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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theawesomerb:
Hi

I have a full version of windev mobile 15, the problem that i can not compile the project, I tried to compile a sample project, or a new project: the error is the same:

Message d'erreur système :

Le fichier spécifié est introuvable.

which means :

System error message:

The specified file was not found.

But the SDK is update, properly installed, I have JDK and everything is set, the error is certain: its because of windev mobile 15

Windev mobile15 runs only with SDK tool r06 (the current version is r18) , i downloaded the r06 but google has changed the links so the SDK tool can't download any SDK ...

does anybody have the SDK tool r06 with android sdk 2.2 or higher ? , it would be great !

thanks in advance !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theawesomerb:
really? no one?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TPizzle:
I am really interested in getting tablet, only thing holding me back is the price. I can only seem to find it on ebay (looking for wifi version, live in the US) and its around $500 despite being out for a while. It just puzzles me that the 10.1 (which I currently have) is a lot cheaper than this. Can the AMOLED screen really bump the price up? Or is it that Samsung didn't make too many of these therefore increasing demand thus raising price?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] kable:
I started to reply to this but then noticed that Googling "Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 vs 7.7" gave me all the answers that I just deleted my post and wrote this instead.

In a nut shell: much faster, better battery life, better screen, and much smaller parts costs more $$

Yeah.. Googling.. I like the sound that I make when saying that.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] 九千.:
Actually they set the price just below the maximum amount that customers in that region are willingly to spent, regardless of the cost. I know this fact doesn't help you much. ;)

May be the super amoled+, amazingly lightweight and incredible slim design would be worthy? I for one spent extra on them. :p
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] irmani:
i own 7.7 and 10.1

7.7 is not much faster then 10.1, battery life 10.1 better, 7.7 better screen and smaller yes

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if it once by mistake fell down from your hands it will have lots of ugly bumps and scratches even each of its four corners get scratch by it self they are using some kind of cheap plastic to make a back side but super amoled+ is great much tougher than its lightweight and incredible slim body
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] 九千.:
As a matter of fact, it did, fall from my hand, in a public toilet, toward a moist ground which I didn't want my tablet falling onto. I attempted to grab it mid-air, but out of panic I flapped it toward the opposite wall a meter away, and regardless of my efforts, it still hit the floor. It slided for about 2 meters before it finally stopped by fiction.

Fortunately for me it slided face up. The back panel got some slight scratch on the plastic corner, and an unnoticeable scratch on the metal brand name "Samsung". Amazingly there isn't a noticable scratch on the main metal back panel, though I am sure it must have been in contact with the rough toilet ground.

Regardless of the impacts the tablet is still running without a glitch. This device is more robust than I thought.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] ikeny:
I disagree.

Just got my 7.7 and sold my 10.1. The 7.7 is much snappier and more responsive in every way. One thing that drove me nuts was how laggy the 10.1's gyrometer was in responding to screen rotation. Loading apps and app animation were smoother.

Another issue with the 10.1 was, half the time wifi would take longer (up to 1 min) to connect after wake from sleep. Sometimes, I even need to toggle wifi on/off to force connection. So far, the 7.7 connects instantly (2 s) from every wake.

Finally, the 10.1 must have older graphics hardware. When I use MX video to play a variety of movie formats, some require additional codec download as the files were not compatible with the H/W decoder. For the 7.7 (and a Galaxy Note that I had before), all the movies that I have, originally converted for iPad, work with the H/W decoder.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TPizzle:
To defend the 10.1 which I use on a daily basis for a large variety of things, from youtube to reading documents and pdfs. You obviously had not rooted it and run a custom rom on it. There are a few roms out for it and Galaxy task is one hell of a rom. My wifi is instantaneous (I have set to turn off when screen turns off, but when I turn the screen on, wifi connects my to the internet and google servers before I even pass the lockscreen) and it doesn't lag for me that severely (lag still exists, just not crazy lag to the point of being frozen). The gyroscope when turning the tablet isn't instant, but its not long enough to bother you(takes less than a second to respond).

