbox the tablet.

Has anyone here used this ZAGG invisibleSHIELD with their Transformer Prime? Does it actually fit right on the front and back? Are there any issues with clarity? Does it still allow your finger to slide smoothly across the screen like it's supposed to?

zagg.com/invisibleshield/asus-eee-pad-transformer-prime-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php (bad link due to low post count)

Please post your own review, or link any other reviews you find in this thread.

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Update: I went ahead and ordered it, since it has a lot of good reviews with other devices. If you order the full body version from zagg.com you automatically get free shipping. Using the coupon code "fbfans25" will also remove $10 from the price.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ajamils:
Looks the same as Extreme Guard for twice the price.

I got the Extreme Guard one and even though the back skin looks and works great, I wasn't too thrilled with the screen protector due to it being slightly (very) off and I couldn't get it lined perfectly and ended up throwing it away.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] footar:
I ordered the full protector and it's on it's way. I have really liked the Zagg products in the past on other devices. I will post an update when I get mine and have it installed.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
Let us know if it fits in the dock if you have one. I know the skinomi skins have trouble with it when fully covered. Thanks :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jeff1192:
Yes let us know what you think of it once you get it. I have one on my iPhone and I'm considering it for my Prime but I have the same concerns you do regarding look and feel. I'm also curious about the fit at the back. Does it stretch over the raised ASUS lettering or is it cut out?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jdbaker82:
where did you find one for the prime I have only seen it for og transformer?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] colbyb25:
My Zagg arrived today. It works great. Just make sure the bottom of the screen is securely on if you have the dock. It is a tight fit, but it certainly works wells.

I have it for just the screen btw....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BUYMECAR:
Getting my Prime covered with GhostArmor tomorrow. They have kiosks at nearly every mall. If they do a bad job then you can request a refund. Costs 35 for full shield, and only 10 for following visits to entirely replace the skin.

I don't trust myself with clear shields.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] LNKNPRKFN:
i use the ZAGG TF101 only cause its cheaper...$14.99 and its only a bit smaller then the TFP201,with the case on, the screen is completely protected anyway so the TF101 ZAGG is probably the way to go!!! I love ZAGG products
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
Have you noticed any line forming on the screen protector where it touches the dock? Someone was saying that happened with the full body skinomi protector in another thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] foboi1122:
Have u gotten the protector yet? I was thinking about doing this too. Is it too thick to fit in the dock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
I updated the original post with a coupon code(fbfans25) I found for 25% off. Hopefully when both the protector and the tablet come in I can post a short review.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] achuong08:
i hate zaggs because they tend to stick to my fingers, i prefer bodyguardz. i get better grip with the zagg, but when playing games like fruit ninja, it gets really hard when my fingers are sticking the the protector. i have had about 4 zaggs, and 2 bodyguards. bodygurads are still my favorite
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] matt75371:
It didn't fit the screen correctly due to size differential? I'm considering getting the extreme guard caz of its price - do you know if it works with the dock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gsk3rd:
Ordered back and front. Got free shipping and $10 off so i paid $29.99 for back and front protection. Will update with pics and a review.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Darkeyce:
Ghost Armor just applied

I just put GA on my prime tonight so its still drying, etc.

Initial thoughts;

Unlike Zagg, there is less of the "orange Peel" effect, I didn't mind that in fact i have Zagg on all my phones and like the grippiness. The GA has a very slight orange peel but i think that is just the nature of a vinyl or poly protector.

It's very shiny, make the back look like it was shellacked, again not bad but the texture on Aluminum is lost.

I will say i was a disappointed with the cut of the front and back pieces, I don't know if the material shrinks after cutting but the front piece is a good 1/8 to short on one side. The back is about 1/16 all around. It doesn't look bad but i know its there.

