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[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] blackguy101:
So i just downloaded jelly bean onto my galaxy nexus and I have to admit it really changed my thoughts on it. Everything now on my Gnex is just so fluid and smooth and im LOVING the new features. With this new found love my my galaxy nexus I can honestly say that my interest in the gs3 has dimmed a bit. Im still going to get and enjoy my gs3 when it comes next week non the less but I guess the big gap between the gs3 and the gnexus has started to close up for me. Does anyone else feel this way? And for the people that do own both the gs3 AND the gnexus with jelly bean on it which one do you prefer more?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Zacisblack:
I feel the exact same way. I sold my Verizon Gnex today but last night I couldn't help but flash one last ROM. Jelly Bean is amazing and I could not stop touching my Nexus. At the end of the day I'm glad I got my GSIII and look forward to getting this update. I'm actually considering getting a Nexus 7 to fill my stock Android needs. Here's to hoping the new PDK allows Samsung to release a 4.1 update in a timely manner.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] uranis:
I was playing with the nexus all day today and will port my sim back to it and see how Google now works. Jelly bean definitely gave the nexus new life and I couldn't put it down. However, I know jelly bean on the gs3 will be outstanding so I can't wait for those roms. You might be in love now but once the gs3 gets its share you'll be madly in love I'm sure.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] djkinetic:
This is why I kept my GNex so I can have the best of both worlds...the GS III is an improvement over the GNex hardware wise, but the GNex will always have the latest Google updates, and boy is JellyBean smooth, smooth like silk, its amazing how much more noticeable the OS responsiveness is on JellyBean...the GS III will have great dev support no doubt...but I still don't think it will have the type of Dev support the GNex will always have.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] noamaniac:
the gs3 is the top selling non iphone ever sold. i think dev support won't be a problem :P
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] mastarifla:
Agreed, as far as US phones are concerned I think we will be alright

Here's hoping Google releases the 4th generation nexus on AT&T though, or at least a google play GSM version, I'd grab that in a heartbeat, loved my Nexus S 4G while I was on Sprint.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] djkinetic:
I didnt say it would be, but the Nexus line of phones has direct dev support from google, and will always get updates and fixes first. Case in point look at Jellybean being fully functional on the Gnex already. Theres a reason the nexus lines exist...they are developer phones. The S line of phones is the Flagship mainstream line.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] fraize:
I upgraded my GNex with Jelly Bean the night before my GS3 arrived at my door. I was torn, to say the least.

I still have my GNex sitting in my messenger bag, just waiting to be powered up. My GS3 sits, in my hand, running *ugh* Touchwiz, and is feeling noticeably less advanced than JB. It's all I can do to stay with my new phone and not rip the sim out and go play with my Nexus again.

You make a good point though - dev support for this phone will be huge, but what worries me is that the AT&T LTE version won't get the same developer love that the international GSM version will get. Already I see they're attempting to port JB to the i9300, but that doesn't mean that effort will port over to the i747.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] ReggieTee:
I'm sure AOSP JB will be ported to the SIII fairly soon after Google releases source which should be mid-July after they officially release JB.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Ramondel:
First I think that Google's focus will shift once they get comfortable with Motorola Mobile now that they own them and they will shift there development around one of there flagship phones. With regards to the point about GSM dev over US lets keep in mind that the international market has a month on US market with phone in hand. We will catch up and keep even with them. Just saying.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Jahspree:
Its already been ported to the one x so I don't think it will be a problem with us getting it,

Granted its the international one x but I have faith in our devs.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] incubus26jc:
If we don't have it by the time i get my phone, I will port it myself.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] demarcmj:
Don't let it question your SGSIII decision...

If the Gnex is "just so fluid and smooth" imagine how great the SGSIII will be if/when you put AOSP Jelly bean on it.

The thing about getting the top of the line is not just that you get the best phone today, but you also future-prof yourself (as much as one can, given the cell phone market). Perhaps performance differences between a 4.1 GNex and a 4.1 SGSIII will be negligible (maybe not, but maybe). But just think towards the next android version, and the next. You're going to want that 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 and 2GB of RAM eventually, even if it seems like overkill today.

