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[HTC One X] htckt:
Laurentius26 : thanks, I'll keep that in mind. I've seen the camera thread, very informative and the youtube video also.

I think sharpness +1 isn't that crazy, +2 can be a little bit overdone. I think that saturation makes the biggest difference though, if you leave it at 0 everything is covered by a yellow tint/hue.

I also noticed that in all pictures (just saw this today) you can actually see the camera lense in the middle. It's very hard to notice but there is a series of halos starting from the middle towards the edges of the screen.

I pointed the center of the camera to the corer of the roof and saw it. Strange really, kinda dissapointing actually to see that sort of artefacts by such a supposedly good phone. I think the camera still needs updates and lots of work to compete with the other phones.

I mean, you turn on the camera on the Sony Xperia P and everything just slides around so smoothly without any frames missing. And this one having such a fast processor and not catching up with what is going on around keeps you a bit behind when filming especially.
[HTC One X] shiggy310:
This post did help thanks!

P.S where on earth is thanks button? thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] trixnix:
Thanks for this! Will try this settings.

- Tapatalked!
[HTC One X] cooledy66:
Thanks for the tip. Just tried it and works well!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] haithamkhc:
As you can see from the title, the phone app "Dialer" launches very slow every time i leave the app for more than 5 minutes. Actually its not just the dialer app but also i noticed that with some apps like messaging, it takes around 3 seconds to launch. It started to annoy me specially because, first i make calls a lot and second because i know that i am using 1.5GHz dual core processor "one of the reasons that made me buy this phone". i have tried the galaxy phones many times specially the s2 and the note and i never see that specially that their processor is technically slower. Does anybody notice that? and is there a way to solve this problem?i don't care about other apps, i just want the dialer to launches quickly like it does with the Galaxy phones and any 1.5GHz dual core processor.

Now i am using ICS rooted with locked bootloader. Still no difference than Gingerbread. still launches the app very slow. Any suggestions, Ideas?? please!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zhuozhi211:
I agree. In GB there was no such issue, but the lag is very noticeable in ICS.

Very Annonying indeed.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ryknex:
I AGREE
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] waiflih:
there has to be a way to tweak this... some dev has to find it
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
Factory reset.

And don't use any ram optimizers or apps killer.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] haithamkhc:
i hope so but there is noting yet as far as i know!:(

i did factory reset like a thousand times. the problem is not new with ICS , GB too was little slow with the "phone" application except that now ICS, its more noticeable. and BTW i dont use any ram optimizers or apps killer at all,actually never had! and for rooting the only apps i use are SetCPU, Root Explorer and titanium backup!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] big_bug:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1745668

i checked the stock ICS dialer that was posted in there but i didnt like it.

i then downloaded the EXdialer from the market with the black ICS theme and its FAST.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zhuozhi211:
This lag in Phone drove me crazy so much that I rooted (locked bl) my phone in attempt to improve the performance.

After freezing dozens of apps for more RAM, strangely now my Phone app launches a lot faster... not sure if it is a memory issue or that in the process of reflashing I got a smoother ROM.... somehow.

I also installed the ICS Dialer as mentioned above which is very fast. I am still using the SE Phone app, but keep the ICS Dialer just in case the lag come back.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creeve4:
Maybe it's just that I'm coming from CM7, but now that I'm running CM9, applications take a bit longer to load. When I start an app, it launches immediately, but most take about 1 second to load (e.g. Root Explorer launches immediately when I tap the icon, but it takes about 1 second for it to completely load and show the folders/files on my sdcard).

I ran the stock kernel for about 2 days and have since switched to SubZero (with some OC, and I've tried several different governors and schedulers). Application loading times are about equal in all cases.

Does CM9 use the slower, larger /datadata partition?

Is it just me or are do others notice the loading delay too?

Any ideas to speed up application loading?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaultException:
Isn't /datadata supposed to speed it up?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creeve4:
Yes, but does CM9 use the smaller, faster datadata partition like CM7?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaultException:
Not sure. I thought there was only one /datadata partition? Meaning that you could either use /datadata which is faster but smaller, or you could use /data/data which is bigger but slower.

