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[Nexus S General] TechKidTarek:
they said 5 nexus devices maybe the nexus q and nexus 7 are 2 out of the 5 there are also rumors of a nexus 10 tablet which would be 3 devices out of 5
[Nexus S General] 1Nexus:
I'm expecting it to be out around Octobish-Novembish-Decembish like the other Nexus phones xD

It's gonna be good for sure, knowing how clean, fresh, and smooth the Nexus phones have been.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] parthi14:
I wrongly posted in general section.. but it is wanted to be in app section.. so here we go..:good:

original thread-->http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1736413

HIT THANKS IF YOU LIKE THIS SHARE :cowboy: :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T-Slice:
Can anyone who already has one, install flash and report if it works?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neok44:
i do not have a Nexus 7 but i have a Galaxy Nexus which i installed the I/O version of jelly bean on.

I can confirm that Flash worked perfectly with Firefox (chrome does not support it) and the stock browser (one rom included that).

i tested with amazon prime instant video and youtube.

Proof: https://plus.google.com/u/0/113128174610918949268/posts/5kE9YdBDrDM
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RMXO:
Yes, you can install Adobe Flash & Air. I've installed both on my device
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alan77ss:
but make sure you've got it installed by mid-august cause adobe are removing it from the store.

http://m.guardian.co.uk/technology/...ndroid-dies-adobe?cat=technology&type=article
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparksco:
Well let's hope that HTML5 gets more support soon :banghead:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mark Friedlander:
Alternate download source for Flash install files

After mid-August, you may still be able to find Android Flash at the Adobe web site. I'm too new to be allowed to post links here but I found the apk version at the Adobe web site look for the page titled Flash Player Help Archived Flash Player versions.

Mark
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparksco:
My nexus 7 is still on pre-order. But I did test the stock browser of my phone running android 2.3.7 for HTML5 from this link:

http://html5test.com/

Looks like HTML5 is not fully supported on the browser I'm using :(

Can someone that already has the device test this and share the results?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
This is really the thing that keeps me of ICS now, no blur any more！you know MOTO blur is the only widget can see Facebook and Twitter here in CN. Wish someone could create a substitute in here:(
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eyriiii:
:eek::eek::eek:

Why would anyone want Blur? :crying::crying:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
'Cuz it's the only way to send and receive Facebook updates in China
[Motorola Droid RAZR] AndroidGreg:
Would the people in china like to to upload the fb apk file later today in this thread?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
Hey, friend！Will do it later tonight, network sucks at present.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
Facebook apk

I think this is not the Facebook apk specifically for China 'cuz FB is banned here, I just download it from local app market. Guess this OK?

Please help.

Thank you so much.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
Any news, guys?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
Am not sure. Are running ICS?

What apk do u need exactly?

Cheers
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 孑羽殇雄:
Hey, sorry for late reply.

No, I'm not running ICS, 'cuz it has no more MOTO Blur which is my only way to update my FB,Twitter with cellphone. You know, in China, FB, Youtube and Twitter are inaccessible--internet or phone, unless you use a proxy.

What I want now is/are FB and Twitter app that could work on my Razr, in CN. Really really hope someone here is the master helping me out.:angel:
[Asus Transformer TF700] SuperSwagSauce:
New forum for this brand-spanking-new device? Why don't we introduce ourselves and start off the t700 community the right way? :)

Ill go first,

I've been a fairly active member of the Epic 4G Touch community here on XDA. I'm a rising senior at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, and I've been waiting for a solid android tablet to replace my first generation iPad as my note-taking, homework-on-the-go, etc device. Planning on getting my t700 when it's released in a couple weeks (hopefully) and getting down with some custom ROMs!
[Asus Transformer TF700] reluttr:
Ok :D

I was really active in the HTC Fuze forum up until I got a iphone 4. I used to have a ipad for note taking and etc, but I always felt like it lacked something. Since the first generation ipad is now officially "obsolete" and wont be receiving any new updates or apps, I have decided to give android a go this time around.

