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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] theMountinman:
Is a separate cell necessary?

Would it be possible to use a bluetooth-enabled headset with the Note 10.1 to make calls? In other words, do you really have to have a separate cell device? Does any major carrier support cell service on a pad?

I know the Note 10.1 isn't near as portable as a cell phone, but, I rarely go anywhere without a bag, and I really like the idea of having a device like the note easily available. It seems a bit redundant to have both the pad and the phone (especially for the cost).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sparkyxda:
Can't imagine carrying a 10" tablet everywhere. The idea of the Asus Padfone sounds good but it seems from recent reviews that it's not that good in it's initial offering.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] theMountinman:
A pad is smaller than a laptop...

You should see my kids. They carry their laptops everywhere they go.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Strategist:
The Note 10.1 is going to be absolutely brilliant with the pen. Even the 5.3 Note is not bad and some of the new feature like Formula Match are really nifty. Imagine all that on a 10.1 device. I hope Samsung pushes the software hard and makes paid versions of their S-Memo and S-Note apps with more features while still keeping pre-installed free versions. I think there is a huge potential for domain-specific apps with pen-support for maths, photo-editing, diagrams etc.

Despite all this I will probably hold out for Windows 8 convertible tablets. What I really want is something like the Samsung Hybrid, recently announced at Computex, which works as a regular Windows laptop and also a removable tablet with pen support. This could be the machine I have been dreaming about for years.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Akiainavas:
Depends on your needs. I hate carrying two devices with me so my Note is a phone and a tablet for me. But if you have no problem with carrying 10" device with you, then get a smaller phone, you probably won't need 5,3" screen when you have 10" one right beside.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] commanlin:
You shoud be able to do this as long as Note 10.1 enables this function, it's not related to the carrier. Take the HTC Flyer as an example, HTC seals its function as a phone, but developers bring this function back in the custom ROM.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] YoNer:
I would probably switch the baby note for an S3, the main reason i got the note was to be able to read ebooks on confortable screen, having 10.1 would cover that aspect, so i could get back to using my smartphone confortably with only one hand :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Zuber:
I'm going to wait for the Windows 8 Tablets. Samsung already do the Slate, but with Win 7.

Something similar, but lower cost and maybe 10.1 inch would suite me. Having Office etc. make it better for work and I still have Note for when on the move.

It does depend on how good and how expensive the Windows 8 Tablets are, when they start coming out...

Zuber
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] iZan23:
I think a win8 pro tablet with stylus and Onenote is simply too much for the note 10.1, and the possibility of launching desktop programs like ansys and catia is a deal breaker for me ( engineer student)

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kyrirhcp:
I was very tempted by the Note 10, and by the Asus Zenbook, but now that the Surface has surfaced I think it's a clear winner.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] theMountinman:
A bit premature, don't you think?

While the Surface does present an impressive array of features, I reserve final judgement until I see the price.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilzkul:
Guys i have two Samsung chargers with me

One is 0.7A

Other is 0.55A

0.55A works well but slow charging and when used 0.7A my touch goes crazy, almost useless

How to overcome this problem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andres_a:
Looks like EMI noise.

If you don't want to purchase new charger (my stock 0.7A works perfect, no problems with touchscreen) the only thing I suggest that you try to look for MicroUSB extension cable (one end socket, other plug) with ferrite beads on it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilzkul:
If i purchase another charger...still this problem gona exist right?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andres_a:
You can test it immediately before purchase if I understand correctly?

Or just return it the next day if it's with the same problem.

You're not planning to purchase 1$ charger from dealexteme or ebay I hope :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilzkul:
Hehe yeah.... well i tried 2-3 charges of high output and problem exists
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andres_a:
Well, then it may be some problem with the phone usb connector not the charger?

Bad ground connection or something like this.

E.g. as seen here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27205737&postcount=4571

In this case it there is no point in purchasing new charger.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilzkul:
Yeah ... time to go samsung care: D
[General Accessories] Jagadish Rock:
Hi am confused to get a case or a pouch for my samsung galaxy ace..i want to be stylish for my smart phone so what's your suggestion??

My friends say case is better for phone that would protect the phone but i fell when i put a case my phone looks like a soap box!!:D
[General Accessories] sandeep.mjs:
Go for Case mate or SGP shell (case)

Both are good .

