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[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Gam3r 4 Life:
Trust me I have EXTENSIVE experience with wet installs. No joke Ive installed 10 or more. Zaggs, Skinomi, Armor Shields. I also dont really like the rubbery feeling, but Id rather have that then a scratched screen. If this Xtremeguard doesnt work out for me Ill be getting the SGP based on everyones suggestions. Are the SGP type removable in case you install it and then notice some dust or something underneath?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] XDSaint:
Yup, it's removable with some scotch tape. Just lift a corner and use another piece to dab at the dust. I concure with all that have been said about SGP protectors, it's on all of my devices. I also got a chance to stop by today and can confirm that it's got a cutout for the 3G on the crystal as well. I do admit the wet installs are easier but all those protector feel rubbery to me.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Gam3r 4 Life:
Update: Canceled the order for the Xtreme, and ordered a few of these. Will update with how these work out.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] orenxda:
Not 100% satisfied with my current brando antiglare sp (disturbing rainbow pixel effect on white of that kikassuperamoled display, and bad dust bubbles i must say), i'm going to remove it for that sgp ultra optics.

First, shipping to the other side of the globe usps 1st class mail intl took less than a week.

2nd i must admit the bundle is yet the best i've purchased, sure & i used many cheap ones for my gt-p1000 during 1.5 year.

The microfiber cloth is the size of the device and will be carried daily between screen and bookcase top to wipe fingerprints.

Ill share my thoughts after install
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] orenxda:
Perfect installation.

No tab 1 front tape, as mentioned in SGP online support, just the back tape to remove.

Clean hands (dishes soap), perfectly clean screen (monitor/tv meliconi spray/cloth) in steamed bathroom, i was amazed how easy it was. just position well, lead the sp with finger diagonal produced... Just no bubbles at all. And it's woth mentioning bc all other sps ive tried needed lots of annoying stick/unstick moves as small bubbles were formed laying the sp. Not there.

So i didn't need the bubble remover provided but used it to push on/finish edges even if looked no need for it.

Now the screen rendering: awesome. Sad to compare only with brando, but can it even be compared；pointing directly the screen on a light bulb is first shocking: produces a very cool kaleidoscope effect. The touch is smooth and finger slides gently on the screen. Closer an ear doing it, and listen to microparticles whisle! Really :-)

Now white is white, no rainbow pixels even half an hour after intall.

The anti glare is not as bulk as and antiglare as a cheaper one. But does the job, beeing good balance between glass clear shine and antiglare, plus a nice kaleidoscope effect.

Just to share first impression & give a thank who advised that brand here.

I thought it was expensive, but now i think my previous 14$ one was, and s.amoleds worth it. Now you could aford that device, take big care & protect it soon as your unprotected screen may have micro scratches within a week as mine.

Now lets wait&see how long it lasts.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] rainey06au:
I bought an EXiM SPOC for my HTC HD2 a couple of years ago. Its been absolutely invisible, bubble-free, yet to be scratched (either very resistant or I've been ultra careful) and has the same feel as the original glass, so I'm going to get one for my wife's brand new 7.7. I managed to get it on my phone perfectly first go using the side of a credit card, wonder how I'll go with something a bit bigger!

Would I be right to assume that the anti-glare protectors will generally produce the rainbow effect (which I've seen on my wife's Desire from a phone-shop dud-brand), whereas a clear protector will be reflective, but without any side-effects?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] eug:
As mentioned previously (and in the post just above yours in fact ;), anti-glare screen protectors will generally produce the rainbow effect - EXCEPT the SGP Ultra Optics. No rainbow effect there.

There are also three types of clear protectors - wet-install, dry-install, and cheap crap.

The wet-install ones are tough but feel rubbery and not smooth. You can often see marks left behind by indents, like if you dug into it with your fingernail.

The dry-install clear ones are the ones that feel like glass. But only the good ones.

The cheap crap is just horrible. They're the $3 for 3 type deals you get on ebay, and come in both anti-glare and clear. They make the screen look bad, bubble up easily, and just don't last. Go for something like an SGP Ultra Crystal (it's a dry install type) if you want a good clear one.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Ernthelfer:
Finally, spigen sgp is ready to rumble.

