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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zmijka:
Liveforphysics, thank you very much for the detailed instruction. My partner recently dropped his Galaxy Note, which he enjoyed for 3 weeks maybe (there was no insurance, cover, screen protector - nothing on it) and I gave it a shot following your tutorial.

Just finished replacing the glass, and apart from the fact, that it took me 4 hours to peel the old (broken) screen (glass), I'm happy with the result.

Phone works perfectly and cost of fixing it was below €20 - screen + adhesive. And of course 5 hours work :)

As for peeling the old glass I used plectrum as a tool and helped myself with the white spirit to dissolve the glue or compound or whatever that is that held glass to the rest and of course plenty of patience. If you do it yourself, please make sure to wear goggle (tiny pieces of glass were chipping away in every direction) and have good source of light.

It is possible to replace he glass only, when following the instructions and being very patient.

I'd like to thank you once again for putting the whole instruction on the net.

All the best and thank you for reading
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Dwinone:
Thanks for sharing
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sahyf3r:
My note fell from my top pocket yesterday, bent to pickup something and it fell on ceramic tile about 3 feet at most, didn't even sound damaging, so i picked it up and put back in my pocket not realizing the broken screen, even the LCD was broken.

Touch still works, i keep losing more and more of the display though.

I think it's too fragile, i like the idea of unbreakable, how much did the unlocked note sell for when it was released? I'm thinking to wait on the note 2 and get one of those.

I called Samsung and it costs US $158 including shipping to repair it. That's cheaper than all the LCD assemblies I've seen on eBay, so people in the US, professional repair might be more cost effective than DIY. They also said the only thing that would be different for international would be that I'd have to pay for my own shipping.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] andyboo:
photos aint showing up :(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ipernexus:
can you re-up photos???:(:(

sorry I could not see them, now I see them.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] swells14:
US repairs for the GT-N7000

How did you get Samsung to even repairing this for you. I've tried and they keep saying is not a US product so they can not be off assistance.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] MikeCriggs:
Sounds like my experience fixing everything. Always ends up working, though :).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ITAI275:
jonatan fixed my phone!!!

hi

my name is itai

and i jonatan bought for me the screen for my broken samsung note 1

and now it is working great!!!!

thanks jonatan

i recommend him!

MOD EDIT: Number removed.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] meethere:
hi

mine broken too, lcd/touch working fine

what should I buy and from where? please help, am from India

thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Grey_Alien:
Hi there, has anyone thought to buy those OLED displays + touch + digitizer + glass from Alibaba? I've broken my Note and here in Naples there's more than someone that repairs broken gNotes at 150€...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mikk@:
I have attempted this DIY after a lot of research on the OLED, I think there are not many success stories out there for the process.

Mine was another NOT SO successful story.

When removing the glass off the digitizer, the glue that holds them together is completely removed and destroyed. there is nothing I could find that can replace it or substitute it. It needs to be a special conductive type adhesive film.

The replacement screen+digitizer price was close to the replacement value so sell for parts and buy another one..

Good luck to all trying though:thumbup:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] darrell.barrell:
Here's my go

Wow, this thread is huge and hateful!

Anyway I want to share my experience (so far) in case anyone else stumbles here

This is my wife's phone - the front glass was very very very smashed after being dropped (unfortunately I didn't take a photo before I started - not just cracked but about 1000 cracks). The actual display and the touch digitizer were fine though.

I bought some replacement glass off ebay but had no idea that the glass was glued/laminated/whatever to the digitizer and that in turn is glued/laminated/whatever to the display. Arrr!

Unfortunately I thought the plastic film between the screen and the glass was part of the digitizer so I tried to pick the glass off that - I should have just removed that with the glass on and it would have been easy - it delaminates from the display before the glass delaminates from it.

anyway I sat down for maybe 1 or 2 hrs and pulled all the glass off using my soldering-station hot air (cheap chinese soldering station as pictured) at 210 degrees C and some tweezers. At first one of my children helped me by holding the hot-air but in the end I taped the phone to a piece of ply-wood.

