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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JOEyGADGET:
Ditto trying to find solution to this as well. Anyone?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JOEyGADGET:
Emailed B&N Support; no reply yet

I emailed B&N to bring this issue to their attention - how the Nook for Android app that worked fine with Gingerbread no longer works correctly after updating to ICS 4.0.4 (SGH-i717 AT&T model, in my case).

Fingers crossed they reply, as the issue makes reading Nook books on the Galaxy Note practically unreadable due to ridiculously oversized fonts, the inability to hide the status bar, etc. - all of which worked fine on 2.3 Gingerbread Note before I ran the update to ICS (which seems to have changed the dpi/ppi resolution reporting between the device and the Nook app).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] gregsarg:
flash back to GB.....It sounds like our only hope...unless B&N pulls their head out, and supports ICS with their apps...g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JOEyGADGET:
Nook Updated 3.2.0.81 - better Galaxy Note & Tablet support & built-in dictionary

Good news: Nook 3.2.0.81 updated yesterday and there's some better support for the Galaxy Note, including ability to hide status bar, and (for all devices) a built-in dictionary option to download the dictionary of your choice so you no longer need to launch out of the product to look up definitions. (Interesting note: The iOS version update also offers downloadable dictionary even though that version of the app has had dictionary lookup using the iOS's own dictionary feature since earliest versions.)

To me the updated version helps make using Nook on the Galaxy Note more comfortable, though the font sizing still seems off, because even the smallest font still looks too big to me.

That said, I'm pleased this app has finally gotten a reasonably helpful update after so many months of gargantuan fonts and unhidden status bar and whatnot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bmccullough97:
I just long-pressed the left button (back button) to bring up the settings and fix the text size. Now it reads just like it did on my Samsung Galaxy S4.
[LG Nitro HD] Flyview:
It's generally believed that setting the phone into 2G mode uses less power than 3G mode. Is this true for our phones? Does 3G use a different radio than 2G?

Of course, 4G uses a lot more power than both and is for sure a separate radio.
[LG Nitro HD] hhill13:
I get a considerably greater amount of battery life when switching to edge vs. 3G/HSDPA+ vs. 4G(lte) running the latest CM9 nightlies
[LG Nitro HD] Whyzor:
I happened to be Googling the same and came upon these two links that agree with what I've read before on the subject:

http://radioaccess.blogspot.com/2012/03/3g-vs-2g-current-consumption.html

http://www.berryreview.com/forums/topic/battery-tips-a-tale-of-wifi-3g-and-2g

One thing to mention is Wifi is very efficient, the only high drain part is searching & connecting to an access point, once that's done, to maintain an idle connection takes very little power.
[HTC One X] viniturb0:
Hi,

I sent my phone to HTC for repair as the screen was yellow and had poor battery life

they changed the screen and the battery and its amazing now

there are no yellow spots and it works like a charm

the battery lasts 1.50 days dispite heavy use

for those having issues please send it to HTC.

If u send it back to your retailer for an exchange u are not guaranteed to get a phone without an issue, screen especially whereas sending the phone to HTC they make sure there are no issues after a repair they have done a good job and Im really happy with the phone now
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
8 years I buy HTC phones and have very good experience with them.

Only once I had a issue with my phone, they picked up and returned the machine fixed in 3 days.
[HTC One X] sharp2G:
htc will fix/replace your device if it has yellow spots?
[HTC One X] viniturb0:
100% its called Mura. Tell them and they will replace the lcd and u wont face the issue ever again as it s a known issue

Mine had this issue mainly and the new screen rocks
[HTC One X] DallasGT01:
they are easier to deal with then apple... i will never buy another apple product mainly because of their customer service...
[HTC One X] bveditz:
Thats odd, I had an ipod touch a few years back and my experience at the time was really positive. I had a problem and scheduled a visit online, went down to the local mall and gave it to them, they swapped it out for me. I've never had that good of an experience with anything else I own. Of course, that was the only new apple product I've ever had, so maybe regular apple users have a different experience, dunno.

I also have sent my HTC off for repairs (to some place in houston). It wasn't the screen, I had a problem with my mobile data that all but stopped working indoors and barely worked outdoors. I'll see how that goes. They did tell me that if they need any parts, it will cost me $20 because my One X is from france, whatever that means. Its really sad though, I don't really have any other usable android devices at the moment so I'm stuck using my work's blackberry while I wait. I hate that thing, I feel like i've gone back to the 90's. :)
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
That's very strange they ask $ 20 for it because HTC warrantee is worldwide.

The phone they fixed for me that time was a HTC Artemis P3300 from the US and I live in Holland. They didn't charge anything.
[HTC One X] pickup9785:
The battery lasts 1.50 days dispite heavy use

What sort of heavy use, can you post some stats, wondering if I need a repair ? bet a few other people are thinking the same :D
[HTC One X] viniturb0:
Hi,

Im a recruiter so i have to constantly make calls a lot of calls.