A brand, which offers in my opinion the best quality and most beautiful products.

I've ordered today the nubuk leather case in brown. Got it for my Note, and it is outstanding:

http://www.spigen.com/tablets/samsu...alaxy-tab-7-7-leather-case-stehen-series.html

Ordered as well the ultra crystal screen protector:

http://www.spigen.com/tablets/samsu...ab-7-7-screen-protector-steinheil-series.html

Greetings from Germany.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] jonamafun:
So I put my SGP Ultra Optics on my 7.7 today and it is very nice. The comments above are pretty accurate.

I've always preferred matt screen protectors but detested the rainbow effect that many of them produce.

The Ultra Optics has none of the rainbow effect. But having said that, it is obviously not as clear as the Ultra Crystal - or any clear screen protector for that matter. On the flip side it is perhaps not as 'smooth' as say a PowerSupport matte protector for an iPhone. But still quite good none the less.

It is pretty much a hybrid clear/matte protector.

But for the added convenience of much less glare and reflections it's definitely worth it imo.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] elglobie:
Which 1 is the most matte, the ultra-optics or the ultra-crystal?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] rhester72:
Ultra-optics.

Rodney
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Maverick777:
Anyone get the SGP Ultra Crystal? I have the Ultra Nano installed on my Galaxy S III and love it. It's much better than my Skinomi protector on the Tab 7.7. I want to check if anyone has the Ultra Crystal on the Tab 7.7 before I purchase it.

Even though the Skinomi protector is supposed to be self-healing, it has a bunch of pot marks that won't disappear and ripples from the original installation using the squeegee to remove the application solution. It doesn't have any scratches, but it looks pretty terrible with the screen off and it doesn't feel nearly as good as the Ultra Nano.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] XDSaint:
I've been using SGP ultra crystal line on all of my devices for a long time. I got it on my 7.7 since release and it's still going strong. It's really like not having anything on. The camera and speaker cutouts are perfect as well. Since it's a clear protector and not matte, it does require a wipe down more often but still worth it.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] nephridium:
SGP Ultra Optics

Got the Ultra Optics yesterday.

Pros:

Fingerprints virtually invisible (only under bright light when screen is off), no smudges visible while in use

Reflectivity half way between traditional clear and matte (can still see a slightly blurred lower contrast reflection of my face when screen is off)

No negative impact on screen resolution

Cons:

Taps with dry finger tips are sometimes registered a few millimeters off, very annoying when editing text

Screen brightness reduced noticeably, had my screen brightness pegged to 30% indoors, now it's 38%

Weird sound and feel, as if running over low Denier nylon (less "tacky" than clear protectors though)

I also got the Ultra Nano Clear for my SGS3 yesterday, fingerprint buildup doesn't seem too bad, with none of aforementioned cons.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] tranngocminh:
Does Ultra Optics fit with P6800 or only I815?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] 666Shadow:
i would recomend you a complete hull for better protection.

i use my tab for 3 month now and dont have any scratch on the display without a screen protection foil.

i use a hull from tinxi for 12 € (very cheap but does its work)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] mukenukem:
The pro for a screen-protector: If it is antireflective, you can use it way better in a car for navigation or outdoors. That is the reason why I have one on my Note.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] allan0102:
Ebay screen protectors

I use an Ebay glossy screen protector I bought for around $1.

