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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] YoungAceAtlanta:
It has nothing we don't have. Besides a different lockscreen, new messages app, a few icon changes ,n of course pen memo which would be useless for us who don't have a stylist.. probly tweaked system settings for tw 4.0;
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] justlovejoy:
lock screen and messaging app is all I feel if anything may be needed

Via OG Epic 4g Cm9 & NYGiants 2012 Champions!!!!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Zoidpilot:
Your first and second sentences contradict each other...

As it was stated just before me, a lot of Devs are jumping on the ICS bandwagon. Although I love some of the tricks you can do with that S Pen, without a stylus its hard to imagine what functionality that would add to a phone that already does everything. I understand where you're coming from OP, but you might have to just do like me and get the Galaxy Journal when it launches soon.

Epic-ly tapped from my Galaxy S II
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Erislover:
http://www.galaxynoteforum.net/gala...d-productivity-with-galaxy-note-10-1/new/#new

That screen looks awesome, actually. I'd LOVE to have my e4gt look like that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chandlerw88:
Any word on a beam port? Really wanna try out the projector feature
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Erislover:
LOL...

But seriously, you don't like the look of the homescreen in the link I included?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JohnCorleone:
Someone can most likely add on screen menu buttons. As far as icons and widgets, you may be able to find close substitutes
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
You do know that's a 10.1 inch tablet, right?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] azyouthinkeyeiz:
My gut is telling me this is the funniest bit of sarcasm, I've read in a minute!

But, knowing some of the similar, completely clueless posts made in earnest recently; I want to ask for clarification. :D:D:D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] iorecki:
right ?!?!?!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Erislover:
Sorry, didn't get a chance to reply until today!

Yeah, I know the screen size matters, and I know 10.1 is massively larger than our 4.5" screens...but I'm figuring it'll still look decent based on how our preview screens (or "leap" screens, I think they're technically called) look. Anyway, no point in debating -- if a talented dev sees the setup and thinks it's possible, it'll happen! If it's not really possible or worthwhile, it just won't.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] l33tlinuxh4x0r:
I believe 100% that GPS is a Software/Firmware issue. I also know that there have been threads about this before.

That being said I had GPS working fine on my tablet when I got it and performance has gone down with every update. I am now on .14 and I have no GPS at all. Inside, outside, vertical, horizontal, with a phone, without, clear skys, rain, etc. The only 2 things that I haven't tried is taking off the back of the tablet and using gps tether, reason being that it worked before and now it doesn't and tethering has nothing to do with the internal GPS.

I'm almost thinking that they disabled the GPS in one of the last updates 13 and 14 for sure.

EDIT: What do you know it must be like going to the doctor. It hurts until you go there then everything is fine again.

My Prime is seeing 4 satellites in view right now however the gps has not "locked" yet.

The weirdest thing is that I left GPS on for a couple of hours with the screen sleep turned off and got nothing and now in the time that it took to edit this I got some satellites in view. I'm at a loss.

Has anyone else had similar experiences?

@Gary Key any input on this? Other than GPS my tablet is 100% functional, I haven't experienced any of the other problems wifi, reboots, etc.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cordell507:
it is hardware, it's been proven. the GPS and wi-fi antennas are connected via pogo pins and in some primes te pogo pins are touching, giving you great performance and in others they are not touching giving you no GPS.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
GPS works on mine with .14, but doesn't lock to as many satellites as with .11, nor does it maintain as consistent a signal.

Personally, I believe the GPS issues are a combination of hardware and software.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] l33tlinuxh4x0r:
I don't buy the pogo pin theory. However the aluminum back might have something to do with it.

And how exactly has this been proven? Not to start a flame war but nobody has replaced the pogo pins with solder and put the prime back together. They have only added antennas to the device and/or removed the back plate. Lets get with the scientific method here. Change one variable at a time.

In my case the only thing that has changed is the version of the software on the tablet. The newer the software/firmware the worse the performance.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dcAndroidFan:
There's a multipage thread about this already (GPS performance acceptable, then degrades after .13 or .14 updates). Here's what's going to happen: You'll probably get flamed, a bunch of people will insinuate that you're an idiot for even SUGGESTING that it's not completely a hardware issue, and a few will mock your methods as unscientific. Debate may or may not go back and forth for a while, and then the thread will slowly die. And one day, .15 or .16 will come out, and maybe your GPS reception will magically improve again. Who knows?

I don't think that GPS will ever be GREAT (lots of birds with green-bar signal strength) but I do think that software updates are effecting the ACCEPTABLE GPS that a number of these units seem capable of achieving.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Techie2012:
10charsnow
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
This has been pretty extensively discussed in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1474391

The aluminum case is definitely a major problem for GPS and Erusman "solved" that problem by attaching external antennae to his Prime so that the GPS can get a relatively clear signal. He experimented with several different types of internal antennae, hard wired the GPS antennae to replace the Pogo Pins, etc all with very poor GPS results until he ran an antennae out the back of his Prime.