Besides, the SGSIII has other benefits aside from just performance. It's also got a much better camera, will have (if not already) a much better accessory selection, expandable memory, etc. etc. etc.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] djkinetic:
personally by then ill have the next nexus lol....like alot of other users here I tend to switch phones every 4-6 months...so by then a Quad S4 will be out most likely and the GS III will be dated so to speak
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] mlin:
I don't own a GNex but do have a Nexus S 4G and really like the Nexus line. The release of JB has made me second guess my SGS3 purchase ever so slightly because of the pure nature of the Gnex. Nonetheless, we will eventually get JB for the SGS3 and I think patience will pay off in the end because overall the SGS3 is a better phone IMHO.

Like you, I am considering a Nexus 7. I just need to sell my Samsung galaxy tab 7 plus first. Anyone interested? :laugh:
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] argylesocks:
I'm with you on this.... I have both sitting on my desk at the moment (just bought the S3 for my wife). It sure is sweet, but honestly, I love my GN... and JB is just amazing.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] manny05:
My thoughts exactly. I can't wait to get this update on my gs3

sent from my GALAXY SIII
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] mlin:
It's great to hear so many positive reviews of JB! Can't wait!
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dirtyfingers:
Just pre-ordered the nexus 7 to hold me over until the sgs3 gets jelly bean!
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jgalan14:
http://www.droiddog.com/android-blo...grades/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] hayabusa1300cc:
definitely getting the nexus 7 next month when released(=

Be advised, I hear they are working on a nexus 10, 10 in version. But I like the small form factor
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] incubus26jc:
Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus

http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/29/apple-lands-preliminary-ban-against-samsung-galaxy-nexus/
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] katamari201:
Wow you would give up all the upgraded hardware and specs just for a smoother Android experience? As far as I can see from videos and reviews, Jelly Bean really is just a 0.1 incremental update. It's smooth yeah, but still hangs up when opening the app drawer. I had no problems with my GS2 so making the phone smoother is only gonna improve the experience marginally for me. The type of transition also makes a difference, and I don't really like the transitions in Android in general anyway. Had used a WP7 phone for a while and it was butter smooth, but once the glitz and glamor settles, its all the same to me, as long as the phone meets a certain smoothness threshold (not that high for me) that I can easily adjust to, and the phone in general is fast.

The GS3 will be getting Jelly Bean from custom ROMs and officially anyway. The camera, build quality, battery life, 3d graphics power, non-UI processing power, screen size, speaker and earpiece quality, GPS lock, microSD expansion and removable battery, etc. can't just be easily flashed onto the Gnex.

Just saying. Once the Jelly Bean novelty wears off, you might miss the other stuff...
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] subzerold:
Idk what fantasy world you guys live in but even thinking of Samsung updating US phones makes me lol. Hoping that an xda developer comes up with an asop version of 4.1 with no bugs for the US gs III is high hopes.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jgalan14:
I'm staying with it, i like the camera quality more then my galaxy nexus and also I love some of the features out of the box at the moment I don't feel like rooting cause I get some neat features like battery percentage and notifications widgets with the phone already, maybe once themes start coming out it will be different tho
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] ReggieTee:
It's time to stop blaming Samsung for the slow updates and put the blame where it belongs, the U.S. Carriers. All of the SII's in Europe have been updated to ICS. In the U.S. there are some still waiting. Sprint has had the update from Samsung for over a month now. Sprint is still testing and tweaking and dragging their feet.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] divinewisdom:
+1. I am really torn right now between the S3 and the Gnex. Hoping that a custom rom with asop that run butter smooth without any reboots...etc is a long shot. I am really torn since getting a Gnex, I could get a $10 unlimited non smart phone plan, but lose my unlimited smart phone data plan. oh man.

any thoughts?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Jeffbucc:
Man you just can't make some people happy. Here you have, arguably one of the best phones available currently, and you complain about an incremental update to android OS?

