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[Verizon Droid Charge] Lehocki:
I had something similar happen to me just a week ago. I was on stock debloated deodexed and odined to tweeked and it bootlooped, Odin said successful but nothing was happening just Samsung logo. I knew there was no problem with tweeked cause I used the same file b4 and it worked fine. Tried to Odin back to stock ep4 same Samsung logo Odin still said it was successful. So I changed cable and made shure I was not moving phone or cable while it was doing its thing. It worked. Then updated to fp1, cwm superuser then Odin to tweeked. Everything ok. I figured the only problem of my was that the cable was a bit loose when I plugged it in the phone, the connections in the phone I guess were not getting the full contact as they should have. So try making shure you connect/plug in cable all the way and don't touch it while Odin is doing its job. You might also need to flash the stock ep4 file. Sorry could not help more. This worked for me, now on tweeked 2.2 n no problems.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsimmy:
Hello to everyone... new android s.o. has "Google Speech Recogniser" built in so vocal commands are completly offline.

Is it due to an apk in this new s.o.?

Can we port that apk in 4.0.3. ?

I hate s-voice beacause my internet connection is not so good... and so it calls wrong people :silly: or simply it doesn't work... so I must use Cyberon.

But if s-voice could be offline... maybe it would be better...

What do you think about this?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
Hi,

I got my galaxy note upgraded to ICS 4.0.3 recently.

I am facing a weird problem with my default internet browser when it comes to google website.

I access google website (www.google.com) and it automatically gets into the mobile site version as normal.

I type anything in the search like (yahoo) and it gets me the suggestions like ( Yahoo, Yahoo mail, Yahoo finance , etc.), beside every suggestion there is an arrow "used to write the web suggestion in the search area if needed" .. till this moment everything is normal.

But, when I try to press on the web suggestion to go directly to it, it does nothing. for example, when i press on (yahoo mail) the page doesn't act and still it stays in the original google site. I tried to use dolphin browser and it doesnt have the same problem.

I have resetted the default browser to its default, deleted the cache and the data... but it didn't help.

Please, let me know if anyone faced the problem and knows a fix.

Thanks alot,

Gano
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
help

Dears... is there anyone facing the same problem?

thanks in advance..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeffs99:
you can try setting your browsert to te desktop version. This being done by going to browser, then pressing menu button, then select teh 'desktop view' check box. See what happens when you do that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] _pigro_:
Assuming I've unerstood your issue correctly ...

you need to press on the arrow, NOT on the suggested text with which it is associated. Once you do that, the corresponding text gets automatically filled into the google search field and you can then hit the magnifying glass (or done on keyboard) to send the search query.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
Thanks jeffs... I tried the desktop view but it didnt work...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
Thanks pigro... U understood me just right. Yes, what u r telling me is what i am doing now and it works. But i used to press on the suggested text and it loads... Now it doesnt after the ics. However it works normaly whn i use dolphin browser.

Does it happen to u the same way?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] a_k_gano:
found some one with the same problem

here is the same problem

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=33574
[General Questions and Answers] tranceph0rmer:
Was just wondering if there's a way to change the default black background of the app drawer?
[General Questions and Answers] IlleCorvus:
Some Launchers can do this for you ex: Go Launcher EX, found in Play Store

Stock ROMS I have used did not have the option to change the App Drawer Background.
[General Questions and Answers] tranceph0rmer:
Yep will try it out.

I know stock ROMs suck.
[General Questions and Answers] IlleCorvus:
Ah well, they do!

Good luck and have fun with ur app drawer bgs!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jastonas:
People that installed Jelly Bean, do you see any increase in perfomance?

Write your opinions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediDru:
Its not a performance gain. Its just as fast as before just not nearly as choppy. There is a video around here sums it up pretty well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bajsmumsaren:
I do feel like it's snappier, but it's hard to say how much of it is just placebo for hearing about how much snappier it is. There's still some lag every now and then when bringing up the app drawer and such, but there's also graphical improvements that I think make up for everything (the "notification center" or whatever it's called is great).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
Although there is Lag in odd spots, I notice neater and smoother transition effects more then anything else. The Keyboard also dissappears when returning to the home screen immediatly rather then lurking on the home screen like it did in ICS. Nothing Major or Revolutionary, but generally neater.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zyo:
I can tell a major difference after flashing jb.

in old rom chrome is not rendering smoothly when you flip through horizontal tabs comparing to vertical ones. now the problem is completely gone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] welshboy09:
From the off, the rom seems noticeably faster and smoother to me.

1. The new app transitions are fantastic. They fade in and out, which is quite slick.

2. The keyboard has ZERO lag, I didn't think it had any lag when I was running AOKP, but running the new JB rom, it's a lot faster again!

3. Home screen/App drawer transitions are a lot snappier. It is now on par with the transitions of an iPhone 4s (Compared with my friends earlier) No lag in the app drawer, even with all of my many apps installed.