I burnt the display a little in a few places (so now the colour is slightly off)

So the end result is:

* The display & touch work fine but my wife will have a super dodgy but very amusing phone for the moment

* 210 deg C for too long (minutes??) burns the screen (I didn't experiment with other temperatures)

* Electrolube flux remover turns the glue into jelly

* I think mangled phones will become fashionable (just like distressed jeans)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] m_rajaganesh:
please advice

Unfortunately I dropped my note and it broken the screen and also i not possible to see the display [only i can see 25% of display on top].

I don know about what you mean digitizer... I enquiry the service shop they said need to replace the both the screen and display.

May i know some links for where to buy both the touch screen and display. Can you please advice. Thanks in advance. Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mukuluppal:
This is AWESOME!

This is so awesome! I know a lot of people here who have no clue of how to do this and end up paying a lot more for getting the LCD too replaced of no reason. I think the process is quite delicate and needs a lot of patience and persistence before doing what you are able to accomplish here. Good work! Thanks again. :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] urbient:
very nice explanation

very well done and explained hamsteyr !

does nobody think this should be a sticky when there are caution alerts and the pitfalls of the other users inserted in this guide ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hamsteyr:
[MENTION=4837359]urbient[/MENTION] thanks for the feedback. I've taken your advice, and i've reposted it as it's own thread in the Android General Section, link here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51384311
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] domhnall:
boy i'm a dumbo

was pulling my phone apart this morning as i had the next 5 days off. Getting ready to hair dry it and a glass film protector l'd totally forgotten about started to lift off. Peeled the protector off and found that was the only thing cracked. l'd been using the phone for like a month or two with fractures all across it, getting the nerve up to repair it. My poor daughter had broken down in tears when she'd first dropped the thing
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] peaklabs.net:
I recently, in a very stupid move, completely smashed all glass on my note. BAD. I even had the top corner bend and a circuit board broke through it!

I thought it's a write-off, but a few hours later an alarm started beeping on my phone, so it's still working. Some wifi apps I realised still work and it was getting emails and whatsapp messages (beeps)!!

All guides I see mention replacing the front glass (LCD+digitizer) but I think I broke through another layer, the stylus digitizer. I pulled all broken glass and disassembled it. Turns out the circuitboard poking through the front glass was just some part of the digitizer, re-assembled and all looks relatively clean and fixable, just theres no glass, no adhesive anywhere on the front now.

Looks to me like about $200 in parts to try the repair though :( Anyone had such a drastic remodelling on their Note? :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Andrei Rafaila:
Who wants cheaper, can change only the glass

I filmed how i replaced glass only. It is a bit harder because this generation had a stronger optically-clear adhesive.

Cause i'm new on forum, i can't post links, so i give you the title to search on youtube: Galaxy Note 1 N7000 Screen Glass Only Replacement Repair using LOCA Adhesive
[General Questions and Answers] jimwy:
Was going to flash a rom and flashed the google apps for that rom first by mistake. Now the phone has gone to "voice typing" by default and i can't change it. Can't log into my google account because voice typing does do well with @.

Can see my sd card with Android file transfer and have the rom backup but can't to CM Rom manager cause I can't log into Market either. Tried a factory reset but still get the voice typing.

Phone is rooted (or was) can't reboot into bootloader as it shows the opening screen and says it's downloading but not go anywhere from there. Terminal doesn't connect while in that screen

Phone is showing 4.0.2

kernel 3.0.8 gaaa2611 android-build@apa28 #1

build: Android Revolution HD 2.1.2 LTE by Mike 1986

I'm stuck

How can I get rid of the voice typing or how can I get into my google account or Rom manager?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] budven:
Anyone using your TF in ministry? Particularly in preaching or teaching! If so what programs are you finding useful?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] a.mcdear:
if you consider showing off how android is better and more useful than iOS to Apple fans as preaching or ministry (honestly its not far off!!), then yes I do!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] bedoig:
Haven't worked on it much lately, but I started writing a tablet optimized Bible app when I first got the Transformer. At the time there wasn't really anything available that took advantage of the tablet real estate. Search Bible by bedoig in the market.

