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[Android Apps and Games] LudoGris:
So it won't start ssLauncher or does it lag when switching screens?

If it the lag issue, turn off wallpaper scrolling and see of that fixes it.
[Android Apps and Games] amskhan1:
ssry should have specified:

the screen doesnt start at all only the buttons light up
[Android Apps and Games] asb123:
why didnt you just post this in the sslauncher thread?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
This is the second time my Prime has been in Safe Mode.

WTH?? is Safe Mode??

The first time it happened was several weeks ago, I had left it docked and charging over night. I woke up and it was in Safe Mode and several of the widgets were "gone" - in that state were it is black and says "trouble loading widget". That time it was right after one of the OTA fixers and it told me I had an update to do but it was the same version. I reinstalled the update and it went away.

Today - right now - all I did was take it off the dock!! It was not plugged in. I had been listening to some music (from the prime+dock) and working on my laptop. I undocked the tablet and was going to take it outside test my gps again (i used to get signal, now I don't yadda yadda yadda).

Obviously I am going to reboot and I am sure everything will be fine. But I'd like to know what it is, what causes it, CAN WE DO ANYTHING WITH IT (i.e. - is it useful in anyway, to grab something out of it while it's like that?).

two screen shots, one from the first time, the other from tonight.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
That's weird. I've only seen that happen with my Ipad sometimes. Its like when the ui or launcher crashes somehow and it puts it into safe mode to still be useable. Some ui things may be disabled. I'd think a reboot should clear it. I think something with UI or launcher or something similar crashed somehow and threw it into safe mode. Might be different for android but either way a reboot should clear it. Now if it starts happening alot then it might be something you downloaded crashing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
A reboot cleared it up, no problem.

Its just odd. I've seen it on my laptop and pc, but never on my phone. I certainly didn't expect to see it again on my Prime. I un-dock it, it reboots and opens into Safe Mode.

Oh well, no harm, no foul
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Doktaphex:
Happened a couple of times to me when I first got my Prime. Like you it was fine when I went to bed and left it on charge, then wake up in the morning and ...... SAFE MODE WTF!!!!

Happened a couple of other random times also. Since 9.4.2.11 no issues with this.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MEPEH:
Curious what your opinion is on changing a 11in MacBook Air for a Prime with the keyboard ?

I have a Galaxy Note 5.3 and a 10.1 Galaxy Tab, and have been a fan of galaxy series for a while so apple is not really my thing. However the browsing experience on the Macbook is amazing. I have Opera Mobile and the Go Browser on the galaxy note and i like those, however chrome on the macbook is pretty fast and does a great job. Plus the nice screen and comfortable keyboard, this makes it for a nice browsing device.

To enlighten the topic, i'll mention that i have already placed an order today for the Prime and should get it by the end of this week. Just wanted to get a feeling on the anticipation and hear your input on my question.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] curly9:
I have the dock and the prime and i love it the battery life is great experice is an all round great device i use it for notes videos i just got shadowgun for it but the only thing that my laptop can do is play games alot better and thats about it i think your gonna enjoy it. im not an apple person myself either
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
Alright, first of all, you're going to hear a TON of *****ing on here about the Prime and plenty of people telling you not to get it. I ordered mine from HHGregg when they were $399. I got it on the 16th of January. I got my dock about a week ago. I have had one SMALL issue and that is it. I filled entire homescreen with apps and transition to and from that page was skippy. I put everything into folders and moved things around until it wasn't skippy anymore and no more issues. I have an Evo 3D and my wife has an Evo 4G so GPS is not anywhere near an important feature to me. I could care less if they completely removed it tomorrow. My wifi is on par with the Evo 3D and Evo 4G. I have very slight light leakage, which I even have on my Evo 3D. I just don't care. A brand new product will have some small issues and I totally expect some small issues here and there.

I'm not saying that these people don't have issues, I just expected them. My launch day iPhone 4, Motorola Atrix, Evo 3D and my Prime received on the 16th have all had some sort of issue. It should be expected of a BRAND NEW product. If you get one and it has an issue that you can't live with, exchange it.