To me (and most people who followed Erusman's testing), this indicates that the GPS's main problem is a hardware one, that hardware being the aluminum backplate of the Prime.

I have had varying GPS performance with the different firmware updates, which indicates that software can be a factor. However since I have also had generally poor GPS performance regardless of which formware I have been running I am pretty sure that software isn't as much of a factor as encasing the GPS antennae in what amounts to an aluminum faraday cage .
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aznmode:
Not another one of these. I posted this on another forum. To the OP, if this is software please explain my results. Now even though it was picking satellites it wasnt really that useful as it didnt really track me on the spot when doing turn by turn.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22657457&postcount=65
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blairware:
What HE said...

I pretty much agree. I doubt it will ever be truly accptable to the level of say, a TF101 - though I was told that my replacement C1 Serial Number Prime would be "At LEAST as good as a TF101" by a tech support manager. Seems that where the Prime is concerned NOTHING is a "given" Some days I get some GPS activity, some days not so much. What is apparent with my current unit is, GPS is EXTREMELY inconsistent, and not just from session to session, I mean from minute to minute. I can have 11 sats in view, using 5, and 10 seconds later lose half of them,or ALL of them, all without even moving the Prime so much as a millimeter.

I guess I will never be able to use my Prime as a "professional GPS device" Or as an unprofessional GPS device, or as a GPS device of any type. Sucks... and will continue to irk me for as long as I have and use a Prime. Probably for a long time after as well. I suspect that any mention or thought of Asus will no doubt bring the Now you see it, Now you don't GPS screw up to mind.

Know what would be great? Not having to see ONE MORE comment like "I didn't need the GPS anyway" or the classic: "If I want GPS, that's what my phone is for." That's terrific! Then if you buy a new car and the $1800 Navigation doesn't work, and the manufacturer decides to just stop supporting navigation in that model, you will be all set with your phone.

Don't TELL me how a tablet doesn't NEED GPS, and don't TELL me that the iPAD 2 WiFi doesn't HAVE GPS. I didn't BUY an iPAD 2. I bought a device that said "GPS" on the box and on the web. My GPS doesn't even work for LOCATION, never mind navigation.

Tell me again how I can just return it if I don't like it. That's the Problem... I do LIKE IT... I FREAKING LOVE IT, all the more reason why I want it to work properly. And I don't want to return it, I want to exchange it, or fix it. If it will never work, well, then I will never be completely happy, but that doesn't mean I can go get one of the many "Comparable" devices (Like Best Buy offered me when the oversold Pre-orders. There ARE no Comparable devices.

SO I am stuck using an add-on Bluetooth GPS Tethering device. Works ok. Bug me that there is GPS hardware right here in the Prime that doesn't work. Bugs me a lot. I am an engineer. Crap that doesn't work, or works poorly bugs me.

It's like the "Real Feel" weather people. Telling me that it's 60 degrees, but "feels like" 63. Not to ME! To ME, it feels like 66. Don't TELL me how to FEEL!

No one can tell me how to feel about this either. It feels like I got ripped off. Rant over (for today)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] markd31:
I think its the software too.

I was sent a c model that works perfectly in every way except the gps which will not lock on to any sats. BUT using free nav usa I can lock on to sats and stay connected. IT IS NO GOOGLE MAPS BUT it does work. Sooooo is it software ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] amarsnl:
Ok, so I'm only marginally tech savvy, but lets say i wanted to set up optimal GPS conditions for my prime (which has never seen a satellite). How would I do that and what programs do you recommend.

So far I've tried putting my prime next to a window running GPS Test and letting it sit there for uo to 10mins.

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] m3t4lw01f:
@SmartAs$Phone:

I know exactly how you feel. My prime's box didn't have GPS listed, and I was aware of the issues going in, so to me I knew ahead of time and I was okay with that. Bestbuy, on the other hand, was still advertising GPS as a feature at the time (End of January) and last I checked on their site they're still advertising it.

But for the folks that bought thinking "Yes! Full on GPS!" and it didn't deliver I can certainly understand the frustration. Double so, considering that when it didn't work they came here and found many others with the same problem, and they realized that had the done more searching up front they would have known about the issue.

In the end, however, no software is going to fix this problem as has been proven by the various hardware mod threads. For those willing to mod, that's a fine solution. For those not willing to mod, well, I don't know what the solution is.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ClevaTreva:
Well, my C1 model had relatively OK GPS with .11

At my front door I could get 11 sats and four locked and it said about 48 feet accurate. BUT, use maps and my location jumped around and was typically 200 yards or more off.

With .14, I get a lot more sats, more locked, and 36 feet accurate. And on maps is locks dead on to where I am.

