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[T-Mobile LG G2x] Karala:
I was wondering if this was a phone setting issue or something else.

On this phone I can't sign in to livejournal, or I can but on very next page I'm no longer signed in despite allowing cookies and even if I tell it to remember my username and password. Also any community that rates itself as 14 or 18 plus has a warning where you must say you're older than that, after clicking the next page is the exact same one all over again. Also I notice random issues on Yahoo. Like Yahoo answers won't let me login. A few other sites do similar things, like I'll tell it to go to the next page and it reloads the page I was just on. Most of the time I don't have a problem signing in and stuff, but on certain sites it fails every time.

I'm totally stumped. My G2X is rooted, though I don't think that's related. Could it be a provider issue? When I've teethered from this phone to another (an iPhone) the iPhone has no issues. I dont have a chance to test if it does this when on wifi. Any ideas?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] mobb315:
Anyone know if the apps from the rezound thread work on the vivid?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
You can try
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tcyeric:
Hey all,

I just got my Galaxy Nexus a few days back, I'm totally loving it compared to my Nexus S (on 4.0.3)

The thing i'm bringing up is more of the body of the GN, on the top of the phone (i.e. the side opposite to the ports of the phone).

I noticed there are like 2 cuts on the corners of phone. I would like to seek clarification as to whether this is an isolated case of mine (as in somehow mine just had those cuts) or this is how the GN is molded.

I will try to get pictures to better illustrated what i am talking about when i can borrow a camera/phone from a colleague.

Many thanks in advance!

Edit: have enclosed pictures for your reference, marks i've described are circled in RED
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bowtieduece:
I am on my third cdma gn they all had the molding showing in the corners
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cirian75:
My 1st GSM GN had very visable bold molding marks.

My 3 month younger replacement still has the marks visable, but they are barely noticable unless you went looking for them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Same. They're hard to notice I didn't even see them for about a week after getting it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Same, I didn't even see them before this post.... DAMN YOU! ;)
[Nexus S General] tdoughone:
Have a file downloading and it won't stop... help
[Nexus S General] simms22:
how big is it?

go into the downloads app and delete it.
[Nexus S General] tdoughone:
I downloaded it from my Gmail and it failed downloaded it again and it saved but still says its downloading and doesn't show up in downloads
[Nexus S General] tdoughone:
Cleared data in download manager and it stopped
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] onlyonejoefish:
Thanks for the research on that! Look forward to seeing these sorts of apps get better.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Chemas:
Did you try Photoshop Touch? http://goo.gl/lPXMX

There is no support for RAW files and it only supports image resolutions up to 1600x1600px (enough for FB, blogs,...) ...but it's probably the best app for photo editing.

For RAW files I hope adobe will make something similar to bridge(+camera raw)/lightroom soon. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] esm922:
Thanks for the info on working with raw files. I want to add one more program to the mix and it is NEF-Thumbnailer which is for those of us that are working with Nikon raw files. It is done by the same people that did the CR2-Thumbnailer program which was reviewed in first post so the same limitations and features apply. Also wanted to note that the RawPal Gallery program let me access my removable card but it seems to need root to do it.I was not to impressed with the program though. RawPal also picked up my DropSync program and did galleries of all my pictures on Dropbox.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Justin_Thyme:
Being a professional photographer I would never attempt to use a tablet as a processing platform, NEVER! Firstly, even though the prime is the fastest tablet out there its not enough to run batch process on RAW files even if there is an app for it. Secondly you cant calibrate the colors on any tablet. You mentioned already the file sizes and I have 0 patience on the speed of the SD reader built in to the dock, like usb 1.0 speeds. I shoot a Canon 1D MkIV and 1Ds MKIII that both have enormous files and USB 3.0 reader.