Maybe you missed the whole incredible thing about android...you can change it to however you like it to be. I'm currently running Nova Launcher and ICS stock apps in place of touchwizz and I can barely feel the touchwizz skin on my phone anymore.

Not only that but the phone is seriously only 9 days old. Give developers a second to drink a beer and launch into development. My old EVO 4G sucked at first but through developer updates lasted me 2 full years before I convinced myself I needed to update.

We will get JB soon enough, the developer support will be huge! In the meanwhile, enjoy your great phone. A lot of you sound like spoiled sweet 16 girls that got a BMW in blue when they wanted the white one!

Software and hardware will always advance fast than you can fiscally soundly keep up with.

I'm going to enjoy my S3, it will be difficult...but somehow I know I can fight my way through the beautiful screen, fast processor, 2 GB of ram, and a huge developer support that is soon to follow.

Enjoy what you have and don't lament over what you don't have and life will seem much richer.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] kwiggington:
Wait till zebra cake hells yeah

Sent from the bar drunk out of my mind
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Master Ramy:
That's Right!!!! Thank you!! I'm super excited for JB and Google now too, and the smoother experience, but the dev community...I shiver just thinking of how gigantic it will soon be, especially if we get all U.S. roms compatible with all carriers like devs are working on. I can't wait for my siii to arrive on Tuesday or Thursday :-) thanks for reminding us. In the meantime if anyone can, I suggest a Google now port to the gsiii like we did with s voice to older phones... thanks :-)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] SlimSnoopOS:
Whoa whoa whoa I still gotta enjoy Mango Strawberry Kiwi!
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] nicholaaaas:
those are the first ones I'd expect to see. google hasn't released a non gsm phone themselves yet
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] accordex:
Just got my GS3 tonight, coming from vibrant, I'm LOVING it...watching all the JB videos had me kinda down for a minute too, but this phone is sooo new, with way better hardware. Just gotta be patient for development to catch up.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Ace42:
I doubt the GN will be capable of maintaining 60FPS forever in the UI, 5.0 and 6.0 versions of Android will probably be more HW intensive than Jelly. Sure both of these phones will be dinos by then but the GSIII has the upper hand with its quad-cpu and mali.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] thehavock18:
http://www.redmondpie.com/android-4.1-jelly-bean-for-galaxy-s-iii-now-available-via-unofficial-rom/

Jelly bean will come
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] FRuiTBoOT:
Not worried about updates. I''ve seen 3 devs from AOKP already pick the phone up even after the JB update. So be patient people. First world problems.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rammohan223:
I really need urgent help. I have recently ( 2 days back) purchased Galaxy note GT- N7000. I tried rooting the note using CWM. I was able to complete it.

I have used CWM, CWM Recovery and flashed kernel with franklin latest version. I have tried all these as 4G T-Mobile data not working. Now after all these phone getting hung very frequently and getting restarted.

please direct me to correct thread to reset everything back to original factory setup. I tries using factory setup , wipe cache etc. but kernel and CWM recover not getting uninstalled.

Please help me with instructions to reset my phone back to original settings.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ushh:
try to remove your sd card to see if it stops hanging/rebooting. If it does, remove any app that you could have installed in the sd card. Then in your pc format the sd card.

CWM won´t dissapear until you flash the stock kernel since the kernel you flashed has it.

So try to flash the stock kernel for your rom with pc odin, or just reflash a stock rom.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rulinglionadi:
Just flash a different kernel......and everything will be back to normal...frnks latest version is a bit buggy....try speedmod...and flash kernels only on custom roms...not stock roms...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lolz12345:
HI. I have a Htc one X as you can see. I have 1 issue on my phone which is i can't play any music on my smart phone via speakers. but for sms notifications and alarms are normal. phone status : not rooted, Unlocked boot loader. Anyone can help out?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dgfriedl:
Before sinking $299 on a Nexus Q, I tried to install the Nexus Q app on my Note (running Stunner ICS) but the Play Store tells me "Your device isn't compatible with this version" and won't let me download it.