Can firmware improve GPS? Clearly. Did it get better from .11 to .14? Clearly.

Now the good part. If I was lucky I got a few sats intermittently indoors (1 to 3) after a few minutes. NOW, I get 7 sats and a lock with 72 feet accurate, and the map is about 100 feet off, but on the right street.

Say what you will. I don't have anything special. Same metal back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
*grabbing popcorn*
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aznmode:
Dont forget the large size soda.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] snakeybidder:
Clevatreva lol, all treva did was play with birds by the door. Other more tech people opened their primes and proved to themselves its Purley hardware..... Sillytreva

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dcAndroidFan:
Seems like I pretty much called this one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sq9njj:
I am also thinking that gps issue is mostly software problem. When I bought tfp there was android hc. I had seen 15 sats and connected to 13. Whith .11 it dropped to max 6 visible but I was able to get a fix. Now with .14 I can see max 4 sats with no fix. I`ve got no problems with reboots nor wifi.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mystkrh:
I agree with you 100% I'm an Avionics Tech I work with GPS rx's all day. We have a GPS generator and with the unit right under the gen it shows about the right -dbm however is unable to obtain a constant lock. If I pad the signal down it gets better and locks on solid. IMO its an AGC problem which is a software setting for this chipset. I have been temped to open my prime up and solder smb connectors to the main board and hook it up to a good GPS antenna, but I know it still wont work. People here dont seem to understand RF and how antenna's are a specific length ect. I'm not bashing people but a clip lead isn't an antenna nor a valid test.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] swngdncr:
I am having the exact same problem. At times I get no love, no birds, like right now. Zippo, nada, But last time I checked, I was getting lots of satellites. Very inconsistent and I can't find any reason for it..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jguidera:
Mileage will vary. I sat mine on the dash today for a few minutes and nailed 11 satellites within a minute
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jdbaker82:
Well your post is great except the fact that your GPS never worked correct like you think. Meaning if you went and tried turn by turn navigation in a car it would lost track of you as soon as you start driving down the road and guess what it's because of the aluminum backplate as much as you don't want to believe it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
I am extremely skeptical about your results. I seriously doubt using a different navigation program will help you lock on to satellites, sats that GPS testing programs like GPS Status and GPS Test cannot stay locked onto.

More likely than not, NavFree is simply using a different, non-GPS method for tracking you.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
I think by now we're at least a month or more past the point anyone thought this tablet was going to be be a reliable turn by turn navigation device. Anyone expecting a garmin or tom-tom built into their Prime returned their tablet a while ago.

I doubt the OP doesn't want to to believe it's the backplate, he's just sharing his experience. My GPS is also sporadic and has gotten better, worse, nonexistent and back to better. Only thing that has changed is the firmware updates. And no - I am not going to go driving with my tablet when I have a perfectly good Evo to use for that task. But I would like to use my Prime for more fun gps type things like.

I still don't get why there is so little tolerance for the coexistence of two schools of thought - the gps purists that want it to work properly as a turn by turn and the gps functionalist that want it to work consistently for basic locations. Two different things. Room for both. No big deal.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jdbaker82:
If your not using it for turn by turn navigation and have a WiFi connection you are good to go for "fun gps type things" but to pretend the GPS works like a GPS is intended to work you are kidding yourself.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] :
And the constant bickering about it is damned annoying already.

We get it. People feel cheated.

It's a piece of consumer electronics, not a child. Hate Asus, never buy their products again, whatever, but give the rhetoric a rest already.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rchristy:
After .14 upgrade, I lost GPS capability. It was working fine with .11. I can even use it as navigation when driving over 100km/h.

Now, it shows none as in view.......:(

Any way to take it back?:confused:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lock-N-Load:
Be rest assured, there IS a software component at play here. Do your own research, conduct your own tests, read more on the topic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BTrack:
Wow, I guess the firmware update from .11 to .13 moved my pogo pins. Impressive!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lexen_:
My GPS works fine for both .11 and .14 (updated yesterday).

It takes like 2 minutes for finding satellites and positioning.

Here're screenshots I did while testing .14:

http://picbg.net/img.php?file=5af93fe3c19983b9.jpg

http://picbg.net/img.php?file=01497d3c5662d414.jpg

GPS only, no Wi-Fi!!! Test was done outside with good view of the sky.

I admit, not the best signal, but for a device with full metal backplate, Woohoo ;)

BC series, WW update, never rooted.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bimbobo:
Well I am on WW 14, GPS never worked, because I never waited much time.

How long do you have to wait?

Somewhere I read tha you need to have WiFi off.