Works alright, pretty clear when the screen is on, but when its off you can see like this rainbow shade on the screen. Not noticeable though when the screens on, and works great!
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
I am very hesitating posting this but this is my theory of why there is a huge different battery drain between people. I have 2 droid charge, one belonged to my wife (this is the one I play with it all the time), the other belonged to my daughter and I never look at it until a week days ago when I want to set the record straight with the battery drain issue. Both using stock 1600mah samsung battery. I Odin pit file and factory GB 2.3.6 to both, then flashed Tweakstock. Installed battery defender app on both. I installed the same exact 15 apps (included Lookout). Screen brightness set to 75%. Everytime I used one phone I do the same to the other at the same time. For example: I opened browser at the same time, navigate to the same sites for the same about of time. I mad dummy phone call, I made calls to my two sons' phone and put the 2 charge next to my mouth and talk. So they are pretty much calibrate and 99.99% identical and usage. The results is one is last 10 times (my daughter phone) than my wife's phone. Now how the hell is such a huge huge different. Max time for my wife's phone is 9 hrs and my daughter is......2days. I have a test list to play with both for 1 hrs. So let say the charge is 100%, after I played with my usage list(1hrs), the battery went down to 90% which is 10% per hrs based on my usage list. I did the list again (another 1 hrs) and I see another drop of 10%. So I concluded that my list is pretty accurate for the % drop. If I exercise the list 3 times (total of 3 hrs), 10% each hrs so total usage is 30%. I project the rest. If I do the list 9 times, total would be 9hrs and I should have 10% left after 9hrs. Well, I applied this theory to both phones and the results are unbelievable. So I concluded that the components of the phone is different, possible the cpu, gpu chip from one phone is better than the other(hardware issue not software). That would explain why some people can Overclocking to 1500 and still stable and others only stable at 1100. Some can hit 3100 quadrant score and most only can hit 2200. Here are screen shots of my daughter phone(brightness setting and all the processes, with 13+ hrs and only 70% left. Her phone should last 13 x 3= 39 hrs with 10% left. That's more than 2 days). On my wife phone(the one with ****ty battery drain), I then installed immonsy kernel, then PBJ, then undervolting it, then Jucice defender etc... nothing help. The best I can get out of this thing is maybe 2-3 hrs more. So people don't feel bad if you see pictures with 1-2 days battery life and they are real.
[Verizon Droid Charge] blueis300:
Gotta be right because I get decent battery life on my charge and no matter what I do to help my wife with her phone it just plain sucks.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Overclocking a phone is very similar to overclocking a computer. Some people get lucky with their silicon and their CPUs can handle massive overclocks without breaking a sweat, while some have problems going even 100mhz over their stock ratings. With this said, most processors have very similar power draws at their stock frequencies, regardless of their OC capabilities. I don't think it's the processors fault of battery drain, and also I don't think there have been any hardware revisions.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
Yes, the lucky people have their "better silicon chips" inside their Charges. So If you're not in that lucky group, try to tune your phone to get at least close to Samsung factory specs for your Charge which is 11 hrs talk time for normal usage. :-))
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
Yeah i have enough time in my day to attempt an 11 hour phone call.

Sent from my pocket-sized, Linux-based computer using electromagnetic radiation.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jager420:
Maybe your wife is using her Charge more than your daughter. Try to keep sync off and screen brightness low for the charge that drains rapidly. Try using wifi or keep mobile data off when not in use (4g eats your battery).
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
No one will and no one does. Samsung 11hrs talk time is if you only talk on the phone the total time is 11 hrs. It may take you 2 or 3 days to add up the total talk time not in 1 shot.