I haven't looked for good tablet bible apps in a long time. I'd be interested what people are using these days as well.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] RevJonG:
Logos has an app that allows me to access my Logos collection from the tablet.

If one does not have Logos (ridiculously expensive! I bought it in seminary many many years ago.) then a good and more affordable alternative is Olive Tree:

I use Kingston office of the stock reader to view the sermon while preaching saving many trees....

Blessings

RevJonG

Can't post the links

;^(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] eep02b:
Unfortunately there are not many ministry app available for the transformer. I use Bible from "YouVersion" because it allows you to acces multiple versions of the bible and save many of them on the transformer for offline use. It looks pretty good on the tablet as well. The bad part is there is no real way to save notes along with scripture, or to jump to pre-determined passages (bookmarked passages). Its been awhile since i've looked at ministry apps. As much as i love my transformer and how powerful it is, ive honestly been considering the ipad 3 when it drops simply because of the developer community and the apps it has available. i really dont want to though. :(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] budven:
I have also been considering the iPad 3 but as you said I really don't want to. My son has an iPad2 and he is using it in ministry and currently using it while preaching or teaching. I have not gotten that comfortable with my TF but I would like to use it more effectively in ministry.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] bedoig:
It's not sounding like much has changed since the last time I looked. I like YouVersion on my phone but found it lacking on a tablet. I've looked at Logos and Olivetree in the past as well but they weren't really what I was looking for.

The main reason I started working on one was to have a built in notes pane alongside the bible. I also added scripture identification within the notes to automatically create hyperlinks that open that section of the bible when clicked. I'm not a minister so I was more focused on the note taking scenario, but several ministers have told me they have found it useful.

Might just have to start working on it again since it doesn't seem like the options have improved much.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tony Maroney:
I'm using it for teaching and preaching currently.

I spend a lot of time at my laptop for work, the dropbox app has been great for syncing my documents between my laptop and my transformer.

I type my messages in Word or Kingston Office/Quickoffice Pro HD. Once they are finished I'll format them for my tablet (increasing font size, changing the margins, bold, highlight, change color and ensure that each page looks appropriate) and then save as a pdf.

There are some excellent pdf viewers out there, but I simply open my messages up with the Kindle app when I'm teaching/preaching. I prefer the swype or tap to navigate vice any scrolling.

I use Cloudprint to print from my tablet when necessary. I used to have a paper copy of my message as a backup just in case something... ahem... went wrong. However, now I just keep my Bible with me and I can pull off a sermon or teach from a prior study in an emergency.

I've added folders to my tablet to keep finished sermons/lessons by using ES File Explorer app (allows folders & shortcuts).

I've changed some of the icons out using ADW Launcher Ex to pretty things up a bit and further customize.

It's quite fun actually. We've got a good sized church 700 folks, so our platform is filled with iPads each service. I'm one of the few with a non iPad tablet but I'm certainly not complaining. LOL!

Hope this helps.

There may be more, but I'm still learning how to get good use out of the TF myself.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Houndog:
I use OliveTree

I do not preach often, but do enjoy OliveTree for my main Bible app. Great for Bible studies as it can have a synced comentary right on screen at the same time as the Bible. Very helpful when someone asks a question about a more elusive verse.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Renaldostheold:
I used a mindmap in the Thinking Space app to preach a sermon when i left my hard copy at home. Went well and no-one noticed.

I only take my Tab to meetings and use calendars and Thinking Space to record notes or decisions.

Use Cardre Bible NRSV
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Renaldostheold:
Also finding that i am leaving the notebook at home and taking the tablet. Just seem to be transitioning to a new mode.