I do not care too much about GPS, but of course it would be great if it worked.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rchristy:
I had the similar result even in my bedroom when it was on .11. Now, I waited several hours but got nothing at all with .14 firmware.......:(

I don't know what I should expect.......
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluttershy:
hi guise

whenever i want to root my android 4.0.3 bc it runs ****ty on my galaxy note it says

/dev/block/mmclbk0p5: cannot open for write: permission denied

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and then my phone is not rooted. i need really hard help because i dont want ics anymore on my phone :x i just made an efs folder backup...

what do i do now?

by the way: i tried to flash with an original firmware (2.3.6) but odin gets stucked on hidden.img

ofc i used the 16gb.pit
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranjan.alva:
1. Flash Rootable GB Firmware then root + install CWM [Guide]

2. After flashing and rooting install Mobile Odin.

3. Download Chainfire's RE-PACKED ICS from Here

4. Flash downloaded tar file using Mobile Odin

Thats it. :D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maine_Coon:
Without any reason.

I am on GB, stock ROM/kernel, S-off, CWM.

Anyone else has the same issue?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] tito12:
I didn't but if you ever move to HC and install LeeDroid's rom, you'll find he solved the problem. I also read that wiping caches helped some and could be a bad app too...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maine_Coon:
Thanks Tito.

My second View is on HC and it does not have any issues. My wife uses it and seems quite happy.

Me, I am on GB and I am not upgrading to HC.
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[HTC Rezound] mcp2006:
I'd like to play this game, but for some reason, the best phone out right now is incompatible with it. :confused: Seems like the GNex is also incompatible as well. Does anyone know a way around this?
[HTC Rezound] ο χάκερ:
If the game is incompatible, then it is more than likely the app. Just wait and keep it updated, it'll come around.
[HTC Rezound] ratweh:
It seems that this game is not yet compatible with ICS.

I'm running CM9 on my SGS2 and it says it's not compatible for me too, while other SGS2 users are playing it without any hassle.
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
I heard the app size is atrocious like not worth it because of the space it hogs
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nvus:
I'm looking for a simple motivational/inspirational quote widget that is Text-only. I have already looked through about 8 apps and none of them have the option of being text only.

Even if I have to add the quotes myself, that's fine. As long as it randomizes daily.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ridder215215:
Try this: https://market.android.com/details?...xLDEsImZhY3Rvcnkud2lkZ2V0cy5QbGF0b1F1b3RlcyJd
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] panahi:
Hi everybody!

First of all i want to apologize for my bad grammar, englis is not my native..

I have a friend who's got an old pc pocket 2003SE. He asked me if i can install other language in it.

i have actually mannaged to do this but the problem is, when the battary runs out of power, the device erases every installed app on it, including the lang app.

So i thought about the option of installing a brand new OS with the lang i want build in it. Is this even possible?

Ill be grateful for any piece of info about it :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] obee1:
I'm afraid I can't give you the final answer, but I can point out some places where you need to give more information to make it possible anyone to help you.

I think your English is clear enough, but for anyone to give you useful help, they would need to know the make and model of the device you are working on? Installations of PocketPC are adapted by the manufacturers for each of their models. Also, what method are you using to install the new language. I can't imagine why all your apps disappear, the make and model might give a clue. And, with that information, you should be able to ask your question in the appropriate sub-forum.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] spunker88:
Prior to WM5, (WM2003SE and older) programs not installed on a memory card and user data were actually installed into the RAM. There was a backup battery to power the RAM when the main battery failed so that user programs, etc were not lost. But as these devices get older the backup battery may not hold a charge so when the main battery runs out of juice the RAM is wiped.

What is the model? It may be able to be upgraded. My old Dell Axim x50 came with 2003SE but it had an official upgrade to WM5 and unofficial WM 6.1 and 6.5 ROMs.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Deleted member 1890170:
Only true, if user accepted this default behaviour. It's always possible to change this.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] spunker88:
There was also a ROM partition and the memory card, but I don't think you'd have that option with user system data like extra languages that the OP mentioned. It's been a while since I used 2003SE so I could be wrong.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] panahi:
I forgot to mention that there is no manufacturer sign in any part of the device.. probably generic. The model writen under the battary is PH20A2.

Idk what it belongs, maybe you have a good guess

TY for all the help, i appreciate it :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thebluehq:
welcome to XDA.

with old PDA, you can user defaur rom for use
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Deleted member 1890170:
The model writen under the battary is PH20A2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=244534
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] panahi:
Ok i have mannaged to locate the exect model of the device, its HTC Harrier \ blue eagle (not sure which one..). Wiki said that theirs an unofficial rom upegrade to 6.5, is it true? i got no clue how i do it, and if i can pick the lang i want.

EDIT :

Didnt noticed u have found the model ahead of me.. Thanks for the help but thers one problem, i dont anderstand why i need to unlocke it or from what. the guy in the link above wants to change an ESN. If someone can explain it to me like im a retarded, ill appreciate it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] panahi:
Jump =]

Ill be greatful for some help :o
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joyjoy_nbg:
thanks! it was also a great help for me! :):)