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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gospeed.racer:
I sent my galaxy to Samsung 2 weeks ago, it is due to arrive back today. They paid postage each way and the invoice says they replaced a component (no detail) and updated software and prl. I was already on the current release so not sure what to expect. But it is good to know they are taking care of us.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drouse:
New to E4GT, I was wondering if it had a setting to adjust the colors like I had on the NS4G. Thanks for any help.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] schlonky:
supercurio is working on something for this. I believe it is to be called Voodoo DisplayExpert.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drouse:
That sounds cool. Now it looks like its time to root this thing.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] kalpas:
Hi

does xperia s support any kind of joysticks?

i saw two videos on youtube ,check it guys.

the man in the video says that xperia s supports Rumble p3200 joystick.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA-j_PuTkLk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vYweG7f4p0
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jerdog:
Not development
[Kindle Fire General] xolanir:
Is it possible to reformat the usb storage/sdcard on the KF and what would be the best way to do it? Reason I ask is yesterday I repartitioned my KF using GNU parted so I can get more media/internal storage. After saving my handy work, I got the "msftres" flag and now when I plug the KF onto my Pc, it shows up empty like there are no files saved onto it, but when I navigate with root explorer, the sdcard/internal storage is populated. It doesn't even give me the prompt to mount usb storage when I plug in the usb cord. Thx in advance for the help. :confused:

Update: the issue was with automount, plugged into different usb port and reinstalled drivers and now it works. Thx for the help :D
[Kindle Fire General] roketteere:
Yes it is. If you are on windows mount the usb drive then go my computer and right click over the KF hdd and choose format.

I recommend Fat32

Hope this helps
[Kindle Fire General] xolanir:
Will this have adverse effects other than just wiping the info that's on the internal storage and then making the internal storgae reading as fat32?
[Kindle Fire General] roketteere:
You can also just delete any folder or file that you don't want on there if you mount the storage.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intolaomair:
Hi guys,

I need some advise. I'm thinking of trading my Rogers note for the international version. What do you folks recommend. Following are my reasons.

1. I believe the n7000 will get ics before the Rogers I717

2. I get 4 hours of battery and find it frustrating. I heard the battery performance is better on the international version.

3. I heard n7000 is a bit faster. I find i717 gets a bit choppy during screen transitions

4. I find I717 gets quite warm while using. A little uncomfortable.

5. I hardly get full lte to care about it. 4g is fine

6. Home button on the n7000 seems nice.

What do you thinks guys? Any help would be appreciated.

thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tg9413:
N 7000 gets pretty warm too, but base on what I said, I think is a smart move to trade.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] octavian90:
I switched from I717 to N7000 and am so glad every day that I did. ZIPPY performance with the active dev for it, just wonderful compared to the previous phone. Fm radio is sweet too =D. LTE was unnecessary with a 3GB cap.. The data on the international has been plenty fast when needed. Do it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] thegregulator:
I switched from an i717 to an N7000. Best decision I ever made. The only issue I've had is sometimes the phone activates the voice software and car mode. Bloody annoying when it happens.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] RMXO:
I'm the opposite, I switched from N7000 to I717 & I don't regret it. While I do miss ICS but blazing at LTE speed was well worth the sacrifice.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] bkeaver:
I too switched from i717 to n7000 and do not regret it at all. I get way better battery life on the international version. I can get 1d 15hrs out of the battery on this with 3hrs of screen on time where i could only get 10hrs out of the i717 with the same on screen time max on a good day if the planets and stars were all aligned properly :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kakashi270:
What is the i717 ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] bkeaver:
Its the USA/Canada LTE Version of the Note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] psun786:
I researched extensively before purchased N7000 instead of AT&T's Note. Personally, I think the ONLY advantage of Rogers I717 is ease of the warranty service.