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And yep case is better than pouch. usage of mobile is very flexible with case.
[General Accessories] rifqionta:
definitely a case. pouch only look nice but doesn't really help when you drop your phone because most of "phone drop" cases happen when phones were being used and that's outside it's pouch.
[General Accessories] Rishik999:
Yeah ..it is really good to put the case cover..

if anytym the phone gets dropped mistakenly ..it wont affect ur phone..
[General Accessories] stavgayer:
To be honest..To walk around with a pouch makes you look like a super nerd..

i like a neet and durable case
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
Hey All, I'v just come to the SGS3 yesterday after having my Note for only a month and previously a SGS2 for 6 months.

Absolutely amazing device, hands down the best there is and I'm glad I moved, although I do miss the screen size of my Note when playing Minecraft PE.

Anyway, the reason I'm here is because I'm wondering if there is any possibility of a signed CWM recovery that can be temp-flashed in order to root. I'm not a big fan of insecure kernels and would prefer if I could use this same method I used on my GS2 and then the Note.

It would be great if this could happen and would make rooting a breeze even without a computer. It also means no triangle, no increased flash count and no insecure kernel.

Enjoy the GS3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftSmoke:
Umm i think this is what your looking for

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1695238

its chainfires cf root but it keeps your phone as stock as possible and gives root and cwm recovery and no custom kernel
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
Thanks but it is my understanding that this will still increase flash counter and also it can't be done without a PC like the signed recovery method.

This is potentially a temporary solution for now and I will have to triangleaway to reset counter but I do hope we get a signed recovery soon.
[HTC Wildfire S] DarkDr0id:
Why is that minecraft pe shoes up in my bros Pico market but not in our wfs.......r they not the same???
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
pico is armv7 while WFS is armv6
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
Hi, Im interested in rooting my G note.

I rooted my HTC HD2 a long time ago and it was just alot better (custom roms). HOWEVER:

Im interested in this android tether application: Obviously you can tether you 3g you pay for monthly with the phones default settings. BUT

using root access, does this mean you can cancel your contract!, get a pay as you go contract, use the android tether to effectively steal the 3g data and then stream it to the same phone over wifi and browse for instance on Opera mini, mobile firefox, receive email over it?

or, is it the case that you can only tether to other devices such as ipod touch,,another wifi capable phone?

I can't really see the use in this otherwiseunless you carry around two phones all the time.

Can someone clear this up please because all the videos Ive watched they only prove it works on another device.

thanks very much, and I hope this works

by the way , I am based in the UK, have the standard european version and Im on a 3g network called 3. If this only works withother uk providers Id be happy to switch to orange/t-mobile , O2 etc
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Forgive me as i dont really understand what you're looking for. Is there a link to the tethering app you're speaking of? Tethering apps are usually so you can use your phones 3g for your laptop/pc. If youre on 3, then youre unlimited bundle comes in handy. A friend of mine tethers his sgs2 t9 his laptop using unlimited 3g as his broadband connection and has done for some time now without being restricted.

I dont understand when you say "steal the 3g from a pay as you go phone" to your note? That seems pointless. Surely yiu could just stick the pay as you go sim into your note?

Also, there are a lot of tethering apps that dont require root access.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
I thought one of the advantages of rooting your phone is to be able to not pay the monthly contract and use the tethering wifi from whichever network your on.

this guy says it in the first few minutes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVXMjVpMX2k&feature=related

yeh I know this....so...

oh, so it is only when you have a data plan already, you get tethering for free. :confused: when rooted. Nothing special then. ''. ?

so you can't have no data plan and effectively steal free data? ? '',

oh wait: having said that i was thethering a few months ago and my bill was huge: so I dont get it for free..

so reverting my original question:: does this work on the 3 network in the uk? thx

also:

couldn't i just root like an old samsung galaxy, keep it in my left pocket, travel the world , lol and keep a galaxy note in the other pocket using the wifi from the old samsung?

Im a little confused too, couldn't you do this with no data plan, i.e pay as you go and when you connect to 'data 3g' they charge you as you go, but effectively just tether it to another phone for free? so basically you would just pay for calls and not internet?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Ok, what the guy is on about is thqt operators in us charge an extra bolt on for the priveledge of enabling tethering. O2 used to do it when tethering was first enabled on the iphone 3gs, it was 10 quid a month or something rediculous.

Im pretty sure that now its free to enable tethering in the uk. All it means is that you can pair your phone using existing data plan to your laptop or pc, and effectively use it as a mobile 3g modem.

So yes, tethering will work on any network or rom, you're just limited by your existing data plan as to how worthwhile it is. If you get a 3 all you can eat data plan, then its unlimited, but of course speeds are pretty crappy.

Im sure there is a way to hack an operators 3g networks and get data for free but would imagine thats a bit beyond xda's strict code of ethics :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
I see, what I meant when I got charged alot was that I went over the 5GB limit.

