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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] YMAA:
Works great with the CDMA version with extended battery. It's like it was designed to work with it.

Definitely fits better and looks nicer than the Silicrylic from Incipio I was using before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donovanc.williams:
Evidently the Rev1 & 2 were having problems always pressing the volume up/down button, you can check early posts in this thread for exact details. They did the cut out due to popular demand (I'm pretty sure), anywayz I HIGHLY prefer the cutouts but hey, to each their own right? :D

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Ooops, ignore the "check early posts in this thread" thing. I guess that was in another thread for the older Revisions.

Sorry.

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Just in case you want to check it out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1372342&page=2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrBigFeathers:
I got the Matte Smoke version last night. The fit is perfect but I'm disappointed with the grip. It's pretty slippery. just as slippery as the phone with no case IMO. So I ordered the high-gloss Smoke version last night. Hopefully that one has more grip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CBMC:
Yes. You are right. It isn't grippy at all. It is a smooth dry feeling matte. I like the look of it better than glossy, but it definitely can be slippery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Nice review, just ordered mine should get it this friday.

Also next time PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, clean your screen! Smudge city!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rault18:
Hahaha I know right..I always have it dirty !! .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ridel:
This thread has made me decide on getting a Diztronic over SPG. Thanks all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CB620:
Awesome case. Just received mine today. Getting rid of my Qubit :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biggiestuff:
Would love one in yellow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jackattack:
I can't say enough good things about their customer service. The case is awesome and trust me, they will work with you on any issues you have. You will not get customer service like this from any of the big companies. I wish they sold more stuff because they're so great to deal with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j c m:
+1 on their customer service. The best in the business.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wolfman87:
Did you call or email them? I emailed them last week and know they were at CES, so they're probably in the process of getting back to people, but if calling them speeds up the process, I'd rather do that :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RacingManiac:
You can stipple it:

Helped me a lot with the lack of grip...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drdobsg:
Belt Clip

Does anyone know if there is a belt clip / holster available that will work with this case? I really like the look of this case but I like using a belt clip holster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bigal77:
Just stabbed it with something?? How did you do that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehdoughnut:
I bought the Seidio Surface Holster and it fits pretty well. It seems that the Diztronic is thinner than the Seidio Surface case though since the Diztronic is a tad loose in the holster (barely), but not enough to bother me.

http://www.seidioonline.com/samsung-galaxy-nexus-surface-holster-p/hlssgnlasc.htm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RacingManiac:
Soldering iron. Small, quick stab of the tip with the case off the phone. Staying on the material too long and it'll probably melt through as its not too thick. But it works well.

Firearm guys do this to their plastic/polymer parts for the exact purpose of making the surface less slick and more grippy for better control over the gun. I figure it'll work for the phone too...:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drdobsg:
When you say it is loose, does it still feel secure? Does it feel like it can fall out easily? I had an incedent where my blackberry was loose in the holster and it fell out and the screen cracked. On the plus side it led to me getting rid of my blackberry and getting this phone. :) But I do like this phone, so I don't want it falling out when i bump into a wall or run for a train.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rault18:
Very nceb, never thought of that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehdoughnut:
It is very secure. I would probably think the little play, or looseness, was meant to be there if I didn't previously own the Seidio Surface case/holster for my old Incredible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimboss:
any issues with this case and screen protectors? more specifically the xo skin? thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pithism:
love this case works well with LTE version WITH extended 2100 Samsung Battery.

Absolutely no problems with it whats so ever. Highly recommend it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Not at all. I've been watching for it too. I have an XO as well.

LTE EX Galaxy Nexus - AOSP KANG

Asus Transformer - 3.2.1 OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Magnus_CA:
Anyone else notice the cutout for the speaker window is a but off side to side?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CBMC:
Very slight. But yes, it is off. I never even noticed it. These cases can shift a little bit depending how you put them on. Not sure if that has anything to do with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmscritic:
Diztronic TPU Case

I just received mine today and it works beautifully. Fits nicely, cutouts are perfect. I tossed the screen protector that came with it because I hate them personally but the case itself it perfect, hands down. Shipped to canada took 9 days which isn't too bad either.

10% off coupon for those interested: REPEATBUYER
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SovereigN7:
Just got my case today. The case feels fantastic. Applied the screen protector that came with it.

The screen protector itself is horrible in quality, but I guess that's a given anyway. The case it perfectly good. However, I'm getting this pointer issue; the device seems to be getting input response on the very right top, going up and down along the right edge. It won't stop unless I turn the device off, than on again. It was perfectly working before the installation, and I checked if any lint was underneath and used tape to remove it. I'm assuming this is a fault with the screen protector, and I'm gonna wait till the xo skin arrives.

http://i527.photobucket.com/albums/cc360/sdgfwe/IMG_2997.jpg
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Realistpm:
couldn't agree more with the comments praising customer service... and very fast shipping... also fits very well

i got mine (went with smokey grey... might grab a black one to switch it up once in awhile) on ebay for 9.90 here... free shipping

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260906211941
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] claud_face:
I had smoke grey transkuscent and just got matte black and wow does this phone look a lot better with this color.