Some may argue that I717 has LTE, but from where I live (So Cal, probably true for many pp) the advantage of LTE is little to nothing. I am constantly getting 7mbps on HSPA+ which is plenty fast for everything except stream HD video or torrent. But again, I doubt anyone would use their $10/gb data plan for that purpose. :rolleyes: Until carriers roll out unlimited data for $20 a month, I see no place for LTE.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Ranafram:
I mostly agree on that one. NFC is not on the N7000 though where it's brother I717 does have it. Just one small thing, definitely didn't swing my decision though (I live in Canada on Bell, but went for the International Note. Best decision I could have made :) )

Also if you're into flashing custom firmware onto your device the N7000 has more devs out there.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] peoples_flip:
I was in your shoes as I initially owned the Rogers i717R before getting my N7000.

I don't regret it as Yes the N7000 is a lot more responsive thanks to the Exynos processor and having the physical home button its better than having the 4 touch buttons.

Yeah I miss the LTE speeds but HSPA+ isn't bad at all. Also the development for the N7000 is more abundant than the i717.

If you get the opportunity do it... you won't regret it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tbong777:
Never even consider US Carrier devices anymore. International versions have more users, more development, better specs, FM Radio (uses far less battery) Before the captivate I only bought International Nokias...all the N series. form the N82 to 97

Can operate for $10 a month UL data on MediaNET (for now) I find 3MPS download plenty fast enough for the few times I am not in a WiFi area. Warranty is not an issue since I buy used anyway. I bought my last two SGS II used and my note used and never had an issue. The wife loves the SGS II and does not want another phone. She could have lived with the Captivate for the next 5 years. LOL She is not into the phone thing.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intolaomair:
Thanks for the help guys. I'll pick up the n7000 on Wednesday.

Quick question, for n7000 running stock firmware, are there any issues getting ota updates? Especially in Canada?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Mr. Droid:
Maybe I don't know, but I never ever leave stock on my phone. Root and custom ROM.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intolaomair:
I sent you a pm Mardos. What Ics rom are you using? Is it stable as any bugs?

Plus is it easy to go back to stock once your flash a custom rom?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] chasmodo:
I wouldn't jump headlong into beta ICS waters if I were you. Best thing for any new user is to root their phone first and play with custom Gingerbread roms for a while. That way you learn the ropes.

Existing ICS roms are fairly stable, but have a lot of small bugs. As a consequence, the roms require high maintenance and fixing, which is beyond the knowledge level of a newbie (no disrespect here, just stating the fact). Also, getting back to GB is not very straightforward.

Going back to stock is easy-peasy from custom GB roms.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] deserthi:
Have your traded yet? I have the international and might be interested.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rg1973:
Interesting I might be willing to swap my white att Phone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rcn1982:
It's worth the trade

For me it was an easy choice for the N7000 after hearing about the different processor in the North American Version to accommodate the LTE. The speeds of LTE would be nice but the current 6Mbps I get with my N7000 is sufficient to do everything I need the phone to do.

Not to mention way more development for the international version! (This may change in future but for now....)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Rayan:
You pretty much nailed it with all those issues.

I'd say go for it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] simpl3lang:
hate to revived the this thread. but im currently using at&t i717 and recently someone is asking me to trade their n7000 for my i717. the added lte speed is nice but the battery on my note is not. its been months since the the last comment on this thread. are the difference now minimal since there is a good development over at the at&t side? or should i get the n7000?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] leafsacc:
this is funny as I was thinking of trading N7000 to i717 because of the eMMC bug and LTE.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] simpl3lang:
Oh wow i did not know about the emmc bug. Thanks. Now i have to be careful if i decide to do a trade
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Deth Becomes You:
I wish someone would trade their i717 for my n7000. Edge speeds are killing me. Not that I use it that much, it would just be nice to have a note that could use tmo's 3g.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] intolaomair:
Hi guys, I need some honest advise. I'm thinking of trading my Rogers note for the international version. What do you folks recommend. Following are my reasons.

1. I believe the n7000 will get ics before the Rogers I717

2. I get 4 hours of battery and find it frustrating. I heard the battery performance is better on the international version.

