yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] jpc0480:
Thanks for the link!

How do you like it?

***EDIT

I went ahead and purchased it anyway! Will be here on Monday!
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] smallblock:
I think it's great !!
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] tuffluck:
i have it sitting on my desk at home, now i'm just waiting on the TF300 :P couple of questions:

1. assume the case closed leaves the inside of the case touching the screen. any damage possible here? it looks like pretty soft suede or microfiber, but still wondering.

2. what's the deal with carving out the headphone jack? has anyone else had to do this?

3. do you have pictures of the velcro thing? anyone else had problems closing it?
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] jpc0480:
Yeah just got mine today! Fits nicely!

Didn't have to mod mine either!
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Nekromantik:
Is the extra cost of the Caseen skinny cases worth it over the moko?
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
If you are talking about the Moko one?

1. No, No damage possible. I had it for a month or so and havent seen damage on screen. I wonder this to, but it doesnt touch the screen. Atleat for me it doesn't.

2. I didn't have to. I used the headphones with no problem. No carving..

3. I can send a picture of the velcro but it's pretty strong. The tablet doesn't move down or tries to walk away from the case. :p
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Mark923:
Mine is supposed to arrive tomorrow (Friday). Can't believe the overwhelming positive feedback from so many other users who have this case.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Sib64:
I've ordered mine by UK

It's a delivery estimate, but generally the dispatches from UK are very quick.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] moisaal:
I have the moko case for the tablet and its great. The reason the screen doesn't get scratched is because of 2 magnets that are sitting on each corner on the far end of the case and when the case is closed there is still about a centimeter or 2 of clearance. Great case imo
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Drop-EX:
Hi,

is it easy to take out? I use the dock very often and I'm just looking for a case for surfing the internet or watching films, so I don't have to hold the tablet all the time. But cases like the slim one make it very hard / annoying to take the tablet out.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] rnagam1:
Does the magnets affect the tablet?

One of the reviews on Amazon for this case said that the magnets have some affect on the GPS. I am generally reluctant to bring electronics close to magnets. Does anyone see any issues with the magnets and GPS?
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
No it's not. I take it out all the time. I personally don't like cases, but I had one because of my daughter.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
I saw that. I'll give it a try today. I don't use my tablet for gps so that doesnt bothered me.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] robcomet1:
MoKo(TM) 360 Degree Rotating Detachable Cover Case for Asus Transformer Pad TF300, BL

I got this one the other day and am really liking it so far. If you are looking for a case that lets you stand the pad up in portrait and landscape this is a great buy!

MoKo(TM) 360 Degree Rotating Detachable Cover Case for Asus Transformer Pad TF300, BLACK (with Vertical and Horizontal Stand, Elastic Hand Strap, and Stylus Loop)

http://www.amazon.com/MoKo-Rotating...9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1339688594&sr=1-9
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] robcomet1:
GPS and Magnets

I've read that magnets "could" have an affect on GPS but there is a lot of debate about whether this is the case or not. I can tell you that the case hasn't shown to be a problem with the TF300's GPS though. So far I see no difference with the case vs. without it. I've read that Garmin uses magnets in some of their mounting equipment for stand-alone GPS systems. That leads me to believe it is safe. You never know though. :confused:

-Rob
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] bsoplinger:
I don't see that magnets would effect the GPS much but what about the compass? I'd think you could see some serious oddities using Google maps in a case with magnets.

Sent from my Sprint Evo View 4G (PG41200) using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] bigfry:
I've had my Pad in the Moko case referenced since I got it a month ago or so, and have noticed no aberrations in GPS or compass reporting. Regardless of whether there is potential for interference, I think the magnets in this case may be shielded a bit. On some other magnetic cases I've owned the magnets generate enough of a field to hold screws and paperclips to the outside of the case, but this case barely has any magnetic field that I've noticed on the outside, and yet the lid stays firmly shut when closed.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] balrog558:
If you are concerned about the effects of the magnets, moko offers a similar case that doesn't have magnets. I have one for my 300 and I couldn't be happier. It fits my pad perfectly and seems like it will be very durable. Plus, for under 20 bucks the price is right too.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007P657RI/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] jegonzo3:
I got this case too, works well for me. The Moko slim-fit one looks good too.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Mark923:
Very nice case...

