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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] bodson66:
I ordered both at the same time and got the GLASt first, so that is the one i currently have on. I received the bulletproof one about three days ago. It seems to be of good quality and maybe just a touch thinner. The only thing I noticed is that the white has a slight shimmer to it, like specks of glitter. The Glasst has been excellent and i have had it on for over two weeks and not a single scratch on.

Since I haven't yet installed the Bulletproof one its hard to recommend one over the other. If you want a nice invisible protector go for the Glasst but if you want something a little funky try the bulletproof. As for installation I can't comment but the Glasst was pretty simple. I have one small bubble that isn't noticeable.

I can post some pics if you would like of both of them. I'm just charging my camera
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] azhurvadal:
Some pics would be nice. thank you
[Android General] Blue6IX:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-57386319-245/researcher-to-demo-smartphone-attack-at-rsa/

They used/will use the Android platform to demo the vulnerability.

Don't have much other info on the way of this yet, but thought to toss this out there for others to start building on.

Unlikely to be a problem initially on the individual level for the average user, but if you do become a victim to this attack it's devastatingly thorough.

Stay safe out there!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lindupranowo:
hi everybody.......help me please....i wear samsung galaxy tab I wear my m180s shw. tj 24 eh12. tegrak kernel build 30. after I open the app tegrak kernel and undo cache keeps rebooting and now a bootloop.

any person please my tab. sorry my English is bad.

I really hope anyone help me.

thank you.........
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reinbeau:
Thread closed

This is the Captivate forum. There are Tab forums, but I don't know which specific one you have. Put 'Samsung Galaxy Tab in the 'Find Your Device' search box at the upper right-hand side of your browser and find a more appropriate forum to post this in.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Henry.Phy:
Hi everyone, Ive got this x10mini and tried to put in it the cyanogenmod firmware. everything went fine, but i notice that i cant get no operator signal.

so, im searching for my original firmware/baseband wich are E10a 2.1.1.A.0.6 baseband ends with 006.

downgrading with wotan i cant get the original 006 baseband, thats why im in need of help to download the firmware.

so please, if someone could help me with this i will be forever in debt. thanks...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnboyjr:
i have a unlocked boot loader if i wanted 2.3.4 could i just use the ftf file from att? i do not use my r800x as a phone. is 2.3.4 better and how so?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrimsonKnight13:
No, since they're different models. The ftf signature checking will deny you the ability to do so.

Go with CM7.2 or CM9 CDMA builds instead for a different experience. You could also go with the UK 2.3.3 ROMs if you want better compatibility for the touchpads in games.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rekzer:
I thought I'd ask:

I've read that there are gps issues... Is that fixed now?

Are there different models numbers to avoid.. I know some are dual and some are quad core but do roms lack support for different devices?

Any other issues with the device?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cozmo85:
Gps is a design problem with the device. Its not even advertised as having GPS anymore.

At this point you should wait for the acer A510

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Iconia-A...1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1332962137&sr=1-1
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xGary:
GPS most likely won't work at all and ASUS already removed it from their specs list. I suggest you worry about the weak wifi instead. Probably better to wait for the 700 or look into another tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rekzer:
Hmm he acer is in a week with similar stats... I'll wait and check that out thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xGary:
I also would suggest that you look at the tablets apps on Android vs the tablet apps of the iPad. Needless to say, there isn't even a tablet section for Android. So if tablet optimized apps are important to you....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
The Transformer series remains unique in that they offer the integrated keyboard dock. If navigation-quality GPS is important to someone, then yes, the Prime is not currently the best option. Personally, I've found wifi performance to be perfectly acceptable, but some others haven't. Otherwise, the Prime is an excellent tablet offering great performance, excellent battery life, a nice (and uniquely bright) screen, and the ability to be used as an Android netbook when placed in the dock. And then, there are the intangibles such as the fact that ASUS has so far been much, much better at updating their Android tablets than anyone else, by far.

The Acer might end up being a decent enough Tegra 3 tablet, but I'd not be willing to say it's a better option for someone who doesn't care about using his tablet as a navigational device. I'd say, try the Prime, and if wifi works acceptably for everywhere it's needed, then keep it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chpimentelpr:
First of all, this tablet rocks!!! In my case the GPS works like a charm and the device it self is quite solid!!! the Keybar add on is amazing and adds a lot of extra battery. My two cents.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Zephyrot:
I dont know about your Prime man, but I got one with C2 serial and everything just works, GPS signal may be a bit weaker than other devices I've used, but it works and Iget a lock without WiFi under 30 secs.