3. I heard n7000 is a bit faster. I find i717 gets a bit choppy during screen transitions

4. I find I717 gets quite warm while using. A little uncomfortable.

5. I hardly get full lte to care about it. 4g is fine 6. Home button on the n7000 seems nice.

What do you thinks guys? Any help would be appreciated.

thanks

PS. I posted this thread in the n7000 board too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] s1mpd1ddy:
do it.

10char
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pkmoazzam:
take a look.

http://xdaforums.com/search.php?searchid=5627026
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] wingman_214:
The international version will receive ICS long before the I-717. The adreno 220 GPU in the I-717 is better than the Mali400 in the N-7000; however the CPU in the N-7000 outpaces the I-717. Both devices suffer from black clipping.

So its a trade off for CPU performance or GPU performance, 3 button or 4 button and LTE vs hspa+.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sweetboy02125:
My only advice for you is if your area doesn't have LTE. Yes do it. But if you in LTE area, No. The speed is a big different. I use ATT S2 and ATT Note so i know what the difference and its worth to keep.

Sent from my AT&T Galaxy Note - please forgive if typos
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kiltedthrower:
+1 on if you have LTE. I've gotten spoiled to the speed. Personally I hate the look of the single physical button.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] RMXO:
I switched from N700 to I717 due to LTE & don't regret one bit. I still have my N7000 so I can enjoy both worlds.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kotaro_14:
If you like to flash custom roms etc then go to the N7000, development is much more active there, N7000 has ICS both AOSP based roms and an unofficial leaked one!

If you have LTE in your area then it's up to you if you want it, I mean I'd rather use my wifi router as I don't get throttled and am not going to be downloading from my phone. Besides you know how much LTE is a battery sucker :P

I've used both and have to say that the N-7000 just performs better in real life use and in benchmarks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] MarlowXim:
Its the other way around, the GPU performance is better on the Exnyos due to the Mali GPU it's a multi core gpu. The CPU performance should be better on the Snapdragon processor and have better power management able to turn off one core. Lighter black levels is mainly due to gamma levels tweaking in mdnie settings. I believe supercurio is working on a new application.

ICS will be on the way there is already a leak for the skyrocket, so they are working on the snapdragon variants with lte.. Porting time is much more dependent on the galaxy note premium suite and how long it will take to integrate to the touchwiz ics framework, then Q&A.

Differences are NFC and LTE radio on the i717. I suppose you would want the to switch N7000 if your focus is on playing games that require 3d, rather than using it as a work phone/tablet. Or not interested or don't have a LTE plan. Performance is relatively the same if you overclock the I717 to the N7000.

There other ways to push performance like overclocking the gpu (when a usermode adjustment is available.) I'm guessing the Max for the Adreno 220 is in the ball park of 320 MHz. Saving aittle more battery by undervolting. Battery drain is also due to baseband and Rom optimization, which will get better in subsequent releases.

It just really depends if you plan foregoing LTE and Rogers is pretty congested at peak hours on their HSPA network compared to their LTE network. NFC is a big factor as well as more products and services will be utilizing it in the near future. I already use it for quick file transfer between my nfc enabled devices. So it depends really if you want these features or graphics performance is a priority for you. In the future the user experience is pretty much going to be the same on both models once ICS is available.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] wingman_214:
http://10division.com/samsung-galaxy-s2-hd-lte-vs-samsung-galaxy-s2-the-unofficial-comparison-guide/

I based my opinion on this article and the anandtech article linked within. Both devices use exactly the same hardware as the N-7000 and I-717 other than the screen.