Anyways I got to demo a TF300 today at Office Depot and I have to say I am fairly confident I will be happy with the Infinity. Assuming the higher pixel density does not impact the performance much. :P
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
I joined XDA last march when I got my Motorola Atrix, but I didnt really become an active member here until I got my Nook Color last June and loaded CM7 on it. A few months later the HP Touchpad firesale hit, resulting in me selling the Color for it. In retrospect getting the TP was a mistake, since it ruined 7" tablets for me (and thus now the Nexus 7) and started having some hardware issues that resulted in an on-going fight with HP's repair services. That's a long story though, and not one for here.

What is relevant is, to make up for the disaster that was the Touchpad I decided to get a TF300. Right as I was about to buy it though, rumors started flying around on the TF700 launching late June which made me decide to hold off. When the actual launch date and pricing were announced, I was somewhat caught off guard since it was cheaper than I expected.

As such, I'll be picking up a 32GB model with a dock (which I thought I wouldn't be able to afford given rumored pricing), running it rooted stock for about a month for warranty purposes and then loading it with CM9 and a Linux chroot. It'll replace my Touchpad as a light and portable way to take notes during classes as well as general couch surfing and lightweight productivity like writing papers, code, email etc.
[Asus Transformer TF700] SuperSwagSauce:
Looks like we're both victims of ancient iPads lol
[Asus Transformer TF700] marder:
I joined XDA after getting an HTC Touch HD (Windows Mobile), then an HTC Desire HD (Android).

I started wanting a tablet about a year ago, but no Android model really seduced me, and anything by apple is a big NO. I got interested in the first Transformer and in the Prime, but the issues encountered by their users told me to wait.

Since the Infinity was announced, I have decided it would be the tablet to have.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
I have been leeching on XDA for a pretty while, but became a more or less active member January last year when my LG O2x arrived. It was replaced by my tried-and-true SGS2 about half a year later (and donated to my then-fiancée -- I have flashed pretty much every custom ROM that came out, and have settled on SLIM for now).

I was looking for a tablet that could entertain me on my rather long commute to work (work shift-based in a hospital, with somewhere between 4.5 and 6 hours of (mostly train-based) commute per shift) -- before I mostly read on my e-reader; now, in addition, I browse the web and watch documentaries (or the incidental movie).

I got the TF700 before the actual release date (retail) and I am very happy with it. I must say that I am curious if the performance boost with a custom ROM will becomparable to that which I've seen on my SGS2. If so, then let me first brace myself, for it probably will knock my socks off. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] smoshua:
Hi tf700 enthusiasts! I just pre-ordered my infinity from j&r and almost have gone completely insane with waiting months for the official release in USA.

I have never had a Tablet, and I am a bit nervous of any large monetary purchases. I was hoping to write my first post here with the knowledge that you guys here would provide great opinions, information, and support!

Looking forward to being a part of XDA!
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Hi smoshua, welcome to XDA! If you can cope with the occasional irate developer and intellectually blunt users, you'll be fine in here. ;) I hope you haven't been diappointed already ('"you were hoping to write you first post... you guys would provide ... information and support"), hahaha!

As far as the price goes: yes, the TF700 is quite an expensive device, but you should also remember you are buying the best-specced Android tablet today. No better way to increase e-peen length that that. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZankerH:
Long-time Android user, mostly Samsung thus far, this will be my first tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KilerG:
I became involved here on XDA when I bought my Droid Bionic back in September. Decided I wanted this tablet because it's a beast...and I need something to take to class and write notes on (the dismal battery life on my laptop makes that difficult...it's too powerful for it's own good ;) ). I also really want something light to carry around as a mostly laptop replacement since this thing gets pretty heavy carrying around...I'll keep it for more power hungry tasks and long writing sessions.
[Asus Transformer TF700] haukew:
Hey all!

I´ve been using Android on both phone and tablet since August ´10 with the htc desire (currently running miui) and August ´11 with the tf101 (running Revolver). I´m atm selling my tf101 on ebay and bought my tf700 last week.

