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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rock_80:
lecture notes does look interesting I'll download it and report back.... So far Ive tried everything mentioned above and always found them underwhelming.

Update: This is definately a replacement, UI is pretty dam clean, responsiveness is good (still think s-memo has an edge here) and for what I want to be able to do it has all the right settings (changing ruler spacing), the biggest one is disabling finger input on the s-pen writing area... the pro version seems to have quite a few more options than the trial.

Definitely worth a look and download
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] eikiel:
Although I haven't tried it Whiteboard Pro is available on the Amazon appstore today (Feb 27) for free so I grabbed a copy

http://www.amazon.com/mobile-apps/b?ie=UTF8&node=2350149011
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rock_80:
Lecture notes has been updated to support hardware emulation of the wacom stylus (at least on my ICS rom). I would encourage everyone to check it out, a ton of options to customize the experience for your needs (custom pens, paper line spacing etc.).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pp18:
I vote for Freenote for writing notes.

ps. I'd suggest Sketchbook mobile for drawing.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DJsCrIBbLe:
Freenote is nice for actually hand writing notes in a note book style fashion. Otherwise its to confusing and a cluster **** and i don't like it.

Seems like note everything is a good free and paid replacement ...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hkgrob:
Hmm, lecturesnotes is not available for my device...

Tried in multiple dpi 160,200,320. On Imilka aosp rom. Anyone successfully with it? What roms?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rock_80:
rocket 1.5 ICS works fine. there shoild be a trial and a paid version in the market
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Smoothface:
I was looking for something better for taking notes with my note... Lecture notes definitely takes the cake. I was trying free not but it was not responsive enough for me and as intuitive. Lecture notes looks to be a winner.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PorscheGuy:
Not familiar with custom ROMs for the Note, but LectureNotes requires Android 3.0 or higher. I can't see it on my stock Note either, but I can on my Galaxy Nexus and Transformer Prime.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hkgrob:
Thanks, sorted. Wiped my market data, and tried again, and it came up.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rock_80:
FYI Lecture Notes dev added a setting just for use note lefties... you can now offset the spent input vertically and horizontally to get the input perfect for how you hold the pen
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hootnath:
gnotes is the best. if it is just notes that you are into.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] scoobiesnacks:
Is anyone syncing between s-memo and onenote?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] THFourteen:
Has anyone tried WritePad?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] beestee:
Papyrus deserves a mention here. Tried it based on a suggestion in another thread and I think it fits nicely as competition to S-Memo.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] scoobiesnacks:
Lecture notes comes up as incompatible with my device in Play store??

Sorry, ignore, I figured its ICS only
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] shinizaki:
Is anyone using ICS rom have working palm rejection ?

I am using ICS Stunner but palm rejection not working in any note apps.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] emuX:
I use FreeNote mainly and have found it really handy. I tend to use it for meetings and then email my work email address image exports so I don't burn through paper notepads. I am going to give OneNote a try now as used it at work for a while on a laptop and really liked it (on Windows, obviously.) Thanks for the OneNote tip senectus!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JeganathanK:
"Handrite Note Pro" worth a try.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] N-aero:
have any of you tried Notes Mobile? It's available ported to the GNote.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594325

Works excellent.

Download link is somewhere on page 2. Various language packs can also be found.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] blindbox:
Any of these that has a widget feature comparable to S Memo?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Dissaor:
Any of these support to import a picture and draw on it?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] thewolve2000:
Note Anytime

I have found Note Anytime to be great! Especially since I sync my notes across multiple devices as well as operating systems. It has given me the most reliable, consistant, and easy to use experience and has many excellent features. Plus it's free, but does have some very nice in app purchases for additional features.

I use it on my Samsung Ative 500t (Windows 8), Samsung Galaxy Note 10.2, Samsung Galaxy Note 8, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and my iPad Mini. Consistant across all platforms. Very nice!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] harold5249:
OneNote not available in my country. How? :( Anyone can share the apk?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
Anyone else think our galaxy nexus is outdated now that htc released its one x？ i couldnt help thinking how smooth vanilla ics would be one that beast.

seeing the sense speed on it made me even more impressed.....

anyone care to discuss this？
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmmarck:
Is that the one that's only getting 2 cores stateside?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
No lol. Not even close to a consideration here. It has Sense. And its not a Nexus... by the time this comes out the Nexus will be 5 months old and it still isn't a consideration for me.

Yes. Its gonna have Snapdragon S4 dual core (which should have good performance though) in order to have AT&T LTE.

