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[Android General] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
Samsung's memory cards were updated late Wednesday with large-scale production one of the world's fastest microSD cards. The new 16GB microSDHC card runs at the same UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed-1) spec normally used for the latest full-size SD cards, giving it performance that would previously have been reserved for pro memory for DSLRs and video cameras. Sequential read speeds peak at about 80MB per second, or roughly four times the 21MB of regular microSD cards.

The storage is ostensibly meant for LTE-capable smartphones and tablets, where flash memory speed could bottleneck the connection. It should nonetheless be useful for cameras that take microSD storage and support UHS-1. Samsung reached the density through a combination of its more recent 20-nanometer manufacturing process to build 64-gigabit (8GB) chip layers as well as a toggle DDR2 interface that can saturate the newly available bandwidth.

Release schedules and prices weren't given out, although mass production usually precedes a launch within a few months or less.

Read more@electronista.com
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve16:
Could someone possibly help with a small problem... I cant seem to get the home button to work anymore instead i have to press to the right similar to how the new Nexus works. I would prefer pressing the button but cant see any settings for it. Hope this description is reasonably clear :confused:

Thanks

sr
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Did you flash something right before this started happening?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BobPowers:
if it was after a flash.... try reinstalling from your back up.... could be a bad flash or an incompatible rom?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
That's my guess, and what I'm trying to determine with my above question. If he did flash something, I'm guessing he flashed an I777 ROM to his I9100, or he actually has an I777, and flashed an I9100 ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve16:
Right...

Yep, i flashed the Resurrection Remix ics v1.1 PRO[XXLPE] rom but as I was getting a few problems I flashed the Turkbey V5 back. I was getting the same problem with Resurrection Remix as well as some fc ?

Thanks

sr
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Usual answer is factory reset, see if that helps. If not, re-flash your ROM. If that doesn't help, re-flash back to stock.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BobPowers:
Did you follow the steps for installing RR 1.1 fully, wipe dalvic, apply after boot fixes etc? There is a good walkthrough somewhere on this forum, check it out.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberboob:
I made a more detailed walkthrough for Remix (in my sig) but v1.2 will be out any moment which will be more "n00b" proof with less steps. I'd wait for it, if you are considering to try it again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BobPowers:
Here it was this one I meant...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1587495
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SupremeDork:
First thread and post! Hello everyone!

I have not found the solution to this problem on any thread on any forum yet, but here it is (with some back story)!

I had just got a Tab 10.1 P7510 (wifi only retail) running Honeycomb 3.2. To my dismay, video playback was choppy no matter what format I wanted to play, no matter what player I tried (MX, Dice, Mobo or whatever it is, native Video, etc).

I read here and/or elsewhere that Touchwiz was the culprit.

I read here and/or elsewhere that videos not encoded by a strict set of rules was the cuplrit.

Poppycock! :mad: I can play all the same videos on my Casio Commando in MX and on my kids' Archos 101 Gen8 tablets without a hitch using the stock video player. FLV, H.264 MP4, Xvid/Divx AVI, MP3, AAC, AC3. Doesn't matter! However, any video format I played on my SGT was choppy.

I was thoroughly frustrated by this point, as you can imagine.

To get around Touchwiz I flashed CleanROM Rewind 1.0 (HC 3.1). Problem solved! Except now when my Tab would go to sleep, waking it up presented scrambled video output, requiring a cold boot. I flashed CleanROM 1.2 (HC 3.2) and so, back to choppy video.

THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION

The problem, as I serendipitously discovered it, was HARDWARE rendering! All I had to do was turn on software rendering in MX and suddenly my SD videos are playing smoothly, regardless of how they were encoded.

I didn't bother with the other video players because they did the same thing as MX, so I safely assume that those players have the option to switch between HW and SW rendering.

I hope this helps some folks out there!