The main reason I want the 7.7 is because I could go for something a bit smaller than the 10.1, not a 7" tab though. Also being so used to the AMOLED of my S2, I'd really like a tablet to have the same quality screen. I'm thinking about waiting for the Toshiba Excite 7.7 and seeing what happens to the price of this then.

Also thanks for you input everyone.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
Double harrowing story...Firstly, because it actually happened to you, secondly because it sounds like the kind of thing that keeps happening to me :eek:

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] aleifuu:
Will be holding this tab in couple more days and I can't really wait

One thing about the gyroscope sensor in, probably, all android tablet devices is that they are not very instant, are they ?

(if you compare to iPad's, it's tad score slower and is not very responsive )

Note that I will and can only fully justify this once I've got this tab on my hand. But experiences on stores showing that the response is very slow. There is even a 7.7" tab on store display that sometimes get "stuck" in orientation when you change from landscape - portrait and vice versa

Now, is it just because it's HC issue or is it more because of TW issue ?

( all store display will run HC - TW by default )

Would installing Go Launcher HD solve or improve the response ?

I have S2 and it doesn't really have this problem

Cheers,
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Nutsonfire:
Just got a 7.7 yesterday and I can say I have been buying Android tablets since the chinese have started doing them (which means I bought a lot of crap lol).

Never held a tablet that gave such a feeling of quality when you hold and use it. Never had a tablet not crashing once while using it for a whole evening. And I could not believe how good the sound is albeit not very loud. First tablet ever with 0 light bleed, by now I thought it was impossible for this to happen.

This thing smells of quality like nothing else, definitely in another league than the Asus stuff for example. It's like Samsung said let's use the best of everything and put it together.

No ICS yet, but besides extra smoothness when navigating within the OS, it's not like it's day and night when you are actually doing something in an app. For having had different tablets that were updated to ICS, I know it's better to have no ICS than buggy ICS that's crashes or eats battery like a monster.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] nicduim:
There's a horizontal calibration option somewhere in the main settings. This might help the gyro. Overall I don't think its as responsive as an ipad.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] trustme_:
for me its definitely worth every bucks i spent on this little beast .

the perfect screens for movie , just nice screen size for e books .

its worth it :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] teknikk7:
Build quality second to none. Longest battery ever tested on a tablet via engadget review. Screen is amazing. Thin and small bezel looks sexy. Its perfect. IcS will put it over the top.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] zoftdev:
I 'm hardcore android fan.

About 5-6 Mobile & 3 Tablets in a year.

7.7 is worth every $ because

- it's Super AMLED screen is work outdoor.

- Screen density.

- 5000 mAh Battery. & Use as phone : with good BlueTooth, this is only 1 android device that battery over 75% at the end f the day.

- Weight & Handling : Best of single hand's handling.

7.7 price is high but If you use as tablet , Phone , BIG! GPS in car , Movie Player in car

, it totally worth.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TPizzle:
OK guys. I caved in and bought the wifi version today. Should be here in a few days, am pretty excited. I'm a student so I'll be using it for browsing, reading documents and pdfs, also movie/YouTube viewing. Didn't need the phone version since I have the sgs2 which is super great btw.

A few questions though, is it just me or us the development slow? I'd think with a superb tablet like this, there would be tons of developers flocking here.

Also any other issues due to software I should know about?

Does this tablet have haptic feedback?

And finally any accessories to recommend? I only bought some anti glare protectors on Amazon.

And one last thing to do, sell my current tab lol

Thanks for all the input guys.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] coltsmild:
I think development is slow because of it is expensive, and not many devs have this, over say the 10.1 or 7.0 counterparts.

Nonetheless, aside from other users saying that it has a great battery and screen, I would say that not other tablets have a built-in phone. So the fact that this can double as one, it sounds a lot more reasonable doesn't it!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
I've bought mine from Dixons, in the Netherlands, for 479 EUR early this month.

I can't force myself to considering it expensive, no matter how I look at it and taking into consideration what it offers me, for the price.