Wifi is also strong.. i lose some power once BT music starts streaming but I still have good speeds. Attached some screens:

- Internet while streaming A2DP audio

- Internet without Bluetooth on

- GPS Status with GPS lock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cozmo85:
Do you have to disable wifi to get a lock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Zephyrot:
Mmm no, it works with or without wifi. Its just faster to get a lock with WiFi on because of aGPS .
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rekzer:
Thats very true, im considering leaving for the iPhone 5 to when thats out, software updates on android are a joke, and app quality is huge...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] theandies:
FYI

There is only one model of the Prime. It's the Transformer Prime TF201 Quad Core Tegra 3 CPU

ASUS also makes the Transformer TF101 which is a Dual Core Tegra 2 CPU.

Both offer the docking keyboard but are two complely different animals.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cozmo85:
Its actually the Asus EEEPad Transformer Prime TF201-B1
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ill1:
I plan on buying a prime Friday, could some one explain to me how they use the prime as a GPS unit while driving so I can test this out when I get mine. Also I currently have an HTC EVO with GPS would using the prime as a GPS unit over the EVO offer any advantages?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
using prime as GPS navigation device is not optimal. it won't be better than your evo, as far as GPS goes. there will be a big announcement though so stay tuned ;)

advantage of prime, when GPS working properly, would be the larger and higher quality screen size.

don't feed into all the issues hype so much. when you get your device. use it as you would normally any other device you own. then see if and where it falls short at. If you so bent on looking for something wrong, you'll convince yourself its there. even if it isn't.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jblah:
i'm actually in the same boat you are and i am currently asking the same questions. my issue is price. the ipad2 is going for $360 right now! the transformer prime 32 GB (lowest model) is going for $499. the ipad3 is going for $499. The acer iconia A510 is up for preorder on amazon for $450 for the 32gb model no gps and 5MP camera back 1MP camera front @ 1280 x 800 and this will come out shortly.

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-A510-10k...TWPU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332977290&sr=8-1

so i'm kinda stuck. tegra 3 is much better than the apple ipad2 A5. I'll have to seriously consider the acer iconia but acer has always lacked dev support so i'll be looking to xda developers for help yet again like i am with LG. Thats not necessary a bad thing but it helps when the company supports their own products like asus. I'm also hoping that once asus sees the price on the iconia they will drop the price on the transformer prime to $450 aswell.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ill1:
Thank you kindly demandarin, that actually was my point. But I thought I might just ask to possibly gain an idea as to how the tablet would be more beneficial or even practical than using my phone. I don't mean to start some forum war over GPS, but can't see the level of importance that has been placed on it that has been made in the various Prime forums. I figure if apple can sell millions of tablets without GPS like an Android tablet has, then the vast majority of the tablet buying public could care less about that feature.

I look forward to the big announcement and thank you again for your response.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
If you get the transformer get it for the dock. Its a unique and awesome experience. No other tablet will ever come close in that regard. That's the reason to get a prime IMHO and its a damn good reason.

If you just want any tablet you can get the tp as well. Its awesome just as a tablet, but take a look at the other ones such as the ipad as well. If you compare the ipad and the transformer without a dock they're both good tablets with its pros and cons. But if you add the functionality of the dock the prime is on another level.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Zephyrot:
QFT.

The dock is what made me buy this tablet without even thinking. Being able to manually take notes in College + Keyboard when needed + Extra battery + USB and ANOTHER SD card slot just sealed the deal.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ill1:
And I was kinda in the same boat as you, I was told that the prime was in stock so I sold my OG transformer to get it. I also looked at the new ipad. I look at it like this if I want the most apps and games then I it's ipad. But for functionality, not only is it android but transformers in particular. I want the 32gb , the HDMI , the dock (for typing and game controllers), Onlive for games. Also, and I guess this is more subjective I dislike itunes and the ipad UI
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
while I do agree with you, I can picture how this can be a big deal to alot of users. I call them GPS Buffs..lol. Some may have poor eyesight and others may just want the larger screen display to navigate from. As it would be far easier to see this big screen. plus since it came with GPS, they just want to use that feature if available. Which, honestly, there's nothing wrong with that. with people wanting every single aspect of their device, that they spent their hard earned money on, to perform properly as it should be expected.

yes, wifi sales of the Ipad clearly show the largest part of the tablet market doesn't care too much for GPS or hold it as a make or break feature. wifi Ipad is the best selling version. so majority of tablet market isn't pressed about GPS. BUT, AND I MEAN BUT, LOL, the flipside to that is that enough android users here cared enough to make a big fuss over it. Enough found that feature important enough to them to complain about it. Which looking back on it, has to be commended for taking a stance on principle. that every aspect of device, as originally advertised before they removed the spec. They has been some huge battles/debates on this issue in the beginning. both sides arguing passionately on their viewpoints. what I ended up learning and realizing is there are some primes in the wild with issues. As much as i hate the nagging and complaining, most have a right to do so. I just had to accept that and let other peoples negative experience influence or rub off on my positive one. We only can try to help each other and bring awareness to reality of the situation.

its like my high school football coach use to say, "THINGS ARE NOT AS GOOD AS IT SEEMS. AND THINGS aren't AS BAD AS THEY SEEM. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN, REALITY FALLS." I think that statement fits prime situation very well. Fits it like a glove.