As an aside, thanks to all of you in the Android community for helping me solve most of my other problems! ;)

EDIT: I only had to enable software rendering, not turn off hardware rendering (I don't think you can disable HW rendering). In the case of MX Video Player, it appears that it will use HW or SW as it sees fit.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
Samsung's memory cards were updated late Wednesday with large-scale production one of the world's fastest microSD cards. The new 16GB microSDHC card runs at the same UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed-1) spec normally used for the latest full-size SD cards, giving it performance that would previously have been reserved for pro memory for DSLRs and video cameras. Sequential read speeds peak at about 80MB per second, or roughly four times the 21MB of regular microSD cards.

The storage is ostensibly meant for LTE-capable smartphones and tablets, where flash memory speed could bottleneck the connection. It should nonetheless be useful for cameras that take microSD storage and support UHS-1. Samsung reached the density through a combination of its more recent 20-nanometer manufacturing process to build 64-gigabit (8GB) chip layers as well as a toggle DDR2 interface that can saturate the newly available bandwidth.

Release schedules and prices weren't given out, although mass production usually precedes a launch within a few months or less.

Read more@electronista.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
"Hi yo folks!" (by Max Lee), @zedomax lol

I've used Go launcher ('N others) since ever and love it, but decided watch moto Blur Home working a 'little' (scroling is so smooth) and this piece of 'art' (mean that?) is driving me nuts!

Wanna try to remove one or two screens of it, is that possible? That are any way to customise it even in eclipse or in any other way? Anyone had did this already and wanna share?

Why is this thing so hard to customise?

Is this question really stupid or moto blur home is?

My goal is to build a minimalist MBH mod to myself, also for sharing (of course).

Thanks in advance
[Motorola Droid RAZR] leisures:
Blur is not open source, u can get into troubles if u do that.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
I do not intend to build any release from this leisure. Just wanna customise my own moto blur home you know? The only share I'd purposed was kwoledge of doing that. Just a tip ;-)

Any clue how to let moto home blur with 3 or 2 screens?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
Samsung's memory cards were updated late Wednesday with large-scale production one of the world's fastest microSD cards. The new 16GB microSDHC card runs at the same UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed-1) spec normally used for the latest full-size SD cards, giving it performance that would previously have been reserved for pro memory for DSLRs and video cameras. Sequential read speeds peak at about 80MB per second, or roughly four times the 21MB of regular microSD cards.

The storage is ostensibly meant for LTE-capable smartphones and tablets, where flash memory speed could bottleneck the connection. It should nonetheless be useful for cameras that take microSD storage and support UHS-1. Samsung reached the density through a combination of its more recent 20-nanometer manufacturing process to build 64-gigabit (8GB) chip layers as well as a toggle DDR2 interface that can saturate the newly available bandwidth.

Release schedules and prices weren't given out, although mass production usually precedes a launch within a few months or less.

Read more@electronista.com
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] tanner4137:
What ever happend to the SD cards that NFC chips inside of them?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LightinDarkness:
I have followed the rooting directions here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1424997

and the "if nothing else works heres how to root" thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18981227&postcount=4

However, I cannot seem to get the phone rooted. Everything appears to go fine in terms of using Odin to downgrade from 2.3.6 (which I understand cant be rooted, which is why you have to downgrade first), but when the phone restarts it just turns the white back light on and the phone is unresponsive - it doesnt actually boot. I can put it into download mode and put it back to its original ROM (N7000XXLA4), but thats it.

Basically, I am stuck trying to downgrade to root - anyone know what to do?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyanv:
Try re downloading rom.. Sometimes downloaded files may corrupted somehow..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisahara:
Re-download a rootable rom form the above thread. Flash it via pc odin. And boot it. If it is struck at boot try clearing the caches in the Samsung recovery and reboot. Then download the corresponding cf kernel file and run root me now.bat after verifying that the zImage file is int he folder.

Try and let know your results!!

Cheers!

Hit thanks if it helped! :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Alexmessy:
Hi, A few mins ago I tried to do what Kamarush said so we could enter msc mode in my xperia mini pro:

Originally Posted by kamarush:

So guys, you all will be killing me

change in build.prop persist.sys.usb.config=mtp,adb to persist.sys.usb.config=mass_storage and reboot

Test this asap!