I do use the tablet for previewing images but thats it. I shoot both raw and jpeg and with the Pro series bodies you get CF and SD card slots so I save RAW to CF and jpeg medium to SD. To preview I just insert the SD card and have smaller files for preview purposes. If I need to process images I use my laptop if Im away or desktop at home. Both have the processing power and displays needed for professional results that you cant get out of a tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaypm:
thanks i added information about nef-Thumbnailer to the OP.

i have root on my tf201 but wasn't able to get it to look in the /Removable directory, maybe i missed something. if you want to share instructions on that i can add them as well.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaypm:
never say never... tablets are just computers like any other and there's nothing fundamental that will prevent them from eventually being good RAW processing devices. quad-core tegra3 clocked at 1.3ghz is already in the vicinity of the minimum power needed to process RAW files in a reasonable amount of time, provided that the RAW processing engine is sufficiently multi-threaded. by next year you'll see 2ghz quad-core tablets hitting the market. it's really only a matter of time until the software starts to strengthen and these devices become viable for real RAW work.

once we have the right software then the limitation becomes the fat-finger interface to a touchscreen for making fine adjustments. the tf201 dock adds a touchpad that remedies that problem. other tablets could be paired with bluetooth mice to gain the same functionality.

and then there's color calibration. well, tablet screens are using current display technology like any other and can be calibrated once the software supports it. it's already the case that one of the programs i listed above supports its own color calibration settings.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slopokdave:
Thank you! Photomate is nice and appears to have some bulk features now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] taylorzhang:
Anybody know if any app take panasonic or olympus's raw file? M4/3 shooter here.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TheZuneLune:
If you are canon user, DSLR controller is a must!! Too many features to use and the developer has more planned. Some of my favorites are the timelapse and HDR features.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] namebrandon:
Get back on POTN you jack-ass.. ;)

[ <-- BrandonSi ]

I guess being a professional photographer as well, I'll go ahead and disagree with you. :D

Unless you're printing, color calibration isn't *that* much of an issue, especially if you can profile with sRGB. I would prefer to edit in LR on Windows, but in a pinch, I'd be OK editing on a tablet, especially the prime, with the dock + mouse and keyboard.

It's not an editing machine by a long-shot.. It's not even a laptop, but for a instances where you're traveling or are on-location and want to do a quick edit here and there, it can handle the job.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dark Knight:
Whatever the case, having a fast track device to preview, show the client and perhaps even the rate the images before your full blown PC/MAC based workflow is a benefit.

There is a good article in this quarter's C'T digital Photography magazine (German Mag, aimed at world Wide audience) about the benefits of tablet aided photography. Most of it is aimed at the iSlab's with a small excerpt about Android. (See here for a preview)

Android based photography is definetly under exploited and we need more apps out there. If the small developers keep innovating, perhaps the big players (Adobe, Canon, Nikon etc..) will take notice and understand we benefit from such tools. Then there's the niche players like Leica, Panasonic, Fujifilm etc.. where there's very little RAW support.

I'll be watching this thread.. Keep the RAW , Tethered shooting etc.. recommendations coming in.

Some of my recommendations :

- Eye-Fi card for Wireless RAW preview

- DSLR Controller app by Chainfire....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mtechfan:
I use RawVision myself, its not expensive for the pro version either.

Makes it a lot easier to show my clients the raw files I just shot on a larger screen. My laptop was much too big to carry around. The Prime is perfect.

:)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spectre130:
I shoot with a 1DmkIII and 7D... So I shoot CF cards. I want to use the transformer to weed out photos and dump the CF cards onto a portable HD. With that said, how do you all have you setup? Will a USB hub work with the CF card reader and HD hooked up, or is the androids still unable to move files from one storage device to another like the case used to be? I want to get rid of the laptop while traveling and I typically shoot 400gb in a week.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] spectre130:
No one has tested this out?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dark Knight:
I have the TF101, regular Transformeer (not the Transformer prime).

With the keyboard dock, the built in SD card reader can be used to read SD card contents and a RAW viewer app can then render the images.