I really like this case. The contrast stitching and the leather feel are quite nice, and the sewn in tab feature for the stand is slick. My wife has an iPad 2 and wishes her case looked as cool as mine.

I did have a slight little problem with the cutout around the charger port, in that that is the only place there isn't any stitching, and the material was beginning to separate. No biggie, I just carefully used some super glue and it looks great again.

I just saw the Moko 'slim' case, which ironically, looks thicker and more padded than this case, so I wouldn't call that one 'slim'.

I highly recommend this case!:good:
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] jonbruin:
Is it easy to take out of the case?

Wait so is it hard or easy to take it out of the case? I also use the dock often, but don't feel safe walking around when it's detached.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
Easy to removed. I do it all the time.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Drop-EX:
Can you (or anyone else) tell me if it fits well with the dock? I mean when the pouch is removed and the tablet is docked.

I don't need portait viewing, but I like the idea of detaching the pouch and to use it with the dock. With other cases I would have to remove the tablet...
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] das0527:
I have that case. It's great and I'm glad I bought it. However, now that I decided to trade my 300 for the 700 I'll be selling it and the unused Skinomi screen protector.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] Drop-EX:
Thank you.

How does it fit in this position?

Or is it better to remove the complete case?
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] analogcolor:
This is the case I chose and I couldn't be happier. It fits perfectly and the rotation is a huge bonus. The flap section is removable and makes using the built in hand strap perfect for reading. I use the stylus holder all the time now also.

I highly recommend!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schueyisking:
ello guys.

going from my 2 year old htc desire to this....

so...what are the first things to do with this galaxy nexus?

Vital apps needed?

specific things to do in the settings to make it run better?

it would be nice to make a guide to follow.

first thing ive done so far is buy a TPU S line case, and Expertshield screen protector.

If the battery life is rubbish i'll have to get the extension pack....but hardly anyone in the UK seems to sell them...lots of korea sales for genuine ones on ebay.

would a non-genuine thing still be as good?

heard of this dodgy issue with a 'yellowy' tint screen - what to do there? have to root the phone?

etc.etc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xxprodigyxx11:
Fast boot OEM unlock :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Unlock the phone a root it first because unlocking it will wipe the phone clean of EVERYTHING. So get that done first and the rest is up to you stay stock or flash a rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malteschulz13:
Here are my favorite apps on my Galaxy Nexus

-Chrome Beta

-Boid (Twitter)

-Tasks (Google Tasks)

-Weather Flow

-Intsagram

-Wolfram Alpha

-Icy Time (Timer and Stopwatch)

-Wallbase (Wallpapers)

Now that you have Android 4.0 you'll most likely fall in love with the Holo design guidelines. A list of some of the apps that use these guidelines can be found here and some good looking apps in general can here.

If you plan on rooting your phone or think you might want to in the future Unlock the bootloader, if you don't you will regret it, trust me. As for the battery life, I can get through the whole day with no problems while others complain that the battery life is bad, I suggest that you use the phone for a week before you get an extended battery.

There's a forum about the yellow screen issue here if you experience this at all then send it back as soon as possible despite the desire to play with your brand new toy.

If you have more questions just ask. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lrs421:
Sign for it

Take it out the box

Charge it

Press power
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knucklesmckay:
If you like miui and don't want to root. Miui launcher is now available as an apk. That's one of the first things I installed when I got mine. The stock launcher is pretty good too.