The Adreno 220 is roughly 2.2 times the GPU as the Mali 400. What made the real difference is the Note has 2.67 times the pixles of the SGS2 while using the same Mali 400 GPU. If the N-7000 shipped with the Exynos 4212 it would have the quad core Mali 400 mp4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mathieulh:
Err... Says who? Every single piece of benchmarks and every datasheets out there clearly show that the Adreno 220 is a piece if crap next to the MALI 400

Seriously why do people say things out of thin air as if it was an undeniable truth...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bkeaver:
My decision was easy for moving to the n7000 from i717:

Better Battery life+performance+bigger dev support= no brainer

Did i mention better battery life? :)

At least for me anyways.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pkmoazzam:
do you still have att gs note i717? i see you have both n7000 and i717. probably thats why you told us your decision was easy for moving to the n7000 to i717 even you still have i717, but if you didn't have the i717 then it would be hard for you to make a decide. if you don't have present i717 then i am wrong.

sorry for my bad english.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bkeaver:
Yeah you are correct i do still have the at&t version but i haven't touched it since getting the n7000 version. I have only had this version for a week but i have had the at&t version since pre sale release on February 17th and i just haven't had the chance to list it to sell it yet. So yeah it probably did make my decision much easier but that gives me the opportunity to pass that on that opinion on to someone in your situation and maybe help you decide.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bluespire:
I just wanted to add this. While NFC may see pretty lame right now, for those that are security conscious, that is going to change this summer. As long as you get it enabled by changing ROMs, you will be able to use YubiCo's new NFC enabled security tokens, which will be fully integrated with LastPass. Check those out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pkmoazzam:
ah cool. so how speed is internet on n7000?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JimReid:
Does anyone have a file that is ICS for the transformer? I understand the TF101 and the SL101 are the same internally and that if you have the ICS for the TF101 it can be flashed to the SL101. Asus has done the OTA for TF101 but not the SL101's so I'm looking for a copy. I'd like to try it on my Slider.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Xelstyle:
http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...te-your-eee-pad-transformer-ics-manually.html

In other words, go to the Asus site and download it manually. May have to backup incase something weird happens.
[TouchPad General] iamsamsamiam:
I bought a bunch of cheap micro USB cables because they had a bulk order deal. They don't have a good charge rate. The cables only go at like 350mAh which is terrible. I tested these on multiple chargers and devices and are pointless on the 1A and 2A chargers. Can I somehow mod the cable to charge faster?

Samsung Captivate CM9 - Glitch Kernel | HP TouchPad CM9 Nightlies
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mcoupe:
Sorry if this is a repost. Found some of the results interesting, especially when compared to others.

Seems HTML5 and Chrome work well together.....

http://html5test.com/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I scored a 352 with 11 bonus points on latest version of Opera Mobile. comparing on tablet side, Opera Mobile is by far the best and has the highest scores. ill test my other browsers n see. then update this post.

Edit: ICS+ scored horribly a 273 with 3 bonus points.

STOCK browser did even worse with a 256 score and 3 bonus points.

Boat browser scored 268 w/3 bonus points.

OVERSKREEN browser got 273 w/3 bonus points.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mcoupe:
Seems the stock browser is getting about 256 with 3 bonus points.

Like I said, sorry if you guys have seen this before. It just seems alot of us here are number crunchers and it was something fun to play with...

Lol...the cm7 browser on my OG Evo scored a 184 with 1 bonus....lol.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Skullmonkey:
343 with 10 bonus points on Chrome beta.

Autobots, roll out! Sent from my Transformer Prime!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scrufy:
hmm interesting. 346 on Win 7 box running firefox.

256 + 3 Bonus points on my prime with Dolphin HD browser.

Goot the exact same 256 + 3 Bonus points running the stock browser on my prime

Using Opera, I scored 54 and zero bonus point.

Just fyi

EDIT:

I should have mentioned but my 54 score was on Opera mini. not Opera Mobile.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
opera Mobile is the fastest tablet browser and scored even better than a desktop PC running win7 & Firefox. Opera mobile will continue to be the best browser to use moving into the new age of Html5. Handles Flash & Html5 with ease.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ickk:
267 +3 on boat browser.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Damn, my Motorola Atrix phone on stock rom, Froyo, scored 354 & 10 bonus points on opera mobile :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scrufy:
Hey I haven't tried Opera Mobile, I have Opera Mini and should have noted the version.