There are cutouts for everything, the speaker, headphone jack, light sensors and cameras. the kit did come with thin pieces for the beveled edge. that was nice, those pieces are sized almost perfectly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andru47:
Question

For those you got the Zagg full body kit, how does it fit with the dock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gsk3rd:
well i have them installed right now and they are leaving marks on the screens where the dock connects. not really impressed. i will probably remove the shields.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
That sucks! I have my full body shield waiting for the prime, which comes on Monday. Hopefully I can figure out some way to use it, even if it's the screen part only. I'd hate to have to send it back. Of course this all depends on whether or not I need to send the actual prime back due to dead pixels or some other issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gsk3rd:
Well i took the the screen one off but left the back on. You could cut the protector or notch out where the dock touches the screen.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xdaspyder:
I got the Zagg for mine, have had it for about a week and I'm disappointed. I put it on very carefully and let it dry for the appropriate amount of time. If it was just on the tablet by itself it would be fine. A little sticky, but not a huge issue.

The main problem is repeated removal form the dock. I started see a piece on one side bending from pressure entering the dock. Now I am seeing it in a couple other places on the other side. I don't slam it in when I'm docking and now I have to be extra extra careful so I don't ruin it. That or cut off the dock part, which may be the solution here in the near future.

Either way, the screen was not designed with the dock in mind. If you have a dock and remove often, then do your research first, I likely wasted my money and will need something better.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] PoloRX:
I just ordered my Zagg shield from Best Buy the other day,it will be in soon!

Don't think we have them in stock yet,but I was able to get one in from the warehouse.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gsk3rd:
Yea I had the same issue with the dock. The protector felt great on the screen but bunched up on me when I put the dock on. I think i might email Zagg and fill them in. Not looking for money back just a heads up.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blairware:
I don't GET Screen Protectors on a tablet.

All this fascination with "Screen Protectors" I DO understand wanting to protect the back, as folks that are not super cautious will avoid a nasty scratch and wear to the beautiful WiFi/GPS blocking metal casing of the Prime. LOL!

As for the screen, this is my thought: Anything with hardened glass, such as Corning Gorilla Glass is not likely to get scratched with any sort of reasonable care. Further, any event or "collision" with something strong enough, sharp enough and with enough velocity to scratch hardened glass is NOT going to be protected by a plastic or polymer film. I doubt it would even lessen the impact.

Consider: Would putting a nice coat of wax on your car help if a shopping cart struck it? Or, perhaps closer to home, would putting saran wrap on your windshield prevent a stone chip? Plastic coverings for PAINTED surfaces make a lot of sense, since a stone will chip paint easily, and the additional plastic will provide additional deflection, energy absorption, and basically come between the two materials. Even on a phone this makes a LITTLE sense, as folks do carry them in pants pockets with keys, coins etc. How is your TABLET going to come in contact with metal? In the kitchen are you going to change wallpaper with a metal spatula? Note that Gorilla glass does not have much in the way of BREAKAGE resistance. I am continually amazed at the boneheads that put large touchscreen phones in their back pocket, sit on it, and cry that the "Gorilla Glass sucks! It’s for scratch resistance, not breakage! If you want to sit on your phone, go ahead and be a bloody ass!

Anything hard enough to scratch Gorilla Glass, will STILL scratch Gorilla glass, even with a coating over it. Plus, how do you clean a screen with this crap on it?

The Prime, like several Apple products has an Oleophobic coating, that doesn't really PREVENT fingerprints, but it IS the reason they wipe off so easily. The OG Transformer screen was almost "grippy" when wiping it, and a real pain to get prints off. The Prime is super easy to wipe clean and the coating is the reason.

You should not use any cleaners on the screen unless they are certified to be safe for Apple product screens. That is your best assurance they will not effect the oleophobic coating.

Another disappointment: The back of the device was said to have Oleophobic coating as well, and I believe that is why people claim the "feel" is not quite right, as in too smooth. But is does nothing to help keep it clean. I was really annoyed at how easy the back prints up with marks (though Lemon Pledge is man’s best friend) I would LOVE a nice coating for the back, but it would have to be cosmetically perfect to appeal to me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
Hey man, let us know what you think of the ghost armor. I'm thinking about getting the carbon fiber one but I don't know what color to get.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xdaspyder:
Not many people here talking about protecting the back. If I want it protected, I'll get a case, not additional plastic wrapping.