If I was to tether for free, using the root access, would I basically 'eat up that data' whilst tethering to another device for free?

As you know, in the uk, the tethering access most commonly comes under the same data plan and isn't free in that regard.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Yes, tethering just uses your existing data plan. Try getting one of 3's all you can eats if possible, im sure theyd be willing to if you call them up.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] friedje:
To me it looks more like you have no idea about what rooting and tethering really is/does.... Since what you are asking is completely ridiculous...

You want to use your 3G data to send it over wifi, back to the same phone......

You can just cut out the tether part and use your 3G directly........

it's like getting into the car by entering into the trunk to get out by the back door to finally open the drivers door and sit in the drivers seat, instead of just open the drivers door right away like normal minded ppl would do.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Guess we all start somewhere, i was confused as hell when i started out with smartphones.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prgopala:
I just ROFL :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
just come back to this thread after a few hours: no its not because you would be getting it for free.

It is more like buying a drivers door and not actually owning a boot door or side door :P

surely?!

Don't you understand?? In the uk you can have a pay as you go contract and then pay extra for 3g when you use it, so instinct would suggest you could effetcivel climb into your car through the boot and into the drivers seat!!! :rolleyes: to use the pay as you go 3g (for free) through tethering(eg the metaphorical boot :eek: ) and use the wifi receiver of the phone to use it!!! (eg the metaphorical drivers seat )

...

.. .

But anyway I understood from before that the phone can't receive that own signal. Although now Im questioning either the other persons understanding or your ignorance :o So what Im now saying is 'yes its useful'. But does it work in the uk where the tethering is just the same usage of the data plan eg 5GB????

Im sure I could ask 3 for unlimted but tbh the people at their contact centre are umbelievably annoying. Id prefer to use this way of tethering as it'd give me an excuse to put effort into rooting my device anyway
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Strange logic indeed... Pretty sure the car would have blown up and you'd be in hospital!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
strange humour. Has no one got a striaight answer to this.

Or can i assume everyone on this forum is mobile obsessed, and works for mobile phone network companies
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Answer answered a few times.

I dont think you understand the principals of tethering or a normal data connection.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
So, if i was to tether having rooted the phone, it would still cost me is that what your saying?

because I don't think that was said at all :o ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Tether uses data from the phone. If you have no data plan, you cant tether full stop.

If you know of a way to hack 3's 3g network, please let me know, i'll transfer now.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
i just found this, but, since you can have payg internet i see no reason why you couldn't tether .. Correct me if im wrong but it just seemed a naturally progressive assumption.

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=719110

sorry i can't just take your word for it , :P :eek:

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ok I found this though http://technoratia.com/2011/12/30/three-uks-position-on-tethering-devices-to-your-phone/ three don't allow tethering on payg,,, (as its their policy)

suppose someone must do in the uk??? then it would work right? presuming the tethering is alos in the payg form and not monthly eg bolt on to a payg plan.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Richy99:
giffgaff allow tethering from payg but you wil lbe paying a hell of alot of money to tether on a non contract tarriff

you cannot tether if you do not have the creit on payg or a contract that gives you data each month

what exactly are you trying to achive ? internet on your laptop for free from a mobile connection and dropping a home broadband connection?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoisonWolf:
You cannot resend a tethered signal from a phone back to itself as the tethering itself uses the phone's WIFI module, and as such cannot connect to the WIFI hotspot since the phone has no additional WIFI modules. So what you're asking for is literally impossible under normal circumstances.

Also, am I right in understanding that what you're asking for is bordering on fraud/theft of services?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] friedje:
He is trying to enter a Tesco, and eat their M&M's without opening the bag....

And consequently not opening his wallet either :D

And he still doesn't understand rooting, dataplans or tethering, which isn't a bad thing, but he could just take our word for it, or read up on it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Lol... Too true.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
ok going back to square 1;

does free tethering work with a rooted gnote on the 3 network in the uk, when you have a 5gb monthly data usage plan? Irrespective of whether I can get unlimited data for free by ringing them up?

simple question really. :cool:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
Simple answer really....

Tethering will work with any operator on any android phone. It will use your data plan for data.

Seriously if you're still confused then give up.

please hit thanks if i helped
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
yes but would you get it for free when rooted the phone?

not to be rude, but I dont think you know do you?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoisonWolf:
If you have no data plan, tethering is simply not possible. It would be blocked.

Rooting does not give you free access to the data plan. Stop trying to steal services and just pay for the damn service.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
To answer you ......No..... if you have a data plan the tethering uses that plan and is billed against that plan.

