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[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Now this useless tablet has decided out of thin air that as soon as I turn of the screen it disconnects from the wifi....

The settings are as day one, never disconnect. I moved away from the ipad's "control" overme just go end up with an android tab that tells me when itsgoing to connectand when it wont.. no thanks sony.

Galaxy tab here I come! So ny, here's you tab back, i'll take my money back thanks.
[Sony Tablet S] pcoulson:
lol. thanks for letting the general public know you're no good with android. good luck with the next android device. it has a bigger screen and lags more than the sony without rooting and romming. should solve all your problems. cheers!
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Typical response. Dont dirty androids name with sony failure. My sister has a galaxy tab and its waaay better than this piece of crap
[Sony Tablet S] xperiax10.awesome:
lets just close this thread..
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Good idea. This is better off as a singular opinion sub forum.
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
Samsung tablets suck in general.

Poor assembly.

Sony rules.

If nothing else because of the IR remote control.
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Samsung tabs outsell sony tab by what, 100 to 1? lol. Sony rules? Google "sony tabler S wifi problem"... Have fun with that.
[Sony Tablet S] pocanitu:
@BeamMeUpStreaky and all the others

- you can solve the "wifi/screen off/disconnect" problem installing ADVANCED WIFI LOCK app.... I use the free version and works like a charm

- don't forget, you have a Market... use it
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
Have fun w/ your new Samsung tablet, what can I say.
[Sony Tablet S] alizawi:
lol, if you're to pick any alternative, samsung is not the way to go...xoom is way better; the fact remains that the sony tablet s is still the best android tablet performance wise....response is marvelous..and the IR is a huge plus
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Thank you, but the problem is the faulty tablet. Android provides for a fulltime wifi connection and the tablet did perform as such for a few days... until the tablet could no longer perform the simple task of keeping the connection going with the screen off. My sister galaxy tab has never once faild to be connected to wifi when she turns on the screen, regardless of how long she had the screen off. All she did was select "never" as i did in wifi settings
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
I couldnt care less aboit the ir frankly, im not into ps3 or other sony junk. Glad you like it, just dont do a google search on what everyone else thinks lol.
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
Funny but PS3 does not have the IR connector, BT-only.

Like I said, good luck w/Samsung and sorry for the inconvinience.:D

Tablet S does have faults. Mostly because there is no root so far and the external SD cannot be used the way regular Android tablets use it.

Other than that, it is a very good tablet price/performance/features taken into consideration.

Frankly, I do not understand why do you keep posting here.
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
You're right lol.. obvious waste of my time as Im not a conformist Bushbot. Ciao
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
Funny how everyone keeps defending it and carrying on like you're a twat cause you don't go out of your way to find work-arounds for a staple feature. If someone bought a car and the seat belts didn't work properly, would you become irritated and tell them to stop complaining, and that they should just install some 3rd party parts themselves?
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Hey Dan ;-)

the tablet could catch on fire in the night from a faulty power supply and they would blame me for not being an electrcien/fireman.

Kinda like how Elizabeth Hasselbeck still sticks up for george W, they stick up for their tablet. I find that so odd because I love my bmw but when people tell bad experiences they may have had with one, I dont go bushbot on them.
[Sony Tablet S] puredreamz:
Seriously guys we really need to stop with these pointless arguments. If you like Sony then good for you and if you like Samsung then that's absolutely fine. Everyone has their own opinion and you can't go around preaching how your way is the only way. I get it I just purchased the Sony Tablet S about 3 weeks ago and I love the design of it (Sony's design is seriously above and beyond) but it does have its downfalls. I have learned to deal with them through third party apps but I don't expect everyone to want to do what I did to get the tablet to do what a normal Android tablet should do right out of the box. I love this tablet even with its flaws and I know a good amount of the people in this forum do too but don't expect Streaky to feel the same way. Then again, Streaky, you should have expected these types of reactions since you are in the Sony tablet forums. :P I mean try going to the Rolex forums and telling them about some flaws on their watches and you'll raise hell :) Anyways I hope we get root soon so I can see about customizing my Tablet S. Streaky, I hope you're happy with the Galaxy Tab just make sure you don't need a tablet with a microsd slot. I might be getting one for my gf for Valentine's Day ;)
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Im sure your gf will be realky happy with you ;) Everything you said makes sense to me. Im off to bed.
[Sony Tablet S] whmcal:
I wonder whether u have a faulty unit. My 16gb used.to do this. WiFi always on was selected, yet when tablet screen was off, I never used to get my emails (not until screen was put on again). I exchanged and opted for a unit out of the 32gb batch in hope that problem would not be present. It was gone! Now, when screen is off and WiFi always on is.selected, I get the blinding green LED light indicating to me when emails have arrived. Try exchange maybe.