The description for the App starts with "The Nexus Q app runs on any Android phone or tablet running Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) or later" so I suspect that the source of my trouble is my ROM.

Has anyone else tried to install this app to answer whether it installs on a stock Note?

Thanks!

-darren
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScientificOne:
Only compatible with Jelly Bean at this point...
[Android] hell_lock:
I have created a rom and themed it. But i wnt some performance tweaks and some apps which i could integrate in settings.apk
[Android] fata|i3y:
Looking forward for your rom..:D

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[Android] zainthesnipe:
maybe u coulf add rom control with its tweaks?
[Android] thewadegeek:
So start looking at performance tweaks and such, and if you are adding some stuff to pre-compiled APKs then look into smali and the tools you need to use to manipulate it.
[Android] hell_lock:
Smali is too hard for me! I only undrstnd xml
[Android] zelendel:
If all you understand is XML then you are going to be hard pressed as what you want to do will need to be done by editing the smali or the Java source code

Sent for a corner cell in Arkham
[Android] thewadegeek:
[RANT]

Oh boy...I just love it when people start saying

"I'm building a ROM", "I'm doing dev work", "I want to be a recognized developer"

Then I make suggestions and I get "That's too hard", "Do you have a download link" "Cn u teac me hw mak a custm kernel?"

Yet they are totally unwilling to actually invest some time into these things and LEARN it.

Guy's Rome wasn't built in a day, and your ROM isn't going to be either. Look around, read, SEARCH SEARCH SEARCH. Download other people's stuff not just to Kang it, rename/re-post it under your name, but to LEARN, to figure out how it works, so you can UNDERSTAND. This isn't like a store, where you walk in and go "I want one of those, and I'll take one of them, and please get me that, where can I find this, etc, etc." Make little modifications, tweaks on top of tweaks, and keep doing that until it's soemthing new, soemthing different, and THEN post it. But please don't limit yourself, to what is "Easy" or "Comfortable", it's not the way to get anywhere with real development work, much less in life. Put some time into it, and some effort. I really do wish you all luck, but you guys have to stop looking for the easy way to get some quick credit.

[/RANT]

@OP I know of zero performance modifications that you can do in XML, and if you are looking to use someone else's work and use that then start searching and make sure you ask before you use it.
[Android] rohan32:
This.

You won't develop a ROM overnight. Go learn some real programming and stop compiling other peoples work and making a ROM that is "your own."
[Android] hell_lock:
Who are you referring it to? I cooked a rom and I think that I have made the rom. Of you don't have anything to help me then please don't comment. I don't understand smali but I know how to read tutorials and add more features in the rom by smali editing like swipe to remove, 14 toggle etc.
[Android] hell_lock:
I never ask for an easy way out. I add features in my rom manually!!
[Android] thewadegeek:
He was being helpful, he is bringing up a attitude that is rampant here on XDA, namely the "cooking" of ROMs. There are WAY too many people who just cook a ROM in a kitchen and claim to have "developed" it. No, you just re-packaged somebody's work, it's not the same thing. I'm not saying it's useless, but it causes way to many "developer" wanna-be's that just aren't interested in actually learning something. Up above we posted suggestions and you responded with

That creates the impression that you aren't wanting to try any other methods for creating ROMs. If you were trying to say that you don't know smali, then maybe you should have said something like,