Some companies still charge for tethering....... whether you pay for that or not is really how a phone company tracks potential tethering users (if at all)

For the Most part this is a non issue these days considering almost all new phones can almost everything a computer can so it is way harder to tell if you are using the phone or tethering to a computer....... that is why alot of companies have abandoned this behavior

Hope that answers your question.... oka1
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
i cn't believe how many people have come to this thread and still havent answered the question i've come around to ask:

Ill try one more time , lol.

If I have a data plan , 5Gb per month say I pay £15 or something, which I do. Then I go and root my phone and use the android tether application, can I use that internet for free? I.e when I switch back to 3g ( not tethering with the app that requires you to be rooted, infact not tethering at all ,lol , ) just using the 3g service as normal, I would contribute still to the allowance per month of 5gb.

pwhee... simple question really, and as that is what the person in the youtube video says he can do in america, I am basically asking if it is possible in the uk, irrespective of whether us Britains pay extra for a tether service or not, irrespective of whether we have a data plan,,,,i.e just accept I am considering a situation where ye the tethering is inclusive of the data plan,,,,for example when you use a non rooted tether application you would contribute, when you use the rooted application you wouldn't contribute and would be using the data free, tethering to another device!!

surely someone must understand now what im talking about :confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoisonWolf:
Let'a assume the following conditions.

1) You are paying $20 for 5 GB of data a month.

2) Your service provider does not charge to "tether" to another device.

Given these two conditions, it does not matter how you reach 5GB a month. It could be based on surfing from your phone, watching youtube on your phone all month long, or even tethering to your computer for the whole month until you hit the 5GB of data.

In short, it does not matter how you use the data plan, given the conditions above. If you're accessing your data plan in ANY WAY WHATSOEVER, you are using your allocated 5GB per month, be it from a phone, or from a laptop.

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ROOTING ALLOWING YOU TO CONTINUOUSLY TETHER WITHOUT CONTRIBUTING TO YOUR 5 GB LIMIT.

For example, if you bought a Galaxy Nexus, you'd be able to tether out of the box without needing to root whatsoever. If you used your Nexus as a wifihotspot, and connect your laptop/ipad to it, it would count towards your 5GB per month cap. Rooting, not rooting will not change this. PERIOD.

AGAIN, I WILL REPEAT IT SO YOU CAN STOP ASKING YOUR QUESTION.

It does not matter how you use the data plan, be it from the phone, or via tethering. If you even attempt to connect to any single tiny microscopic strand of data on the internet, it will count towards your 5GB limit. YOU CANNOT BYPASS THIS. YOU CANNOT STOP THIS. ROOTING DOES NOT HELP WITH THIS. PRAYING AND SACRIFICING GOATS WILL NOT RESET THIS CAP. BURNING INCENSE WILL NOT BYPASS THIS TOO. NOTHING that you do will allow you to continuously "tether for free" and not use up your 5GB limit.

Just in case if you still don't understand it, I'll paste what I said THREE MORE TIMES for you to read through. Whatever video you watched was FLAT OUT LYING. No carrier would allow what you are asking.

If our responses STILL don't make sense to you, let me put it another way. You are allowed 500 liters of water per month. You saw a video on the internet telling you that if you put a T-shaped pipe splitter into the water main coming to your house, you'd be able to bypass this cap and use INFINITE amounts of water per month. THIS. WILL. NEVER. HAPPEN. Why? Simply because your pipe-splitter is still placed AFTER the measuring device. So regardless of how you split your water, be it to 10 different houses, the original water measuring device will always cap you once you've reached 500 liters of water a month. You can use 500 liters in House A and get capped or 100 liters in House A and 400 liters in House B and get capped, and so forth.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] friedje:
You still don't seem to get it...

Nobody understands your question, because your question is complete nonsense.

That is why you are not getting your answer, but instead an enormous amount of users telling you that you are asking bull****...

Tethering on a rooted or an unrooted phone doesn't change anything.

What you are really asking is :

If i stick my G-note way up into my *ss, will i be able to save on buying toiletpaper....

Sorry but it is hard staying serious with ppl as stubborn as Sylvester Stallone believing he can tapdance in the phantom of the opera.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoisonWolf:
His question essentially is....is there a way to tether for free without using up your monthly allotted limit? In short, he wants it to replace his monthly cable fee by permanently using his cellphone as his modem, be able to download massive amounts of data without him ever hitting his allotted limit.

And the answer is no. Rooting or not rooting does not change this fact.

The video, whatever he watched, was simply misleading and a flat out lie.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fudge2011toffeebar:
says allot really, suppose I will go spam his youtube video then?

he looked like an honest chap