Also to achieve this i had to do the following

wifi sleep policy disabled when asleep

i also disabled apps like books, movies, watch, sound hound, google + fm radio stuffim never going to use to see the disable button u need to uninstall updates first.

these ate battery like hell cos they were running in the background.

Hope that helps
[HTC One X] DJ Set:
Screenshot of the usage and display time please. Otherwise I think you have the same battery everyone else has...

Also Stock unrooted phone I believe? If so can perfectly compare with my usage.
[HTC One X] bveditz:
Yeah, they said because I live in the US and I purchased a phone from france and the repair place is in the US they would need to special order parts. Who knows. I'm actually a little concerned since they mistyped my email address (luckily I got the email anyway since I own the domain) on the rma info and even though they received the device on wednesday (according to the post office), there have been no updates to the website that they've received or are repairing it. So... I'll have to call them again and see what happened.

There is something to be said to buying devices directly from a local carrier. :)
[HTC One X] xl VipeR lx:
I sent mine off to HTC too in the UK. They picked it up on Wednesday, Thursday evening it was showing as device received on their repair tracking.

Today afternoon it is showing as in repair.... :\ hopefully i get it middle of this week as i have no phone to use whatsoever. hopefully they will fix my yellow spot, i think the gorilla glass was not sitting properly on the LCD. as when i pressed it slightly it was gone.
[HTC One X] bveditz:
Better luck than me... My phone was delivered on the 13th but never made it to 'received'. I now have an escalation ticket into HTC to find it. It took a few calls to them for them to even care that my phone was missing, they just kept saying that the repair place was probably behind. I then had to call them for an escalation ticket, then had to call a few days later to re-do the escalation ticket because the last guy didn't do it properly, then a call a few days later to get someone assigned to the escalation ticket. I'm now at the few days mark again, so I'll have to call again on monday and can hardly wait to hear the response this time. :)

I couldn't use the blackberry any longer, so I spent the other night screwing with my old captivate to at least get it working again so I'm not living in the dark ages anymore.
[HTC One X] bveditz:
So, after a bunch more calls back and forth, they finally found my phone. At which point it sat for a couple more weeks while they ordered parts. Then they called back with the bad news. Apparently they can't order the parts because it's an international phone and due to copyright laws (supposedly) they can't ship the parts it needs overseas. The only options are to 1) return the phone, 2) send the phone to HTC France or 3) Replace the phone with an AT&T One-X. Obviously #1 is out. #3 isn't a great choice either, because the AT&T isn't as good as the International version, and so I discussed #2 with them. #2 apparently is only an option if I have a French shipping address, which obviously I don't. So, I'm pretty much out of options.

I think I may just take them up on replacing it with the AT&T one, and since it's new, I'll just ebay it and take the money to -mostly- pay for the S3. I really liked the One-x, but I don't want the limitations it already has (SD & Battery) combined with the more severe limitations of the AT&T version (dual core, 16gb storage - I can't use LTE so that's not a benefit).

Luckily my captivate has been holding up during this whole fiasco, but It's really on it's last legs. :)
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
It happened to someone else too. It's not parts, it's this...
[HTC One X] bveditz:
Great, thanks for that explanation. I didn't really understand and I don't think the HTC guy knew or was able to explain it either. :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n70shan:
I just uninstalled adobe flash player and adobe air from my galaxy s3 and tried to play youtube videos online and dailymotion.com as well and it played very well in stock browser and in dolphin hd browser as well . I just wana know how it became possible without flash player? Note i played videoss in desktop view not in mobile view
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkey28rb:
It is using HTML5. What is sad is, when flash is installed, it overwrites the coding to take advantage of HTML5
[Samsung Infuse 4G] B3tray3d:
Ok, so this is my problem. Today when I came back from school (High School) I found out my infuse wasn't in the backpack slot it should be. I remember seeing it in my backpack at school in my locker, but then on the bus, I couldn't seem to find it.

I'm pretty sure rather one of the students busted into my locker using a key (teachers have keys that can open any locker) which they used to open my locker, or that the person with the locker next to me has found out me combination and has told it to a lot of students.

I am very concerned that they will screw with my phone, but I have an android pattern security on, so I doubt that.

What should I do? Should I call the school and tell them that I think someone stole my phone and give them a list of people who I think stole it? Or try to interogate them myself?

Please help! I love my infuse.

P.S. I've checked AT&T's website and I couldn't find the Infuse. So I'm thinking of ending my contract or terminating it so they can't text any of my contacts.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
First tell your parents...and you can have ATT suspend your line...and they can kill that sim card...unless you have insurance...your at a loss....idk

But you can bring it to the school attention...