Not only is that easier to read, but it also communicates much more clearly what you are trying to say/ask. But the way that post is currently worded it makes it sound like you are just wanting to re-package somebody's work and use it as your own.
[Android] evol4g:
This is very true, I'm new to porting and I'm starting with porting so I can learn the ins and outs of a rom so at a later time I can learn to develop, even in porting I've had to back smali and make some edits to get things working so sooner or later you will have to as well.. I'm currently reading a begginers guide on java for android.. Google is my best friend and I'm trying to learn as much as I can because I have an idea of my 'ideal' rom.. I can't wait for someone else to do it so I can port it and I know it will never be the way I want.. I'm doing it mainly for myself and I hope one day I can share with others
[Android] CdTDroiD:
Best thing to do is get on the good side of a dev and ask them to teach you, I had great help from some of the best devs on XDA, but as above its not something you can just learn easily, I already had a pretty good knowledge of Java and XMLs etc before i got a smart phone lol, If you stick to it then you should get somewhere, Java is a pain in the ass though, editing .smalis is probably the hardest thing for a new dev
[Android] snowman77:
Think About It

TO GET STARTED

:rolleyes:

Fix Bugs

Test it,

Decompile APKS and modify them

if you have permission

Add features and tweaks

Put it up on git.

Help YOUR USERS and stop asking silly questions
[Android] hell_lock:
Done all dat.. Srry to ask dis question. Seems like people here are not helpful. Everyone is a flamer.
[Android] thewadegeek:
I haven't seen one post of someone flaming you in this thread. We tried to give you some advice and you said it was too "hard" so we all shut up and left you alone.
[Android] hell_lock:
I prefer bein left alone so pls dont comment again..
[Android] evol4g:
Well then you shouldn't have started the thread, I'm not trying to "flame" by any means... but if you wanna add some performance settings and mods I'll give you some advice thewadegeek gave me, take a look at aokps or cm9 or whoever's git repo you feel has some similar features to those you wish to add and start there, you'll get a good understanding of how everything works... at that point it comes to the fine details and making sure everything works.. when you have issues at that point you then can ask for help on getting the fine details fixed since at that time you'll have specific issues that someone can help with
[Android] hell_lock:
Thanks.. Thats what I wanted
[Android] evol4g:
No problem man, good luck to ya :)
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
It runs HORRIBLE on the touchpad! All the buildings are pink wire frames and the frame rate is like 5 fps (literally). Why is it so slow? my touchpad is a 1.2 dual core model! For some strange reason this game runs fine on my samsung vibrant. which is a single core 1 ghz processor.

EDIT: To get it to work you need to install the adreno 2.xx drivers
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] dustinhayes93:
I'm gonna try it out on mine to see if it still does this. But I didn't know they had this game for mobile. Thx for the heads up. Hopefully it will work soon
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] sahhar1993:
Same here :-P
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
Yeah. now that's 3 appointment's in a row :( first the non thd version of sonic 4 episode 2 doesn't work, asphalt 7 doesn't come out, and this game wont work! WHYYYY!! Lol
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] OlympusGod:
I have the wireframe/lag problem also. I'm playing around in settings to find something that works. let me know if you find anything
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] ftmaniac948:
No luck here, even with chainfire 3d installed. Still working on something that may allow it to run better, so far good results, but no promises
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
Yeah. Im trying to get it to work too. I dont understand why it wont work though.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
Yup thats what i get
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] kal87:
sonic 4 ep 2 works perfectly on my tp (non thd, regular one). haven't tried spiderman yet, but i have been playing final fantasy III without hiccups as well
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
What? How did you get sonic to work?
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] sahhar1993:
Someone in xda said that the problem from cm9 roms
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
Oh ok. Yah my phone is in miui.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] ftmaniac948:
Iv gotten it to get rid of the red lines, but still unplayable. Progress!
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
Awesome!
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] scariola:
Try a fix permissions in recovery. :cool:

Last time I saw those lines was in all 3d games, fix permissions fixed it then, worth a shot.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] nikos5800:
Working for me the only you want its o.a.t rom :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wIb3LS0qII
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ventus_zx:
This is awesome cause i just switched to the oat rom last night XD ill test it

Edit: Yup it works perfectly on oats.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] canteli:
You don't need to use the OaT's rom. You just need to flash the adreno2xx driver for ics on whatever rom you are running. It runs much smoother on the nightlies for me than on OaT's. I tested with multiple nightlies, and the adreno zip always does the trick ;-)