I absolutely love my Prime and wouldn't trade it for anything else on the market. I use it everyday docked and not docked. I have even shown people at my work who have never even had a smartphone and they are now thinking about buying a Prime with the dock. I have been streaming Pandora, playing games and web browsing since about 9:00am and it is now 10:30pm here, my dock is at 82% battery and my Prime is at 73% battery. I love it, I don't have to charge my phone all day at work anymore because I use this now.

I even just typed all of that from my dock. It took a little while for me to get used to the finger travel and trackpad sensitivity but it doesn't bother me at all now. I'm sure if you're coming from an Air that finger travel won't be too much different.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MEPEH:
Really appreciate your input. I don't care that much about GPS and WiFi is always within 1ft. I expect issues with it, but i also anticipate ICS will give a boost by the time i discover ALL the flaws.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
No problem. My wifi is always within ten feet or so, except at work and even then I don't notice any issues. ICS is nice. I like it a lot. I don't mind sense on my phone now that I have ICS on the prime. A lot of people said I wouldn't use the tablet as much because the OS is so similar to my phone but I find myself using my phone a ton less now.

Sent from my ICS lovin 3D!!!

If I've helped you in any way... hit the "Thanks" button.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JanetPanic:
As an owner of both it, could be done but it will depend on what you use the MacBook air for. For browsing, checking the web, etc... the prime will replace the air fine. You will lose out on a lot of other features though. Polaris office is not a replacement for office for Mac, neither are any of the other office apps I have tried to date. Light editing is fine but try and do work on a moderately complex document and it shows its limits.

Audio work is also not going to be done on android either. Finally I find network access (mounting shares and such) is easier on there Mac.

On the other hand I have a number of small apps that make administration actually easier to do from the prime than the air. Opinions will vary and again a lot will depend on what you are using the Mac for.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xTRICKYxx:
I use Mac OS X 10.7 and Windows 7 a lot. And we all know Android and iOS aren't that great for productivity.

What I did was downloaded Splashtop HD (the one we already have does not use the dock's trackpad correctly) and have my server running whatever OS I need (Hackintosh).

I get an awesome OS and with zero lag on my Prime but I get its portability and battery life too.

I did a lot of programming right on the Prime on Mac OS X and everything works great. I should mention that when I am at my campus, it is pretty laggy because of the slow wireless network there.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Axe-08:
Here is my opinion-

First of all i have always been a windows owner but used plenty of macs when i was in high school.

But the the big difference is web browser as you said. On a mac/pc the web browsers work just how they should, no layout flaws and it seems a lot faster. This being said i do believe the android browsing community will start seeing a lot more tablet optimized websites, or just realizing you are using a tablet and not a phone and sending you directly to the mobile site(of course you can change the user agent).

If i had the choice, in my current situation i would ditch the macbook and get the atp. Sure the web browsing might not be right at the moment but the mouse prevents most inaccurate clicks. Also you can customize everything! This is not a knock on apple but thats just what I want-customization. The docks keyboard takes getting used to but that wasn't a big problem for me.

Not sure about apples battery life but i love my primes battery life.

My current stats are(with the dock):

Unplugged from wall:3 days 14 hours 12 mins

Prime(not charging from dock):11 hours 51 mins

Battery left: 12% dock 85% prime

I'd say this is with moderate usage brightness at in the middle. and i am rooted.

GO for the prime imo

Hope this helps
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pubnum:
Aside from this fanboy post. I had about 2 primes. All had significant problems. Buyer beware :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xTRICKYxx:
What kind of problems? I really don't understand why so many people on this forum have faulty Prime's. Mine has no issues other than a faulty GPS but I don't care. My previous TF101 had a ton of issues but it seems quality control improved for the new one.

Where did you get yours and when?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jim_0068:
I was actually deciding between the two recently and really it comes down to what you plan to use it for.

Really sit down and figure that out and the choice will be clear. For me, I have an old laptop that I use for word processing or excel and it's generally rather light.