You mention the Samsung tab as replacement. I'm not sure whether u mean the old one or the new tab plus. I can comment on the new tab plus (as an ex-owner). In my honest opinion (since this thread seems to be just about stating opinion :-)), you'll likely find that in comparison, the IR function on Samsung tab plus is inferior. It offers only limited functions, it is difficult to angle correctly and cannot learn new commands like Sony S. If u have a VCR, sadly you will not be able to control it with the Sammy tab. Mini apps looks great ( Pop up apps), but it cannot be customized; you have to stick with what Samsung think you might use most - e.g the world clock app (??!). On Sony and HTC, you can customize for apps you use most to be on homescreen

Also, there will be accidental pressing of power button frequently, overheating, screen of deaths. Look at the most populated threads on Sammy tab 7 Plus forum. I had 3 tablets, Sony S, Sammy 7 Plus and HTC Flyer. I sold on the Sammy 7 plus and kept the other two. Don't get me wrong, I have respect for Samsung and their products - very proud owner of SGS2. However, the tablet experience was a let down. IMO, I think that part of the major delay with Sammy 7.7 getting on shelves (apart from avoiding Apple Lawsuits), is to engineer a model that customers will be happier with.

Sent from my HTC Flyer with Honeycomb allergy
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
As I have clearly said, I couldnt care less about ir. I have zero plans to be pointing a 7-10 inch device at my tv or anything else. Unless you have used the new samsung 7.7 amoled, you cant speak from experience.

If samsung is holding back on it to as you say make something that customers wouldbe happy with, perhaps sony should have done the same and backed off until they had a real sdcard slot and a wifi that didnt create what my friend at dell canada calls a 44% return rate....

There is a reason that I dont know a single person with a single sony device. Samsung has pounded them into the ground on tv, cell phones and music players. Its easy to find the numbers (google).

im glad that you didnt mind having to try twice to get a sony tab that could perform like the other tabs, I frankly like things to do what they are supposed to do the first time the last time and all the times in between. Not a fan of exchange it until you get on that works. That on encourages inferior companies like sony to push out junk.

I know I will be very pleased looking at my 64gb super amoled screened tab with an amazing ppi, 170 viewing angle. The best part is, samsung tabs dont need to go to thegarage 10 times aweek to get the wifi to work. My sister has had a 10, and she nows has the7... never a single issue with either.

Again, just so that im clear: I would never and will never care about ir on a tablet. Its not what a tablet is for. Its just. Poorly implemented gimmick.
[Sony Tablet S] agc93:
Streaky, if you don't like the Tablet S and you're now going to be the proud owner of two Samsung Tabs (good choice, my old Galaxy Tab was quite nice), then please stop posting all these threads complaining about the Sony.

So you think Sony has done a terrible job. That's great and you're certainly allowed to think so. However, we don't need a new thread for every time you find something you think Samsung can handle better. Just stick to your Samsung and be done with it. I, for one, prefer the Tablet to my Galaxy Tab. You obviously go the other way and I respect your choice and opinion. But PLEASE stop posting about it.
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
Learn to read. I have done nothing but reply. Infact, why do you post in a thread that obviously enrages you.