I'm thrilled! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] la7lou7a:
Can anyone tell us if they did a drop test with this thing? :D I'm not sure how protective this case really is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PolyOlefin:
It's really meant to protect against scuffs and scratches. Thin, flexible plastic won't do much against dropping it on pavement.

But, because of the lip around the screen, it might prevent it from shattering if it lands on its face from a low-height drop.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The_Tech_Ninja:
Purchased this case.. yada yada...

I love it LTE Extended battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asianrage:
Thin and slim plastic cases will never be as protective (in a drop test, if at all) as a "thick" hybrid silicone/polycarbonate shell setup like the Seidio Active or Otterbox Commuter. It'll surely protect against fluffy pillows and plush carpeting though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sofia-captivate:
Wow just received my black matte case. Best 10$ ever spent much better than my Sgp neo hybrid and better than ringke rearthusa.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ARchamps:
Love this case. Anyone use a desktop dock that works with this case?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biggiestuff:
I don't use a desktop dock but I use the phillips AS351 speaker dock and with the diztronic it fits just fine on the dock to get a charge. I figured for a few more bucks I'd get a speaker dock that also acts as a portable speaker for the beach or whatnot. It was on sale at best buy for 85 bucks but i had 35 dollars worth of reward zone GC's to burn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippstuh:
Here is a code I received after purchasing this. I don't have use for it so someone can use it. Its probably a unique code so first come first serve. Happy Friday!

YYAA9ARG for 10% off your next order from the Diztronic / TPU-Cases Amazon Store! Code expires on 4/30/12.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Received my matte black diztronic from Amazon last night. Overall, I think it is great for what it is. I have the GSM Galaxy Nexus with the Samsung 2000 mah extended battery and the case fits just fine. I didn't even try the screen protector - just chucked it in the trash with the packaging. I've never been a fan of cases, and I still am not, but will use this because it does offer some reasonable protection since it seems I always drop my phone within the first 3 months of having it... One thing that really bugs me though is that I got the matte black one, but the part around the bezel is actually gloss black. Because the case fits so well, it actually looks like part of the phone and the gloss black makes it look cheap somehow. I think a yellow or some other color might be better, but just my opinion. I had the cover on today and the phone was in my pocket while I was cutting some wood and plastic (making a hell of a mess) and sawdust and plastic bits worked their way between the phone and the diztronic cover, so be aware that something more nasty like sand could get in there and scratch the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shinytop:
I had been using vent mounts with my last car. My new car vent design does not let the vent mounts fit securely. I found a mount that uses the CD slot in the radio. It is by Mountek and can be found on Amazon. Works great with my Gnex and since it is of the universal type fits the phone with the Diztronic case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
anyone try the matte case with clingo mounts? does it stick well to the adhesive?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PleaseBreathe:
I've dropped mine twice from about 3.5 feet onto ceramic tile. Phone is fine. Case has a small scuff. Very happy considering how minimal the case is. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sk00bs:
just got this case and love the its slim profile feel.. the gloss lip around the phone is also very clean i would recommend this case for anyone looking for a slim profile case very clean.. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biggiestuff:
Does anyone know if they plan on making more colors? I have the diztronic glossy black and cruzerlite cases but the diztronic just fits better overall for the LTE extended battery. I would love a yellow case with the diztronic fit to it.
[General Accessories] nerys71:
Ok looking at a 64gb card on craigslist (sandisk) I need to be able to TEST this card on the spot from my laptop to see if its good.

my usually program h2testw is useless. it tests the old way by copying files to fill the card and verifying. incase you don't want to bother thats 144 minutes to gets a 64gb card.

not only will my batter not last that long but I doubt he would WAIT that long for me to test.

even if I just test to 32gb point (not likely to be a fake at that point) its still over an hour.