This might be of interest: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18319/
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] Lieu10ant:
Okay I'm on my T-Mobile SGS3 and I got the Google Voice app. I only use this app to make International calls/text messages and I use this app as my voicemail.

Now, I think I have the voicemail portion set up properly. I set it up using google.com/voice and disabled the old phone and 're-enabled' the new phone in settings on the computer browser.

and now when I test to see if it works, i DO hear my voice-mail message and my google voice number also works. so it seems like it works, but when someone leaves a voicemail, i don't get a notification or anything. but my OLD Samsung Vibrant receives the notification instead.

tl;dr / cliffs:

installed google voice app

google number rings on phone

my voicemail 'message' works

when someone leaves a voicemail, i don't receive it. my old phone receives it.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] Jimieo:
That is odd. Have you tried uninstalling Google Voice on your Vibrant?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] CZ Eddie:
Go to Google Voice on your computer and check the phone account?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] stu5797:
I have the very same problem and my old phone recived notifications. The work around, not a fix, is to have google voice text you when you receive a new voicemail. To turn that on go to google voice settings on computer and check the box to send you a text when you receive a voicemail.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] mercado79:
On Sprint, I got this to work by disabling voicemail on Google.com/Voice and then re-enabling voicemail on the website. I'm not sure if this is what you've tried or if you simply disabled your old phone and added your new one.

For some stupid reason, the setting doesn't exist on the phone itself, but doing this seemed to push the setting. It even greyed out the forwarding option on the phone. Good luck.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] Lieu10ant:
****. i dont think i disabled it from my OLD phone.

when i went to disable, i just hit the ##004# code on my new phone. i thought it would disable it completely. but now i guess i needed to put that code on my old phone?

which i can't do now cause t-mobile deactivated my old (large) sim. and also i reflashed a new stock rom on my old phone.

is that even the issue? the fact that i put the "deactivate" code using my new phone?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] nitroman30:
I used Google for voice mail but had a lot of problems, I switched Youmail and couldn't be happier, might want to give it a try..

Google play

http://tinyurl.com/7amoguh
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] Lieu10ant:
okay, well, i've been workin at this for a couple hours now lol

and i don't know wth i did to fix it, but i fixed it.

tried a bunch of things. like re-installed the app. changed back to the carrier voicemail for a second and changed it back. changed it on google.com/voice again.

one of those things fixed it. everything is back to normal
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] wonder186:
I can't even get GV to configure my voicemail. I get a com.android.phone has stopped working error. ATT is of course no help. Anyone have other ideas?

I've done the following:

Uninstalled - Re-installed

Forced my GV # into call forwarding

tried the *004*1(GVnumber)#

and a Factory Reset

All with no luck....
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] EugeneR:
Same here. AT&T
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] wonder186:
I haven't rooted my phone yet so I can't delete apps but I had ATT delete my 'att messages' app to see if that was the issue. It was not.... Back to the drawing board.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] CZ Eddie:
Same here.

It always crashed when changing voicemail providers on my old Skyrocket.

But then the voicemails still worked properly.

Not on the SIII, not yet. I havne't messed with it too much yet though.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] z0phi3l:
T-Mobile user, this is how I got it to work:

Installed app, went through the steps to set it up till I got the com.android.phone error

logged into GV on my PC, removed old phone

reran setup steps, same error

verified GV recognized the new phone in web interface

seems to be working fine after that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
I followed instructions on this site from another user on how to unlock and root my Verizon Galaxy Nexus. Unlocking was a success... as was Rooting. I continued to try to install Android 4.1 and my phone has been stuck in boot loop on the "Google" screen since 5 this afternoon. So no JellyBean and no phone. hahahaha... great.. help? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firket2000:
Can you get to your recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
yes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firket2000:
Then just go restore your backup and start over with fresh downloads
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious_yellow_eyes:
Restore your backup. Or failing that, you may need to reflash 4.0 in the fastboot screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
I tried that and all I get is "Couldn't open directly" "no files found"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
how do I reflash it? do I need to find 4.0 to download?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firket2000:
The easiest thing to do would be just downloaded the one nexus toolkit and use it to flash back to stock and then start over
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
shouldn't that all be in the toro file I downloaded?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firket2000:
Ya if you have a rom on there to flash other than jb use that but if not us this to get back to base