Stop posting in my thread and it will be my absolute pleasure to stop responding. However if you think youre going to tell me what to do you are sadly mistaken. I didnt get where i am today by listening to people who know not better than me ;-)

Let this thread die along with my tablet s :-)
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
OK bud we got it.

You do not like your Sony tablet S.

Perfect.

Now, stop polluting the board and complain to Sony Inc.

Which part of this message you do not understand?:mad:

Mods, can you please lock and/or delete this thread?

Nothing to learn here.
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
You are the fool keeping this thread alive. I could care less about sony, but u seem frustrated and need to vent.

Does it take an intelligent person to realize that u need yo stop keeping this thread alive. You sound like a typical forum ttouble maker.

MODS CAN WE CLOSE THIS THREAD SO THAT THE MOB CAN HATE SOMEWHERE ELSE? Thanks
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
You just proved once again you are an idiot.

I hope I will never see you again on this board.
[Sony Tablet S] BeamMeUpStreaky:
U sound like a frustrated old cow who.meeds to get laid.
[Sony Tablet S] Maine_Coon:
u r not even an idiot.

u r imbecile.

W/the internet connection.

deadly combination.

now, go play with your build-in toys as u r used to.
[Sony Tablet S] Divine_Madcat:
I do believe that this thread has run it's course... Closed..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pender666:
Gameloft has lot of great Android games. However, most of them are not small in size. Samsung Galaxy S II has only 11.50 GB internal USB storage. Gameloft will store all the games data in /sdcard/gameloft/games which is located in internal USB storage.

Asphalt 6 Adrenaline HD itself needs to store 900 MB data files there. Not to mention if you have lot of Gameloft games like BackStab HD, 9MM HD, Dungeon Hunter 2, Order & Chaos and etc…

Gameloft Patcher does not work on every Gameloft games. But no worry, here is a free solution to hack and move Gameloft games data to external SD card.

All Gameloft games are supported.

Note – Root access is required.

Requirements:

-A rooted phone

- Script Manager

- A script

How to:

1- Move your Gameloft folder to external sd. (/sdcard/external_sd/)

2- Create an empty folder named gameloft on your sdcard.

3- Install Script Manager from Android Market here

4-Download the SD-Hack.sh Script on the attachments and save it to /sdcard

5-Launch Script Manager.

6-Go to /mnt/sdcard and select SD-Hack.sh.

7- Check Run as root and Run at boot. (like the picture)

8-Click Save and then Exit.

9-Reboot your phone.

That’s all, maybe you'll need to download the SD data again for some games but it'll be saved on your external sd.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
Used to do this on my old HTC DHD. Obviously SGS2 had much more internal memory, so never bothered. Good one.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuffpro:
Non Gameloft games to SD

Just about to route my S3.... Just want to know if you can move the game data for other non gameloft games to my SD card using this method????

Cheers

Paul
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atesin:
if you have a rooted phone...

why not just make a symlink???

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nevermind .. /mnt/sdcard is VFAT, that doesn't support symlinks

.. is there some kind of "fstab" to make changes permanent and do not install additional software??

i realised when y connect my phone (sg sclcd i9003l gingerbread rooted) from usb

it UNMOUNTS /mnt/sdcard (internal storage) and /mnt/sdcard/external_sd (external sd card)

and REMOUNTS by usb on my pc .. when i stop usb drives on my pc and stops usb storage on my phone

seems it REMOUNTS /mnt/sdcard and /mnt/sdcard/external_sd as were before

may be possible to find and edit the script that *remounts* these devices??

thank you
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amirsat2012:
Thx a lot
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auldthief:
Game data on CIFS share!!??

OK.

This looks promising. I just created a CIFS share and automount it on boot via mount manager. I mounted my laptop's hard disk partitions and that of the USB external HDD connected to my laptop. I have a partition of 50 GB aprox that is blank. I am hoping that I can use this to store app data using this method. I modified your script like this

!/system/bin/sh

sleep 60

mount --bind /sdcard/pc/H/Android/obb/com.madfingergames.deadzone/ /sdcard/Android/obb/com.madfingergames.deadzone

here pc/H is the cifs mount

Just testing this with one game for now (shadowgun deadzone)

Will test and let you know how I fare!

