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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Basian Mile:
VolumeWake will Conflict with VolumeSkipTrack.

And last one is more useFull then first one.

But like i say. You can easy use Theme of v9 when u exchange the policy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Basian Mile:
v9.5 in OP

-Added Themed Gmail.apk (Look at Credits)

-Added new very cool Bootaniamtion (Look at Credits)

-Some new png here and there...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dlstaq:
Thanks i'm understand

I'm grab gmail ans put un package 8.3 it's possible if i signed ZIP ?

Envoyé depuis mon Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Basian Mile:
No Problem at all. Just put it there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dlstaq:
I'm flash 9.5

Bootanimation it's beautiful and Gmail

Where is 'more png'

Add screen capture in power menu it's possible in new version ?

Thank

Envoyé depuis mon Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Basian Mile:
Background of dialer is new. And scrolling buttons are new. Much better to see now.

I hope to get screenshot soon. But iam a code noob and need help. Maybe the dev of new powermenu will help.

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skilover:
Any reason this won't work on TORO (Verizon) Roms? It's a theme, not a rom, right?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Basian Mile:
Toro is using another framework. So afaik it wont work. Sorry.

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus
[Member-Found Deals] Nato154:
OCZ 120GB Agility 3 SATA III 2.5" Solid State Drive

http://1saleaday.com/ :good:
[Member-Found Deals] mbh87:
Apparently OCZ has gone to **** and a lot of people have been having problems with their drives not lasting.
[Member-Found Deals] ServError:
I believe that problem was more with their 2 series, not the 3s. Also, I can only imagine how many SSD RMAs are from people who failed to set it up properly or found it to be too much trouble. I know that some people simply don't update the firmware, or have some kind of compatibility issue, and just give up then and there.

SSDs are still an enthusiasts toy, but they do work for enthusiasts as far as the eye can see.
[Member-Found Deals] GideonX:
I'll stick with Samsung, Intel, or Crucial. I'm not trusting my data to OCZ.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227726

I just skimmed the reviews and there's a handful of DOAs, ouch.
[Member-Found Deals] mbh87:
You can usually find Crucial M4s for around $100 every so often. Definitely worth the extra $25 IMO.
[Member-Found Deals] GideonX:
You don't need to tell me twice, already plunked down on numerous 256GB versions ;)
[Member-Found Deals] sk337sk337:
Got a Crucial in my PS3 :)

Can't lose my videos/downloads/demos too much of a pain in the ass to get them again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] thran8:
I currently have an iphone on tmobile, and i only get 2G because of the clashing frequencies. I want to get a Tmobile SG3 and get 4G, but if i unlock the phone will tmobile still be able to read the code of the phone and make me upgrade to a actual internet plan.

So my question is; should i buy the international SG3 or the tmobile SG3? Thanks for anything you guys can tell me.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FRuiTBoOT:
Answer, Wrong section. Move to Q&A.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Lieu10ant:
they will find out regardless. even if you buy it from somewhere else. and they will make you upgrade unfortunately.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] thran8:
i had a feeling that was the case, so it seems that i would need to get the international version to get around that
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Lieu10ant:
yep. but you'll be stuck with edge
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] thran8:
yea, i found this:

http://wiki.howardforums.com/index.php/T-Mobile

which might be helpful for others who have t-zone still
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexNC75:
I have a Motorola RAZR MAXX and it has a nice function that allows me to launch a specific app if I double tap the home button. This is nice, but it is limited by a small predetermined list of apps.

I was wandering if there are any apps available that allows you to not only choose from all installed apps, but specifically allows you to launch certain phone actions ... such as toggling screen orientation lock on/off. Too many times have I been in an app and had to back out to the home page just to change this setting. I would love to simply be able to double click the home button to toggle screen rotation on/off.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
For folks who have owned multiple Nexus branded products (Nexus One, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7) - What can I expect in terms of quality from my first Nexus product? What have been your experiences as you moved from one Nexus product to other? I know quality can be applied at many levels, be it the product build, performance, software etc - apart from the pure GOOG experience.
[Nexus 7 General] clandest:
Will saying that I will only buy nexus phones tell you anything about 'quality'?