Prime leaves crazy fingerprint unprotected and Zagg is excellent scratch protection. Getting a fingernail to close to the screen 1 too many times can ruin the whole thing. I have a cheapo phone protector with scratches all over it, but the phone screen is fine underneath. Not to mention what it might rub against when your sitting it down or storing it for mobility.

Feel free to call your car, house and health insurance and tell them no thank you, you don't like wasting money on things that might help out, but don't matter if nothing happens or that won't prevent ultimate destruction in worse case scenarios.

Cleaning with protector on is a helluva lot easier and not needed nearly as often.

Cleaning my screen multiple times a day to get rid of fingerprints was a nightmare. Needed after every other use and no my fingers aren't super greasy. With protector I can go much much longer without worrying about it.

For someone complaining about how useless a front protector is, being this focused on the BACK of the device is really hypocritical. I hope you don't spend as much time staring at the back as it sounds. Here's a hint, flip it over to get to the good stuff. =P
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
I've seen at least three youtube prime reviews that have mentioned scratches on their screens within the first week. Despite what Corning wants you to think, Gorilla Glass IS susceptible to scratches. Asus, and every other manufacturer that uses Gorillas Glass, knows this is true, which is why they always encase their products in clear film during manufacturing and packaging.

Watch this video for an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EimSyAIuDoI

Scratches won't happen if you are careful, but all it takes is one accident to ruin it for good. A screen protector is a hassle, but worth the peace of mind it will give me while using my expensive device. Also, the back plate will probably be even more prone to scratches than the screen, since it's highly likely people will want to rest the device on it's back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eraursls1984:
The screen is what needs the most protection, if it gets scratched up it can make it hard to use, if the back gets scratched it doesn't effect the usability of the tab. I'm not sure what brand screen protectors you've used but they with take a lot of abuse (scratch wise) without scratching the screen. No, they won't protect it from a boulder, but we don't use them to protect against cracks, we use them for scratch protection. Gorilla glass is way over rated, out of the Android phones I've had the ones with gorilla glass have scratched the easiest, my thunderbolts (not gorilla glass) were much more scratch resistant than my bionic (gorilla glass). I've also never had a problem cleaning the screen protectors either, maybe you should try a decent brand.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
When my transformer prime arrived yesterday I immediately applied the ZAGG invisibleSHIELD to both sides. It was actually easier than I thought it would be, and you can barley even tell it's there. There is hardly any "orange peel" effect to it, allowing me to easily slide my finger across the screen.

The three most important tips for the install are making sure everything is totally clean and dust free, not letting liquid fall into the speaker or other slots, and using a lot of the application liquid. The protector should "float" on the surface of the liquid, allowing it to be perfectly adjusted in place before using the squeegee. I did the back first, then left it for three hours and did the front. From there I let it dry overnight.

It was pretty obvious that it wasn't going to go into the dock correctly with the two protectors on, so I went ahead and removed the felt stickers (one long one and two small ones) from the front side of the docking clamp, as was suggested by someone in the ghost armor thread. I also used some adhesive remover to get rid of the sticky stuff that was underneath the sticker.

It is still a very tight fit, and it squeaks a bit going in. I've only docked and undocked it a few times, but so far there has been no bunching up. However, there is a faint rounded outline of the docking clamp on the bottom of the protector, as well as some faint smudges within the outline that I suspect might be residual adhesive left from the sticker. It's hardly noticeable in any case, and the trade off for the extra scratch protection is more than worth it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Smahon03:
I just applied my Zagg total body skin and found a method that works. Initially I put both front and back on and, like everyone else, it didn't fit into the dock well. I peeled them both off and sent for a free replacement (+$3 shipping). Thanks lifetime replacement :-) .

On round 2, I measured exactly where the lower part of the prime is covered when docked into the keyboard, and with a straight razer and ruler I was able to cut off a 1cm x 5-6cm (I dont remember the exact measurements) from the bottom both the front and back pannel exactly where the keyboard dock would cover, then applied the skins as I normally would.