If you don't have the Dock on you - and I would imagine out in the field you want to be as light with the kit as possible - you could purchase the Asus USB host dongle or the Asus SD card reader. Both work well for me.

It's nothing cutting edge. The SD card shows as a mounted drive and you can then view / copy the contents using a File Explorer or Raw viewer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bimbobo:
Agree, it would be like bringing a Fiat 500 and try to quality for F1 races.:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dark Knight:
I think most of us here are not proposing it being used as a full photographic workflow or fine editing.

Think of it as a preview tool to help save time when you do come to your true workflow.

Surely there's benefit in rating some of the images on the train ride home ? Yes you couldn't fine edit or view the images on calibrated monitor, but for composition and exposure alone, rating upfront would save time for final workflow.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wernerzero:
I agree, no need to fully edit your photos, but some sort of preview and rating app would be awesome.

If you take a couple of hundred, or even thousands, of shots on a trip, then it would be a real timesaver to be able to go through your shots and discard the bad ones, maybe have a three star system for good pics/ great pics, need editing/ excellent pics, need only some tweaking...

And if it could somehow implement a layer of some sort, on the image, where you could scribble down your first thoughts and ideas for editing. The same way you can open pdfs in a few apps and write comments to the text.

Now that Nikon has announced the optional WU-1a Wi-Fi module that can be used with the new D3200 DSLR and an app for android, maybe we are closer to getting apps that can handle raw-images on our devices.

W.Z.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wapcamer:
Hi jaypm,

Nice list but I'm surprised you didn't mention RawVision.

Indeed it does support multiple selection for deletion, jpeg extraction, import (to empty your card for example), it has support for Eye-Fi transfers. Finally you will be able to quickly share with other apps (flickr, facekbook, dropbox etc...).

Regarding videos, it give a preview but you will still need MX Player (my fav) to read the video properly.

As everyone agrees here, the goal is not to make photo post-processing as we would do on a desktop, but rather to check the photos, sort and share them in a convenient way.

Still, there will also be quick retouching options: crop, straighten, brightness, contrast, B&W/sepia conversion etc... Don't expect U-points, but rather quick image enhancing features.

It can also give more interaction during a shooting by presenting the photos to the model or photographer as soon as it is taken. I think of Eye-fi, but also WT-1 or the Canon equivalent, which will be supported in the future, as well as usb host support, though 3rd party apps can help to mount usb devices, that will then appear in the filesystem.

wernerzero: about taking notes on a photo, e.g. you could extract a JPEG and then send it to the very nice 'Skitch' application (made by the guys of evernote)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] biopsin:
Just wanted to inform about a alternative viewer RawDroid which was not mentioned..

happy shooting..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] marmaduk9:
Photo Mate R2 Galaxy Note 10.1 GT 8020

Well I have complaint to share, in store Photo Mate is marked as comatible with my device. It works solidly I was happy but when I want to save my edit I can not almost anything from d7000 nef beside jpg 99 percent quality maximum size and only without edit at all. So it is unusable except for preview. apparaently problem is heap size so device with smaller heap than 512 mb (max allocated memory for application) can not save that big files. Solution would be rooting than editing build.prop and increasing heap size. I am noob and I do not want to mess with my device yet. I am very disappointed.

I gathered informations from here http://pureviewclub.com/2014/20496 and here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51457912#post51457912

So be aware how much heap size is on your device before you buy Photo Mate R2 it shoul be warning in google play store.

Somebody correct me if I am wrong. But I can certainly say on Galaxy Note 10.1 for Photo Mate R2 there is no use.
[General Questions and Answers] jculotta:
Heya,

I know T-mobile offers discounts to employees of Best Buy, but was wondering what information a T-Mo CSR would ask me for to apply the discount to my account? An associate in the store tried recently when I told her I worked at Best Buy, but something was wrong with her PC...she said I just needed to call #611 and tell them.