I'll give it a try though. I've been using dolphin as my main browser since like Cupcake so kinda hard to change.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
opera mini is lightweight version of opera mobile. basically stripped down to the core. plus it doesn't support flash. Actually opera mini should be faster loading pages than opera mobile. only reason though is because all opera mini info goes through a server first, then is compressed, then sent to your device. the compression translates to faster speeds most of the time. I used opera mini on my older cell phones and such because they needed the browsing speed boost. for higher end phones and tablet, opera Mobile is the way to go. I use to have dolphin and liked it but in comparing, I found opera mobile, ICS+, stock, and boat browser to be the best. I got tired of comparing browsers so i just keep those I listed. use opera mobile 99% of the time. Chrome was nice but was linked to too mAny issues people were having. so i got rid of it until it comes out of beta and all the bugs worked out.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dagrim1:
Opera Mobile by far the best, and now that flash works fine in it as well it's my main browserof choice.

Opera Mobile 12: 352+11

XScope: 273+3

Mathon: 273+3

ICS+: 270+3

ICS: 256+3

Dolphin: 273+3
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 1SiK1500:
Great info...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ickk:
I've just made the switch to opera mobile after the 3rd try I've given it. The first two times I tried were met with glitches, not this time around.

It seems like boat still loads pages quicker, but opera loads them almost as fast but much much more stable. Boat doesn't scroll anywhere near as fluently.

Opera is the only other browser I'd consider when it comes to a minimal ui. Only gripe is its slower to switch tabs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
That and the start-up time are my only gripes. But neither is so important.

When it comes down to hardcore browsing on a mobile device, Opera's the only way. All others I've tried checkerboard like crazy and generally have very insecure zooming/scrolling, even Boat (one of my favorites now) has some adverse choices in how it handles heavy pages.

Thanks everyone for the numbers! Informative.

Hmm, Overskreen was really as high as ICS Browser+? I love Overskreen, but even with only one window open it can be pretty laggy, especially with videos or heavy pages. I also get a little frustrated with its zoom/scroll, but I haven't tried turning its "fit to page" or whatever option off.

What settings do you use in Overskreen 'darin?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
overskreen works great for me. no lag at all. IM using default sttings. haven't really changed anything in it. it is based off of stock or ics+ browser. they'd probably why it scored so high.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoteriX:
In Opera Mobile, you can configure the browser to do page requests through the compression server as well. Helps speed loading times.

---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:56 PM ----------

You should know what the score represents. The score isn't about "speed" so how high a browser scores in the HTML5 test has little to do with how fast it loads. The score represents a browser's compatibility/implementation of certain HTML5 standards -- whether it's able to properly load the latest HTML5 code.

It just so happens that browsers that score high also tend to be pretty fast because the implementation of new standards usually means that the browser is being worked on extensively and new browser builds tend to incorporate newer developments in JS rendering and other speed enhancements.

Firefox is an example of a browser that scores fairly high, but is slow as hell.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] edster00:
I scored 354 + 11 bonus with my HTC Incredible2 running Opera Mobile; 352 +11 on the Prime... :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lock-N-Load:
I like opera a lot BUT I need Quick Controls & the ability to hide the navi bar.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoteriX:
Just FYI, Opera Mobile does have the option to hide the status bar and navigation bar.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
where, I don't see it? if it does, I never knew that. can't find it..lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jackmei2:
lol, tried this out on IE on my laptop and got 141 +5 bonus pts. gg IE...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mcoupe:
Thanks for all the info guys.

When I started this thread, I just figured it would be a fun toy for you guys to mess around with. I had no idea it would lead to a great discussion, with some hard facts.

This is the way XDA is supposed to be....I was getting real tired of all the *****ing. I came to this forum to learn from you guys! :D

Thanks!

-Jason
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] StreetSpirit:
HML5

Chrome - 343 :D

Firefox 332

Stock Webkit Browser 234

Opera seems to come closest @ 352