4. Last but not least, scrolling long lists is buttery smooth for me:D Everything just seems so slick at the moment.

On a side note, some subtle changes, like when choosing default action, or long pressing on home screen look a lot nicer. The lock screen looks way cooler. And of course google now seems to be working great. (Aside from having to tell it to use English US, because its not fully functional in the UK)

Hope this helps anyone who was maybe sitting on the fence, I have been running AOKP since getting my nexus, Think is was build 11 or 12 I first had. I am now running Jelly-Belly by Team Inferno and have not even though about returning to AOKP. I will gladly return to AOKP when they release a stable JB update (which will likely be in August some time (JB Source to be released in mid July))
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sjrp:
+1 to earlier posts. I can confirm, the "flow" thanks to "Project Butter" is very much appearant to the naked eye. I doubt there is an Android device out there that has a smoother UI than the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 7 with Jelly Bean right now. Love it.

EDIT: The smoothness of live wallpapers seems to have been greatly improved as well. A live wallpaper called "Fresh Leaves" lagged quite bad when using AOKP 4.0. Now, with Jelly Bean - no lag at all:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] welshboy09:
Agreed, I also think it is definitely closer, if not on par with that of the iPhone and Windows 7 phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Definitely solid 60 fps in more areas. My ics setup is probably 45-50fps solid. I noticed less quirky transitions in jelly bean but a few other odd quirks. Still it is overall smoother than ics. And could use a little more polish.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dnguyen1988:
I agree with what everyone has said. Its noticeably a little quicker but it wasn't like ICS was horrible. One thing no one has mentioned is that the delay when pulling up your recent apps is gone. Its now pretty much instant which makes multitasking better. I think everyone should try jb. I've been running stock rooted jb since Wednesday night and couldn't be happier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhruvraj:
There is LAG.

Whoever says there is no lag, do not see properly, or are fanboys willing to not see or ignore those quirks.

I'm a HUGE Google fan, and I've been disappointed. This is 2012, and I genuinely believed that Android is better in almost EVERY way than iOS. But I disagree now.

I watched the io live, so much chest thumping, project butter n stuff - got me very excited. After installing it on my nexus, and experiencing it - I concur with most of the statements mentioned here.

Now it disappoints me because THERE IS LAG and the way Google boasted about butter, and the hackery that has gone into it to make it "appear" smoother - while the odd lag and jerks still exists as before, is a bit of a dampener.

The phone is noticeably smoother, the jerks are still present - if you have an eye to look at it, and considering Android top smartphones pack 1.5 times the power of an iOS or Windows phone - backed by Google, can still not solve this basic UI fluid problem - is disappointing.

I would prefer less chest thumping, and more action in dealing with this problem but after doing some heavy net searching - I've found this issue relates to the core of android, and makes it an inferior user experience to iOS and even Win P7 which runs on inferior hardware too

search more on the subject and you would find, here's just one piece...

https://plus.google.com/100838276097451809262/posts/VDkV9XaJRGS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
I have better than 20/20 vision and am hardly a fanboi. It's a significant boost in performance over ICS. Can't wait to see the AOSP ROMS, they shall be killer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhruvraj:
So keep looking, and you shall find.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
Considering this is a Developer PREVIEW, I'd have to say it's amazing. There is most definitely a difference in smoothness when compared to ICS. There is slight lag, but nothing that hasn't been seen on competing OS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
I shall find that it's not a significant improvement over ICS? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhruvraj:
Find proof in what I said earlier which you nitpicked

Observe your phone carefully - and you would find the same thing as what I wrote.

Now for your question here - yes, you are right, it is a good enough improvement over ICS.

The animations are faster, switching to messages and coming back - is much faster. App drawer, open close is faster - the screen "feels" more sensitive - it works with feather touches - and almost feels like the system is eager to make you feel how smooth it is.

All that works. ICS was smooth too. Granted this one is smoother.

Lag and jerks existed in ICS too, and they do in Jelly Bean as well. They have resorted to other ways of making the phone experience to appear smoother while the problem with lag - scrolling through screens, app drawers, switching from app back to home drawer, and then scrolling - the MAJOR components of lag, still exists.

and irritate. If you're fine with it, cool. Good for you. I expected better of Google. Given WP7 and iOS do a phenomenal job with inferior hardware. Even the iOS part doesnt hurt as much as the WP7 does.

I mean come on! MS making this better than Google? There's some serious questions to be asked on (y)our love for android here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
I don't pay attention to the animations since I typically disable them, and they can indeed be "hacked" to appear smoother. I've always felt that animations are just wasted time. I think that this preview is a sign of good things to come, but also some bad things to come, i.e. the new wifi drivers STILL suck.