Is there a way for them to verify through a database or something? Or do you just need to give them something simple like a store # perhaps?
[General Questions and Answers] jculotta:
/one and only bump
[General Questions and Answers] ManOnTheMoon:
I currently work at mobile. First off that consultant is a dumb ****. No way to add the discount for you even if you actually work at best buy. We would need your numbers and rep stuff. Secondly you need a best buy email address to verify. you need to then log on that email and verify some stuff. No wayfor you to get a discount sorry. Depending on the mobiles Verizon rep they can get you 25% off. Monthly Bill.
[General Questions and Answers] zelendel:
I edited you post and will only say it once. That launguge has no place on xda.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CradleRob:
My other thread got hijacked by people talking about why Best Buy Insurance is good/bad. So I figured I'd try this again.

I bought my phone through AT&T. NOT BB. So what are my options for Insurance? Have any of you used any other third party plans? Ever had to make a claim?

Which one is the best?

(Please limit discussion to AT&T VS third party insurance policies. Best Buy is NOT an option)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] LiquidArrogance:
I'm going ensquared based on this thread and as recommended by another member on this forum.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-x-general-discussions/65117-enaquared-insurance.html
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] btrinkle30:
Ensquared looks pretty good.

$58.99 for a year

$99.99 for two years

$75 deductible

Covers spills, drops, loss, theft.

I think I will go with that. A lot better deal than the regular AT&T insurance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CradleRob:
So far, we know about the following:

AT&T Insurance

Ensquared

SquareTrade

Is there anyone else or is that it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CradleRob:
I just found out something about Ensquared that I didn't know.

Their warranties are not transferable. So if I sell my device before the end of the term, it is useless.

Whereas Squaretrade does allow you to transfer warranties. Seeing how we all like to get the latest gadgets, and if your going with Ensquared...seems like you might be better off only buying a 1 year plan.

FWIW
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] LiquidArrogance:
Good point, thanks.

Be sure to check out my Ensquared post in the main thread if you're thinking of going with them. Apparently they're going to be increasing the cost for the Note soon

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1495752
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CradleRob:
Just got off the phone with EnSquared. Here are my thoughts.

1.) On a 1 Year Policy, you are allowed two claims (3 on a two year policy).

2.) You can buy a 1 year policy and then 11 months and 29 days into it, you can renew it for another year. This is great for those of us who keep their phones for less than a year.

3.) I was told that 80% of the time, the phone they send you is new and that the other 20% of the time the phone is in like new condition with no cosmetic issues.

4.) $1000 coverage per claim.

5.) They strive for a 4 day turnaround time. Extenuating circumstances would be if your phone is unavailable anywhere.

6.) Loss/Theft is covered but requires a police report (Can you even get a police report if you left your phone somewhere??)

7.) $75 Deductible for first loss, $25 for the second and possibly third claim (if you get the two year policy).

8.) $99.99 for two years. $58.99 for one year.

All in all it looks really good. I think I will go with them and get the 1 year policy in case I try to sell it before the end of the first year (warranty is not transferable with EnSquared).

Thoughts?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] MrDSL:
After reading this looks like I will be going with the 1 year like you..I would like to know about the police report thing because I have had my phone stolen before..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] imitenotbecrazy:
Might get a year of this just to cover lost/stolen and use my BBY when I break it lol notice I said when
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] slaydog:
I'm all over this!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Aerials:
The #6 point about 'police report' is rather interesting. Like say someone steals it from you, and you decide to contact the police within 24 hours of it happening.

ut through EnSquared...Is there anyway to like register your phone's IMEI # and/or your active SIM card number with them?

I was thinking at first if you do that, then if you call AT&T to deactive your phone due to theft/misplacement...it should work.

But then...I realized that EnSquared would probably think you did the deactivation on purpose...so that you can fake your way into getting another phone unit.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kanate:
I'm very interested in this insurance plan as well.