Edit: And Nexus products are what google themselves use, so you know its pretty much top of the line for that moment.

Edit2: And I have had Nexus one, Nexus S, and now Galaxy Nexus.
[Nexus 7 General] rmm200:
Nexus brand or not - this tablet is made by Asus.

Look to the Asus line of recent products for an indication of quality.
[Nexus 7 General] demandarin:
300 got rave reviews, tech sites/bloggers stoked over infinity pad. even Anandtech impressed. prime had good reviews but there are some that had issues. which is expected with any device.

If Google themselves found Asus to be competent enough to build their very first Nexus tablet, that shows Google has extreme confidence in Asus. I'm not worried. I had a satisfying experience with my first ASUS product, which is the Transformer Prime. Been loving it ever since last Dec. since it was so good, I will go with Asus again on the 16gb Nexus tablet I pre ordered already. I have no doubts new Nexus 7 will be a hit. Reviewers already said the build quality is superb and feels high end. then we know the software and chipset flies on this 7in.

all reviewers so far said this device feels and performs like a high end one. even the display is really good with high dpi count.
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
Of course not, but these being branded as Nexus and GOOG using multiple manufacturers when they release these devices, you as an owner of these various products would be able to pin point about "quality" - or the differentiator from other products (apart from pure GOOG experience)?

No?
[Nexus 7 General] clandest:
Any Nexus product, google works closely with the manufacture (supposedly), to give the best android experience. All my Nexus devices have worked how they should, and have been very pleased with the build quality, looks, and functionality. BUT like you said that's all subjective.

So really, the only quality you can probably go off of, is...... Nexus is what Google themselves use to develop and further the android platform..
[Nexus 7 General] nyijedi:
This is tough. I own the Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, and Asus Transformer Prime.

The Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus were both made by Samsung, and I feel the quality of both of them were GREAT. Some complained they felt a little "plasticky," but I had no hardware problems at all with either.

The Prime...well....how do I put this....let me try it this way:

WORST. ELECTRONIC PURCHASE. OF. MY LIFE.

The problems in design (GPS didn't work b/c of the metal back and their "fix" was to remove GPS as a feature - the WiFi performance is also terrible), the low-quality hardware used (plenty of crappy displays with light bleed, LCD mura, and dead/stuck pixels), and the piss poor service (updates keep fixing one issue and breaking 3 others, RMA process that screws customers) have all left an incredibly sour taste in my mouth.

With that said, Google will be supporting this device, not Asus, so my service complaints mean nothing in regards to the Nexus 7. And I would hope that since this is Google's baby, they're keeping a close eye on it and Asus won't have a garbage design and garbage parts as a result, but we shall see.
[Nexus 7 General] Nexcellent:
I've had all the Google Experience Devices + all Nexus phones, build quality ranges by company. The reviews are good and Asus has been making some quality stuff as others have already mentioned.
[Nexus 7 General] NeoMagus:
This right here. My Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been great. Personally being an owner of a 201 with issues (Dead GPS , wifi/BT issues), I'm going to wait on the Asus Nexus.. their brand is tarnished to me with what I've went through with them.
[Nexus 7 General] MaxCarnage:
My Nexus S was a phenomenal device. I loved that damn phone. I plan on going back to a Nexus phone when the next gen model comes out.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727
[Nexus 7 General] jptech:
It was all because of a design decision.

I had a 201 for about a week. It didn't have all those problems. My GPS would lock 11 birds if I was outside. I had decent wifi. I just couldn't stomach their repsonse to real problems. If they had just put an RF window on the back like the infinity pad, it wouldn't have had any issues. Since it was a one piece stamped frame/back cutting and making new parts would have cost too much.
[Nexus 7 General] rmm200:
I doubt if any manufacturer will put a metal back on a tablet again.

Asus sure seems to have learned with the RF-transparent back on the Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 General] NeoMagus:
I know all this already. The design decision doesn't bother me, in fact I bought it partly because of the looks. My problem is with the tablet not functioning 100% the way its supposed to compared to my other Android devices.