I can see your point however. I think it's the trade off we have to make to have such great customization vs the Iphone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] michaelearth:
Finally someone had said what I have been thinking. Jellybean still lags a ton! How can Google talk about project butter so Mich while the rom still lags a crap ton?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
Its a leaked developers version, its not ready for primetime and was never meant to be. Once AOSP is updated I'm sure it will be sorted. However, it is a promising start IMO. Seems smoother (NOT lagfree) then stock ICS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrsbelpit:
Everything's amazing and nobody is happy.

You want to see some lag, try a Vibrant on stock Froyo. This stuff does not bother me in the least. It didn't bother me in ICS. JB is awesome. JMO.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] snidrx:
yeah I noticed it a lot.. to sum it up, its like using a brand new in box galaxy nexus =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
I completely agree, it's amazing. I can't even picture myself using my original Motorola Droid (even on CM7 it was laggy as hell......). But, in all honesty, it still has the occasional lag, which I'm sure will be even more unnoticeable in custom built-from-source roms and kernels!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norm12:
It's great, subtle but still smoother than ics. That being said, I miss the customization of CM9 and might go back in a day or two
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mama Luigi:
I'll just chime in that, while it is not perfect, it is much improved. The worst performance happens when, say, things are still loading. So if you're scrolling through a big list before it has completely loaded, it'll be choppy. Don't know if that same thing happens on iPhones or not.

Now, I'm not unhappy that they didn't nail it perfectly. I won't complain about a 90% fix. But I did hear a criticism from someone saying that, now that they've addressed the issue, they'll sit back and not work on it anymore. That is a valid concern - that they'll make things "good enough" and move on. It's especially concerning since this is Google, and they have a long history of abandoning projects (although what large company doesn't?).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] godefoy:
Let's wait for the official OTA in two weeks and then form opinions. This is a developers preview again Preview.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Well, like it's been said many times, Mid-July public OTA is the anticipated release date, which is 15 days away, and there is not a whole lot they can do within a 15 day period. Unless somehow they decided to give the attendees at Google I/O a very very early release build because they anticipated it getting out to the public anyway? I doubt that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XGrinder911:
I find the stock kernel A lot more smooth than franco's for the first time ever. Just throwing my 2 cents. No lag for me on stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
In all honesty, I haven't lagged once. For the guy calling us fanboys, your problem sounds personal bro...

Home screen used to lag, pressing the recents key used to be choppy, live wallpapers were just a big NO. What lag are you seeing exactly??

VZW Galaxy Nexus is having no problems whatsoever. Project butter is as its name proclaims in my book..

Good day.

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -sandro-:
I couldn't agree more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 95Z28:
I dont have a gnex yet, but i can chime in on the ios subject. Iphone receives all this praise for being so much more fluid than android, apps functioning better, blah blah blah, but thats not really correct. ios apps do crash (and some stutter as bad as their android counterparts), there is lag between scrolling pages, and at times there is a major delay in opening apps.

Its really personal preference, they both generally have the same flaws.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laxet:
Definitely noticeable. I cannot explain how much I appreciate this addition when using the multitasking menu. Pressing that third button is now silky smooth!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
If by performance you mean buttery smoothness, YES. Very noticeable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
That was exacty my feelings on it. It feels like a new phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lucas.scott:
Agreed. I actually mistakenly referred to my Nexus yesterday as "my new phone" .

But that really is how it feels
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djnigeldarren:
Yes its faster
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pyro6128:
Just curious why you would link to an article that the author says is wrong. He states multiple times in the beginning that he's wrong and to disregard his analysis. Regardless of lag, linking to a factually incorrect article is kinda worthless
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
Not to mention, some of the points that article brings up (that are correct/corrected) are also some of the things that 'Project Butter' was implemented to fix, such as vsync and adding triple buffering into Android.

Also,

http://gizmodo.com/5922227/matias-du...ld-of-android/

Giz: The version of Jelly Bean that we have right now is a developer preview, right?

MD: Yes, it's a developer preview so it still has a few bugs that we know about, and obviously a few that we don't know about, but when the devices actually begin shipping in a few weeks you'll see a lot of additional polish go in.
​

No real point in posting bugs for a preview release of software NEVER intended for the end user. We do not have the finalized release of Jelly Bean, we have a developer preview. There is a large difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cherrybombaz:
Even so, for those who think that ICS on the Galaxy Nexus runs just as smoothly (in terms of fps) as the iOS, I beg to differ. There is a very noticeable difference in the fps and though the Galaxy Nexus runs faster, that doesn't mean it feels faster. Navigation in iOS just feels effortlessly smooth, while Android can really get bogged down sometimes even on superb hardware--there frequently seems to be a stutter here or there or a dropped frame. I know it may sound nitpicky, but switching back and forth between Android and iOS (and WP7), I find that both that iOS and WP7 just feels "butter" smooth, unlike Android.