11 hrs talk time, which translated into about 5 hrs of usage (talk, internet, facebook, text etc..). Talk on the phone doesn't burn that much of power. When you put the phone against your ear, the screen turn off automatically. So, yeh! 11hrs talk time is legit.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
You did not read my post clearly. Both phones were put through the same test with the exact same setup. For normal use, my daughter have the brightness up to 75%, 4G, GPS on all the time, basically she never think about the battery. On the other hand, my wife phone with auto 4G off when she turn off the screen, GPS always off, ,manually syn for all internet apps, 15 sec screen timeout vs my daughter is 1 min....and she still has plenty of battery leftover before she goes to sleep @ 11pm. It's the silicon hardware that some luck phone(my daughter is one), that you don't have to do anything and the battery last forever...
[Verizon Droid Charge] nismology:
The battery itself is a huge variable.
[Verizon Droid Charge] wally44:
A simple test then is to switch batteries and run the test. I have 2 batteries, one 1600 stock and a 1500 one purcased but still. Both have rather poor lifetimes. I've also replaced my phone once with no change in battery lifetime.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
Nope. test them all already. I have tried with third party and stock batteries with ALL available capacity 1600,1800, 3500 and 3600. The draw rates are the same for all. they also about 6 months old. The 1600 (about little over 1 year old) is in my phone, which I used to take these pictures.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
I too had switch phone, but It's not a lucky one. I then bought another one for my daughter cause her phone broke and she got the lucky high quality silicon one and it's also a refurbish one, not even new. LOL!!
[Verizon Droid Charge] Chitala383:
I have a few batteries for my dc. One on which will last me all day long while the others will last half a day with the same amount of usage. Just saying
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
Your case, you may have a premium silicon phone and one ****ty battery, which is good, all you have to do is buy another bat. for $10.
[Verizon Droid Charge] ambrar12:
Samsung in particular is guilty of this. They snuck in different hardware components with the WP7 Focus S without telling anyone and screwed up the Mango update rollout for Microsoft. It's up to Samsung to provide the proper drivers for their hardware.

Now with that in mind, for some reason updating to ICS on my HP Touchpad has eliminated my battery drain issue, so here's hoping the same will happen with the Charge.

Edit: And just as I said that, my Touchpad lost 20% of its charge overnight. Then it lost less than 1%/hour during the day. Sigh.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
I think your first statement is correct, since I have 2 exact phone with exact SOFTWARE and one is 2 days on battery and the other is 8hrs. I hope it's software but since I did the test, I strongly believe this is hardware issue. If we still suspect software, maybe someone can download ICS and see if it still drain?
[Verizon Droid Charge] ambrar12:
Like I said, ICS drains battery like crazy on my Touchpad. 20% overnight. A lot of Galaxy Nexus users seem to have battery issues as well. I read about a company called OpenMobile releasing a thin client that lets you install Android .apks in webOS and run Android apps in webOS cards. They've managed to port over the Dalvik VM with 95+% speed. It's pretty amazing if it works as advertised. The idea of having the battery life of webOS with the awesome apps on Android is quite exciting.
[Verizon Droid Charge] blueis300:
We have 2 Samusung batteries. One we get atleast 10 hours the other we are lucky to get 6 hours. That is on a stock software phone. On mine I just put Eclipse

on with the latest kernel and tweaks and I hit over 14 hours for the first time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lade_run:
Inverted, Blacked Out gmail and Dropbox for Ics 4.03 does anyone havethe apk?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inkdaddy66:
I'd like a blacked out Gmail.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stanfna:
me too!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aly19:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1412997
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] B-boy™:
I also have the newest dropbox blacked out... no link to the thread so just click my avatar/statistics/all threads by me...

Sent from my SCH-I500 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
Update to ICS version 9.4.2.11 confirmed by Asus tweet

Update turns out to be last night's update sorry
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
Came out the other night
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] timgt:
ummm. This update was yesterday...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Doktaphex:
The other night being Last night. :D

Annoyingly still no WW version, I thought it be out be now given the previous update schedules. :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
I would think it would be out soon since Asus just Tweeted about it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
This is a new update Asus just tweeted about it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] timgt:
Then its not 9.4.2.11
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
Can someone check Asus twitter then and tell me if I'm crazy
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Doktaphex:
9.4.2.11 was released last night at around 1:00 am GMT to US Transformer Prime units. That is why we have deodexed system dumps of it in the dev section already.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clenz:
Saw the tweet. Interesting that they are calling it a graphics update. We still don't know what exactly is in 9.4.2.11
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
That's why I'm confused they said the other update was gps and this one is graphical so now we just wait and see if they push another update out
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Doktaphex:
Does nobody read the official ASUS threads,

1/19/12 Update - The ICS 9.4.2.11 update being rolled out now addresses the horizontal line and random signal line issues after the initial ICS load. It also addresses poor video playback (especially YouTube), however if you still have the YouTube corruption problem after this update, please uninstall then reinstall Flash from the app market. This patch also addresses the random reboot problem after the ICS update but we still have another patch that is in qualification testing at NVIDIA to fully solve these problems.

taken from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1449992

and the other 2 official threads also.