While some of us may think of it to be more practical to use their phone for navigation, we do have to Respect others who want to take advantage of the extra screen real estate. Maybe they all older and have poorer eyesight and need the larger screen...lmfao just kidding

Asus has some tricks and surprises up their sleeves coming. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mbo1951:
Demandarin,

I am really starting to respect and enjoy your latest posts on this subject. And you are right. I am an older guy with not the best eyesight and that was one important reason for my choosing the Prime over other devices, which is why GPS was important to me. I did buy a new iPad, but also still have the Prime. The iPad's screen is incredible, but the Prime's screen is really sharp. I do like the way the Prime feels in your hand much more than the iPad, and I like the aspect ratio of the Prime's display more than the iPad. They both are great, but the Prime's WiFi and BT performance are not as good as the iPad at this time. I have been impressed, though, with ASUS's support and frequent updates. That is something I have never seen from other manufacturers, including Apple. That said, I may have found a solution for poor WiFi throughput, and that is to disable WMM under QoS under your router settings. (With the Linksys E4200, that is under Gaming and Application settings.) My own experience is that this makes a huge difference in throughput.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
I am using my laptop for ADB currently, but I want to know if it is possible to run ADB through windows in a Virtual Machine? I have gotten to where I have ADB running and the VM reconizeds the phone but as soon as I type,

adb devices

There is no response. Side note: I am using VMware and am running Tvall's CM7 on my phone.

Edit: solved was a driver issue
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] 5[Strogino]:
adb works when drivers for adb were installed

did you install drivers from Android SDK Tools?

at second you need turn usb debugging on (settings/applications/development)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
Yes I know this. The virtual machine knows the device is there(ADB drivers are installed) but in cmd it doesn't work. USB debugging is on, another option is the wireless ADB from CM7, but I have no idea how that works. Thanks for the help.:)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] 5[Strogino]:
When connecting phone through usb debugging there is 'Android USB Devices' section in Device Manager (My Computer / Manage / System Tools / Device Manager). Do you have this section while connecting?

Wireless adb application establishes connection via custom port and adb can use this port to communicate with phone.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
In device Manager it has "Android Composite ADB Interface" and a "HTC Android Device" My VM connects to HTC Android device, not letting me connect to it in ADB. Before I connect my device and before it installed the drivers I installed the Google driver package from AndroidSDK. Thanks for your help.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] kazzarok:
How did you fix it?

So how did you end up fixing this? I want to connect my phone to the VM.

This is happening to me right now. I have a VM Windows 7, it can detect a "HTC Android Device" but the platform-tool command line cant detect my phone. Even with ADB USB drivers, platform-tools, as well as HTC-sync installed.

How did you fix it? Please tell me
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
I uninstalled all the drivers (with USBdeview) and instead of installing with the Google Driver I used the HTC one for MyTouch 3G. I think I installed the drivers before I plugged in the phone. And also what software are you using to run your VM?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] kazzarok:
I am using Oracle VM Virtualbox. Doing VM Windows 7 under Ubuntu 11.10.

I have been trying a few times in the VM Windows 7. I tried the lastest HTC Sync 3.0.0.0 as well as the older version 2.0.3.3 that worked when I was using full Windows 7.

But in VM, nothing works :(

The VM win 7 can detect a USB Composite Device, but it cant find the correct driver.

edit:

Oh my god!! hopefully you still havent read this post yet because I just got it working!

In the settings of the VM, theres an option to enable USB 2.0

But to enable that, we must install the Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack

It works!

edit2:

but somehow the transfer speed is really slow...

i guess i will just install windows again dual boot it
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
Yay! Congrats if I helped at all please hit the thanks button.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] kazzarok:
Not until you tell me about your VM ;)

I want to know that because at the moment the transfering and intallation of APK files in Oracle VM VirtualBox is utterly slow (comparing with my old Win7 days), I am interested in other alternative VM which might be faster.

I see you mentioned VMware in you first post, I went to their website (link) but I see a lot different products... can you tell me which one you used, can you please tell me more about your VM?

Thanks in adcance.

edit:

Hey there again, I fainlly got VMware working.