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1400871
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoPhoenix78:
wow. seems like a lot of work. there doesn't seem to be anything saying whether it matters if i'm using a mac or not. I am.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firket2000:
I'm of no help there I know nothing about Macs good luck
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp_guy:
hi guys,

i tried modifying the font files for emoji support, and ended up with an atrix stuck on the dual core logo screen at boot (does not go past this screen).

it was not copying the file, and then suddenly the screen went black and i'm here now.

i tried using moto-fastboot -w to wipe the phone, also in the stock recovery, wiping the cache as well as the user data/factory reset, to no avail.

the other thing i tried was putting the OTA Blur_Version.45.21.78.MB860.BellMobility.en.CA.zip file on a microsd, and flashing that using the stock recovery, but i have a modified build.prop file and it is giving me an error "assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/build.prop"........ installation failed

can anyone help me (without unlocking my phone)? at this point, i don't mind switching to another rom (ie cm9); the only reason i stayed on bell stock was to maintain OTA updates (and i'm outside of warranty now as well)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp_guy:
used this bell 2.3.6 sbf:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1660980

with these instructions:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991072

and it's working again
[General Topics] roninnbaby:
Hi guys do u think tht iphone 5 will make a better market than android jellybean

sent from my xperia neo v
[General Topics] MissionImprobable:
I think Apple and everything that they make can burn in hell =)
[General Topics] freezeburn:
Android won't be able to brag about having Adobe Flash on Jellybean so now the playing field should be about even. We'll have to wait and see how the two OS makers do on innovation to attract people. I for one will stay with android no matter what apple comes out with. (don't tell my Ipad):eek:
[General Topics] darktranquility18:
All depends on what your preference is. If you love an open ecosystem on your phone, love flashing ROMs and basically have complete control over your phone, go android. If you want to have a boring interface (prolly always will be cuz they havent changed $&@t since it first came out) and a locked down ecosystem where apple dictates what you do with your phone, go iphone. I know im really biased towards the android. Ive played with both and definitely love android more. Though you might just wanna wait for the iphone 5 to actually come out or atleast wait for some official specs then decide for sure. Either way ull def be happy.
[General Topics] mariojp:
IPhone if you want a closed and restricted device that let's you do NOTHING to the phone that you want. Besides being able to set a photo as a wallpaper and lock screen wallpaper.

You get to do MUCH more with JB than what iPhone's OS offers. Don't buy it because of it's apple brand and popularity. If you have Android, you'll DEFINITELY lose your features.
[General Topics] roninnbaby:
I think Iphone is having its brand name apple which will make it shine anywere, but people who s looking towards development and more imporance to hardware specs choose android, and in android brand value is mor for sony or samsung

sent from my xperia neo v
[General Topics] dahn8:
Well considering we don't really know much about the iPhone 5 other than iOS 6 and also considering a JB Android phone hasn't been mass-produced yet... I'd say it's a little early to say one way or another unless you just want to start a Apple-Android flamewar ;)

I think both Apple and Google will have great phones running on their respective platforms though. It'd be cool to see what happens and what is released :)
[General Topics] zyy757:
JB I think ,more device for choosing. 4S is the 5th iPhone (iPhone, iPhone 3G,3GS,4,4S)....Maybe the new one will named iPhone 6 or iPhone LTE? ;)
[General Topics] FingerMove:
I'd always choose an Android device, since you can customize it to the very end. Actually the thread title should be iPhone 5 vs Galaxy Nexus, because it's the first Android device to have jelly bean. Considering updates over hardware the Galaxy Nexus is the phone you want, for hardware I'd say Galaxy S3.