Thanks a lot for the knowledge! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auldthief:
Nope. Doesn't work. It just redownloads data in the internal SD again. :( any views??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Don't have any Gameloft games, but I DO use ePSXe and have several PS1 game Isos stored on my phone (650Mb a pop)

Will this method work for me?

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Motorola Photon 4G] erisrivera:
can we get the ics transition animations for the photon
[Motorola Photon 4G] cornelious2:
yes, once we get hw acceleration working.
[Motorola Photon 4G] erisrivera:
Ohh ok thanks!
[Motorola Photon 4G] magui43212:
Someone posted a flash able zip once to get ics animations on any rom. I think it's somewhere in cybik's cm7 thread.
[Motorola Photon 4G] erisrivera:
Really!? I'll go look for it as soon as possible,
[Motorola Photon 4G] murrun:
it's not about hw acceleration. u can add this animatons to any framework-res.apk file. try uot kitchen.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KTT16:
Indeed. While I was on Joker's skinny rev0, I was able to go through UOT to add the ICS animations...it was friggin sweet!
[Motorola Photon 4G] Mister_RnB:
i realized that we dont have all the transitions as well as lock screens on the cm9. smh i really to wish we had more developer support.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
Any word on if they have forgotten all about us io tab users? Kinda odd a "dev" device isn't getting pushed 3.2 or 4.0 b4 other things...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] animatechnica:
If you really want 3.2 its been out for months via any number of custom roms
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xboxfanj:
I think you can run the public's officially released galaxy tab10.1's roms.

As long as u open up metainf/com/google/android/updaterscript in notepad++ and delete the lines with assert get prop.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] blue13x:
Yes. I think it's weird too. It was first to get 3.1, so you'd expect it to get 3.2 first especially since its running what looks like almost stock Honeycomb.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
I know I can run custom roms... That wasn't the point. And yes the io is a pure Google experience as far as I know
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xboxfanj:
Well u can run official samsung roms that were meant for non i/o version
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] blue13x:
I completely understand where your coming from here. What would be the reason they would abandon this. I can't think of a logical reason.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
U would think they'd want "devs" to have the newest OFFICAL OS...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
Blue, the only reason I can think of is they don't want the rom to leak and b used on the non io tabs, still extremely odd to me tho
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xboxfanj:
Well part of it is probably that they have them away for free
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] animatechnica:
They onlycmade 5000 of these. i would guess there is more roi supporting the hundreds of thousands of the retail version than the 5000
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
It wouldn't b hard to start with a io base then ready it for the retail... And if there only being 5k of them is the reason why did the io get 3.1 first... Anyways I had to email Sammy for a return cause my screen is finally popping up so i asked support about this all in my email as well. We shall see if anything gets mentioned
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] blue13x:
Did you hear anything from Samsung?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
I was asked for my contact info, which I gave them that's as far as it went so far... It's been days now lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] JEA152:
Also interested in upgrades to IO edition

As one of the other 5,000 who has the Galaxy Tab 10.1 Google IO Edition tablets, I've also been trying to track down the 3.2 upgrade. I've a spent a good chunk of this afternoon searching the web, deleting/re-adding my Samsung account to the Tab, and (gasp!) even installing Kies to see if it would unlock any necessary driver or other changes.

So far, nothing - same as what I read here. So, I'm looking forward to know if/when the 3.2 upgrade will be available to us IO Tab owners. (Though, I admit, I'd rather see ICS.)

Thanks for keeping us informed if any of the rest of you make any progress in finding a real, official update path that avoids the need to update/install ROM images, etc.