I went for VMware Player 4.0.2. But for Ubuntu 12.04, we need a custom patch the VMware before it can run gracefully.

Not I have got it running now, VMware is so much faster than Oracle VM.

Thanks for the suggestsion!
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] acseazzu:
I personally use Workstation. But for me VMware is alot faster than Oracle VM VirtualBox. Glad I could help;)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] cclem81:
adb driver won't connect

I'm running windows parrallel on my mac. On the windows side I have the samsung drivers downloaded but when I go to root my phone the command line says doesn't recognize. Anyone know away I can get drivers to recognize phone when running virtual on a mac?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
I threw a thread in Android general to bring awareness of an article about a webkit vulnerability that will be/is being demo'd on the Android platform.

Thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24154035#post24154035

Article:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-57386319-245/researcher-to-demo-smartphone-attack-at-rsa/

Discuss?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] pimppoet:
Long as people practice the same rules as receiving fake facebook,banking ,etc emails than you should be ok. One advantage to desktops is you easily can hoover over the embedded link to see if its legit,report it as spam if not,& forward it to the actual company if they have department that handles phishing emails/fraud. Also from the article it doesnt say how the message was being faked as a carrier message. I normally save the short codes I use in my address book so I know whats what but I know from working customer service alotta people skip over the users manual that list the short codes & info for online saftey etc.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
Yep, absolutely some common sense and safe browsing practices are important in something that is probably linked to your identity, and likely financial information.

What got me was the control over the real-time tracking ability of the device and recordings of audio (and video would not be a stretch I bet)

I haven't had a lot of time to look into it further yet, and it is a highly focused attack that is probably not of concern to the average user just yet - but given the scope of what this attack allows it's definitely something to be aware of.

Anything that lets joe-blow become a junior On-Star type peeping tom with my Android is something to worry about.

I never use the front-facing camera for anything, so it has a little piece of electrical tape cut to fit over it. No matter of software engineering can overcome that physical obstruction, but what of the microphone, gps and so on?

I'm eagerly awaiting the chance to look into this more after work tonight, meantime just wanted to throw it out there and try to get some awareness out and see what other people had to say.

I'm glad to see the first post in response here was a reminder about user-level security and explicitly cautioning people about clicking random links!

Also:

This is the part where you get to be creative about it - you could make it anything, that was just the method they chose to get to the needed trigger, the user clicking the link.

I'm curious how they faked the carrier message too, but that doesn't mean that's the only method of injecting the desire to click into the users head.

Good points so far!

Edit:

To be honest, if it's not a click that's needed but just a visit to the website, an injection method could be to compromise an ad-serving machine that serves ads in apps and get an 'ad' that would take the user to the website inserted to what's already served to their device.

Heck, if that's viable, then you might even get them to accidentally go there with a stray touch and bam, you win.

Identification explicitly of the problem is step 1 on the path to a solution.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yogi2010:
i am kind of in the habit that, whether an sms message is truly from the carrier or not, it's a scam either way :D **DELETE**

definitely worrisome, but i guess not surprising that stuff like this exists. good tho to bring it to light so that the race for patches can begin.

i'd be more worried if there was something that can attack your device without you clinking on a link or opening a message.... wait a minute, i guess a carrier could do that! tho it seems that their main interest is gathering data as research for how to sell more stuff, or to sell the data to others wanting to sell more stuff.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] pimppoet:
That too. I think tools like lbe,droidwall,adaway etc should come standard but I doubt it will ever since it would cut into google profits aswell.

One ad blocker I would love to see on smartphones is ad muncher since you can see the scripts,urls,etc being loaded,set your user agent for your browser to whatever you like etc.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ray_Banci:
Has anyone found that while using a Bluetooth Headset to talk on the phone, while using wifi to surf the internet, the wifi connection bogs down even to the point of not working?

Even when I'm streaming Bluetooth music and trying to use wifi it usueally works for a bit then slows down or stops working

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Talderon:
Have not had that issue here at all. I am always on wifi at home and talk/surf a lot at the same time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 00mred00:
Lol I am a goober and should pay attention.

That being said I have never noticed issues but rarely talk on the phone
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kqh4:
I have noticed this aswell and was really one of the things that I tested as my last device had this issue. After doing some research I have found out that the reason that this problem exists is because wifi and bluetooth operate on the same 2.4ghz frequency range. Some say that if you use a wireless n router or just simply use the 5ghz frequency the issue will be eliminated. So to sum up yes I am having this issue when I am on a phone call using my bluetooth headaet while browsing the web via wifi
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] StarLog:
This has been addressed in here before. But yes it happens to me. Once the cell audio got very distorted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ray_Banci:
That makes sence lol! Thought it was the phones fault

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