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[Galaxy S I9000 General] mod2max:
ANOTHER UPDATE

Phone still reboots, but it's only when it's running off the battery because when it's charging it's fine.

I never had this problem yesterday morning before I learned how to flash etc etc so it's defo software/firmware related and not the handset's hardware.

I'm going to reflash CM7.1 then before even booting up I will reflash Glitch aswell.

If this doesn't stop it would I be right in saying that the modem (or lack of it) is making it crash when it sleeps or locks the screen?

Something about the modem causing unwanted behaviour I sorta of remember from one of TotallyDubedHD's videos but please no one hold me to that lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Dunno if the modem can cause reboots. If you want to flash one, look into silky's modem thread in dev section and choose one.

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[Kindle Fire General] cbwhat:
I know how to get out of it by tying fastboot -i 0x1949 oem idme bootmode 4000

but when i open kindle fire utility 0.9.5 i try to install firefirefire or twrp but it just reboots and gets stuck on the kindlefire logo. what do i do. i believe i installed all the drivers just like it said

i get a online and 4000 status on the utility.

it says the img has been found in the utility

also i havent even seen a yellow triangle yet
[Kindle Fire General] jluke86:
I assume you rooted first...?
[Kindle Fire General] cbwhat:
yes.

i install the google apps with the utlity and it worked fine

im not sure why i cant get into recoverymode
[Kindle Fire General] m1ngky:
KFU 0.9.5 does not seem to produce the yellow triangle upon startup. The only way I could enter TWRP was to run the utility again and install TWRP from scratch. 0.9.1 does not have this problem though.
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
Uninstall your drivers. Reinstall them manually.

Use command prompt to enter fastboot command.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I love the note. I have 2 weeks or so left that I can return the phone.

The reason I started this thread is because I was wondering if anyone of you would rather have the One X over this phone. The One X looks awesome. I don't know if I want that or the note. I could open a second line and have both, as I've seen some people do that. But I'm not sure how practical that would be. I don't know what I would need to use the note for if I had the One X also.

The only thing I can do if I just want the One X is take this phone back, cancel the AT&T account, re-open the account with a different phone and exchange when the One X comes out in the beginning of May (if it does come out then). Not sure how much AT&T would like that and if even I would want to go through all that.

I guess I'm just looking for opinions on what you guys would do and your interests in the One X.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dcfella:
Tough choice. Both phones have their pros and cons. The Note has a bigger screen, removable battery, SD card. The One X is probably going to have performance and a better camera.

I've gotten pretty used to the size of the Note, and I really like the screen too. Battery life is something that was always a problem for me on my last 2 HTC phones, so that would make me a little hesitant.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TRacer:
Buy the One X straight out. No contract discount. And sell the GNote, because you'll end up paying more with the other ways.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] prayii:
I've never owned an HTC device personally, but my girlfriend has owned nothing but. So she's always on the latest HTC and I'm always on the latest Samsung.

Just from playing with her Evo 3D, I have found I don't really like the Sense UI (One X is supposed to have Sense 4 which people have been saying is more intuitive) and I hate that HTC always makes the camera lens project out from their phones.

Otherwise, I just love the Note's big screen. I was nervous about how practical it would be at first, but now that I'm used to it I would hate to have to go back to a smaller device.

All that said - my girlfriend is stoked about the One X and will probably be switching to AT&T to pick one up.

Its all personal preference. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] MrDSL:
and then after you get the One X buy the SGS3 outright and then sell the One X..

repeat monthly..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
Honestly, I would keep the Note. You sound like me. When a new device comes out, I'm tempted to get it. More times than not, I end up regretting it. I thimk you will miss the Note if you get rid of it. As nice as the One X looks, it still has a few deal breakers that prevents me from getting it.

-Sense UI

-No removeable battery

-No SD card slot

-Smaller screen

Also, I watched a video on the One X and people have noticed that the back of the phone is not solid. People are able to push on it, causing a sinking effect.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Err0xx:
Read Engadget's review of the One X vs. One S that's one of their newest articles. The One X has performance, no doubt, but neither have stellar battery life. 6 hours on rundown test for the One X - the ATT GNote got over 8 hours and has a bigger screen to boot. If anything, take your Note back and go to your old phone and wait for the SGS3. If it uses a new Exynos processor, the battery and performance should rock - plus Samsung said that battery life is going to be a focus in all future phones.

HTC One series seem to have pretty crappy screens. Haven't liked HTC in the past and will stick to Samsung from now on. Plus rumors that future Samsung phones (Starting with SGS3) will give users the ability to pick a vanilla launcher or TouchWiz.

Personally, I'd keep the Note. Great device so far and now that ICS is in the hands of Dev's, it's gonna get rockin'. Fast.