This method works great! The front and back are protected very well and it slips in and out of the dock effortlessly. When outside of the dock, the missing bottom pieces are only slightly noticable but only in good lighting, and once inside the keyboard dock the edges are covered and I can't tell the difference at all, even on close inspection.

Seeing as how I'm attached to the dock 95% of the time, this is how I would reccommend using the Zagg total body on the Transformer Prime.

Pictures pending, available on request.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xPSYCHOTRONx:
I have both back and front zagg protection for my prime. The back skin is custom image, they went on great and working perfect with no bubbles or any dmg. You can hardly tell there is a screen protector on it. So far I'm happy with my purchase.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jchristine23:
I got the Zagg screen protector as well. It went on super easy and appears to be a good quality screen protector. I've had it on for a couple weeks now, and you wouldn't even know that it's there except for one problem that I am having. Where the tablet docks is getting messed up. In the three places where the keyboard clicks in the screen protector is getting all wrinkly. I'm going to have to call Zagg, because I don't know if I got a bad one or if they are all like that.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 650hpAMG:
Apparently they are all like that. Guess I will hold off on this one. I have Zagg on both my Sensations and Exhibit II-all great.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spiraleyes00:
Yep, they are all like that. If you get a replacement you will have the same problem. In order to fix it, you either need to modify the protector by cutting it around where it will dock while it's still on the original paper it came with, or modify the dock by removing the front felt stickers inside the clamp and using adhesive remover to get the glue off.

I did the second thing, and it has worked out pretty well. It squeaked a lot at first, but there is zero squeaking now. There is a faint outline of the docking clamp on the front side of the tablet protector, but it is hardly noticeable, and it has not gotten any worse from day one. All things considered, I am really satisfied with it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mahkie:
this is gonna be very hard for me

Hello!

I got my Zagg protection 4 days back. So far, I really love what it has done to my prime as far as the desired protection is concerned. I noticed some scratches on the back just weeks after i got mine. I had to wait for the shield so i had to hold my prime very carefully for some time. But now, it has done the job for me I believe. I get to secure my tablet without having to conceal its natural beauty. I didn't like the thought of using leather to protect the back. So I am happy on that concern.

However, what scares me to death is how tight it is when i try to dock it. The shield must be quite too thick for my virgin dock. (i can find no better word) I have not used my dock since, and I don't want to even consider not using my dock ever. Now I've read a lot of guys mentioning about peeling off the felt between the docks. I just don't feel like i want my dock to adjust to the shield. OMG my prime costs 850USD from where I am!!! I want the shield to adopt. Maybe if I cut the portion of the screen (front)shield from where the tab and dock conjuncts it would fit. Or maybe it still won't? If it would, I wouldn't mind to leave that portion on my tablet unprotected. But if this means i have to peel the backside shield as well, now I dont really want to leave that area unprotected. The back plating is more vulnerable to scratches.

Also, does anybody know if cutting the shield will void the warranty? I had the lady at Zagg install the shield for me. They charge, but I don't trust my self and/or my patience on this. I read the warranty. It said, the warranty takes effect as soon as i bring the shield home. Any idea? :)

Or has Zagg come up with a solution yet?! A product that gives so much hassle is not at all good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spectredroid:
I haven't got the shield for mine because I was afraid of what you are going through. I usually like zagg, but they need to make it with that part cutout. I can't live without my dock. Sorry to hear about your troubles though. A buddy of mine got a zagg for the ipad 1 at Marshalls for five bucks. He cut it to fit his galaxy tab. Obviously he won't have a warranty, but for five bucks who cares. I might give that a go if I can find one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jirv311:
I just got my Zagg on and I can honestly say I hate it. Half of the application liquid had seeped out of the sprayer but I was still able to get it fairly wet. Even still, after pulling it up several times because it was too sticky to move, I have several spots that are almost hanging off the edges. Even after getting all of the bubbles out, it looks terrible. I can see a lot of blemishes even with the screen on. I may try another because the feel isn't too bad but so far I'm not too impressed. Just my experience.