I have orders of service and planning material in a dropbox that i share with a music and worship group. When near wifi it syncs to tablet. Thinking of implementing wifi in church facilities.

I am using more ad more ebooks and also working towards a paperless office. I am scanning articles and important sections of books and having them available with me. It is greatvfir reading/preparing on public transport or while waiting somewhere.

At the home office I can use tablet to read ebooks or pdf docs like a second screen as I prepare oos or sermon.

I am also a psychologist and have a folder for each client. Test and reports are at hand where-ever I am. Have used it when doctors call to check details.

I have parish directory in word format and in dropbox. I can quickly find an address when on the road and have used googlemaps to find my way. Also fiund that i can tap a phone number on my phone and instantly dial.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mbowe:
There is an app called cam scanner, great at scanning in docs, pictures, whiteboard sessions, etc. and also syncs with dropbox.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Joey563:
The best app that I have found is one called Mysword. It has numerous bible translations, commentaries, notes, dictionaries, and a huge community that is constantly releasing additional add-ons.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Magnesus:
ezPDF might be helpful if you have PDFs of the books/book you need for the things you preach. You can even leave notes on the margin in ezPDF - that might be usefull. (And the post with dinosaur was really funny. :D)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Spidey01:
Personally I would think the usual web/office needs would apply to preaching as much as anything similar; my pastor still uses paper. For bible+notes, I would rather think a Kindle version of your favoured translation would be the best bet. You get stuff for navigation the way a dedicated app could offer, along with the ability at marking and noting stuff that only a PDF file or dedicated bible reader might be able to offer. What would be lacking is the ability to cross reference other translations and sources easily or go straight to specific verses by number. For other books and stuff it should work fine and be less trouble than semi-illegally OCR'ing stuff, when whatever book you're interested in is available in the Kindle market.

As a Christian, I think you folks need to lighten up. Even GOD has a sense of humour, if you know HIM then you know that. If I was one of the people you should be reaching out to as a preacher instead of pushing away with behaviour like this: I'd look at this thread as a reason not to follow our saviour: he has too many people like you following him.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] revjwb32:
agree with my sword and yes i use my TF preaching and Teaching even using it in my Sunday school class to watch a video series....

e-sword modules can be converted to be used with my sword i have the

NIV--NKJV---AMP BIble

well i was using it until it died yesterday back to my good ole Leather Nelson Study bible until it returns to me...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] M_T_M:
@OP and the rest of you guys....please don't feed the troll. Instead report him like is supposed to be done :)

@tehtroll...don't comeback here mate. If you don't have anything nice to say...keep your opinions to yourself.

Cheers,

M_T_M
[Eee Pad Transformer General] budven:
I love e-sword on my laptop. I wish they had an android version. I'll look into converting them. Thanks for the tip. I hope you get you TF back soon.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Joey563:
Mysword is the android version of esword.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sherrie.melton:
Ministry Apps

I found Youversion Bible, Evernote and Logos youth ministry apps are very useful for me. I love YouVersion Bible app, the best bible app ever I have used. I downloaded it about a month ago; really I like it, lots of options for daily reading.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jeggen:
I have a Note 10.1 which adds a lot of use that I didn't have with my TF101 but I am a pastor and did have a TF101 since about the day they came out.

I use the Bible app from Logos (and own Logos). I take notes in the Logos app and then can view them in the app when I'm teaching or going over a scripture verse. Best app out there for adding highlighting and your own notes to scripture for future reference not to mention research if you buy some of their resources.

I use Polaris for doing presentations. On my Note 10.1 I can do wireless display to show my presentation but there are ways to do that with the TF101. One in particular would be to run the PPT if you are teaching a class using PPT Remote or Splashtop Whiteboard (awesome) to control the presentation PC over wifi. Impresses the middle school students and I think they actually pay more attention.

ThinkingSpace Pro (now Mindjet, but not as good. Just google ThinkingSpace Pro APK and you'll find one) to outline my messages and classes.