Mi Launcher

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1623026
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayiskon:
try ur phone with everything stock for a few days, see if everything works, no reboots, overheating etc etc (might want to check if u got an OTA update though, coz there's a big difference for example between 4.0.1 and 4.0.4 in terms of stability)... if u're satisfied with stock , there is no need to root then , if u want to play around a lil u'll figure what to do urself.

p.s. i also owned a desire, but went through some devices in the middle before the gnex, nways, the desire can't be even mentioned in the same sentence with what u're getting now. welcome aboard :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
First things to do:

1) Unlock your bootloader, even if you never plan on rooting or flashing a custom ROM. Do this even before booting Android for the first time.

2) Check to see if you are running yakju or takju. If you are running a build other than those two (for GSM devices), flash one of them (by following the link in my signature). Run one of those two builds for a while, so that you get a feel for what a stock ROM is.

3) Everything else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
Keep it stock for at least a week, get to know the phone. Saves having to post about problems you're having on a custom rom just to find out its not the roms fault. This will also allow you to give real feedback when comparing roms as a opposed to these douches who flashed on day one n insist that rom x is better than stock ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schueyisking:
i will definitely run stock for a few weeks and get used to it all.

however i am one to fiddle, but im totally new to this phone world in terms of rooting, custom ROMS etc, never bothered before.

put it this way though......i dont own any apple products :)

can anyone point me to the best guide for rooting, and installing custom Roms?

also can anyone link me to a list of custom roms for the gnex, that are either finished or in development?

im just asking for the links because im very sure the question 'how do you root' has been asked a hundred times - i could google it - but i presume you guys will immediately know a link to the best and safest guide.

having a read through, it seems people have already tweaked the gnex for better things - better kernels? to get better battery life? etc.etc...

is that part of the firmware? is that what you get with custom roms?

i need to understand the basics first.

(im buying the phone sim free unlocked)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
Everything you need is in the q&a and development sub forums where you found this one :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
HERE you go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23229558

Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schueyisking:
doesnt rooting or installing a new kernel void the warranty?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
You can always flash back to stock.

No warranty problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thiagodark:
Backup your /efs partition... =o)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dg4prez:
a week of stock? i don't last more than 3 hours, and that's if i'm trying to really be patient. within an hour of getting mine i had flashed the radios, bootloader, rom, and the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
How do you even know what stock ICS is if you only use it for 3 hours?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pinoyplaya4life:
I just got my GN directly from Google and didn't do any unlocking of any sort. Just turned it on and added some apps I plan on using. Changed my homescreen and other screens/settings to fit my personal use and etc.

The phone is amazing without the need of unlocking.

Not really sure... the phone is already unlocked -.- (SIM wise)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Do you understand what unlocking means? We are talking about unlocking the bootloader. Unlocking the bootloader does NOT mean that you are changing anything related to the ROM. I does NOT mean that you are "rooting", and it does not mean you are planning to use a custom ROM.

All it means is that it gives you the ability to use fastboot commands. With this ability, you may be able to save some data off your device in case something happens and your devices' OS crashes. There have been a few reports on these forums of users who kept their bootloaders locked, then something happened and they couldn't boot their device. If their bootloaders had been unlocked, they could have at least saved their personal files (photos, music, etc) from the /sdcard directory. But, because their bootloaders were locked, too bad so sad, photos gone (they were not auto-backup to the cloud).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zuberio:
+1

Definitely unlock the bootloader - I learned the hard way on my N1 that getting an 'unlocked phone' is different from having a phone with an unlocked bootloader. (hunting down a bootloader locked root method so I can Titanium Backup 2 years of apps and data is a PIA).

Unlocking the bootloader on a brand new phone will not outwardly do anything to your phone other than add a little unlocked padlock to the bottom of your startup screen (the one with Google written on it).