Also, it only has 512mb RAM. Releasing in April... Really?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
The phone hasn't been released. The quad core version might best the Nexus but still have sense.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mitchmoney:
HTC put themselves in trouble the way I see it.. they release a few new phones that are not very impressive.. yea it has ics and a few cool features and a quad core processor which every phone will soon have but not anything to die for... I would take a gsII over this and its a year old... and now with the GSIII coming out soon, this will be outdated in know time.. I'm slightly disappointed:/ so I will defiantly be holding on to my nexus for at least a year unless Samsung really impresses me!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
The phones are quad core minus the at&t version.. how is that dated?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mitchmoney:
I just realized I forgot to add that in so I modified my post but all phones will have quad core soon...dual core on my nexus is fast enough for me.. yea, a quad core wouldn't hurt but what they released is not eye opening to me..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jekyoo_style:
Why does it matter that it has Sense? You and majority of the people on XDA have a custom rom loaded. Even though the Galaxy Nexus has pure Android, many use a custom rom.

If you were given a phone with 512mb ram and 1gb of ram, I bet you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

An April release is considered good for Android. That's a little over a month away. Android manufacturers are notorious for announcing a device well before the release date.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmmarck:
Device envy is such a buzz kill!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CB620:
0_0

HTC sucks. After the hd2 there hasn't been one good device from them. Our device will not be outdated. Nexus s and Galaxy Nexus will be future proof. I'm only supporting Samsung they seem to be the only consistent company as far as devices.

How about releasing a quad core hd2 with a better display and ffc. That phone will never die. Endless support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Actually I don't have a custom ROM. That's why I bought a Nexus lol. And that doesn't mean I can't hate on Sense (had an Evo 4G, and I'm scarred for life). I'm glad they're making it lighter than previous versions, but its still there...

Thing is, its being released already behind on this spec. Phones already have 1gb RAM. It will be VERY tired with 512mb a year from now when I'm expected to still be using it. Not future proof at all with 512mb, that's my point.

I'm not hating on the release date. I'm simply pointing out that its coming out in April and at that point the GSM GNex is coming up on 5months old and I still wouldn't consider it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveact:
agree with this.

you have the money, just buy it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
Generic "OMGZ! A NEW PHONE VS OUR Nexus" answer:

No, I'm not interested, otherwise I would take part in the discussion in the proper sub-forum.

Also I'm not interested if there is any extra UI on it that I cannot disable/uninstall.

The manufacturer doesn't release the original ROM for download so I can flash it back if necessary? Not interested.

Deserved 1-star rating for the thread: applied.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Its MWC, get ready for a bunch of these threads.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akoolive:
Seriously?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
That's why I went for a generic copy&paste answer! ;-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Which I totally agree with, btw.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CB620:
+ 100000

Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
just wondering guys, lol, chill. im still in love my gnex. especially the on screen buttons
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _Dennis_:
Yes you will notice, same as dual core vs single core. With 1GB of data more resources can be loaded for the launcher. I like not having my launcher not have to be reloaded all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
The phone looks hot and all but I'll never move away from AMOLED technology, its way too nice compared to traditional LCD. Also yeah it has some nice tegra 3 power, but the Galaxy Nexus is an amazing phone, I'll be holding onto it until the next Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmmarck:
The Verge was practically gushing when talking about its LCD...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
It still doesn't have pure blacks like the AMOLED screens do, I'm sure the colors are vibrant, possibly just as vibrant as it is on our phones and the text and images are probably more crisp but I'm used to the true blacks that only AMOLED can provide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coolbry95:
So is the galaxy nexus going to last two years and not be an mp3 player before the two years is up? How long will it last?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmmarck:
Good point.

Who knows? A week? 4 months? 8 years? Can't predict technology. The only constant is terrible battery life ;).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Q N1NJA:
Just replace my nexus one with an galaxy nexus. Unless something comes out with 2x battery life, I see no reason to upgrade in the next two years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jekyoo_style:
Okay let's not over exaggerate. Going from 512mb ram to 1gb ram is NOT equal to single-core to dual-core.

Having 1GB of ram maybe helpful when you're running heavy apps but for regular use, it is not notable.

To clarify anyways, the One X and S have 1gb of ram. So the original post about it being 512mb is false anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrPhilo:
No one mentioned about the camera!? Seriously... the camera is a beast in these new HTC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 15israellai:
Yea the Nexuses are future-proof alright, but those quad core phones still make me envious... Especially now that Nvidia keeps showing off their technology, say battery saving and touch sensitivity.

And what do you mean by consistent?

Sigh I do want an amazing camera.