To be honest i´m a bit disappointed in the overall performance of the tf700 which feels almost identical of the tf101´s (which is a bit laggy sometimes) but maybe that will go away.

What would excite me to no end would be Ubuntu 12.04 or 12.10 running on the tf700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tdp252:
I owned a Transformer Prime and ended up selling it on Ebay, but kept the keyboard with the intent of reusing it with the TF700.

My impressions so far with the TF700 are positive. GPS was important to me and I am pleasantly surprised by how much it has been improved. The strip at the top/back of the tablet looks well implemented and does not detract from the beautiful appearance of the device.

My only concerns are the I/O (slow copying of files into and out of the unit) and the jerkiness in Chrome makes it almost unusable.. probably just a setting or tweak somewhere.

Overall I am very pleased and not regretting the purchase like I did with the Prime.

If we get Jelly Bean things can only get better. :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] SuperSwagSauce:
+1 on the JB my friend.

Sent from my Super Sexy Epic Touch rockin' "The Goodness"!
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
Hi All,

I have been a huge fan of tablet. In fact, I started using my very first tablet which was PC by HP like 7-8 years ago. Then bought ultraportable PC Tablet. When xoom came out I jumped on it. Then I switched to the Samsung Galaxy 10.1. Then went to iPad2. Got galaxy 10.1 back for awhile (this time with 4G). In an anticipation of Transformer Infinity I ended up selling my Galaxy 10.1. I believe I have done fair share of research and personal experience of tablet. I definitely enjoy Android Tablet over iOS due to its flexibility, and believe or not some apps are better on android (at least for what I do). Samsung was just too slow in terms of updating their OS, which was one of a big negative for me. Plus the build quality of the tablet was poor. Without any major physical damage I can think of, the plastic around the port broke off. So I was not going to go with Samsung again. Having seen phenomenal speedy update of ASUS, I was going to go with Infinity except.... IO issue seems a major one. So I will hold off and see if ASUS will fix this. But in the mean time, I will keep checking this forum as otherwise I wouldn't even have known such issue existed. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] waltnich:
Leavin iPad2

Hi guys. Just like ya'll I'm standin around the beach waitin 4the launch.

Really just started messin with my 3D late April and the downgrade to get root and all that. Did the Newt rom and the ics and sense 4 were the hoot. I've gone back to stock waitin4 the official ics upgrade. Kinda fun playin around the innards of the 3D, if not abit like paintin by numbers, lol

Tablet wise I picked up the iPad2 when it came out. That was slightly before real android tablet action. I like the iPad2 but not the OS - I really feel at home with Android. I just put my iPad2(with my Apple goodies) and my AR Drone up on ebay. Figgure that'll cover most the cost of the 700 the way those iPad's hold resale value.

Bye bye Apple

Just like ya'll I'm standin around the beach waitin 4the launch
[Asus Transformer TF700] Mspeker38:
Hi KilgerG,

when I read your text I had to laugh and read it loud to to my wife ;-) had the htd touch pro 2 (Windows Mobile), now have also the htc desire hd... For also a decent time, I cant wait to finally get a tablet. Apple was a no-Go, and not good Android tablets. Then the transformers came, but i read about their problmes. So no-GO. And the Infitnity... I ordered one week ago one and i cant wait ;-)

I just found this forum... hopefully I wont find anything here, that makes me thinking about buying the device really.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Nebucatnetzer:
So I'm here as well.

My story is as follows

I started with a Nexus One because I was fascinated with the idea that you could change your OS on a phone. I didn't know at that time that it was already possible. I had no idea what an impact it would've on my life. But as you can imagine I got ORD quite fast. :D

When I owned the N1 I was a quite passive member and read a lot and just tried to learn all that stuff.

Then I bought the Nexus S and began to be a bit more active.

After the NS I bought the Galaxy S II which was my big mistake. I hate Touchwiz. CM was available though but it was always a bit buggy. So I ditched the SGSII as soon as the Galaxy Nexus came out.