ATT One X = 16 gigs internal memory with no support for memory card; deal breaker. Period.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Coffinfeeder:
Non-removable battery, and no sd card slot. Why would you even consider this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
The one thing that would bug the crap out of me is laying the one X down flat on a desk. It will wobble due to the rear camera protruding out. Even with a case on, I bet it still sticks out. Esthetically...the one X lost my interest already. Not to mention no sd card slot and removable battery. However, the Sprints version will have both sd card slot and removable battery E4GLTE.

But thats my opinion. At the end, you shoukd do whats best for you. Thats the good thing about androids...you have options!

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I had the rezound for a while and I still think it has the best screen on the market. I like this screen but comparing HD not screen size
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I actually love the look of the AT&T one x. The sprint version is ugly with that two tone black back. I don't know what they were thinking
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
You must be kidding. The rezound has a good screen...But its NOT the best screen on the market. Not taking anything away from HTC but If you turn the brightness to max...you will see that the Samsung and LG has the best screens out there. But then again thats your opinion. Im not gonna lie...if the NOTE didnt come out...I would jump on the HTC one X or wait for SGS3.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jimmer411:
Personally ill never consider another HTC phone again. Tiny battery, locked bootloaders and your guaranteed to see 40 replicas of your phone released within 2 months.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I bought the note before I sold the rezound and compared the screens. I thought the note looked more pixilated. The screen looked clearer on the rezound, but like you said that its my opinion
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
Were you looking at the screen with a magnifying glass? I can't find any pixelation whatsoever. That's strange. What type of media are you using that shows pixelation?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knight4led:
You have to take all the performance parts of the Engadget article with a HUGE grain of salt. They tested the international One X versus the the international One S. The ATT One X is actually a One XL and is based on the same chipset as the One S. So assume what little advantage it had on the One S will be lost or perhaps forfeited since it is driving a much larger resolution on the same chipset. (These LTE devices being brought to ATT seem to suffer a bit on processor in order to get better data throughput)

Everything I have been reading leads me to believe that screen will actually beat the Note's though. Same resolution, but smaller, better viewing angles and comparable brightness. Reviewers have actually been comparing these exact screens.

I wouldn't buy it for the screen though. I don't really trust HTC yet. Primarily I can't stand Sense, even if it is supposed to be lighter now. I had a Nexus One and liked it, but it was deeply flawed. Every HTC device since has been a let down on one level or the other, and they are all heavy weights with bad batteries. No SD, a fixed battery, Sense, probable locked bootloaders and a dubious claim that they are changing their marketing strategy makes me want to sit this one out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Android The Greek:
http://www.htc.com/www/smartphones/htc-one-x/#specs

I was trying to find specs hope this helps anyone with questions
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I'm biased towards HTC. I've loved their phones and had a few of them. I actually really like sense and kind of miss it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Nope just a quick compare
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
Theres your answer then. Just return the Note and wait for the one X. Theres no convincing a Bias person.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
Removed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] djxcee:
I never liked sense and htc battery was always a disappointment. But your call.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Touchwiz is growing on me.

Lol I also have ocd really bad. I'm actually on disability because of it =(

These could just be obsessions =/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Son_Gokou31:
I have had the Evo 4G and to be honest the battery was pretty good. I liked Sense but thats more of a personal preference. I also had the Epic 4G. and the screen was way better then the Evo. The Resound has an awesome screen, but AMOLED seems to one up the rest. I have an 4S, but I am going to head to the Note very soon. The One X looks promising, but cutting the quad core will hurt the phone in the end. Would rather deal with HSDPA then LTE
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
I've read that the dual core snapdragon out performs the quad tegra 3
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] demigodchewtoy:
Consider this....

Some things to consider...

Not all Notes are created equal. My guess is that the newer builds are less susceptible to quality variations. The following observations are made between two Notes with a non-rooted stock ROM.

* Carrier dBm: (lower is better i.e. -60 is better than -70). My replacement Note has a lower dBm than my first (sample taken from exact same location).

* Wifi signal: Can your other devices see networks your Note can't?

* RAM usage: Clearing your memory from the task manager should get you under 350MB used on a fresh factory reset and AT&T de-bloat (simple uninstalls). My first Note was a bit more memory intensive than my replacement. No idea why.

* Stylus lag: Writing recognition should be near-instantaneous (~100ms?) My first Note was probably double that ( ~200ms).

* Black crush (look it up): The Youtube app is a bad place to test this. However, if you capture a screen from the Starfield 120s 720p video from the Youtube player, it should look good in the pre-installed gallery app.

* Screen burn-in due to factory/storage conditions: If you don't notice any, it's probably minimal/nonexistent.

* Device lag: it should feel pretty snappy overall. An occasional hiccup should probably be considered normal. Both of my original and replacement Note seem to run about the same.