There has to be a faster way to test this card.

is there a program out their that writes a small file to random areas of the memory card ?? for example right a file to the card "as if" the card already has 50gb of data on it.

is that "area" valid? if so the card is likely valid and would only take seconds to test

what about rapidly making a "fake" file to consume 40 or 50gig of "space" so the next file I write (my test file picture for example) would be higher up confirming if its real or not

that has to be a more reasonable way to tests these things than to wait 2.5 hours to read write to the whole stinking card.

any help would be greatly apprecaited.
[General Accessories] x942:
I used to use http://www.mynikko.com/dummy/ (Dummy File Creator). If you don't enable random data it seems to be pretty fast. I made a 16GB file in like 10 min. but that was to an internal SSD and your mileage may very. I would try it out first before you do it for real.
[General Accessories] nerys71:
sadly that is doing almost exactly what h2testw does it actually writing a file to the disk so it will take the same 144 minutes (your SSD is just a lot faster than a usb stick)
[General Accessories] x942:
Sorry about that. Here are some tips that may help:

EDIT: Oh and I got the tips from this guide --> http://reviews.ebay.com.au/How-to-t...d-USB-Drive-CF-MMC-Etc?ugid=10000000001287720

For files I would use Dummy file maker to make say 4 150MB file ahead of time and copy them over when you are there. The two times I had fake Cards they wouldn't write properly and the files would be gone after removal. Once formatted it showed the 16GB was only 8GB. So number 1 and 2 above are what I would try for sure.
[General Accessories] AdamOutler:
,Using dd you can direct write to bytes... eg.. dd if=myFile of=/dev/sdb1 seek=32000000000000 which will skip the number of bytes in the seek field, then write your file to /dev/sdb1. If you pull that back off your card using the "skip=32000......" you can verify that with a hex editor.

Hope that was helpful

see "man dd" for more.
[General Accessories] nerys71:
can you clarify this DD thing? what is it? the plan ideally is to copy a picture to spaces on the card and then "read" the images back off to verify they are good.

how do I use this DD to do that and where do I get it?
[General Accessories] AdamOutler:
Its a linux command. You can write to any block on any disk from a file and read from any block on any disk to a file. Get linux here: http://ubuntu.com/download
[General Accessories] ChinaElectronicsInsider:
By far the most efficient way to test for fake memory cards is to run the H2 burn in test. H2 is basically standard testing software for the flash memory industry in China and Taiwan. The program writes data into the flash memory up to full capacity, and then verifies all of said data. If the program fails, then most likely the flash memory has been set at a fake capacity (for example, flash memory was originally 512MB but set at a fake capacity of 2GB and sold as 2GB) or the flash memory is of low quality, with many bad blocks/sectors. Basically if the flash memory product does not pass H2, then the product is not a reliable storage solution. For a video tutorial on how to use H2 as well as more info on the program check out http://www.chinaelectronicsinsider.com/technical/how-test-fake-flash-memory
[General Accessories] nerys71:
Problem is such software is utterly useless to protect oneself with.

once you BUY the flash drive there is no give backs. its yours.

this software takes LITERALLY HOURS (3.4 hours for the 64gb flash drive)

NO seller is going to stand their for 3.4 hours while I test the flash drive.

what we need is a random smaller test set.

write a file verify it. write another at 1gb mark test it write another at the 2gb mark test it 4gb 5gb etc.. ie something I can do in 5 minutes.
[General Accessories] ChinaElectronicsInsider:
Random smaller tests while more practical are not at all efficient for larger capacity memory drives. If a buyer is intending on using the full capacity, better to test it all. A 10GB drive can be set at 16GB, and if a buyer only did a successful 5 minute test of say up to 8GB, then would still have been duped and will be missing out on an extra 6GB of storage. Also, with some upgradeable USB controllers, once the storage has been used past the actual capacity and begins having errors, often times the drive will become problematic afterwards and the actual capacity is not even reliable for storage. In these cases, the only way to regain the actual storage capacity would involve running a low level format using the corresponding MP tool, which is a technical process beyond the scope of the typical flash memory user.
[General Accessories] nerys71:
problem is the test itself is literally USELESS for protecting oneself once you get into truly large capacities like 16gb 32gb and 64gb

it would take almost 3 hours to fully test a 64gb card.

NO ONE and I mean NO ONE and justifiably so is going to stand their while you run a 3 hours test on a $50 drive. they just are not going to do it.

what we need is a piece of software that will write 1mb per gb. so write a MB confirm it. then write another mb at the 1gb mark then at the 2gb mark then at the 3gb mark etc.. etc..

while this won't confirm a good or bad memory card IT WILL confirm a "fake" or "real" memory card which is the primary issue at hand.
[General Accessories] lastnikita:
This is not correct. That software should NOT stop at 8GB, this would be stupid. Let it go the the max capacity, and you're pretty safe.

In most cases (fake drives), you don't have to actually test each and every bit of data, he's right.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] NebZoNe:
hi shinichi, be thankfull for that backup app, more backup tools are always welcomed with wp7 devices!!

A little question, how do i manage to have it in english? it installs in chinese by default on my french hd7...

Edit: the attached thumbnails is the solution...wasn't able to find "settings"...