- J -
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
Yea @ this point I'm not worried about 3.2 its all about ics for me now but the fact they havnt responded a second time even about a rma kinda worries me
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] blue13x:
I also don't care for 3.2 right now. It's all about ICS, but seeing how 3.1 was here first and now 3.2 wasn't. I'm almost certain now its abandoned.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
Some1 should start a petition for the 5000 of us who have these tabs lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] xTONEx:
Ok so finally got a hold of some1 from Samsung. They said the io tab WILL get a ics update. But no date was able to b given.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dusty_nz:
Whats the easiest way to backup the S-Memo data. Using it for meetings and with the new ROM's I would like to backup the data. Where is the data held?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeriz:
Sync with google or evernote. I never tried it but there is an option for it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arungupta1985:
Sync wic google docs

Its gud

Nd if u delete some doc frm ur fone..stil it wil remain on gdocs wich u cn use later

Deletd docs wont b syncd bak to ur fone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xeeshan:
Google sync does not work properly. If there are no memos on the phone and you try to sync back from google docs then it inserts the notes as pictures within notes. After a couple of such syncs the original note becomes a picture in a picture in a note. Needless to say the loss in resolution makes it impossible to read them.

A friend has the same problem so it is not just me. Does anyone know of a solution? The best would have been a folder that could simply be on the sdcard. I love using the S Memo application and just wish they had given some thought to the storage issue.

Thanks,
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arrancamos:
damn another unsolved thread!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RbbCHan:
for me syncing with "evernote" works fine, it also gives me the option to edit notes on the pc and sync it back to my phone, it is quite nice as my secretary shares a folder with me and she can send me in real time notes.

Unlike to Google evernote is really syncing, but this means if you delete a not or Snote then it is going to be deleted on the phone as well.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dilipc:
Retrieve original sketches which came with the Note

I seem to have lost the original sketches which came with my SNote. Does anyone know how I can retrieve them? I didn't back them up....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dilipc:
Anyone? Could anyone help me here?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OpenMinded:
You could try to search on the file system for the folder where the files are stored by the app.

Then use a file restore program to try and undelete the files.

ANd oh yeah, make BACKUPS! then you would not be in this situation (yes it is stating the obvious).

I have some additional info for users who update there Note app to the newer version.

You can use the same procedure as above to restore data + app.

Just rename the Smemo.apk, do a restore of app+data, remove the restored app, rename the newer Snote app to it's normal name and start it.

You will see some conversion, then it works (at least it did for me).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LazPL:
To restore the preview images, back up the /Sd Card/S-memo folder before you flash, then overwrite with your backup afterwards. The thumbnails / Previews are stored as ordinary JPGs.

Now if only I can manage to extract that folder from my nandroid backup... :) :silly:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonhy:
why not use Titanium backup pro's cloud sync option - you can password protect all files too.

Even if my phone dropped to the bottom of the sea, i will always have my contacts, cal, apps and selected folders backed up and password protected online.

I have not tried restoring S memo data, but im sure TB pro will restore it fine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdapao3:
Try AppExtractor

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.handyandy.appextractor
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaMo0204:
Thanks a lot. :good:

Almost gives an heart attack.

:laugh:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talrusan:
For my i can't syncing with google docs
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aelmahmoudy:
That worked for me. Thanks !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rachel Kho:
This solution required device to be rooted first!

Or else nothing will work!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] keefer7:
does this work for the G2X? sorry if this has asked recently but im trying every thing i can/know

i used the androidian.apk from theme chooser and doing everything i want but its comming out like 88-200kb's and there is no app folder inside of the zip to install nor can i flash it with CWM am i doing something wrong?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] MWBehr:
Does UOT kitchen work with Theme Chooser apps now? Last time I used it, it was only for the actually framework files (framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk).
[T-Mobile LG G2x] keefer7:
i guess not i read a bunch about just getting the theme chooser.apk and uploading that and it is supposed to add an apk to the zip it gives u to download
[T-Mobile LG G2x] kwes1020:
Make sure you set the file type to optimus.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] keefer7:
Ty sir that worked I have been messing around with it for days and I never thought to do that

Thanks again

Sent from the Broncos sidelines using XDA App
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
Thanks! I also overlooked that option lol

Used to love custom theming my mt4g.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mackster248:
So you can actually take a CM7 Theme Chooser theme and use that for UOT Kitchen? Then apply it to any ROM?