If you don't see your phone on you're acct when you log in...they prob took your Sim out...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] B3tray3d:
I've already called the school but they didn't answer. I'm going to tell the dean of the school when I get to school tomorrow. I've already told my mom and she said to tell the school. I'm just trying to consider my options. If I can't find it or my friend has it and has reset everything, then I think my mom will be nice enough to get me a new phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Yeah...I wouldn't interrogate the people them selfs...if you don't know who did it for sure you could be questioning the wrong person...and if you do that then they probably won't like you...

Plus people may think you don't trust anyone...and if you do question the right person...what's gonna get him/her to admit it?

How ever I would defently inform the school...and give then a list of people you suspect...you should always let the authorities know (in this case the school) ...there are some crazy people out there...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Radiotsar:
You could borrow someone else's phone and try dialing your number while you're in a group of fellow students. If you hear your ringtone, you know who has it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
This will work as long as they haven't switched the sim card or turned it off which I'm sure they've done by now...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] isaiahe97:
Man. I feel real bad for you try going to Google play on PC and install lookout plan b to your phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Radiotsar:
Remember, these are high schoolers we're talking about.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] B3tray3d:
Thank you all! I've found the culprit (Long story prank) so the person who stole my phone's best friend spilled the beans. I have the text on my mom's go-phone (Very small and simple) and I will hopefully be getting the f@ggot suspended until school ends or at least get him grounded. Thank you for the options and I have suspended my AT&T account until further notice. I don't think that they can access my phone considering I have a pattern lock on it. Thank you for the support!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] B3tray3d:
Your right, the 11th graders in my school aren't the smartest. But I'm Asian (Not to be stereotype or racist) and so are most of my friends and we know how to unlock phones without software (Hardware), pick- locks, and even create our own roms (I don't know how, but my friend ***** has created an HTC Vivid rom). I know they can't access anything for sure, considering I have the pattern lock (Like I've mentioned before). I hope it's still in 1 piece and still has that big ass crack right through the middle :/
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Idk what highschoolers you grew up with...but im a highschooler growing up in the golden age of technology...most highschool kids know the basics about phones...power off=stealth, no sim=no longer connected to original account/service provider...doesn't take much thinking to figure that out...and highschool is full of thieves...what have they got to lose? There under age so they suffer no legal consequences...only school consequences...sure highschooler do a lot of dumb things...but they are no stranger when it comes to basic tech skills...

Sooooo...that's why I never leave my phone in my back pack...its always in my pocket or in my hand....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Radiotsar:
I live about 5 miles north of a Juvy Detention Center. Looks like a prison to me. Double fenced with razor wire. Filled with the "under aged".
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Lol...this will be my last reply on this subject as I don't wanna argue...but you won't end up in juvy for stealing a phone at school...unless you commit a serious crime like assault with a weapon or something along those lines, no matter what you do at school you will not end up in juvy...school takes responsibilities and deals with consequences...trust me I've seen tons of kids steal stuff and get caught...do they go to juvy no-if its a first time the just get suspended for a few days...second time expelled...authorities are never involved so they never go to juvy...

Now if they were to steal from somewhere that wasn't a school like a store or a random guy on the street then sure they have the chance of going to juvy...but if its done in school there's pretty much nothing to worry about as long as your not afraid of suspension...trust me on this...although I never did any of this I did used to hang around the wrong people who constantly stole stuff...so I've seen first hand what happens...and even when they steal from a store...they typically contact the school not the authorities...I actually know someone who stole an iPad right from the apple store...caught him on survelance and they just contacted the school not the authorities...so he got suspended for stealing a $600 product...

And then they go to court before getting sent to juvy...and most times they just get a big fine instead of going to juvy...

Even if they do go to juvy...they don't care as it doesn't stay on your record like jail does...once your a certain age (can't remember it...but I think it may be 20) all juvy records of you are no longer kept...

Most of the kids who steal actually kinda wanna get in trouble...they use it as rep, like they don't want to get caught but if they do then its just rep for them and their proud of it...

Anyways...like I said that would be my last reply...I don't wanna argue, and both our reply are not contributing to the ops problem that sounds like he has solved as he knows who has his phone...

Sooo...I hope everyone has a nice day :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jayson94538:
Lol it sure did get off topic in here.

Every school is different. I went to a bad school at the time. Authorities were always involved. A serious example, my friend stole the substitute teacher's laptop. He got suspended. Brought to the station for some reason. Fined. And had a court date. Taught him a lesson.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hykhleif:
guys did we f__ck up our devices because of flashing ics roms ( stock or custom ) and this is why we have random reboots.

I think this should go directly to samsung HQ as a demand why this is happening to our expensive devices.