As for the company in general, don't even get me started, If it wasn't for me starting and maintaining a list and then sending it to the Asus product managers that check the 201 forums (and a certain user who has their ear who posted in here earlier) , at least 75 users including myself would probably still be waiting for our GPS extension kits when we signed up the first day, you can do a search of posts I created if you're interested in that whole debacle.

Main point I'm trying to make in a thread about quality, when I spend my money on a product I expect it to work. And my experience with their products has been far from what it is with my other devices.
[Nexus 7 General] jtc276:
I think you're being way too hard on Asus. Whether you believe it or not, they make amazing products. Their laptops are typically top of the line while also being cheaper than most of the competition and usually better. The original Transformer was the best tablet on the market until this year. Asus is a wonderful company. So they messed up with one device? Apparently they did try to fix it. They issued the GPS dongles to help fix the issue and apologized for the mess they created. And all I've heard from others is that they have fantastic customer service.

I'm glad that Google chose Asus to make the Nexus 7. They really were the most qualified. The original Transformer was easily the best last-generation tablet and the Infinity will be the best current-generation tablet. Google made a great choice.
[Nexus 7 General] NeoMagus:
Well you spend $500+ on a tablet that performs worse than my dual core devices, and deal with the problems with Asus that I have and you would probably see it differently. Sure there are those who have had positive experiences, but I know I'm not the only one with my views, just spend a little time in the other forums. In the end the choice is yours.

If I had it to do all over again, would I rather spend $250 on an N7 than $650 on my 201 and dock? Absolutely.
[Nexus 7 General] Soldier-2Point0:
I agree. I am patiently awaiting the next Nexus phone.

MB860, CM7.2.0, Faux 026b1 1Ghz

Nexus 7 Tablet

@#&$ Motorola
[Nexus 7 General] jtc276:
Oh, I'm not saying that you shouldn't be mad. If I were you, I would be too. I'm just saying that you shouldn't bash the whole company and their products for the one faulty one that you happen to own.
[Nexus 7 General] NeoMagus:
Hah, if you would have actually read my post you would see I'm not "bashing" them on the device alone, but their service I recieved with the product as well. It shouldn't take me over a month to get into contact with someone to fix an issue... Again, you have your views, and I have mine... and I'm simply sharing my experience with the only Asus product I've wasted my money on so others can decide whether Asus quality is something they should spend their hard earned money on.

I'm really not trying to turn this thread into a pissing match. If you like Asus, and have had a good experience with them, that's awesome. I have not. And as much as I want to jump on an N7, the manufacturer Google went with more than likely cost them my sale as well as others who feel the same way I do. Honestly if you don't like my opinion, just add me to your ignore list.
[Nexus 7 General] jtc276:
I definitely wasn't trying to start a pissing match, so I'm sorry if it seemed like I was. I'm just saying that out of all the Asus products I have heard of and/or actually used, the Prime is the only device than anyone has had a massive amount of trouble with. Otherwise, their track record is pretty much flawless.
[Nexus 7 General] ronin688:
I think for me the real selling point of this tablet is the Google name and the high visibility of the N7 launch as their entrance into the tablet market. The Nexus line is the flagship for Google and I've only ever heard good reviews from friends who own them.

I've owned devices with user bases too small to force a response on hardware issues and that's not going to be an issue here. If there is some sort of hardware or software fault, it's going to get publicity and it's going to get fixed.
[Nexus 7 General] nyijedi:
I get you point that Asus has a pretty good track record other than the Prime. However, the fact that the Prime is the same type of product as the N7 and is one of their latest products makes me wary of the N7.
[Nexus 7 General] lazl0:
Overall Asus has good products. I have a laptop from them which I run fedora 17 on. No company is perfect but they generally make quality stuff.

my other phone is Nokia maemo n900
[Nexus 7 General] ock:
In terms of software development quality, the Nexus line is right at the top.