I keep documents on my PC in Dropbox and use Dropsync to do a FULL sync of my Dropbox account onto my MicroSD so I have access to messages, notes, etc even when offline and stays in sync with my PC.

I try to keep my list of illustrations in Evernote. It's easy to clip web articles to Evernote too for future use in a messages.

Finally, I use LectureNotes to do handwritten notes. It works great on the Note 10.1 with the s-pen but it has a ton of filtering options for other devices using a capacitive stylus and I'd bet it works really well on a TF101 with a capacitive stylus too.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dbuckham:
Little late, but I prepare my sermon in Word, save it as a PDF in Dropbox. I mark it up using ezPDF Pro.

The church I serve uses Proclaim which integrates with Logos software and mobile devices very efficiently. I can run a presentation with personal notes in Proclaim Remote.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] samcham:
Not completely on point here, but...

I'm a church musician (guitar, bass). One of the main reasons I bought my TF101 was so I could use it to display my charts during the service. We use Planning Center Online to plan our services, and put PDF versions of the charts in Planning Center. They have Android and iOS apps for the main site, to assist in planning, and another for a companion product called Music Stand, which is for musicians.

Our pastors use YouVersion frequently for easy access to multiple translations. One of them teaches primarily from TNIV, but sometimes restates the passage from The Message if it helps get the point across more clearly.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tauruslei:
On my second day of GummyNex0.7.0+franco combination. Updated franco kernel to #16 yesterday. Battery life has been ok but not as hoped or as many people have posted.

However today at about 50% my phone shut down on its own, after rebooting the battery went directly to 40%. At first I thought it was UV problem so didn't pay much attention until the phone shut down again, to be rebooted at 30%. I didn't apply voltage setting after the first reboot so it was on stock voltage setting. That should probably rule out UV setting to be the problem.

What do you guys think? Battery calibration error? I'll try to give detail information to reproduce the situation but it has been stable until now.
[HTC ChaCha] Flexmaen:
It would be nice if the HTC Chacha also would flash it's LED while it is charging.

Unfortunately it just will show the Orange LED while charging although it could blink green/orange. Or I'd even say that missed call LED should come before charging LED.

Since I have the phone connected to the computer often an still leave the room I often don't notice that I missed some call in between. I might get used to this, but still... is it possible to change that?
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Try this: https://market.android.com/details?...lt#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImltb2JsaWZlLmJsaW5rIl0.

Don't know if it works though.
[HTC ChaCha] Flexmaen:
Thanks. Maybe that helps, but.... why should an app like this need an internet connection and need to read my contacts??
[HTC ChaCha] qbert456:
Someone on the review of that app says his chacha only has green yellow lights- obviously he's never run his battery right down!

I'd like led to flash more too.

sent usin' tapatalk innit.
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
I have no idea whatsoever why this application requires access to internet or contacts, I'm not the developer of that application.

I simply used the most powerful feature of android market, the search function :P
[HTC ChaCha] qbert456:
I think it was a rhetorical question.

sent usin' tapatalk innit.
[HTC ChaCha] Flexmaen:
on the chacha it would also be possible to flash the facebook button instead. is there any app that can use the led of the facebook button?
[HTC ChaCha] Flexmaen:
Well, Light Flow can do this! It can even use the Facebook Button Light. However it seems that it can't use any other color than orange as long as the phone is charging, but at least you can switch the charging light off and use the orange light for missed calles, sms etc. Or you can use the facebook button anyway.
[Galaxy Tab General] bmoreboy02:
Can anyone provide a netflix app i can download? My daughter has a rooted tablet runnin stock 2.2 but its sayin netflix isnt compatible
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Shotgun4:
Hey, i was wondering if this extra battery pack would charge my Acer A100 before i bought it. dose it have the same connectors to use it with the a100, also dose it put out a safe voltage?

http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=463383511&pf_rd_i=915398

Thanks