Blazing on my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CB620:
Putting out good product. LG fail, htc fail. I'm sure I'm not speaking for myself when I say people are waiting for the SGS3 more than what everyone else has to offer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KeithRVA:
I think the One X hardware looks very nice, especially the new look of the earpiece and speaker grill. Don't like how the camera lens protrudes so much, and that it looks the same as every HTC phone since the Evo, but that is minor. The big thing will be the camera performance in the One X. It will be tough to beat for sure, even for the next iphone. I don't feel my Nexus is or will be outdated because of the One X or anything else announced at MWC. Nexus phones often don't have the highest specs. The Nexus One only had a 5mp camera, and its close cousin the Droid Incredible had an 8mp. The Nexus S was not at all the most loaded device when it launched. I think the Galaxy Nexus is definitely loaded with some great specs, and I don't mind that it is average in certain areas. I knew what to expect when I bought the phone, so I'm not terribly disappointed seeing some of these cool new phones coming out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SouthernEvo:
Im not really concerned about quad core phones . I mean seriously what kind of stuff are you doing on your phones that requires that much power to process ? Dual core atleast in my opinion is more than ample for a phone . The Gnex is fast as it is , I dont see a quad core phone being that much faster than what we have now . Yes I know there are some that like overclocking their phones . But in all the average user isnt even gonna notice the quad core difference if there is even a difference in how phones work now . If anything HTC needs to be pushing on improving their battery life by either making a design that incorporates a bigger battery or something along those lines . Yeah I know there are few places now a days most people dont have a charger handy but I do miss the days of unplugging a cellphone and forgetting about it . You can also go in the other direction of this , ok quad core phone might be faster and blow the nexus out of the water . Then six months later another manufacturer is gonna release another beast of a phone thats gonna blow that one out of the water . Its a never ending cycle . Me Im happy with the Nexus , smooth operating with minimal issues , quick and enjoyable phone . I have no plans on giving up the nexus anytime soon . You also know that when it comes to HTC , yeah by the time this is release yeah it will have ICS , while the nexus will be running Jellybean or whatever the next OS is gonna be . Sure enough the HTC will still be waiting for that update to come down the pipeline . Sorry I put my chips on the Nexus and stay there .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
I think this is a great point to take away from all these announcements. You knew what you were getting into with the Nexus. You don't buy it for the raw specs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
I just don't see a reason in having a quad core CPU without the software to back it up....especially one taken over by sense ui

Plus seriously....what in God's name do you need Quad core in your phone for? oy

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
I had a prototype unit from a supplier a few weeks ago and got to play with it tonight at a dinner (the lad wasn't scared to show it off seen that the fair starts..); it has nothing over the nexus.

- camera. Same quality.

- build. Cheap plastics on samsung phones you say? Right..

- software (sense). Absolutely horrendous, especially for a quad core phone.. (possibly, of course, the software will be more optimised on the final product)

- screen. Forget it, doesn't compare.

- battery. Built in? No thanks. 1800 mah for a quad core on a 4,8 inch screen? Good luck..

Etc etc etc.

Nah, Nexus. Made to be nearly perfect!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
Well I don't see what's wrong with discussing other phones so I'll give the thread a five to counteract your vote somewhat.

You realise that more cores doesn't equal a better phone right? In fact the 2-core processor in the US version outperforms Tegra 3.

I think this phone looks great (much nicer than the Galaxy Nexus on the back at least), and the camera looks well nice! With stock ICS this thing will rock and I will be slightly envious. However I won't get too hung up on it because there's always a better phone around the corner, plus it's nice having a Nexus device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krichek:
I'm sure some will say I'm crazy, it's a gimmick etc etc but, no NFC means no sale for me regardless of the other specs...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
But seeing the video the multitasking tray opens up faster and is a lot smoother than the gnex though gnex is no slouch. And that Is a good part about the quad core a as multitasking you really need that zip to back it up.

Really worried about the battery life though. Sticking with my gnex until a 3000+ battery dual or quad HD phone comes along. Can't live without the HD screen these days
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
Not crazy. You never get to use it. Not once. Especially in Canada where I am. Nfc won't be really usable in at least 2 years or more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
Lol. Just discussing. When these phones go on sale. I might get my sis to buy one and take it for a spin for a while. The biggest lure of that phone really is the next Gen s4. Not really caring about the tegra3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Did anyone even mention that the only one with 512MB of ram is the LOW END one?

And to the person that said he used one, the one you used must be a few months old, because Engadget is absolutely floored with the device.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/02/26/htc-one-x-hands-on-at-mwc-2012-video/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krichek:
I use it everyday and live in a smaller city in California. Perhaps it's not useable in all areas yet, but I believe it will really take off by the end of this year. I have actually changed some of my shopping habits in fact and have started patronizing more business where it can be used because of the convienance. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spywhite:
Yay! Bring on twice the amount of overheat-freezeup-reboots.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dxtra:
This!! +1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
I'm just gonna end this right now with this....no removable battery, no software for full use of the CPU, no super amoled screen, no thank you! ;)

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
The hTc will fall apart before the any Samsung phone. hTc build quality has never really impressed me lately.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dxtra:
What's the hate on the quad core? Why not? I welcome it with open arms, my next phone has to be quad core, I feel like the hardware needs to catch up and completely eliminate the lags from Android forever and ever. But I do agree the Galaxy nexus will do just fine no need to upgrade.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
As I said, it certainly wasn't the finished product that engadget got.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmmarck:
Yes I do. And where did you see outperformance by the dual core? Link? All I've seen is that estimates show that it will be fine, but nothing about actual figures.