BTW, #7 It's $75 Deductible for the first claim, then $100 each for 2nd and 3rd claim (including $25 extra admin fee)

---------- Post added at 10:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:28 PM ----------

And I've been searching on Google for Ensquared reviews, all I see is self-advertising posts on android forums. Anyone with claim experience with them? please share.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rich250:
got cellguard on my skyrocket,seems very comparable to the others mentioned,have not used it yet but supposedly replacements are almost always new phones.http://www.cellguard.com/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] txtigah:
When they say "replacement cost", does that mean the ATT subsidized cost or cost off contract?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] planoman:
Full retail price. $649.99
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] txtigah:
OK. That makes sense. Thanks Planoman
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] planoman:
I have it and but have not used it. (I hope to never use it LOL) When I searched I could not find much info either. I have a buddy that had it and had a claim and they were fast, and helpful. I bought it for my GNote back in December based on his experience.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pakakid:
Hey guys im looking for a case that doesnt make the phone super bulky, however is thin but yet still protective. their are too many options and i just want to know your guys opinion on your favorite case. thank you!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elbarto7:
d3o flex http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-OEM-T-M...160943?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3f1353396f and case mate barely there http://www.case-mate.com/Samsung-Ga...ases/Samsung-Galaxy-S-II-X-T-Mobile-Cases.asp are my favorite cases.

I have diztronic also but I don't like it.
[HTC Wildfire S] kagevazquez:
I have an overclock kernel but I don't really need anything over 600 right now (or ever) Plus it over heats my phone some times thank you in advance and I would be happy to click thanks for anyone who can help me out
[LG Thrill 4G] Kasvinda:
There is a petition going on as you may know and we need 95 more signatures to force at&t and LG to release the update !

(use one more w as im not permitted to put external links)

ww.change.org/petitions/att-wireless-lg-thrill-gingerbread-update

Thanks you.
[LG Thrill 4G] TylDurden:
Wait, why would 95 more change their mind and the complaint isn't exactly that they won't release it but that they're not done with it. My experience with Rogers GB is that if ours is anything like this I don't want it. They need to get their act together and actually work on it so it's ready for release. I don't know where you heard a specific number of signatures would achieve that but I hope your right and I hope you get them.

UPDATE: Signed.
[LG Thrill 4G] Kasvinda:
Actually number is important for change.org. The web site says 405 signatures out of 500. According to my knowledge they submit the petition once they receive a predefined number of signatures.

Correct me if im worng. According to LG, at&t has to request for the update.
[LG Thrill 4G] TylDurden:
Ok, so this isn't the first petition I've signed on this matter so I can only assume the other got submitted and didn't accomplish anything. Yes, the update is entirely up to ATT, LG will host it on their website if ATT wants them to. I was just wondering what made you think 500 signatures would make ATT do anything. Hopefully these are all getting them to move their asses. I'm having serious BB issues with the Rogers GB on my ATT Thrill.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] unibomber:
I assume this is the same as the att one? It has the snapdragon processor and is lte compatable...I pick mine up Feb 14th I can dump the phone if someone points me how to.

Let me know
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmacevad:
I wanted to know some more about undervolting and was hoping someone could help and explain a bit. Basically, what I'm seeing is when I undervolt my device on the max side of things, eventually the device freezes and needs a battery pull or reboots. When I don't touch the max voltage values and only drop the min values the phone seems more stable and doesn't reboot. Can someone explain if my thinking of only undervolting the min values is correct and why this may be happening. Also, what would be the proper way to undervolt the phone? I have been using system tuner to do so on deck's 1.3 ROM using the Lee +sbc kernel. Thanks for taking the time to read this and for all the helpful responses.

Sent from my Decked Evo running Lee+sbc... It's easier this way. :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agenttang:
I have this same question! I was trying to figure this out becuase the freedom kernels have something to do with under and over voltage to allow better OC? not sure on why the you would need and over voltage to over clock?...:confused: