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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] InverseSandwich:
I'm on Vodafone in the UK and I've tried most of the ROMs and they have been fine. Unlocking just stops you using a non-Vodafone SIM. If you flash a custom ROM it will unlock itself.

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Ace
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] InverseSandwich:
Those options won't appear onscreen - just adb over USB

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Ace
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Nikhil'Da Devil:
try this one one noobs suggestion to other lolz http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1298808
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] alynponty:
im gonna try to install the sgs revolved rom , if i dont like it how do i go about putting the original rom back in.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
The best Custom ROM is CyanogenMod.

If you don't like it, then stick to stock 2.3.6..

Stock 2.3.6's battery life is IMPRESSIVE! :D

Back to the topic, root doesn't have any effects on performance!
[Thinkpad Tablet General] JA.de:
The file ventana_recovery_row_64.IMG does not work on my german TPT 64GB.

After trying to boot into recovery, only the text Lenovo appears.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] bananenlarry:
you need the file from post #71. because you have a ...WE edition.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] JA.de:
It works. Thank you bananenlarry.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andersonphotographics:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/MiniSuit-AS...CCPG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1329424017&sr=8-5

Just ordered one. :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] searius:
Guys there a deal for today at ebay.com for Nook Tablet from B&N that gives it for only 199$
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kyfeam:
yep.. couldnt refuse at that price point.. they got rid of the coupon.. so just $199 outright.. so saves on taxes if your state requires collecting it.. debated.. but i just cant say no to a deal like that.. loved the original NC.. was a solid piece of kit.. so i know i'll love the tablet..
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Intruder7s:
I would get it as well but I live outside USA so.... :/
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] infernoflo:
I jumped on this too. I've been following various websites for a better price and this is by far the best I've found (without having to do any pricematch/coupon shenanegans).
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] brentb636:
And the offer runs to Feb 23, apparently. Hope this establishes the new price point ! :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] moukazwina:
B&N had to cut prices, Asus memo will be out very soon. And at $250 for a quad-core, with camera, GPS, and BlueTooth, it will eclipse the Nook Tablet and all bargain tablets.

Knowing what I know now, I wouldn't call this a "bargain". NT cannot recognize more than 2 points on the screen at any time, the wifi is buggy at best, the internal memory is almost not accessible. All in all, it's a good ereader. And that's it. The Kindle Fire is a far superior device. My only grip with the KF is that its memory is limited to 8 gigs and no microSD extension possible.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Lotek:
Thanks, talked me out of it in the nick of time!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nba1341:
damnnn uhh now I don't want the nook tablet anymore

edit: there doesn't seem to be much development for Asus tabs?? ? why is there no cm9 alpha or anything I know these usually have honeycomb stock...
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ckevinwelch:
Well I for one am still very happy with mine. The wifi bug isn't that bad, and I have confidence the devs will get it under control. I have no problem accessing ask the space I need, and the battery life is incredible.

Having great dev support is not something to take lightly. The guys working on the NT are doing a great job. My Samsung Fascinate didn't have a usable CM7 until it had been out for almost a year. I wouldn't put it past them to get better multi-touch support for this device as well.

All in all, it's a great device, and the great dev support makes it even better.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tselling:
I thought the Kindle Fire only recognized 2 points on the touch screen as well. At least thats what many review for the game Nova (kindle fire edition) on the Amazon app store say. http://www.amazon.com/Near-Orbit-Va...1?s=mobile-apps&ie=UTF8&qid=1329581136&sr=1-1
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] openallnight:
Hi couple of questions before i decide to take the plunge

1)Have the devs found out how to use the 12GB space that BN owns

2)How easy is this to root?

thanks!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Hamington:
I ordered it two days ago, can't wait to get it in the mail now.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] fjhuerta:
The B&N - not a good deal at $250?

Oh, come on. There's always something "new" in the horizon - better, faster and cheaper (ie, the Quad Core Asus). And if you wait long enough for the Asus, something *even* better will be "just around the corner".

The B&N is, for me, an*incredible* deal. I own a Galaxy SII, a Motorola Atrix (heavily modded) and I got an iPad 2 at the office. I can't believe how much I got when I bought my Nook for $250. I'd definitely do it again. It's *not* only a good eReader - it's a tremendous game machine (I haven't yet found a single game with any sort of lag), a great browser, a perfect multimedia device... the list goes on and on. IMHO, I'd rather have the Nook than my iPad, it's far, far more useful right now (rooted, with GoLaunch EX and minor tweaks). CM7 will only make things better.

Its problems are trivial. No true multitouch? Why would it be a dealbreaker? Wi-Fi bug? I've seen it every once in a while - my HP laptop is far, far worse. What else is there? Nothing. Again, to me, it delivers far more than I ever expected out of it.

I've seen cheaper tablets around - some chinese junk running at 1.5 GHz (LOL). They look cheap and have no warranties whatsoever. For me, the NT and the KF are what tablets are all about, and I'd rather own either one of them than wait for something that may or may not come out soon (the Asus Quad Core).
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lavero.burgos:
Well said i think exactly as you do and not because the a new tablet with more specifications with same or better price is round the corner means the quality will be good and the development for it will be fast, so far with the nook tablet devs have done an amazing job far before than what i ever expected. There is always people that do not appreciate the work that is being done and on top of that they ask for more, unfortunately XDA has got many of those, its a shame.

I think the nook tablet is an investment and i feel very happy with it, i will for sure enjoy it for a while and once another good deal like the NT comes out with decent hardware (not Chinese junk as @fjhuerta say) and green lights for development maybe then i would think in upgrade.

~ Veronica
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] downsay:
1) yes

2) very easy...check put the development forum and you'll see the one click root. In a few days CM7 will be released in greater fashion than previously. In a month or so the nook tablet and its downfalls will be completely absent. The devs have been incredible with this device and it's only getting better and better. I purchased mine on release day and my love for it grows by the day. I've owned the kindle fire as well...but I did return it because it lacked the ram power of the nook tablet, and I could certainly tell(yes I was rooted on it as well).

Trust your gut. In the long run, I think if you choose the nook tablet, you'll be extremely happy.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] alaw:
Got my tablet for $150 on craigslist WITH a 16gb SD card and a case included! *steal*

Bought my girl the NC off eBay for $150. Not bad I guess.

NT rooted with CM7

NC rooted with ICS CM9

I think I like the NC better now lol. Will the NT ever see ICS?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nba1341:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1440438
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] meghd00t:
Got mine too

though as ever as soon as I buy something they announce the next version
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Philly Tim:
I wonder if this deal involves the new model of NT with only 8G of internal memory (instead of 16G)? This model can also be purchased from the BN website:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/nook-tablet-barnes-noble/1104687969?ean=9781400501779
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Excessiveidling:
take note of the 512mb ram as well so not only is the 8 gig model less storage space...but also down to 512mb system ram. I was hoping they'd keep the 1 gig ram but just lower the 'hdd' shame not :/
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Philly Tim:
Yes, good catch! It would be interesting to try one out to see if performance differences are noticeable.

And, of course, we will be curious to see if the firmware is the same version as used in the previous NT model. Who will be the first to try one of the current root methods works on the new model? ;o)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
Anyone have a link for this? I cant seem to find it

Sent from my Photon
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] meghd00t:
I think the offer has expired - I got it from deal.ebay.com
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dreadpirate15:
Yes, it has in fact expired. I managed to snag it hours before it ended Sunday night. Whew, glad paypal got my funds in order in time!

So far, love it even more than my NC (sold to purchase this guy). I'm pretty happy.

For everyone who didn't manage to snag one, don't worry. In a month or two eBay and Craigslist will have plenty of them at the same (or lower!) price point! :D

dreadpirate15
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
:( i don't want to wait
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] zhu_zhu:
anyone please help me..

why i can;t acsses link to download fitdroid rom..??

please help or give me alternative link please..

:confused::confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
Fitdroid 3.2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22532683#post22532683
[Motorola Droid 4] phrir1:
As some may now, the droid 4 can be overclocked already thanks to TEKAHUNA the link below is a link to his thread. All instructions and download links are there i currently am overclocked to 1388. All vsel controls are available also.

Link

tekahunas thread

After loading the modules you can use quickclock advanced to change ALL values.
[Motorola Droid 4] jgardner:
Have you tried OCing higher? Or are you just keeping it at 1388 to be safe?
[Motorola Droid 4] mattlgroff:
If you check my Utility I added an Overclock Install option. It also has links to a better video guide to overclocking.
[Motorola Droid 4] phrir1:
Yeah i was running 1.4 stable for a little while, but after a while i noticed lag here and there so i just dropped it down to 1388 to be on the safe side. After loading the modules i use quickclock advanced to play with all the settings.
[Motorola Droid 4] dinokent444:
Hi phrir1, mattlgroff,

Which file should I download for Droid 4? I cannot see it was listed there but only saw Droid 3 only.

BTW, is it no problem to running on stock 2.3.6 rom ?

Million thx!

I kept to use 2.3.6 because of webtop 2.0 :(

Kent
[Motorola Droid 4] Adamyno:
I installed the two zip from recovery, but in the ommand-line, I have no "overclock" directory under /proc/.

Anybody can use that desription?
[Motorola Droid 4] lucize:
please use the jbx kernel I posted in developers section
[Motorola Droid 4] Adamyno:
I installed CM 11 Nightly, kernel 3.0, kernel_jbx, moto_init_d, mo_simp_1.5_spyde zip files, but nothing happens, I have no overclock directory :eek:
[Motorola Droid 4] Elanzer:
On CM11 you can only use lucize's jbx kernel or dtrail1's jbx kernel to overclock, you're installing a bunch of things that shouldn't be used on CM11

I've been using stargo's CM11 with dtrail1's jbx kernel with the droid 4 overclocked/undervolted to 1.3ghz and GPU at 384mhz with good stability (certain settings like interactive govenor will make the device unstable though), lucize's kernel is based off dtrail1's kernel and should be more suited for our device.
[Motorola Droid 4] jaqjacek:
I use KitKat 4.4.4 slimkat or CM11

and jbx kernel from lucize

to change cpu setting i use no-frills CPU or Trickstar MOD

but in this programs I can't go more then 1,3 GHz

from comand line I don't have /proc/overclock dir

where can I change proper CPU values ?

I only want to check if phone can work with bigger and to have few more point in Atutu :>
[Motorola Droid 4] Elanzer:
You have to use the MPU OC option to get above 1300mhz. Disable "Battery Friend" first otherwise it won't allow you to adjust the MPU setting.

CPU frequency is multiplied by the MPU, adjusting it will effect all CPU steps much like overclocking frontside bus on a PC, stock is 100, so think of the 1300mhz setting as a 13x multiplier, 300mhz as a 3x multiplier, and so on.

A good, easily achievable OC is 108 MPU

100 MPU x 13 = 1300mhz

108 MPU x 13 = 1404mhz

100 MPU x 3 = 300mhz

108 MPU x 3 = 326mhz

and so on... much beyond this you have to fiddle with the voltages a lot otherwise you will get random reboots, I found I needed a MPU voltage of 1420 (1.420v) to get 1404mhz completely stable. The other voltages are pretty generous and I have found they can be undervolted significantly while running 1.4ghz+.

With the phone at 1495mhz I managed to get just shy of 14,000 in Antutu but it was not stable because of voltages... roughly 1450mhz should be safe for a daily driver while maintaining good battery life and low heat once lowest possible stable voltages are worked out, maybe more, still testing it all myself.
[Motorola Droid 4] jaqjacek:
Thanks! 400 Points more on first try and still testing.

Could you share yours daily use cpu parameters ?

For example

1300 x MPU 108 1420

1100 x MPU 108 1380

.....

or just print screens from trickstar mod or any other cpu app.

I'm curies about battery level too.

Other thing on mys Milestone2 i have only 4 CPU Frequency step with custom changeable example: originaly was 1000,800,600,300 best for my 1200,900,500,300

On Droid 4 apps shows that I have more then 10 on Lucid Kernel

Does cpu governors use all of that steps ?

If there are only few of them can I and should I change those steps ?
[Motorola Droid 4] Elanzer:
These are my current settings. I'm still working on them because I adjust them then use the phone for 2 full days / charges to test the stability, not every stepping is adjusted completely down - I adjusted/tested the middle voltages in groups and only adjusted the top/bottom voltages individually. There's no quick way to test them because they'll test perfectly in a CPU stress test app then within 5min of browsing the device will reboot. These particular settings have been stable for a few days. I could not get even 1443mhz stable what so ever, even after adding +75 to all voltage steps, so maybe 1.4ghz is closer to a realistic limit.

Also the voltages on this device/kernel seem to have a limit of how low you're allowed to set it. I'm not sure if this is an artificial limit or a limit of the hardware, but 952 is the lowest voltage available for 300mhz even though the device could likely undervolt far more at this frequency. Since 100 and 200 also use the same 952 voltage, there is zero point in setting the minimum frequency to anything lower than 300, as they all use the same voltage.

I'm not allowed to post a link directly because I don't have 10 posts yet (this rule is stupid), but here you go: hxxp://i.imgur.com/01xb0Wp.png

The CPU govenor uses all steps provided you're using ktoonservative. I found I couldn't use most other governors because they would freeze the device (ie: switching CPU governor Interactive would freeze the device, switching the I/O governor from deadline to sioplus freezes, etc). There is lots to adjust in the ktoonservative governor for performance/battery life.

I'm currently using these settings right now with good results as a balance between battery life and performance:

up_threshold 80

up_threshold_hotplug 85

down_threshold 30

down_threshold_hotplug 25

sampling_down_factor 10

sampling_rate 35000

sampling_rate_screen_off 30000

freq_step 1

disable_hotplugging 0

freq_step decides how much the CPU ramps up, a setting of "1" ensures it uses all frequencies. If you use "20" it'll increase the frequency to the closest 20% each time instead of closest 1%. Set to 100 and the governor works identical to the "ondemand" govenor (ie: CPU will go straight from lowest to highest speed). The thresholds have to do with how much % the CPU utilization has to be at before it will increase or decrease the frequency, so lower numbers can increase responsiveness by having the CPU increase it's speed quicker.
[Motorola Droid 4] jaqjacek:
I use yours governors conifg

and

MPU 108

1404 Mhz - 1302

1296 Mhz - 1300

1188 Mhz - 1275

1080 Mhz - 1275

972 Mhz - 1255

864 Mhz - 1210

756 Mhz - 1160

648

540

432 Mhz - 1117

324

216

108 Mhz - 952

those are my stable for now

but the battery isn't so good I can only dream about 2 days

It is how your say benchmark pass but open some app and chance for reboot is 50/50

Is there a way to see current voltage ?

Because phone shouldn't work on 1404Mhz x 1302v and i think that I miss something.
[Motorola Droid 4] Elanzer:
I am 3 days uptime on these current settings at 111 MPU with heavy use:

hxxp://i.imgur.com/17iPAZL.png

The phone rebooting is generally caused by voltage being too low. 1302 is way too low for 1404mhz and is probably why you're getting the reboots. The "1302" value translates to "1.302v" which is a perfectly normal CPU voltage, but it's really low and I can't imagine that being stable for you since I need "1390" for 1404. There isn't a way of checking the current voltage other than looking at the current frequency.

I have not further reduced the 1332 and 1221mhz settings yet as I found reducing them was causing my issues getting above 109 MPU. Probably in a week or two so of use and adjustments I'll post my final tuned settings after I squeeze all I can out of it, I just require a few days of solid uptime to verify stability because I can't seem to find a stress testing program that ensures total stability. it's just that I test each setting over a period of days. My settings might not work for you since all CPUs aren't identical in quality, but it should give you a ballpark of settings.

If you want to improve battery further try looking at adjusting the automatic screen brightness, I'm currently using these settings, although you could easily further reduce brightness:

hxxp://imgur.com/D3sKAIn
[Motorola Droid 4] GavTheStoner:
hey guys, just imported 2 droid 4s to the uk.

an amazing device still today i think.

Can anyone suggest how to get mpu oc to stick after reboot? It always seems to reset to 100.