The single fact that it can double as phone - and as a smart one, for that matter - is reason enough to consider this a bargain, let alone the incredible screen, the form factor, the ability to take 64Gb Micros Sds or the USB with host controller capability.

If anything, for what it so aptly does, this one is pretty cheap, me thinks...:)

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] murmur70:
I think the price is comperable to the IPad.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
No, it is not, precisely... (at least over here)

My 7.7: 479 EUR

iPad3 16Gb, Wifi+3/4G: 599 (...the same all over Europe. Apple has a tight hand on pricing...)

So, for 120 EUR less (!) I got:

1. A better display.

2. A better format (subjective)

3. The ability to expand the internal 16Gb with 64Gb more, via the SD slot.

4. The ability to use an host enabled USB slot.

5. The ability to use it as a phone.

6. Complete customization for my particular needs, supported by an ever-helping, outstanding community.

Now, if this is not a deal, I don't know what is...:D

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] dotvoid:
As I posted in the other thread, you can get it in switzerland for 499chf thats 415euros. Maybe you can import them to other european countries but beware of local sales tax.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] murmur70:
Well, in the US the IPad 16gb Wifi is $499. I paid $530 for my P6810 from Negri. So here I see that as pretty much a wash as far as cost is concerned. I certainly did not mean to speak for other parts of the world.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chomerfl:
I've been reading, and re-reading, and re-re-reading, and now that I finally have my nexus one working with wifi-calling again (for international use), I'm willing to give up the wifi calling on the defy and go into a non-stock TMobile ROM. Since I did like the ICS roms on the nexus one, I think I'm going to go with one of the new CM9 ones.

Based on what I read, I think I understand a few things, but also have questions:

1) Kernel - It's the software underneath the ROM. Think device drivers. I would assume that since I'm on the latest TMobile ROM for the Defy, I'm on Froyo. I have a red lens (tested with logcat), so the question is: Is there any benefits to upgrading to the GB kernels? If I don't like the ICS/CM9 kernels, will it allow me to run CM7.2 kernels and be happy?

2) Quarx vs Epsylon ROMs. I see all these bug threads, and separate threads. Etc. Etc. What's the difference between them? And will the question from the kernel allow me to enjoy differences between the two builds? There's just way too few/many threads on these ROMs, and I'm confused with which one has which bugs and which one stands where. There seems to be 2 builds for each person's ROMs, but when you go into their download sections, it's also different dates with different "fixes", with different mirrors carrying different versions. And when I'm trying to figure out which one has bugs that I can live with, the bugs are in one consolidated thread, for every combination of kernel/ROM.

So the question is - Where can I get info on the latest pros/cons of each ROM and which kernel is needed to support it?

Anyways, point is, I'm lost. I'm hoping to push off the purchase of a galaxy nexus. I like the Defy. I like how I can treat it like junk but still work. I wish I can do inductive charging on it, but it is what it is.

Help???
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sim0t:
Basically both devs each made 2 seperate builds one for red lense defy and one for green lense. They use different camera modules so they need different support. Seeing as you have red lense you should go with those (defy+ roms).

The defy cm9/gb kernel was taken from the defy+ and is needed for the defy+/red lense roms to work. To try the defy/green lense roms you need the cm7/froyo kernel which is from the regular defy.

Cm7 uses the froyo kernel and you can just reflash the froyo kernel if you want to go back to it.

About quarx and epsylon I think quarx supports the red lense better.

If you use quarxs defy+ roms on a reqular defy then you need to flash a battery fix.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jojimail:
epsylon and quarx has different camera modules so that they can split the work. merging of this build will most probably be done when stable release of cm9 is released. Quarx has a better working camcoder but his last build for green lens was long back. If u have green lense go for epsylon froyo kernel.
[HTC One X] submission7:
Do you think the HDR feature enhances pictures?