With the Galaxy Nexus I started to become quite active. I'm currently a beta tester for the SLIM ICS/ Bean ROM.

And you'll see me from time to time in the CM threads because I'm really a big fan of their work.

I owned the TF101G before the TF700T. I liked it quite a bit but I came late to the game so that it was quite outdated when I bought it.

The biggest issue for me though was the low resolution. Use to the high resolution display on my GNEX it was really a pain to read on it.

That's actually the main reason why I bought the Infinity.

ATM I own just the tablet in gold but as soon as the dock is available I'll buy that too.

I'll use it mostly for reading, surfing, watching films on the go and writing my blog.
[Asus Transformer TF700] DarsVaeda:
Same for me. I read through all the Prime desasters and luckily cancled my preorder before it was shipped.

Now I hope the Infinity has those things bugged out.

Can't wait till the grey version pad only is released here in Germany.

It is said to be next week.

Fingers crossed!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Crizthakidd:
i wanna throw some links out and help discuss how fast tech is moving. Asus is taking the initiative to make tablets into ultra books. and microsoft is also starting in that direction.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/04/asus-tablet-600/

http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/04/asus-transformer-book/

with windows 8 on the horizon and these tablets running the full OS what do you guys recommend me doing ? i wanted to sell my laptop since i have a gaming computer and get something portable to take to class and stuff. use it to stream media and what have you. for 499 its releasing soon i want to get it buy a 32 gig sd card for the dock and be set !. super ips + is really important and the new hybrid tablets and docks are releasing with like 1300 by whatever resolution >_<

i dont want to get something that gets outdated fast but i feel like we are buying something experimental and this fall the real gadgets come out. even if i get it now will the resale value be enough to cover my loss and upgrade to tablets with i5 processors and same weight / cool design ?
[Asus Transformer TF700] fortunz:
I've been longing for a transformer mini (7" tab, full size dock) for some time. I thought the 370t might be the ticket, but instead of gaining a keyboard dock, it lost some extras and became the nexus 7. To add insult to injury, Asus came out after and told pocketlint there would be no transformer mini, apparently they couldn't imagine having a larger dock than tab, even though the empty bezel space would allow for generous front-facing speakers. I'll never understand why tabs direct sound away from the user when they're intended for multimedia.

Anyway, high res is a must (I'm a reader -- fuzzy text gets uncomfortable in long reading sessions), and netbook replacement is a must, and really only the infinity fits the bill. I'm looking forward to seeing just how well the screen performs outdoors. I'd prefer an efficient reflective solution like pixel qi or mirasol, but those can't seem to go primetime, so why not try and outshine the sun w. super ips+?

I'm a little disappointed there's no BT4, and wonder if the single GB of ram will be the first bottleneck to emerge as the device ages. I'm buying for the long haul. By the time I retire my infinity, the tablet category will no longer exist. We'll all have tegra X implanted directly into our brains and wired to our visual cortex.

But otherwise, I'm pretty excited. I came to XDA for XDAndroid on my winmo Touch Pro2. The transformer is the first android series with a better keyboard than that ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garner:
Has anyone got this working on there gnex with jelly bean?

Im running 4.1 i know that its installed in the internal apps but cant find it in the widget section to apply on the screen??

Am i being a noob and missing something???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Unfreeze it with Titanium Backup

Link
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garner:
Very weird I'll give it a try thankyou :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thepatman:
I got it to work by pushing the .apk (overwriting what was there) and setting permissions per the original article...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harpua:
Sound search widget? appear in my jb widgets (y)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twistkill:
It works only in US. Linked to Google Music (the market part), which is unavailable outside US.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garner:
Unfroze it now its showing but not tried it yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SN4K3B1T3:
This is untrue, I used tibu to unfreeze it and it works perfectly fine, even listens to what's playing on your phone

sent from my peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tinmeigut:
Why does the app gets frozen again upon a reboot? Is there a way to make it stay 'defrosted'? It's quite unpleasant having to defrost it manually every time I reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twistkill:
My bad! On my phone the widget is not even showing up and I read some comments on AndroidPolice, and deduced that it doesn't work outside US

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...search-widget-from-jelly-bean-no-root-needed/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vanisleryan:
I'm on slim 4.2 using cobalt theme. I want to change a few png'a within the theme. Where on my Sd card do these themes store so that I can edit them with root explorer?

never mind found it.