Dam this crap, today I was to say I am happy as I flashed TMT 1.5 but again reboot in less than 2 days and now I am back to square one to figure out why those reboots happen which is annoying as hell

mine mainly occur after listening to music on my bluetooth car stereo

dam u samsung if this is a fault from your side, and dam me if it is my fault.

But at least we need to know whose fault it is, and what is triggering it.

Devs we need your help as this cant go on and on
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MR.change:
it has nothing to do with flashing ICS ,it's some app conflicting and causing a reboot ,all phones have such problems ,from my oldest nokia device to my S2 and to a lesser extent the note.

did you put it on a charger after listening to music? that triggered a reboot for me today while on CM9 .

other than that nothing made my phone force reboot for the 2 months I've had it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tinderbox (UK):
I have had my note a couple of months as well, and have never had a reboot on ICS or GB.

John.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
I'm dying to run CM9 on my CDMA gnex. How do these (nightlies) work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bwood20:
They are unstable roms that are constantly being worked on. The current nightly is the progress they've made so far. I haven't tried cm9 specifically, but certain features most likely don't work/ aren't included yet. I recommend reading through the change logs so u have an idea of what's going on. Just back up whatever rom you're currently on and if u flash cm9 don't forget gapps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsaunders:
You will need to unlock and root your phone before installing the nightlies.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1693892

Then I use ROM Manager to install the nightlies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
While they are nightlies, they are not unstable. Everything should work, but there are missing features.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
If installed is there an ota update pushed to my phone or like any other rom and wipe etc and flash updated rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
No ota's, you have to flash each one yourself. However, you usually don't have to wipe unless a major change is incorporated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
Ok. Would it be worth flashing iyo?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patsfan1130:
The nightlies are far from unstable - I've been a CM desciple for a looooong time on many different devices. Everything works for me. No problems what-so-ever.

I realize it's not for everyone but I strongly recommend you give it a shot. Make a nandroid and flash away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
It's worth flashing. You can use ROM manager to download and flash updates, so it's no sweat to update when you want.

Fyi if you want to download and install nightlies through ROM manager, you have to buy it.

Swyped on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
You shouldn't rely on rom manager though. Maybe for downloads but always install manually.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
Sweet. I'm pretty stoked to give this a shot!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsaunders:
Why install manually?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
ROM Manager can screw installations up and usually if recovery throws an error you won't see it if you flash through ROM Manager.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
I agree to some extent, but if you are familiar with manually flashing, I don't see any problem with using ROM manager to flash.

I have been using it since my sgs days and never had any hiccups.

Swyped on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
I believe you, most people have no problems but some do so I just try to tell people to do it manually.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kmdub:
I will just echo what some others here have already said. In my experience, CM nightlies (7 and 9 on various devices) aren't unstable at all, perhaps missing some features at times, but far from unstable. Of course each device may have a different story, but I think it is definitely worth a shot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
What sort of features are missing?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
Comparing to stock, no features are missing and many have been added. Comparing to what is planned for the "stable" release of cm9 then, yes, features are missing.

Every now and then changes get made which will break some part of the phone, but they are mostly annoyances, it's extremely rare for a nightly to break core functionality of the device but it could happen.

Been using cm since version 6, always running nighties and none of them have ever broken my phone. Sometimes things have happened like breakages to video playback for example but they get fixed pretty quick. I've always been able to do stuff like making calls, SMS and email on every nightly over five phones.

Sent from my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
Alright so I flashed it and instantly loved the boot image. It's sick!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
I'm pretty sure I flashed the latest gapps but they weren't on there...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] FerhatRemory:
Hi folks,

as I promised, I'm busy with the Joy Rom. I'm looking at the sources and its ok. Some Chinese letters will dissapear if you reboot your phone. Some other Chinese letters were inpossible for me because I'm not good @ photoshop.

But that is something for later.

I've been updated the system-ui.apk and the framework, that the rom look like iOS totally.

There is an iLauncher, some icons you have to choose your self!

I'll post it later for the icons.

This is now on Gingerbread, but I'll upgrade it to Android 4.0.x

Downloadlink

http://www.2shared.com/file/2F7K--AV/iOs5_TC_Vrnet.html

Screenshots

Bellow

I can update more, I'm now busy with installing Eclipse, SDK et cetera. So more updates later!

Regards,

Ferhat Remory and Team Cooper
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] FerhatRemory:
Place holder for updates

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Camera just like iOs, only settings = FC
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] FerhatRemory:
Multi-language? With one do u want ?

List will come here !

If +10, it will be in the rom ! (have to translate some files on my own et cetera)

- portuguese/portugal (1)

- dutch/ Nederlands (3)

- French/ français (1)

- italian (1)

- Spanish (4)

- greek (1)