I did it and changed build.prop to that, but when I rebooted and tried to connect my phone, now it wont get detected, what can I do, tried to go edit as it was before and rebooted but the problem wasn't solved :/

Edit:

It detects it, but I can't open it to see files :(

Edit:

Problem Solved... Reinstalled Rom and kernel >.<
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
Samsung's memory cards were updated late Wednesday with large-scale production one of the world's fastest microSD cards. The new 16GB microSDHC card runs at the same UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed-1) spec normally used for the latest full-size SD cards, giving it performance that would previously have been reserved for pro memory for DSLRs and video cameras. Sequential read speeds peak at about 80MB per second, or roughly four times the 21MB of regular microSD cards.

The storage is ostensibly meant for LTE-capable smartphones and tablets, where flash memory speed could bottleneck the connection. It should nonetheless be useful for cameras that take microSD storage and support UHS-1. Samsung reached the density through a combination of its more recent 20-nanometer manufacturing process to build 64-gigabit (8GB) chip layers as well as a toggle DDR2 interface that can saturate the newly available bandwidth.

Release schedules and prices weren't given out, although mass production usually precedes a launch within a few months or less.

Read more@electronista.com
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] KosanRio:
Do want.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Agent_2702:
Sweet!! I just picked up a 32GB microSD. If the speeds are noticeable better then I would consider purchasing :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
me too kasanRio me tooooo *insert quiet yet evil laugh*

agent2702 I think they really will be much faster 20nm tech is like ssd or some ishh isn't it .. 80mb/sec is pretty nice

I honestly wouldn't need anything larger than 16 and I actually like when my gb of my card matches my phone's internal storage for a total "nice round number"

doubt I would ever record a movie bigger than that not with my phone anyways

:rolleyes:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BeAuMaN:
That's great... I've seen the UHS-I technology in action on DSLRs and it's great. Makes a huge difference if fluid 720p recordings.

That said, UHS-I cards require UHS-I capable readers. Outside of DSLR cameras, very few devices have UHS-I capable readers, and such readers are rare even on PCs.

If you put in a UHS-I into a non-UHS-I capable reader, then it defaults to a lower speed. I had this discussion earlier when pursuing a Sandisk SD Card that had a UHS-I rating as a Readyboost card for my friend's netbook. Support said that since the netbook didn't have a UHS-I reader, the card speed didn't default to Class 10, but to class 6. So far, I believe this varies from card to card.

To sum this up, do we know if the Samsung Note has a UHS-I capable reader? As far as I know, this hasn't been advertised as a feature. Further, I'd surmise that since I haven't heard of people advertising software updates for their readers upgrading to UHS-I, I imagine readers need different hardware to be UHS-I capable.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] shoobiedoobiiwhompwop:
I believe they are just calling them UHS class but all new tech based on the article . just stating that they are the equiv of digi cam cards speed and performance wise but for phones ..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BeAuMaN:
@shoobie:

I appreciate the article, but, I'm going to attempt to clarify on what's required for UHS-I cards. Oh, sidenote, I didn't take enough time to look at the picture to note that the cards default to class 10, which is good :).

Well, what they're saying is that UHS-I hasn't been effectively implemented into the microSDHC form factor yet, only the SDHC, as DSLRs and the like use SDHC cards or CF Cards (Since DSLRs often have enough room for a larger card reader, since you often lose performance and/or increase the price dramatically when you miniaturize components).

For UHS-I to work, according to the SD Part 1 Physical Layer Simplified Specification Version 3.01, it requires that both the host device and the card be UHS compliant. Summarizing off section 3.9.4... essentially in the past, host devices communicated with the SD card via 3.3 Volt signaling. UHS uses a special 1.8V signaling at a higher speed to communicate with UHS compatible cards.

Now, I'm no engineer, and I haven't gone through the document thoroughly enough, but as far as I can tell, it's not a soft update for the card reader, but a hardware update (or basically a new reader is needed) to be UHS compatible. This theory comes from the fact that I haven't seen anyone announcing card reader updates or flashes that allow their readers to now read UHS-I cards.