Yes it was a graphical update, however, it also contains a new GPS driver.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
OK mods close this thread please unnecessary thread
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VajeenK:
I really like google transliteration because that way i can type in my native language.But i cannot use google transliteration (google.com/transliterate) on my phones browser because it wont't insert any text to the text field.Is there any app to do this?????????
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VajeenK:
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[HTC 7 Pro] padlockpl:
So.. i've decide to customize my 7 pro. I moved from tp2 november last year.

i've got an official 7740.16 with 5.10 spl and zune backup to 7.0.7xxx

so i've restore my phone to that point, update to mango and ended up with 4.xx spl

follow that tread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1013810

i've downgrade spl to 1.22

then hspl by dft.

and i've install NewTech rom succesfuly. then deployed xap. following instruction i've update phone via zune to 8107

now i've got spl 5.11

my questions are...

what could went wrong?

what if i'll try to install another rom or something.. ?

should i run to the nearest forest?
[HTC 7 Pro] Dinchy87:
you received the spl 5.11 because of the htc update after 7740, or is it after 7720. one of them :) but with the u2m8107.xap from ansar you can block the htc updates and your spl stays like it was on the begin. what could went wrong? for the future, dont flash any rom if you have above 4.1 spl. you must downgrade it and flash a nodo rom. that saves your device from brick
[HTC 7 Pro] padlockpl:
Hi.

As i said i went down from 5.10 to 3.xx and then to 1.22 with instructions from thread above. so thanks for warnings, but i've read all posts from customizing wp7f category :)

i don't even think that flashing custom rom with higher spl than 2.1x is possible.

And i thought that in Ansar's rom thread is clear instruction how to update with that xap file with zune. Specification of that rom also says 'zune updateable'. I'm 'probably sure' that i've checked bootloader after first update to 7740. And hspl was still there.

I've checked today.. Zune restore isn't possible. So all i know is to wait for hspl 5.xx

Or do that Y cable thing. But i don't know why.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] networkn:
Hi There!

A few years ago I bought for my HD2, a air vent holder which has proved to be excellent. Recently I tried to move it to a new car, and broke a peice. I thought replacing the holder would be easy but most are junk compared to what I had. It's one bit that is broken and I am hoping someone might be able to look at this picture and tell me what this part is called or described as so I can just get another.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/springclamp.jpg/

From the original which is :

http://www.amazon.com/Buybits-Swivel-Spring-Universal-Smartphone/dp/tech-data/B004XLDN9C

I just one of those little spring clamps. I otherwise like my existing holder and I don't want one of the others which aren't as good (It's not about the price).

Anyone able to assist?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] networkn:
Hmm well I didn't put Q in the title.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Might get a better response in the Accessories section .

jje
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jmboulware:
Just saw this in a blog... Anyone familiar with it? Sounds almost to good to be true lol

http://www.androidxpert.com/2012/01/root-s-off-and-unlock-the-bootloader-of-all-htc-devices-with-htc-super-tool-v3

EDIT: this blogger only just wrote this post, but the tool was originally posted by frigid in November of last year:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1343114

JB
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] devator22:
I've heard rumors of a super tool, but I've never tried it, and honestly in my experience, when your expensive electronic device is on the line, it is better to have a personal touch.

Brought to you by tapatalk on my HTC Flyer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] redpoint73:
Because it is (too good to be true). They claim it works for the G2, but confirmed by XDA users not to work.

If you want to root your Flyer, just go the Revolutionary method. No point in messing around with this Super Tool thing. Just looks like a repackaging of Revolutionary, anyway. Revolutionary is so damn easy, I don't know why anyone would be looking for something else. Takes about 10 minutes.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jmboulware:
Red, problem is, i'm on a View and Revolutionary doesn't support my hboot. I loved it on my EVO...and you're right...ten minutes tops.

JB
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
Then upgrade or downgrade to a vesrsion it does support.