The frequency oc sticks but drops to 1300 due to mpu not sticking.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hustlerman:
I bought the more expensive mhl cable and when I connect to any TV at all when I stream nextflix or play any movie the quality is horrible. Its hard to even make out what's going on. Is there a rom or something to fix this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
try and stream a hq quality youtube video and see what pic is like. ive noticed most time trying stream netflix the quality of netflix is causing it to give bad pic.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hustlerman:
I tried it. It looks good only with HQ YouTube. Is there anyway to get normal streaming videos or Netflix to look good. I saw a YouTube video were a guys gs2 looked perfect with all streaming
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
well there are some hd movies on netflix or a movie from market will both look good idk about if there way get reg netflix to look good i havent seen it done.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
a lot of shows on the the netflix app is like 480p at best thats why when shown on your 720p-1080p tv it would look very uhh.. bad. You probably need to find shows and movies at higher resolution for it to look crisp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hustlerman:
Well it definitely isn't showing in 480 . Its so horrible I can't even make out faces. There has to be something wrong. Cause the cable is useless
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
obviously if viewing hq youtube videos produces a good pic then the problem lies within the netflix app itself and its lower quality being streamed. the cable is serving its purpose you just need to stream hd quality video
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jahman42:
netflix sucks on my phone

I notice this as well and if you look very closely the same distortion can be seen on the phone as well. I hope we get a better netflix app. I can't believe my wii gets better picture than this great phone. This totally sucks.:eek:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
Netflix just needs to get it together and make there **** all hd...no reason y I should have to watch low quality picture on phone or streaming on my flat screen
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] spinrite:
It has nothing to do with this or your NHL HDMI converter. Its more then likely the sync issue between your TV and output of signal from your phone. I can almost assume your outputting to a plasma? Which has a higher refresh rate then a LCD has, this is the problem. Your phone can't satisfy the output request of the plasma, in other words it can't keep up. On a LCD it would look pretty good.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
I believe his "blurriness" is referring to the resolution and not the refresh rate. The refresh rate translate to the smoothness and clarity of movements on the screen. I can see what you think he meant by the blurriness, but ultimately, the resolution on netflix is too low to be projected with clarity on a 1080 lcd/plasma screen.

and damn 4.5 years on here with no thanks.. here is one.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lawalty:
+1 - Teo032, there's your thanks.

Anyway, Netflix automaticly cuts the quality down if its not streaming on wifi

Remember when Netflix was first released, it was only to a few phones. The dev masters had to develop work arounds and hacks to get the apk to work. Soon Netflix caved (so we think) and made it available to the masses. You don't think the engineering that went into the final development of the app will prevent total streaming from phone to TV? The Netflix apk is for personal use, for your personal phone, not for streaming to some capture software to be pirated off of some torrent web site. Just put yourself in their shoes. To keeps the deals they made with the production companies, that had to appease them somehow. You can't stream HD quality content from your Netflix app on your phone to any TV out there, no matter if its LCD or plasma. They don't want you to. Its only intended to be viewed from your phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
People pay Monthly for there Netflix services...you can stream from ps3 to your TV why would it matter that your deciding to use your phone? Either way your paying for the service...bottom line is Netflix is primarily low quality movies...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lawalty:
ps3 requires a TV, same thing with xbox360. You needs a TV to view Netflix, Hulu+ with game consoles. That's a given. But your smartphone already has a viewable screen. No need to attach any TV. So, they can purposely lower the quality. One of the MAJOR concerns with the movie (old school) studios is piracy. They flawed it from the get go. INTENTIONALLY!

Believe you me! I'll be watching "The Human Centipede" from Netflix on my HD 70" 240hts LCD TV from my phone RIGHT NOW if it can be done. With good quality.

Sorry, but it can't be done.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hustlerman:
Nope I tried on 2 LCD TVs. And no the picture on my phone will always look great while the TV is unviewable. And I can have a megavideo movie playing on my phone that looks excellent when the TV quality is still horrible as well. Is there any app out that may help this problem?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tylermobile:
So i just started to play with my note that i will be able to start to use on saturday (due to it not being released yet) and i downloaded hulu plus and it dosnt work. WTF any one know why the heck it dosnt work. I am hoping there is a work around for this
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpitch2415:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1449110&page=12