So all I wanted was a portable machine that browses, does email, fun gaming, high battery life and video/audio out capability. That pretty much makes the prime the winner for me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ammarr:
I got the prime, loved it. It is sleek, fast, excellent quality. However, I ended up switching to a MacBook air 13"/4/128. For ~$400 more than the prime + dock, I get almost the same portability, worse battery life (5-7 hrs), but way more usefulness.

Even general 'entertainment' stuff, like watching streaming flash is better on the air since you can switch between programs and have the stream running in the background.

The one downside is that you can't use the air in tablet mode, so reading in bed is a no-go. Air + cheap tablet (playbook etc) might be a much more useful combo than just a prime. The prime is an excellent tablet, but a less than average laptop. Just prioritize your purchases based on this.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spidey01:
Buying new, I'd pick the Prime, probably even at the same price point. If I already had the Mac, I'd only upgrade if the battery life or tablet capability was.

For me, the battery life versus e.g. my Eee PC 1015, was.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] restinbeast:
I own both..

I own both and I would never be able to trade my MBA for TP.

Do not get me wrong. First of all I exclusively use Android phones and tablets and I am fairly anti-apple, but as much as I love my transformer prime, if it was my only computing option I think I would go nuts.

MBA is better for so many technical situations but the main thing that it crushes the TP in is web-browsing, ergonomics, backlit keyboard, multi tasking - I feel like I could make the list very long if I took the time.

The transformer prime excels in that it is Android which is cool and customizable, it has great battery life when docked, it plays games better (although I wish there were more available).

Essentially I love my TP but if I could only have one, I do not think you can replace a full fledged laptop with the TP yet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
Ok, I don't know how this is a "fanboy" post but whatever. All I did was say that issues with launch devices are expected and stated my experiences but if you want to take that as a "Fanboy" post, that's cool. I consider a "fanboy" post, the ones that iPhone/iPad users post that say:

iPhone user) "My iPhone is the best phone in the world"

Android user) "Really, why do you say that?"

iPhone user) "Because it's an iPhone and has more apps plus wifis and I got the one with bigger GeeBees!"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] restinbeast:
I love my prime, but I must admit I do think that it merits some of the criticism it is getting. The last update vastly improved things for me, but I was 30 seconds away from returning it and I AM an android fanboy.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spurs027:
I got my prime a couple of days ago as much as i love it, its going to be returned because wifi is too weak. I will buy another one in hope it will be flawless but its annoying having to return it and wait again. Gps is also non existent but that isn't important to me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] restinbeast:
That's another good point. Although I find the Wifi as acceptable since latest update, the antenna still doesn't get near the speeds my MBA does.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wells79:
Completely agree with the majority of posts on here.. TP isn't strong enough as a laptop replacement. But it's perfectly fine when used to complement another device.

The best productivity aspect of the TP is the battery life!

If you've got WiFi you can RDP/Splashtop/Citrix to another OS for the productivity software.

If you're without WiFi you can write notes in evernote, do some light editing, save stuff in dropbox, etc etc and have it all sync up later.

As long as you're able (and willing) to adjust your work flow to make the most of the tools at your disposal you'll be fine.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] linenghai:
Dear heroes:

Very pleased to XDA, the first to introduce myself, I, surnamed Li, from China, Xiamen, in China there are three major operators, China Mobile is the first, followed by China Unicom and China Telecom, in January 2011, I China Mobile spent 5,000 yuan to buy the HTC T9188 phone, and click on the purchase of the two, after buying it really is the harm done, why do you say, because it is equipped with the system is WM 6.5 system, but with WM6.5 90% of the software is not compatible, the phone often crashes, freezes as long as you need to pull the battery, and the market for less than half of the machine, HTC also has a listing in the mobile phone A9188, A9188 is Android2. 3, sad ah! I and family often give HTC customer service, Microsoft China phone, mail, they really have been perfunctory we really too depressed, I'm looking for a forum on China HTC T9188 to unlock the phone, for the Android system, but unfortunately, in the China does not have such a technology, think about .... .. really sad, inadvertently see the XDA's name, but said most cattle technology Forum, I am very excited to see this, because I really English poor, so after using Google translator to complete. Look forward to your reply, thank you! E-mail: linenghai@qq.com

As newly registered user can not publish external links, mobile data in the Google search or visit HTC China, thank you!