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[General Topics] roninnbaby:
Galaxy s 3 is much smoother thn iphone

sent from my xperia neo v
[General Topics] nature1:
Hate iphones used it cause everyone had one it sucks been a andriod user since 09 lol.
[General Topics] kowloon12:
this, 1000 times this, I'll never buy anything from them, in spite of any feature or whatever..

I used to hate microsoft and their commercial practices, but this apple is so much worse.
[General Topics] dcstar:
CEO of foxcon said the new ipohone will humiliate the s3
[General Topics] Sebastian_lx:
HI

I think the main issue of android it improve the virtual machine that is using because as all know IO5 runs directly on hardware. With the same hardware I would say that iphone will always be more smoother and with no lags.

I hope with 4.1 google solves that issues.

cheers,
[General Topics] trikzor:
Yes, yes it does. Project Butter our salvation. :)
[General Topics] ofabhishek:
I hope jelly bean would bring real buttery smooth experience in a wide variety of devices...

Sent from my GT-I9103
[General Topics] _Variable:
Assuming the iPhone will get a 4" screen then it will really fit in the "high end" category. But now, It is in the same "too small screen" category as my 2.8" Optimus Me.
[General Topics] KeithOYS:
Heads up for Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. ;)

Two votes going to Samsung Galaxy S3 (updatable to JB) and Galaxy Nexus HSPA+.
[General Topics] satanazh:
I think the JellyBean will WIN!
[General Topics] ladyhaly:
Ditto.

Er... Why not? Why won't Android be able to brag about Adobe Flash on Jellybean?
[General Topics] njtroncoso:
I'm biased towards android when it comes down to mobile devices like tablet and phones in spite the fact that i use Apple computers. I'm sticking with JB...the worst case scenario would be that JB is just as good as ICS...which is more that adequate and enough for me!
[General Topics] Whogivsachit:
I think that the iPhone is a good phone and all but currently it doesn't have enough features to stay relevant to Android's smooth and steady development. apple is beginning to grow stagnant where they once innovated. I like jelly bean better myself.
[General Topics] kenfrancoise:
Android is the best, for me.

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[General Topics] dragid10:
I love android!!! But i think Apple will, not because its better but because of all the mindless people out there buying apple products because they're "in". Or because they boast new "features" (one app per new OS). But it will definitely awaken people to android and their features and how amazing it is. Then in time people will start dropping their iPhones and pick up androids.

Until RIM comes in with the bb10 and destroys everyone!! lol nah but RIM is getting there
[General Topics] DannyB513:
Adobe is moving away from flash into html5 and as of 15 August, if your phone does not already have flash player on it you can no longer download it from the Play store. There will be no flash update for Jellybean either like there was for ICS. Adaobe is actually asking people to remove flash player before upgrading to JB. However, it may still work, it just will not be supported by Adobe any longer. I for one am for this over the long term. There are too many security holes in Flash that Adaobe has never addressed. Hell 90% of viruses people get on the PC's were delivered to the PC through Flash.
[General Topics] lowandbehold:
Flash is working fine for me on Jellybean...
[General Topics] OptimusDevLG:
Android of course :) JellyBean rulez!
[General Topics] mistermentality:
It's impossible to compare a specific phone we have no details about to an operating system as one is non existent for now and the other isn't a phone but an os.

If you mean ios 6 versus jb then jb should be better. Whatever apples iPhone 5 is like you can be sure it will be a best seller not because it will be better but because it's an apple and their name still sells phones.

Overall jb on a high end phone should be better than ios on a new iphone though ios may still have slightly smoother ui.

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[General Topics] Xalies:
Well I know if I was offered Jellybeans of an apple what one I'd go ... Beware the poison apple
[General Topics] kikian94:
android of course, ios it´s very poor
[General Topics] necrochaos:
Jellybean. IOS is too locked down. iTunes is a bloated piece of crap.

If there was an easy, built in podcast app to android, I would be in heaven.
[General Topics] touchemupent:
Jellybean all the way. Apple is known for repackaging the same software with small hardware updates to keep the consumer buying i.e. Ipad 1, 2 and the new ipad. Their software upgrades aren't even useful.
[General Topics] tranceph0rmer:
Jelly beans all the way. Yumm Yumm. :p
[General Topics] tranceph0rmer:
Seriously though, ios6 was previewed at wwdc and compared to the amazing features in jb, all ios 6 had was a new maps app.