* Battery drain: You should get about five hours of screen time with moderate use (with a good signal) on low to medium brightness. Some of the factors listed above can also contribute to faster battery drain.

* Price: Did you pay significantly more than $200 with a contract? You can probably do better now (AT&T only).

Did this help you or anyone else make a decision to return/exchange or otherwise enhance your Note-worthy knowledge? Thank this noob!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Dr. Evo:
People are always quoting and whining about "quad core," and it's clear that most people don't seem to (1) have a clue about the significant or insignificance of it based on the fact that (2) there are very very few apps and programs currently made for cell phones, that support and can benefit from quad core technology. Quad Core is just a marketing gimmick being thrown around by cell phone manufacturers, because they are counting on the hoards of idiot sheep to fall for it and think it actually means something. In this day and age, a really good dual core processor will outperform a quad core processor ... at least here in the states.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
That statement couldn't be more inacurrate. That's like saying dual core was a scam too. When the first dual core chip was released, there were few supported apps for that too.

BTW, how is quad core a marketing gimmick? You never really explained. You ranted about people falling for it, but can you explain why you think it's a gimmick?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
2012 is the year of the Quad Core devices. So its not a gimmick. 2011 was the year of Dual Core.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Does anyone know if the one x will be 299 on contract or 199? The evo lte for sprint is 199
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] GTTG_Atomik:
My last phone was the Vivid and it was a great device. I've had Samsung, Motorola and other HTC devices and they all have there pros and cons. My main reason for giving up the Vivid was for the screen size and the S Pen. Other than that, I thought the Vivid was a great phone. Battery was great, the build quality was nice which I expect from HTC, and the camera I feel is one of the better cameras on the market. I would really have to see the X in person and play around with it to justify giving up the Note. If i had to go back to using an HTC device, I wouldn't hesitate, just not right now since I have the Note. They would have to release a phone with a bigger screen that is as light as the Note.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lindenhurst:
I definitely prefer the replaceable batteryfeature of the note and i like the larger screen.

The extra battery has come in handy several times already.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Talderon:
The no removable would not be a HUGE issue if they had done something SMART with it...

Razr Maxx... No removable battery... 3300mAh...

One X... No removable battery... 1800mAh...

Seriously HTC?

WTF

. How long do you think this battery will last when a 2500mAh batter has issues keeping the Note charged??

And no option to even get an extended battery?

Thanks, but this is one HTC phone I just can't get behind. :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
My Note has great battery life. Better than my SGS II, Skyrocket, etc. I easily get through a full day with moderate/slightly heavy use. How long is your Note lasting? Are you on LTE?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Coffinfeeder:
There are times whenever you HAVE to pull the battery because of a frozen OS.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpeg42:
It am pretty sure you can always press home plus power to do the same thing as pulling the battery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
Doing that on my Note triggered a screenshot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpeg42:
Then I assume the OS wasn't frozen? Just tried when I was locked up on the ICS restart bug. Holding home first the power shut it off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] markysd:
return/buy again

hey guys i still have like till 25 of this month for my return...

some questions..first of all i returned my note for dead pixel it was a black dead dud one..got it swapped for a new one in last min at the att before they closed walked out just in time..so now that i have the new one and loving the note more then my iphone 4..today i was cleaning my screen to install an screen protector i was looking for lints/dust/dirt ect...i found what i tot was a dirt or something stuck on the screen then i notice a dead pixel this time this dead pixel is not black its like light green i only notice it more on white screen backgrounds but not really on dark colors..so im going to return it but heres my questions..

1.when i return my note will they refund my 36$ fee? 36$ wow last time was 18$ i believe..i think when i was on t mo long time ago i didnt get charge/not that much for a upgrade:mad:

2.how long do i have to wait till i can use my upgrade again because im going to return it to the att store and get the note at bestbuy/frys get it cheaper..do i have to wait a month to cycle to use my upgrade?

3.is there like a limit how many times you can use the upgrade ?

4.will bestbuy say something about if i get the note there? like they will know i used my upgrade and got the note and im getting it again..is that something they will say? im sure they will see it on my file..

this my first time getting android and i just wanted to try it out and i love the note fits my needs..more custom stuff then my ipads..its like a mini ipad that can do more then a ipad.. already bought a case and a screen protector that i didnt like..got the oil resistance one and i dont like the anti glare look i like clear screen..

thanks :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tazman171:
Wow, is it possible that you haven't ever used a multi-core device?

That would go a long way in explaining the lack of correct information in that statement. Whether apps are coded for multiple core use or not is one thing, on a per app performance scale that would matter, but on an OS scale it doesn't matter whether the app supports 2, 4 or 6+ cores as long as the OS does. The benefits of extra cores on a device running an OS that delegates system resources, including processor cores or threads, should be obvious.