I did 2 weeks ago what you're talking about doing now. It's super easy with the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit that mskip has created.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392310

[EDIT] P.S. - don't worry about losing warranty when unlocking the bootloader - the above GNex Toolkit can get your phone back to stock and then re-lock the bootloader for you if you ever need to use the warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonker83:
Make a stock backup before anything. If you don't you'll brake your Google wallet and then your screwed. I've learned the hard way. Luckily I don't use it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zuberio:
Restoring a Google stock image won't fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonker83:
Nope. I would need a new phone at this point till they make a fix.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
Open the box, press the power button and follow the on-screen prompts.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Check my sig to get you unlocked rooted and rommed up.

Personally, I rock AOKP and Lean Kernel.

That being said...I've messed about in most (all?) of them. And they are all stable and awesome in their own ways.

Kernels...are the software "engine."

They can help determine how snappy your phone feels...battery life...color mods...sound mods...under/overclocking...

Edit:

I somehow didn't notice this was three pages long, lol.

Answered a question from page one.

My bad!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randomletters:
Hi,

I'm using a stock ROM with no Root on my GT-N7000.

Baseband: N7000XXLA4

Kernel: 2.6.35.7-N7000XXLA6 dpi@DELL174#2

Build number: GINGERBREAD.XXLA6

Recently I started noticing some heavy lags when clicking on shortcuts and closures of TW-Launcher etc..

I would like to keep a stock ROM but I dont mind rooting the device to fix the lags.

I'm cleaning the cache once in a while and trying to stay out from apps with services that hang in there for no reason..

Power saving is off.

Any tips on how to speed things up?

What data can I pass to the forum for a better answer? :)

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sotiris20:
You can try a factory reset. I think this will solve your problem.

Just to know... a custom GB Rom (e.g Chrack's) is waaaaaaay faster than your stock. I recommend to root your Note and start flashing, you'll discover a new world! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randomletters:
Anything I can do without loosing all my data?

I'm not new to flashing - Coming over from the original SGS with CM7 on it.

CM7 was blazing fast but it lacked all the nice little things that TW has like a good dialer an Facebook integration.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sotiris20:
If you gonna wipe it once... now its the time. Root it and then flash a custom one. You won't believe the difference in speed.

Just trust me... ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randomletters:
Is there Nothing I can do to speed up my note without wiping or flashing a new ROM??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sotiris20:
IMO the cause of your lag is in your phone right now. What other way is there to "kick" it out? ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randomletters:
Thanks for your advice.

However, I am looking for a way to speed things up without installing new ROMs (as stated in the question).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mubble:
I hope I'm just being really dumb here, but I can't work out how to view friends' albums on Facebook on my prime (using the official app).

When I browse a profile on my phone using the same app, I get the - About - Friends - Photos - Likes thumbnails, but not on my Prime.

Anyone else noticed this?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
facebook seems to update like every three days, honestly your better off making a shortcut in your web browser and using their mobile site, its touch oriented and works better than any app i have used. You can also get your notifications from facebook going to your email so you can get notifications when people message you or whatever in email instead of in the notification bar and it still takes you directly to the content.

Sure its an extra button press but thats what works well for me. YMMV.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mubble:
Was kind of expecting a 'use the browser' response, which is fair enough I guess.

Just wondered why the feature was removed or if it's just hidden somewhere.

I prefer using apps to browsers.
[Off-topic] 5.56nato:
serious question cos my brother likes a good voice command.
[Off-topic] Aspire:
Never.

FYI Siri was never Apple's invention. They bought the app from a developer and cleared all it's traces from the app store.
[Off-topic] jellobobbu:
I don't think so, I tried it and wasn't that impressed and my friend who owns it doesn't even use it only when he's drunk and asks it stupid things. lol
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Not very practical for out door use, Maybe to play with, or when driving but there are lots of other voice recognition apps available, Siri will also work withother jailbroken IOS devices, so if you wanted a cheaper iPhone or and iPod touch 4g instead
[Off-topic] bricker1:
iris

this app does not function as advetised there are android apps that do the same functions there is iris,eva, and a few more. btw iris is siri spelled backwards. this tech existed before siri so apple may sue
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
And now we know that Apple is censoring or fixing some of the answers.
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
No.