I mean you can call it the most amazing ios yet but the fact remains that every feature on ios has been available on Android for over years now. Now if only Google could get their **** together and prevent OEMs from messing with the OS android would take over the smartphone world like THAT.

Unless the iPhone 5 can wipe your ass for you, jelly bean will be imho be the best option for people who actually have brains.
[General Topics] lowandbehold:
Things are definitely starting to come together with Jellybean. 2 years ago, if I had to recommend a phone to my parents, it would have been an Iphone. Google is taking their app integration and ease of use to a whole new level. You don't have to download a seperate app for a simple task. Android is definitely moving in the right direction.
[General Topics] frent:
Couldnt try out JB until now but i saw a lot of videos and it looks much better than iOS.
[General Topics] LikeaG2root:
What a stupid topic! Of course you choose Android.

Does not matter how nice the next iPhone is when it runs the same crappy OS on the same closed ecosystem.

IPhone 5 is a waste of money considering what it runs. Only benefit is a probable bigger screen.

Bad investment.

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[General Topics] n1vlek:
Jellybean Jeallybean..
[General Topics] m3n991:
definitely jellybean ios is so dull ;)
[General Topics] tranceph0rmer:
Really, on xda, this topic isn't going to be exactly favored towards ios :D

Don't know why anyone even bothered to post it here.
[General Topics] DanielEGVi:
The best thing about Project Butter is that iSheeps can't brag anymore about the smooth UI.

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[General Topics] toddevoss:
android all day every day. although i am interested in seeing what iphone 5 comes up with.
[General Topics] codexv:
Coming from an iPhone 4s to an EVO LTE. Android all the way. Screen size alone.
[General Topics] IcedCube:
Jelly Bean. Galaxy Nexus. More android phones with Jelly Bean.

Enough to make you jizz your pants with excitement... plus a little bit more.
[General Topics] dsarch21:
Obviously ios6, android is out dated, too customizable, too many phone choices, too big of a screen and honestly if it isn't an iPhone, it isn't an iPhone

Sent via jelly bean gnex
[General Topics] Stevemotto:
Don't even know why you asked this in a forum densely occupied by android lovers (such as myself).

Nevertheless, its a bit early to decide on an answer, since IOS 6 has yet to be released even though there are some rumours about it. However I wouldn't be surprised if Jelly bean manages to climb the top since its a great and relatively smooth OS that has been greatly improved on since 4.0 (and dare to say, it has the smoothness that the IOS users always brag abut when in an IOS vs Android discussion).
[General Topics] AndroidExpert04:
iPhone I think will be close, I have an unbiased opinion
[General Topics] SMN23:
Just got the Xperia Ion and I laugh every time I see both my brothers with their tiny 4S's haha.
[General Topics] hazphaz:
Id rather have a broken htc wildfire than anything with an apple logo :p
[General Topics] roninnbaby:
Dnt u see iphone lovers are still there in this thread

sent from my xperia neo v
[General Topics] yekaterina:
undoubtedly Android
[General Topics] sfeira31:
Android :)
[General Topics] bartoloandre98:
I say Firefox os!

Sent from My Samsung Galaxy S2 running Paranoidandroid Rom.What else if not?=P
[General Topics] TmmyGN:
Maybe yes! It s probably

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[General Topics] x3nophobia:
android jb just beat iphone. what im sure about iphone 5 is bigger screen & ios 6. same as hell. plus, after apple lawsuit, it makes me allergy to apple product. ANDROID FTW
[General Topics] _Variable:
Vaporware pwns 2 released OSes! :p
[General Topics] Masterfisto:
With the introduction of Jelly Bean, android has really become a complete and mature os to compete with ios. I would say undoubtedly android unless you are already part of the Mac ecosystem.
[General Topics] Devilajimmy:
I think that it must be better than andriod