Another small point that I have is that when Android starts to get bogged down (ie I'm installing a few apps at once), you feel it getting bogged down, while on iOS, things feel as smooth as ever, even when the phone is being taxed.

What I really like to see is instead of pitting ICS against Jellybean (in their 120fps video), I'd really like to see the iPhone's animations in at 120fps. This would be evidence for those who don't believe that the iPhone has animations that run at a consistently higher fps and perhaps be a wake-up call for Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pyro6128:
I get that ios is smooth, but everyone acts like it never stutters and never crashes. I've seen my moms ipad 2 and my brothers ipad 3 stutter and have apps crash. I've seen friends with the iphone 4s stutter and have apps crash. I just don't get how ever one acts like it never happens. I can't be the only one whos ever seen this.

That aside, I too would really like to see ios against jellybean at a high framerate. I can only imagine the war thats going to erupt in the comment section of that test though, regardless of the results.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pyro6128:
Haha you make up random percentages and then say my point is worthless. I never said there was no lag, so you can stop attacking your strawman. That being said, anyone who says there is no stuttering or app crashes on iOS has not used it for an extended period. I refuse to believe all of my experiences are anomalies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
It is definitely screamingly obvious :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mykenyc:
I have to sort of agree with both of your points. The thing is, people use the word lag loosely. The only time i notice lag is when there is heavy loading, which is pretty obvious. I owned a iPhone 4 (can't say much for the 4s) and on iOS 6, man that thing lag after installing a few apps. With people logic, swiping through iOS 6 music app or home screen equals no lag, then you can also say Jelly Bean has no lag.

I think we should just say "it stutters at high load" which even my Windows 7 laptop does, my old iPhone 4 did and although anecdotal, what some WP7 users reported when using certain apps. We also have to keep in mind that the Galaxy Nexus is running lower spec, high resolution and huge screen compared to the 4s on a 3.5 inch screen, lower resolution with way better specs.

I think a accurate depiction with be same hardware, same screen etc. I think the Galaxy nexus with a 4in screen, same hardware as iPhone 4s would run blazing fast, but that is my opinion we don't have those type of phones to analyze my hypothesis. Does Project butter makea phone complete lag free? No, do i think any phone can be completely lag free? No, do i think Project Butter is in the right direction? Yes. I think the keyword is "Project" which means it can be a ongoing project going forward to eliminate lag.

Samsung Galaxy S III is extremely butter without Project Butter to what i hear, so i would love to see that upgraded to an official Samsung rom and tested (not hacks), other than that, we just have to wait later this year to see other phones on Jelly bean to determine the day to day use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
I can't help but point out that this statement is false.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1167172&stc=1&d=1341067360

The only spot where the iPhone 4s comes out ahead in (raw) specifications is the GPU, which is a newer version of the same GPU in the Galaxy Nexus. I suppose you could say the camera or the storage options are better, but that is irrelevant in terms of performance. Either way, your 'way better specs' argument for the iPhone 4s is also invalid and grossly incorrect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samhawk:
Does the update from the phone available now?:eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bendispo:
Browser smoothness

Can anyone comment on browser smoothness (pinch to zoom, scrolling, etc). It's something that's always bothered me with a lot of android phones... including the galaxy nexus... when compared to iOS devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
They cant make it not lag because they need to completely change the Android framework, which would make most if not every android app incompatible.

Sent from my Aokp'd Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] powerwagon:
When I saw the topic of this thread, I knew it would draw out the iPhone idiots...my thoughts were confirmed. I have owned the iPhone 4, 4s and Lumia 900. I cannot comment on jb, as I have the one x...but I can unequivecally say that the 4s and lumia 900 both lag and stutter...especially the 4s. They are both solid phones, but they do not stand on the podium by themselves. I CAN say from experience that my one x (att dual core) is every bit as smooth as the 4s or lumia 900.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ClassickWORLD:
I find this to so no not be true. When I was running Xenon HD ROM (Linaro optimized) + the Franco Linaro Kernel + Overclocked to 1650mhz + Governer set to PERFORMANCE = absolutely ZERO lag. I mean WP7-like smooth. So it's possible.

All in all, yea there are a few hiccups here and there on JB, but nothing worth crying over. Sheesh. Especially considering that our Gnex can do like 50 things that an iPhone can't.

Oh and JB is fantastic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sdhanjal15:
How's the batteerry life
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllRadioisDead:
From stock ICS to stock JB, there is a huge difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pyro6128:
So far I'm noticing better battery life than Black Ice AOKP. But thats in normal use. Still havent gotten a chance to really try and stress it. So far so good though. Even with Google Now running (which is awesome) battery life still seems good. I'll try to get some actual numbers though at some point
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
This thread got stupid fast.

I've seen iOS lag. Anyone who denies it happens is a liar.