If you want an iPhone, buy it, but don't buy it for Siri. It's fun the first three hours and that's it.
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Insert palm into face (Not sure if you said that Siri is a copy of Iris. If not, simply remove the palm from your face and sue me)

Google's solution isn't that bad. It's not that "social" as Siri (no funny answers) But again, want an iPhone, buy an iPhone. Simple as that.
[Off-topic] 5.56nato:
Thanks guys. I'll tell my bro to get htc one x or wait a li'l for sIII.
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
Just ask siri what the best smartphone is, and apparantly she'll tell you to it's a Lumia 900. It happened to a guy who thought to ask the question...now its on YouTube haha

Sent from my coffee pot.
[Off-topic] vanessaem:
Wait...

Your brother is buying an iPhone because he wants Siri? :confused::confused::confused:

That has to be the silliest reason to get that device.
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
Apple "fixed" that. ;) They are now censoring Siri.
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
...and iTunes...

I didn't know Jailbreak was such a dirty word, but apparantly they "fixed" that too. :cool:

Sent from my coffee pot.
[Off-topic] xaccers:
I use speaktoit assistant because I can make her look lovely and use whatever voice I like.
[Off-topic] Faiz Malkani:
Just wait for the s3. Its S-Voicr is awe
[Off-topic] Faiz Malkani:
Sorry for double post but I get invalid thread id if I try to modify post

I meant wait for the s3. Its SVoice is awesome
[Off-topic] 5.56nato:
Awkay! SIII it shall be.
[HTC Desire S] t0x1n:
HTC Desire S

Purchased in Israel (eline)

P/N: 99HMN143-00

IMEI： 358967049XXXXXX

S/N： SH1AJTJXXXXX

I need to replace the display and I was thinking about buying this, however the site warns that there are two types of LCD flex cables - narrow and wide. Is there any way to know (without opening up the phone) whether I have the narrow or wide LCD flex cable ?

And if I do have to open the phone up, what is the minimum I need to do in order to determine the flex type (going by tutorials such as this,this or this)? Also, I don't have any reference, so even if I see the cable I'm not sure how I'll be able to tell whether it's the narrow or wide one ?

Thanks :)
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
It's never a good idea to publish imei numbers

Swyped from my DesireS
[HTC Desire S] t0x1n:
Thanks, but as you can see I've censored the last 6 digits (5 in the s/n)
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Why exactly do you need to know this about the flex cable? I'm just curious... :confused:
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Oops, sorry.. :)

Swyped from my DesireS
[HTC Desire S] t0x1n:
I need to buy the right display replacement according to the flex cable type. I thought that by providing the P/N, S/N and IMEI (the latter two in censored form, of course) I might provide enough information to deduce the type.
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
I really don't know man... if i were you, i'd go to a local service centre and ask them how to determine which type of cable my phone uses... I know taht's not very helpful but that's all i could think of right now. I'll try to get more details and get back to you if i find something useful.

Sent from my PC without the XDA/Tapatalk app. Ha!!:p
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
The first of your tutorials, I believe at 2:30 you can see the flex connectors. So since you have to disassemble your phone anyway when the screen arrives, look at it as training :)

The question is - ok, you see the flex, how do you know if it's the "narrow" or the "wide" one, these aren't absolute terms. I suggest searching for some reference photos on the internet to be sure.
[HTC Desire S] t0x1n:
Thanks, good points :)

I think I found a pretty good reference (gotta love eBay):
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
That's great! Since you'll have to take the phone apart to replace the digitizer anyway, i suggest you do it now, and see what cable you have... and order the appropriate one accordingly.
[HTC Desire S] somnath.trader:
[MENTION=4337696]t0x1n[/MENTION]

This is really a use full information. Please let me know where from u got the narrow flex LCD+digitizer set.... i have broken mine and i need to fix it as well. looking for an early reply ...