×Slim Rom×
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bulit000:
Hey. I have a HTC Kaiser with Android. I wrote a lot of contacts in the android (not on the SIM card), just broke my digitizer and I can not unlock the device, and desperately needs the contacts.

The system is installed on the memory card. How can I recover these contacts? Phone does not pay to fix it.

Regards
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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frans D:
I recently bought a Galaxy S3, to replace my present HTC Desire.

So far so good, however I am encountering one thing that I cannot find the solution to.

On my Desire I had an ISP email account configured, with an alias as "send from" email address.

The purpose of this is that I could reply and receive emails, on as well as my phone, home pc and working pc.

On the desire I had the configuring options;

Email address: alias@mymail.com

User name: Frans

Password: password

On the Galaxy I can only enter:

User name: Frans

Password: password

And next thing what happens, is that my "send from" email address is Frans@mymail.com.

So I want that the S3 sends mails from alias@mymail.com, so I get the replies on as well as my pc's as on my phone.

I am searching already for hours to find the solution, but without any result.

Does anybody know, how to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] solipsism:
Have been getting this since updating to Jelly Bean. Haven't had this problem before. I am trying to have a conversation with the old lady. Anyone have a work around?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcowboys2184:
Before switching to verizon I had T-Mobile and always had that with me my G1 .. since this is actually a gsm ROM maybe that's where it come from
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
str8 up annoying...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BANE:
Can I ask, do you mean that if you try and send 1 text it sends 3 or so, or am I misunderstanding?

BANE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
No, he means that if you send a text message, get a response and send a new text message, and sends another one you will get that warning message. It is meant as a security feature if an malacious app is trying to send multiple SMS's you will find out.

Saw a similar thread some days ago, but I don't know if they found a workaround for it or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tdoughone:
Dude I am getting this to and it annoys the hell out of me I have i9250 with tmo and with ICS it didn't do this and I increased the number of texts for it to save and still does this.... I get this message after every text I was in cm went back to stock for jb and now dealing with this and there is just something about being stock I like better but I cannot deal with this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Well, it's nothing to do with the amount of messages to store. It's how many messages you send per minute (or something) that causes that message to appear.

Are you using 3rd party messaging app?

Swiftkey'ed on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tdoughone:
Nope stock messaging
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
Any more info on this? Only happens when you heavy text in. Short period of time. But annoying none the less
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilalt:
i'm having the same issue on my gnex with 4.1 jb ...any work around it ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Exostenza:
Just started to get this today. Super annoying!

BUMP!

How can we disable this message for this app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j3r3myp:
Bump.

Have the same "issue" (even if it is not one). When I send two or three messages to one person in a reduced amount of time, the warning message pops.

Not something truly important but it starts to bother me..is it a control integrated in Android itself or just the messaging apk ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtygoldfish:
Everyone should take a look at this thread and see if the fix works for you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1831289
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddintyres:
Dammit you beat me to it, this fix does work if you are using most AOSP based roms, for some reason it does not work on Stock JB but so far has worked on any other custom rom ive tried. simply install open up app and accept what its telling you and you are good to go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j3r3myp:
Wow, so good, seems to be working on ParanoidAndroid 1.9.92 with the APK. Thanks !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] danmi.p66:
There are ways to remove that notification

There are some custom ROMs that have removed that notification. If you still see it, there are apps on Google Play (like SMS Limit Unlock or SMS limit tool) that can remove that limit completely. Tried both and only the first one worked on my Android 4.2.2 device, so you're welcome to give them both a try.

(And you will need root, of course...)