Yes, T9188 of not less than 10 million users in China.

Thank you again!

担心翻译软件有问题，翻译不全，附上中文：

亲爱的各位大侠:

很高兴来到XDA，先自我介绍一下，我姓李,来自中国福建厦门，在中国有三大营运商，第一个是中国移动，其 次是中国联通和中国电信，在2011年1月份，我在中国移动花了5000人民币购买了HTC T9188手机，而且一下就购买了两部，购买之后真的被它害苦了,为什么这么说呢，因为它搭载的系统是WM 6.5系统，但是与WM6.5的软件有90%是不兼容的，手机经常死机，只要死机就需要拔电池，而且上市不 到半年的机器，HTC同样在移动上市了一款A9188手机，A9188是Android2. 3，伤心啊!我和家人经常给HTC客服，微软中国打电话，发邮件，他们真的一直在敷衍我们，真的太郁闷了， 我在寻找中国HTC T9188的论坛上进行手机解锁、换Android系统，无奈，在中国没有一家有这样的技术，想想.... ..真的很心酸,无意中看到XDA的大名，而且介绍说全球最牛技术论坛，看到这个我很兴奋，由于我英文真的 很差，所以之后借助谷歌翻译来完成。期待您的回复，谢谢！ 邮箱：linenghai@qq.com

由于新注册用户无法发布外部链接，手机资料请在谷歌搜索或登陆HTC中国,谢谢！

对了，T9188的用户在中国不少于10万人。

再次谢谢了！
[HTC Sensation] hncdesilva:
Hi

I have successfully managed to root and s-off my Sensation XE using the guides in the forum.

Now I need to unroot and s-on for warranty issues. The guides on this is a bit confusing and need your help to achieve this. Can I simply download the correct RUU and flash? or is it a bit more complicated than that.

A quick reply would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] nevrlow:
Just download the correct ruu and call it a day.

Sent From My steak using A1 steak sauce app (Sensation)
[HTC Sensation] hncdesilva:
Thanks for the reply

My baseband ver is - 10.58.9035.00U_10.15.9035.02_2

Build No - 1.73.401.4 CL161971 Release Keys

Which RUU should I flash?
[HTC Sensation] xdaco:
Well, Did you make your phone SuperCID??

If so then you must change your CID to original one and flash an official RUU for that region or career.

Better you can flash the original RUU came with your phone.
[Blade General] vjgeorge87:
i can pair dell BH200 bluetooth headset to dell XCD35 and listen to music with outrageous quality but, when i get a call i can neither listen nor talk, again in bluetooth settings it says "connected to phone and media". when i pair the device to any other phones for that matter, not only can i listen but talk over the phone using the bluetooth device..

phone config:

model number: blade

android version: 2.3.7

baseband version: P729BB01

kernel version: 2.6.35.7-perf+tom@TomsComputer #67

CPU info: ARMv6-compatible processor rev 5 (v6l)

Mod version: CyanogenMod-7.1.0-Blade

Build number: GWK74
[Blade General] Harsha.S:
Hello Team....Even I am facing the same Issue...I m using dell Streak 5 and i m trying to pair it with DELL BH200 headset...i m able to listen music but unable to make or recieve calls....please help....

I am using custom rom : Android 2.3.3 version

Baseband version : GAUSB1A1406214-EU

Kernel version : 2.6.35.7-perf.

OEM version : GAUSB1A140614

Build number : longhorn 2.2v4
[Blade General] wbaw:
There are problems with bluetooth on the blade. It wont work with my Mercedes either.
[Blade General] rlobos:
CM issue with bluetooth headsets

Hi guys,

I have the same issue using a CM7 (7.0 to 7.2) on my Samsung Galaxy Mini, before with official ROM Gingerbread 2.3.4 to 2.3.6 I don't have any problems with my BH200 headset. So, I think the problem is on custom ROM CM.