Thanks again!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
The app attatched in this thread should be installed in English by default(also with English Title). If not, you can change the language to English through attached thumbnails and restart the app :-)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] NebZoNe:
ok...i had this xap yesterday from another thread, it wasn't re-worked again...looks better with english title :]
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
The app will copy the system file "\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\BackupVols\CommsBackup.xml", I think we can not do it without interop unlock
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Short version: No, not on Mango or later.

Longer version: why would you expect that? Sandboxed apps can only read three locations on the phone: their install location, the Windows folder, and their data location (also writable). They can't read "\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\BackupVols\CommsBackup.xml" or any other path outside of their sandboxes.

ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES allows an app to call into a high-privilege component, such as a driver. The driver can then do things for the app without the restriction of the sandbox. However, since Mango, homebrew apps with ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES can't be installed or run unless you are interop-unlocked.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] cmiuc:
Thank you very much!

I have shared this with the community... with credit to you and XDA, maybe also drum up some votes to stop the closure of XDA...

Great features.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nowaynoway:
how to restore it back ?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
not allow for moment... :)

Thankx for this tools man ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] wsantiagow:
Installs fine on Samsung Focus Flash and uploads to Skydrive but I get an empty text file once opened from Skydrive :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Thornton:
Import failed

As soon as the app launches i get a "Import failed. The specified network resource or device is no longer available"

Im on a Samsung Focus Flash/Omnia W - and im 99% sure its INTEROP-unlocked. Any good way to confirm this?

Thornton
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
99% Why ?? ... If you can instal WP7 Root Tools or DiagProvXML, your device is 100% InterOP-Unlocked lol

If not... only Dev-Unlocked !
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] badboy70:
Working fine on NextGen+ ROM, HD7.

I'm wipping together a small tool to read the exported txt files.

Should be finished soon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] JosipoGo:
LG E900 Import failed

Hi.

On LG E900, interop unlock. Import failed. Can not copy sms from system.

Please advice.

Cheers
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] MavBoss86:
Same here, with LG Optimus 7.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] pinderlist:
LG E900 (Optimus 7) error:

"Import failed, Can not copy sms from system"........:confused:
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Thornton:
Because WP7 Root tools installs and starts. But can't actually do anything because it don't support 2. gen Samsung devices yet.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
It seems not working on LG phones currently, I'll take a look if there is anything wrong.

Also, if Anyone knows how to provision xml(copy system files) in LG please tell me, thanks:-)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] DJSave:
Samsung Focus 1.3 v8107 Interop Unlocked: Works like a Charm! thanks :)

I used backup, upload to skydrive, evrything forks fine, I can read me txt sms backup on PC :)

nice job

now I need isostorage tool to get contacts
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Crash1k:
To all of you who get the "Import Failed"-Error might try to mark the App as "trusted" with Heathcliff's "Root Tools". shinichi_wtn suggested that and it worked perfectly for me.

Good luck.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
Path of the two files:

\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore\store.vol

\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore\PimIndex.vol

Now new version(V0.8) is available, you can try this version to backup these two files. Let me know if it works.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
It is theoretically feasible, but very difficult to achieve. Hope MS will provide some easy way to achieve this in the future.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] wpxbox:
The MSN Messages only show up Numbers instead of Name. Is it just me or thats how it is ?

When you say Looks more Metro Now, What is that changed from UI perspective.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] kevyn82:
With last update, V.08, I cannot import anymore my sms during the initial setup.

It gives me an error: OutOfMemoryException

Device LG Optimus 7, Mango, last firmware, rooted with wp7 root tool, etc
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Diggia:
verison 0.8 works with Store.vol and Pimindex.vol

Thanks Shinichi for your reply. I tell you with new version 0.8 i can backup both files Pimindex.vol and Store.vol. I get the message "Backup finish, the backup file locates at BackupVols/Pimindex.vol......"

Then, which tool can i use to copy these two files in my PC ?

THX again and many compliments for your work ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
What do you mean MSN messages only show up numbers? It should display the contact name instead of email address if the email address appear in one of your contacts.

I changed UI of message list(different from version before). Actually I imitate the UI of system message app:)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] wpxbox:
Here is the screenshot and its showing for every message like this. And yes I have verified that they are contacts in my phone.

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] wpxbox:
The SMS UI looks good now but how do you differentiate a single message from threaded message ? I see there is thread support but that does not help me differentiate between two different SMS
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
The app will load all messages into memory. Maybe you have huge amount of messages (I have tested with 40000 messages without problem). Have you tried version 0.7? Version 0.8 will load both sms and msn into memory.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
You can use Windows Phone Power Tool(http://wptools.codeplex.com/) or IsoStoreSpy(http://isostorespy.codeplex.com/)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] shinichi_wtn:
I understand now. It is different from my msn messages because my msn contacts all are hotmails, thus it will show email address.