As for Asus, I've been watching their tablet and ultrabook lines, they seem to be hearing what customers want and have been making some pretty major changes (which unfortunately caused issues such as the Prime's GPS). I'll be watching closely how the Nexus 7 fares
[Nexus 7 General] myrmidon111:
Google dedicated an entire building to Nexus 7 development. They brought in 30 ASUS engineers to work along side Google's team. Apart from lending an engineering team, ASUS just builds them. Google was in charge of the entire project including build quality. If anything ends up being flawed by design, it will be on Google and since Google has a hell of a lot riding on the Nexus 7, I severely doubt they will mess it up.
[Nexus 7 General] flintfirewalker:
It's my first Asus product and second nexus product. Gnex was my first nexus, first Samsung and only second android product. Therefore, I'm in no position to make any assuring statements.

However, I'm pouring over every review, video and editorial, and I just can't find negative reviews of the n7. Even bgr gave it good reviews, and that site has some Apple's butt sniffers as writing staff.

The only negative is the same tired old statements about rear camera and storage. Those are not quality issues.

Having said that, I ordered with confidence, waiting to receive it in the next couple of days. I'll have two weeks to return it if absolutely necessary.
[Nexus 7 General] albundy2010:
Nexus brands have been fairly decent. Nexus one had some hw issues. Well basically one. Power buttons had a high fail rate. The digitizer sucked. HTC used the same crappy digitizer on their other phones of the time as well.

The nexus s is a solid device. Can't really find a real fault with it.

Can't comment on the gnex. Only played with one for five minutes.

HTC was good with warranty stuff on the nexus one.

Not sure about the nexus s. Between Samsung or the retailer/carrier that sold it etc.

Gnex from the play store I seen on the phones forum that dealing the play store for issues is no issue.
[Nexus 7 General] jankko:
For the most part I have been very happy with my Galaxy Nexus but it has not been all smooth sailing. I have had the issue with the battery not charging (if you search for it, the same problem has occurred to quite many people). I fixed it (for now) by bending the USB port in the device a bit with a knife, but I can't say I am happy about the port build quality.
[Nexus 7 General] BostonDan2:
I've had great luck with Asus laptops and will continue to buy them, however, I too had a similar experience with the Asus Transformer Prime, quoting above, WORST. ELECTRONIC PURCHASE. OF. MY LIFE, poor wifi performance made it unusable. I returned it and ended up with an iPad 2 which is working well for my purposes, browsing, Gmail, Gcalendar, Gdrive, Salesforcecom, iWork, and Quickoffice. Gaming for me is playing solitaire. I'm still considering the Nexus 7 to use in addition to my iPad, but the experience with the Transformer Prime is keeping me from buying another Asus built tablet early. I know Google controlled the design, but because Asus is involved, I'm waiting. I'm concerned about limited reports of glass separation on the left hand side, dead pixels, and how support will be handled.
[Nexus 7 General] NeoMagus:
Well let me just say with how skeptical I was, I'm glad I went looking for one, my vita was just sitting collecting dust trading in on it and guy said his store wasn't even supposed to get one because nobody pre-ordered.

So far it has acted like I have expected to and function just like my Gnex, the one I got thankfully doesn't have any screen issues some are talking about the whole tablet seems built solid and wifi and wifi/bt speeds are just like my other devices no dropoffs. I wouldn't be so disappointed in my Prime if I didn't pay such a premium for all the issues that came with it for the looks.

At the pricepoint N7 delivers imo
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
... I guess a sixth sense moment of what's coming when I started this thread. :) Some of the defects highlighted on the forum are just plain shocking for me to digest and I really hope I haven't made a mistake buying this device.

And to top it all, the whole pre-order mess, and GOOG completely ignoring its Canadian customers is a shocker as well. Most folks who ordered 16GB models as early as 27 & 28th June still haven't received their devices, no updates, no shipping confirms, atleast I haven't and what I hear is its now standard shipping when most of us paid over 320CAD. I wonder if I should just call and cancel?