Running 3 apps? Have more than 2 cores? The OS can assign those apps to individual cores and that speeds everything up ,to a point of course, memory bandwidth, etc., will still be a limiting factor, and often ends up using less power as well due to each core running a lower clock for less time that say a single or dual core needing to "ramp" up voltage and frequency to process the same data as in the same time envelope.

Gimmick it is not or maybe I'm just imagining that my 6 core desktop handles multi tasking way better than my dual core machine does while running a significantly lower thermal package? I guess I'm just imagining that the SGS II runs calcs, etc., way quicker than the single core Captivate using the same tests? None of the apps are claiming to be multi-core optimized.

Damn, I must be grazing in a field with my "special" white coat on again because my reality is seemingly quite different from thine! ;) Hmmn, good grass over here... :cool:

Ok, back to my initial reason for posting, having owned HTCs and SGS based Samsungs, the weight, feel, cameras and of course the Super AMOLED and HD AMOLED screens = Samsung over HTC for me. I don't "own" a Note yet but is is on the top of my list of phones that I have been fortunate enough to play with for more that just a minute or 2. When my contract is up in a few months the Note is the #1 choice so far.

I used to be an HTC fan but my latest hands on with them, and my Captivate, killed that part of me. Also, I can't imagine using a device with a screen that isn't based on the AMOLED technology, for me there just isn't any comparison in everyday real world use. As stated, just IMO.:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 00mred00:
The problem is not the apps but the tech in the phone itself....so far dual core phones rarely utilize the cores properly from what I have seen. typically one single core operates until maxed and then the second core "might" kick in.

Just my observations of my own phone of course....quite possibly all kernel related.

On my note and skyrocket we rarely see the second core in use
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tazman171:
On my partner's SGS II the second core only gets implemented when needed, for heavy loads, multi tasking, etc., but his battery life is a lot better than mine when running the same programs. So more HP, bigger screen (not by much) and higher clocked; 1400 MHz vs. mine OCed at 1200 MHz; and stills runs longer on a tank = working well to me.

I did get to play with an tablet his coworker was showing off, Asus Transformer Prime.... and the name goes on... running the Tegra 3 chipset and that thing has some serious performance. It would also run on one core whenever it could, the axillary 5th core, hmm, one core = less power used and it can handle the background processes fine but when cpu grunt is needed the other cores quickly step up to provide nice and smooth operation. I see that Asus will be using a new dual core based on the ARM A15 28 nm core, 40% faster the the ARM A9 cores that the Tegra uses.

LOL The Tegra 3 is outdated already. :cool:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scoobiesnacks:
The Touchwiz ICS leaked for AT&T this week doesn't have the stock google ICS calendar or launcher (boo..).

However I found they are on Google play as someone with an S2, frustrated at the touch wized ICS, has just extracted the code for the ICS Launcher and Calendar.

You do not need to root to add these. they are normal apps.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.concentriclivers.calendar

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...iwiY29tLmNvbmNlbnRyaWNsaXZlcnMubGF1bmNoZXIiXQ..

These were developed and work on the S2.

I'm not on AT&T Note - I'm international - so I can't test on the touch wized ICS yet for Galaxy note.

Can someone please test these work on the Note with touch wiz ICS? Interested in knowing it they work with the full HD screen.

If it works this could mean the best of both worlds... Touch wiz and the best of stock ICS. I'm probably going to be proved wrong here...:o
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] christran12:
Seems to work find on my GNote, but to be honest, the new Calendar that came with the ICS leak is more functional. It also integrate better with the S-Pen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scoobiesnacks:
thanks.

is it full screen? - can you post a screenshot maybe.

What's changed in the new touch wiz Calendar then, I thought it was the same as before apart from more widgets?

I can't get the S-Pen to read my handwriting.:(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Donjuanal:
seems to work

The ICS Calendar seems to work, I haven't fiddled with it too much but it loads, and the widget works on the homescreen and doesnt crash. I'll update if i runn into problems.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 00mred00:
The is gallery works as well (for viewing)

Doesn't work well for setting wallpaper tho

Thur u arrrrrrgh
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] andrawer:
The ics launcher is a 4x4 Grid and leaves a lot of empty spaces on the edge and top.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] christran12:
Here's a screenshot.

The new ICS touchwiz Calendar looks the same as the GB version but adds pinch to zoom and attaching S-Notes. So it covers some of the features that were touted in the ICS calendar.

The handwriting recognition for the S-Pen has always sucked.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] washeddang:
Thanks!

So happy to have the stock calendar- I don't like the look of the touchwizzed version...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scoobiesnacks:
Thanks .

Note the international GB version already has pinch to zoom