Ps camera is superb
[HTC One X] Ripley:
It enhances colours i think, like comparing dvd to HD. I love it
[HTC One X] AndroidInsanity:
heard in software version 29 they are improving the feature too :) should look even better :)
[HTC One X] Sybregunne:
Yes if you have stable hands. as it takes 3 shots (i think) at different exposures and merge them. to produce one detailed picture with sharper and more vibrant color at least depending on the shot.
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
It works as long as you have steady hands. It takes one overexposed shot, one underexposed, one normal, and combines all the best detail and colors from each shot to get the best image.

So you can have photo of a bright foreground subject with good detail, and also a good detail/brightness background.
[HTC One X] tkolev:
No, it enhances the dynamic range of the picture. No for fast moving objects though because it should work by taking several shots at different exposure settings and combines them to achieve that effect. Basically you have the white and near-white differentiation from the under exposed shot and the black and near-black from the overexposed shot. That way you have neither overblown ares in your picture (white spots) nor dark areas (black spots).

Compared to our eyes camera sensors have relatively small dynamic range so HDR helps there but sometimes it makes the shot unrealistic (which might be the desired effect)
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
The camera APP is pretty terrible. I LOVE the UI though, but it compresses images waaay too much. I use a third party app to bypass the compression, and the quality is so much better :D
[HTC One X] stetre76:
this also depends on the surroundings and the light situation.

just an example - HDR with stock camera and no tripod, just held the One X in my hands. (dropbox link)

@submission7

so yes, in some situations, HDR can produce a better outcome/photo.

just try it out and you'll find for yourself when/where it works best
[HTC One X] ASavva:
Which third party app bypasses the compression? I would love to get it
[HTC One X] Sybregunne:
I heard camera FX does but not sure. :D
[HTC One X] hamdir:
I tried the HDR yest during sunset, my wife had the sun behind her and seriously amazing stuff :eek: all you have to do is a hold still for a bit, i took like 10 photos all without any ghosting, its not like Desire HD where you had to really hold still for a normal photo lol!

amazed to say the least, sorry its photos of my girl so i can't share them :D
[HTC One X] stetre76:
Camera360 also bypasses the compression.

But with the last update (1.29) the stock camera app improved as well...
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
A really nice, upcoming app is Camera FV-5. The developer already announced many improvements/bugfixes for HTC One X.
[HTC One X] mrhahn98:
Hi, i'd like to know how did it improve, is the image compression better? or anything else ?
[HTC One X] stetre76:
compared to the previous firmware versions (1.26 & 1.28) the compression isn't that strong any more.

compared to other camera apps however, it's still strong(er), but personally I can live with that.
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
HDR has nothing to do with ghosting though :P It just takes properly exposed, overexposed and underexposed shots of the same thing and merges all three.

Like the previous reply, Camera360 bypasses it, but still uses the sensor so the images are much better.
[HTC One X] submission7:
thanks for all your replies...will try it out...

PS do other phones have this capability ie not the one series or is it fairly unique to us like the multi snapper trigger happy mode:cool:
[HTC One X] wardh:
The phone takes three images so if you move the camera after pressing the shutter you will see ghosting. The One X shutter lag is shorter then the DHD that's why it's easier to take HDR with the One X.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yes it does, if you or your subject move you get difference in the three images and hence some ghosting ;)

the fast shutter speed in the One X is helping immensely in this regards
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
True in a way, but the essence of a HDR image is one being overexposed, hence a slower shutter (or depending, a software EV+ and keeping the same shutter speed).
[HTC One X] Sybregunne:
Still it takes 3 photos at different exposures one after the other. So if camera or subject moves there definitely will be ghosting.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Actually camera zoom fx has bigger images but nit by much 1.33 mb stock 1.80 mb cfx. Everything set as it came also stick does better pictures in ny tests.

edit: stock is taking 16:4 and CZF takes 4:2 by default X1840 and X2448, i will take new pictures both on 4:2 and update

edit2: ok so i took two pictures one on stock and one on CZF of my room at the same place with the flash as blinds are shut son is asleep lol

stock: res 2448x3264 1.51 MB ISO-200

camera zoom effect: Res: 2448x3264 4.79 MB ISO 500

thats with CZF set to 100% jpeg :)

seems stock compress's the pictures a lot but the picture is much better than CZF which was very grainy.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letscheckitout:
Hi All,

I bought a used galaxy S2 I9100 yesterday,new to android.I have been a iphone user for 4 years and pretty aware of jailbreaking, unlocking installing custom firmwares. the terminology here in Android world is different though.