I suspect we will have better manufactured devices within 3-4 months with all the silly missing features incorporated probably at the same price and spec... I am surprised none of the reviewers got a lemon while the device was in its staging phase for most customers.
[Nexus 7 General] sgs2.e4gt:
Its the cult of Android. People complain about issues and in the same sentence talk about how it isn't that bad. People consider living with serious flaws and defects. Its shítty QC, par for the course for asus, but everyone hails for being the best shìtty tablet because they slap nexus on it. Sort of like another 5 letter name with a following that will blindly slurp up inferior hardware for...
[Nexus 7 General] Raikia:
Don't worry. You have to remember that people who post in these threads are those that have to because they have a problem. You don't see the thousands of people who are completely happy with their device. I got my 16 GB Nexus 7 at the beginning of this week and I absolutely love it. I have zero issues that were mentioned here and it is definitely the best device I have purchased (I also have a Galaxy S 3).

I agree that the pre-ordering was a mess since I ended up paying more for shipping than I needed to, but we got $25 of play store credit, which kind of balanced it out in my head.

Anyway, you will love your device. On the off chance that something is wrong with it, you will get a replacement with no headaches. Be excited. Its the best $286 I have ever spent! :victory:
[Nexus 7 General] sgs2.e4gt:
I have experienced none of the issues anyone states, but I haven't tried the speaker either.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dragn4rce:
The Razr is a very alien device for since it has so much limitations and need a lot of "winging it" in my opinion being a Nexus user and all.

But here's the question. How can I just flash ICS on this Verizon Razr as easy as possible.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Chuckleb0ne:
Depends. Usually you can just go to settings, and about phone, and then go to check for updates.. That should upgrade you to ics if you are on the stock gingerbread.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dragn4rce:
OK well if I'm already rooted with a Verizon Droid RAZR with the RAZRX rom on it already. Then what do I do to get ICS on board????
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
as long as ur running stock rom it'll do just fine.. if ur not running stock rom reflash it, and then do wut previous post says settings>about phone> search for updates.. u'll have to re root tho... use matty's 1.7 just did it on mine and works fine..root access and all.

Edit: I just re-read post to make sure i covered everything.. since u have the razrx rom, (th3ory's, i was running too...one word... AWESOME!) flash back to the err.. what was last update...902 i think... just reflash stock rom, and search for OTA of ICS.. it's wut i did..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Chuckleb0ne:
Alright so you are gonna want to do a search either here on XDA, or a google search and look for the stock RAZR 2.3.6 rom. And follow the instructions to install it and then as I said before go to settings, about phone, and click check for updates. And if that doesn't work tell me and I will give you instructions to install the stock ics manually.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dragn4rce:
Alright guys thanks. I'll do this tomorrow. :D

Can't wait to see ICS on that Razr display. :cool:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
make sure battery is charged!!!!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Pokelover980:
I can assure you that ICS on the Razr display is as sexy as it gets :P and it's quite nice with Motorola's changes to it. They seem to have left it relatively untouched, but what they did change was for the better in my opinion. If you don't like what they changed, I believe there are quite a few ROMs for a more pure ICS experience, and it will still be quite sexy ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
What other ROMS r there.. I live the sexyness of the new ICS..just don't like all the bloat..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rigbyrobot:
As for using the stock ics, bloat can be disabled, you go to settings/applications /manage applications/all then find the bloat you don't want, select it, uninstall updates, then you will find an option to disable. This will hide the app and disallow it to function, but it will still be in /system/app when an ota dose a file system check. If you're looking for cm9, I'd update to .211 install safe strap 2.0 for razr ics, then check out hashcodes cm9 build for the razr, you'll have to Google for it, it's not on xda. You will have to rsd back to stock before the update will install.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
The "disable" trick doesn't fully work I've found.. not on all of it.. too bad titanium backup freeze doesn't work anymore.. was easier/best way in my opinion..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rigbyrobot:
What have you found that disabling doesn't work for? Some apps you have to uninstall the updates before the disable option will show up
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
Device setup.. guided tours.. latitue.. crap like that.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dragn4rce:
You can download Rom toolbox and delete them of you like. Just back em up if u feel u'll need em one day.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
Thanks for the tip... may have to give it a try.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dragn4rce:
Or u can use a root explorer app and go to DATA\APP

Or if u can go System/APP for core apps.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xpsychox:
Nvr thought of that.. so used to titanium..