Any solution for this?

Thanks
[Blade General] karthiknr:
Looking at this thread,I feel there's an issue with the Dell BH200 headset. Have you guys tried another headset?
[Blade General] ejasshereef:
Am using dell xcd 35 with cm7.2 me too have same prob but bh200 works well on other phones any fix for it pls help
[Blade General] rlobos:
Hi guys,

I tried with other custom ROMs, and my headsets BH200 works fine on emanoN V5, but all ROMs based on Cyanogen Mod (7 and 9) have the same issue. Please, can someboby tell this on developers section? Because I can't, I need 10 usefully posts :(, I'm a developer for 12 years on embedded systems (hw and sw) and I have work on several kernels, but here I can't use the developer section :( .
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelsoft:
Good evening I have a question since I started to install ROMs in my Atrix and for some reason had never raised in any post, before having the Atrix had a Motorola Milestone for which there were many ROMs as with the Atrix. The difference, which is the cause of my doubt is that in the case of Milestone remember that updates could be installed ROMs on previous versions without having to FullWipe, as long as they come from the same ROM.

This has not happened with the Atrix, I'm no developer, so I have a doubt, is the Atrix has some additional block can not update the ROM without deleting the Data? or has some other underlying reason. Greetings to all.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turl1:
Not really, if the new ROM is just an update you can usually just flash without wiping data and it will work.

For example, you can flash a newer CM weekly release over previous ones without wiping data and it will work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyokeun1234:
I have kinda nooby question... i am using a phone with stock gingerbread and i am using an advanced task killer. I know a lot of people say that I shouldn't do it, but it just makes my phone a lot faster and smoother. As a noob, i have one question: is task killer really harmful to my phone and is it better for me to not use it? If you say yes, please provide me some specific reason why. Thank you ask much guys!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terrorx10:
its not that bad... but u should not kill background services!

keep settings on safe... don't use aggressive mode

applications u know u use often for example- browser or music player... u can add to excluded section... currently im using ZDBox and it works perfect... it also has additional features that you will need... hope this helps
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imsophysic:
I only use the ATK to kill an app that's not responding well.

For example, when I was using CM7, sometimes my Google Reader app would hang and display a loading symbol for a long time instead of displaying my articles, and the arrow that shows transmission over the network wasn't displaying so I knew it wasn't waiting on data, I would use ATK to kill ONLY Google Reader. Then I could go back into the app and it would load very quickly.

But since I switched to an ICS ROM, I haven't had that same issue and haven't had a need for ATK.

Also, do note that it does take processing power, and therefore battery power, when your phone decides to restart any of those apps you are killing, and it will restart apps.

For a great explanatory article, see here:

http://androidandme.com/2011/11/app...lers-still-dont-give-you-better-battery-life/

and also the links in the phrase "(see here, and here, and here)".

So in short, they are not exactly "harmful" but they don't provide any real benefit if you "kill everything, every time."
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devator22:
It is a common myth that more RAM = better performance, and this is a result of the market being dominated by Microsoft for so long. Android does not equal a desktop OS. Free RAM literally does nothing. In fact, it is wasteful to have bunch of free RAM. Android manages RAM very effectively and aggressively works to ensure that you have sufficient resources to do whatever it is you want to do. If you notice an increase in performance with a task killer, it is because you have a misbehaving app. Watchdog is the only task manager I would recommend, all it does is watch for apps that are using an abnormal amount of resources and alerts you. Part of the Android experience is the emulated multi-tasking, or having several apps saved to memory simultaneously to facilitate ease of switching between them. An app in the background will not affect the performance of your device, it is not using any resources. Aside from that, if you end a task, it will usually just start right up again, using more resources, because that is how Android is designed to work.

So, I would say finding the misbehaving app is a much better option than a task killer. They were important in eclair, maybe even FroYo. But anything above that they are unnecessary.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k1llaherz:
i dont really believe in android"s app managment:mad:but task killers make it only worst IMHO