Have searched and read through different guides on the forum but still got some questions.

Model	GT i900 LKAH3G

PDA	i9100XWKE1

CSC I9100H3GKD4

Kernel	2.6.35.7-I9100XWKDD-CL161513 root@DELL103 # 2

Build Number	GINGERBREAD.XWKE1

Looks like it was on Three network but it is unlocked mobile as i can use my airtel sim on the phone.

I dont want the Three network related stuff on the phone so i need to debrand the phone -- how to do it? there is guide on XDA forum but it talks primarily for O2 phones or might be i did not read it correctly. (there are also some options like the network mode which are disabled on this ROM:( )

Once debranding is done should i be ok to use any ROM or kernel?

Which would be best ROM to be installed and will it work for me in India.

Can i install the custom ROM and would i be able to install apps from the android Market.

If these have already been answered , can you please provide the link for that thread.

Thank You
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kjplasma:
I'd advice you to try the new ics roms, you can find the instructions inside the various rom threads, flashing these roms will get rid of the three junk as well as update your phone to the latest android os a.k.a ICS ..........

there is no such thing as a best rom for a specific country, but you can try different modems to find the one that gives you the best network and battery, you can find your modem under the baseband in about phone....

google for more info

happy flashing and welcome to Android we luf you here...........
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Learn how to use Odin

Download stock gb from from checkfus or sammobile.

Flash using Odin, you will be unbranded.

After that root using cfroot, now learn how to use cfroot.

Now you can flash custom roms.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letscheckitout:
Hi KJplasma &atifsh

Thank you for the details.

can i install the below listed indian stock firmware using odin

PDA :I9100XWKE8	CSC:I9100ODDKE2

or do i need to install the firmware from UK

PDA :I9100XXKF2	CSC:MULTIOXAKF2

do i need to change the csc if i install the UK version?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
forget about csc.

if you have i9100 you can flash any region ROM and use in any country.

if you want Gb than go for la2 italy rom , iv used that and last time i check that was the fastest stock rom for GB

you can also flash ICS rom like uk lp7 too, just stay away from lp9 roms at the moment.

ad dont forget to wipe using the dialpad code *2767*3855#. [will wipe all data stored]
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letscheckitout:
Hey Atifsh,

Thanks for the quick reply.

i am currently downloading the I9100XXLPJ_I9100XXLPJ Open Europe 4.0.3, will this be ok and also anything that i need to worry about the kernel?

Thanks a lot for all the help.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZACQ8:
@ Atif

any specific reason to stay away from LP9???

I am using VK rom with LP9, working very smoother than the Omega which I tried few days back which was on LP8...

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My friend dont go for LPJ that is unofficial beta release,

go for anything above LPQ on the sammobile firmware list ...

or pick anyone from here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1544487.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letscheckitout:
Thank you Zac and Atif.

I have tried to do a factory rest from the phone's privacy menu but even after everything is done,istill see some files in the gallery.

i tried the code *2767*3855# everything goes fine but i see the message "cant access to system\csc\h3g\system\" and then the phone strats as normal.

can i flash it to the OS even if i am getting this message using odin or do i need to

do something before i flash?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZACQ8:
factory reset will not delete your user stored data on the SD card...that can be manually deleted...if you want

you can flash the OS from ODIN
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letscheckitout:
thanks for the responses.

I have upgraded to I9100XWLP7_I9100XEULP, and its working fine. the only problem seems to be its heating a bit where the camera is located . will read more topics and see why this is happening.

thank You.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
You have to flash some other modem, I flashed my old GB modem and no heat issues.

Sent from my GT-I9100