The real question is: Did Samsung have the foresight to equip our Galaxy Notes with UHS compatible readers?

Otherwise, they're just setting these cards up for the next generation of phones that will definitely be UHS compatible.

Not trying to be a party pooper, just saying >,>
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Don57:
Someone here says that Samsung told them the Galaxy Note *does* support the UHS-1 microSD cards with their higher speeds.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BeAuMaN:
Hope you don't mind my skepticism, but... after reading the post... it reads that "Samsung finally gsve me an answer, it is compatible. "... which doesn't really mean much. UHS-1 cards are compatible in older SD card readers, but said readers do not utilize the new higher speeds for the UHS-1 speed class.

Though, who knows, Samsung might... I'll try to contact them soon, though uh, who knows when I'll get a reply, anyone else want to give it a shot?

Remember, you don't want to ask if it's compatible, you want to ask if the reader is SD Card 3.0 compliant, and/or if it's a UHS-1 capable reader, and capable of reading UHS-1 cards are UHS-1 speeds.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Don57:
My thoughts, exactly.

The guy did talk about buying such a memory card and experiencing faster speeds with it later down in the thread, though.
[Off-topic] Strike_Eagle:
As far as i know, i just got accepted to one of the US University, at West Coast, The Cougar if you wonder. I am not American, so this is a huge succeed, lol. but whatever.

I had basic skills over software programming and really interested to be pro in that.

Otherwise, i really don't know which degree to take this Fall . it either will be Computer Science (BA i think, since BS will require much more Mathematics and i don't think i can handle everything in English) , or Computer Engineering.

I have been Google around and Both Computer Engineering and Computer Science has a class for Software Development.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bachelor_of_Computer_Science

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_engineering

So... If any one here did roll in this kind of degree, please tell me which one is the way to go?

My skill of programming right now is at the beginning level of C++.
[Off-topic] iynfynity:
Are you good with math?
[Off-topic] Strike_Eagle:
Yes. I have been study like a math-hardcore. I mean like i love to learn Math and i am pretty good at it. At least now i am doing fine with AP calculus and going to have AP Exam Pretty Soon.
[Off-topic] iynfynity:
I'd go with Bachelor of Science in Computer Science if I were you. More things to do with it and you have started programming. :)
[Off-topic] Strike_Eagle:
But what will i study in it? I want to be roll in class that spend on the computers and doing stuffs, not like class with pen and paper. :(
[Off-topic] iynfynity:
If you don't like the pen and paper, then a bachelor's degree wouldn't work for you, I think. It will also depend on your professor, some prefer hands-on while others do the pen and paper method.
[Off-topic] Strike_Eagle:
Okay then, so what is the possibility of future job if i success in Computer Science BS?
[Off-topic] mike_flo94:
you should do both, they have a close curriculum, the only thing is that can take you probably two or three more terms but when you are done you end with two degrees.

ask if you can do that at the university you are going.

Pd: i am doing this and is call "dual enrollment"
[Off-topic] Strike_Eagle:
I have been researching and look like the Bachelor of Science do offer a lot of stuffs, even Software Engineering, so look like it is better deal than Computer Engineering Alone...
[Off-topic] hikarugo:
I'm in the same boat this year. I think comp engineering is better because you get to learn hardware programming. So it replaces some CS theories with more technical, engineering stuffs. And it also teaches hardware.

In terms of programming, CS will teach you to create any application you want as long as it doesnt control the hardware, while CE will teach you courses that XDA kernel devs do like multi core scheduling, CPU optimization. So it's more into drivers and OS
[Off-topic] alkesh95:
I am doing computer engineering from india

So as far as ik

B. C. A. And other computer science are not good enough if you are computer geek or freak (that's me)

In india (i dont know about other countries)

We have engineering in two degrees. (4years)

First is called bachelor of engineering in computers

Second is called bachelor of technology in computers

First has lot of pen and paper work

Second has better technical knowledge or practical stuff.