I'm not advocating for this phone at all; while I don't doubt that the dual core will be a nice phone, the fact that one of its major talking points doesn't exist globally makes this a bit of a loony object.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lukesky:
AMOLED might have nice blacks but the whites have to be improved especially at the lower brightness levels. At least the whites on the LCDs don't get all 'textured' at lower brightness and have a weird grey/yellow colour cast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luffyp:
It is a quad core phone with a massive screen but with only 1800mah battery and it's non-replacable!?!? Does this mean no extended battery? Oh dear..will it survive a day of normal use??

I think Gnex is (very) fast enough for daily use. There has to be a breakthrough in battery technology before I consider upgrading my Gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jklitten:
I find it pretty funny that you rate this thread one star yet still feel the need to share your opinion about the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 15israellai:
Well Samsung doesn't give me a good impression in terms of support, maybe because of the poor service from Samsung Hong Kong...

As for why I like Tegra 3 - it's not because of the quad core but the 4plus 1 thingy.

Blazing on my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Even worse when you throw in LTE in the US.

Same. When Motorola put a 3300mAh battery in the RAZR MAXX, it pretty much proved that every other manufacturer is absolutely terrible at battery design. How is any manufacturer releasing these devices with under 2000mAh?? Especially non-removable ffs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NexusDro:
I read that th Krait has the LTE chip built-in, so battery consumption is significantly improved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
How much faster can these phones get??? And what exactly does "fast" mean? Fast transitions? Multitasking? Benchmarks? I doubt people go around toting their benchmarks to random people except for us on xda :)

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
Yep your Galaxy Nexus/Nexus S is outdated, old, crappy, stupid, useless, junk.

Go throw it away in the trash now and go cry yourself to sleep.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] heo_con184:
I don't care much about the "fast" "4 cores" etc thingy, but I realize that HTC doesn't change anything about the outfit since HTC Desire HD, all the same. How can you tell everyone that you're holding a HTC Desire HD, Sensation, XE, XL and now One X.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jekyoo_style:
It will be fine. The breakthrough technology is coming from the processors. The Tegra 3 and S4 consumes a lot less battery life so theoretically it should last you a day w/ a 1800mAh battery. On previous HTC devices, there was need for an external battery or another battery, which is stupid. Why have a phone that has "great" performance but the stock battery is crap. It should be great out the box. For awhile now, the need for an extended battery/another battery with you has been necessary if you wanted good battery life. Hopefully with these new processors, they aren't needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] edgeicator:
Not sure why people are complaining about the dual core "downgrade" for AT&T. It's an upgrade in terms of performance. The S4 crushes the Tegra 3 in most benches. AT&T actually came out with a better SoC due to the LTE radio.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5563/qualcomms-snapdragon-s4-krait-vs-nvidias-tegra-3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sino8r:
The one I saw at gsmarena.com seemed pretty even to me. I'd prefer the S4 anyways. 1st generation processors like these quadcores are kinda risky. Last thing you want is major battery drain with a nonremovable battery, lol! Seems like the 4 to 1 will help, so we'll see. I won't be getting my upgrade until late summer and will have to chose between the mysteriously absent Tmobile G3 or the SGIII. That's why I'm curious about these One models since the G3 (if it even exists) will carry one of these processors, I'd imagine. Anyone disappointed after coming from HTC? The only thing I'd miss is the led notifications but that's easily remedied and the building materials used on the SGIII is supposedly ceramic which sounds like a nice step up from their typical plasticy models (NOT the Gnex lol! I don't want to be burned to a crisp :D) Just curious... thanks!

Guys, also... calm down! Your device is FAR from old or dated! Sh*t... my G2 is a year and a half old and is just now starting to feel older. It's still plenty fast though. Phone envy is common once in a while even with us veterans ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
It's not a Nexus. It's not got NFC. It's not got on-screen buttons. Worst of all, it looks exactly like every other ugly HTC phone from the past 2 years.

I bought my Nexus as a sort of stop-gap. Kinda. If nothing mind-blowing is released this year, I'll wait for the next Nexus. This HTC is certainly not mind-blowing.

I reckon the Galaxy S3 will completely overpower this copy-and-paste HTC in every way conceivable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zerozoneice:
dumb question but if the battery is non-replaceable, does it mean it can't be taken out?

i'm seeing problems with hard locked phones which nowadays you can reset by removing the battery...