So its your choice what you want to do

I am doing first

I will be doing M. Tech after my b.e.

And to get admission in M. Tech you need to pass GATE exam which is quite easy because only 16℅ pass every year

sent from the edge of universe
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
So HTC relesed a uppdate for ICS Today OTA

Cant install it cus om running Rooted and with CWR

Do anyone have the files so i can manualy push it to my phone
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] objaa:
Hi all! Please ask in this thread, whether updated firmware MIUI in CM9 base?

thx!sry, my engl!sry, 10 posts ;3
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] archzz:
Use PM goddammit. Anyways, MIUI is based on Maclaws work not otherwise so talk to MIUI developers.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Doo:DAce:
MIUI for ace is not made by maclaw. Teamcooper made miui using ICS by maclaw so go tell them :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] thedisturbedone:
MIUI4 is not updated to beta 7 yet. When it is, it will be posted on the MIUI4 seperate thread. NOT the Maclaw thread.

Do not post on his thread asking about that please - he has already said that.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Doo:DAce:
I don't think nims will be releasing Miui here until it's stable anyway. Blame the noobs who keep asking for eta's and keep on asking about camera -___-
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
Is camera working ????plz reply fast

Lol :D :D

Sent from my GT-S5830
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] themountig:
Ooh Dragonoid you bet me to it. Seriously when one dev sorts the camera I'm sure maclaw and the team will not be far behind. (If they aren't 1st).
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmsomb:
I just wanted to find out what people think
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSaint:
If I had it it would be faster than my wifi also sprints 3G is crap.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geekybiker:
'Cause 3g speeds suck on sprint? 4g is descent. If we were getting 1.5m 3g connections I wouldn't sweat it.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmsomb:
Ive got >2mbps with 3g
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSaint:
Very lucky I get about 2.3 with airrave
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
I get 5Mbs when 4G is good. Downloads are super fast. Don't get that spinning circle for so long. Can't wait for LTE.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmsomb:
By the way I live in california. Highest 4g speeds I've experienced are close to 8mbps
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSaint:
4G is about 11-13 around me ... when I get it
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CASHVILLEBOS:
Lol I don't even use 4G. Haven't used it since I got the Epic on release date.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowlink217:
I don't even get 4g in my area. Pretty lame when I'm paying $10 a month extra for it...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
That's not what the 10$ is for... its for premium data... every data phone has it. Least android phones ... from my knowledge.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ralf_97:
Cause its way faster then wifi. I have wifi at home. I get 4g around the city and sometimes at home, but when I get it, I quickly switch to 4g. Cm9 or people's rom + 4g =Epic phone!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnadke:
I think I'm gonna set my phone to 24/7 roam on verizon to get my $10 worth then.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockrerun:
Not important to me. Neither is 3g for that matter. I spend 90% of the day within reach of wifi. And when I'm out and about, I don't mind the slow 3g speeds (500k). I don't do anything on my phone that is bandwidth intensive.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikon120:
Actually the first month after the Epic's release date, Sprint store sales reps were telling customers the additional $10 was specifically for either using 4G or to bring 4G to your area within the next 6 months. That's the only reason I want 4G, the company allowed a huge amount of reps to sell the phone with that sales pitch. To try and quell the angst, Sprint implemented the charge across all "smart devices".

Closest 4G area is ~400mi away from me.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] || Acer ||:
4G area is pointless in my area. I've rarely ever gotten it, and all it does is drain battery anyway. I'm curious to see how good LTE will be, and if it'll actually be in my area for once.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muyoso:
Wink wink. . . . nudge nudge. We all know the 10 dollars is for 4g no matter what Sprint calls it now. It ABSOLUTELY was for 4g service in the beginning before everyone complained and Sprint decided to just make everyone pay the fee, as the only phones that had to pay were 4g phones.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidApprentice:
Ummm...cause it's fast. Being able to stream youtube, internet radio and HBO at my work desk is kind of awesome. Hope LTE is even better, and just as unlimited.