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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] the1dynasty:
Just flashed this one... it kills WiFi... data still works tho ;)

It looks like it was meant for the gnex not the ns4g
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] the1dynasty:
Thank goodness... trinity kernel seems to work just fine... wifi still works just fine and so does data...
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Android>IphoneOS:
Can you link it please??
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yumms:
So TFP was supposed to be the best Android tablet when it came out (now it's TFP 700). It was not a terrible product by any means but it did fall short of expectations.

It's broken GPS, sketchy wifi, horrible web browser (if not rooted) and low read/write speeds making everything slower compared to the cheapest android tablet out there. But besides all that it works and works pretty well.

Now that I've experienced the best of Android, I can't spend any money on it again for a similar experience.

I think I'll try MS Surface when it comes out. If nothing else at least the web browsing won't be as terrible as on TFP.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] amaectpo:
I think I take Google Nexus 7 and if Google provide 10 Inc Tablet I take it. Asus good company, but they support very poor. If Flagship like Prime doesn't work properly (but I very like this Tab, I use Prime every day, and Tablet very good) I think Asus not interesting to support they devices, they only interesting to sell. If they provide very good firmware with all new features, like Android 4,1 ,like kernel 3,1+ and other, and this firmware work grate and long battary live, I change my mind and take next Tablet from Asus and tell my Friend that this good deal and if they have Tablet they need Asus
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Subintro:
If I could get my money back for my prime, I'd probably get the Nexus 7. Or just upgrade my phone
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] PeterSH:
When I bought the prime a month ago (c4) I was aware of a lot of it shortcommings.

For me the prime works fine within its limitations. So my clear statement. I will stick with my prime at least

till next summer.

Then I will look may be a sufface pro or an ultrabook with touchscreen or even if Win 8 fails for me a new Win 7 ultrabook.

And I hear a lot of people think same.

The real looser are the current untrabook and notebook producer. Same like me a lot of ppl simple wait.

So again I stuck with the prime and I stuck with my 4 years old Dell notebook.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] killermojo:
Absolutely not. The prime took form over function to a degree where it proved to be near useless on my trip- the reason I bought it. ASUS will not get another dime from me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kabrutus:
I have given up on Asus. I was hoping HTC would make the Nexus tablet. I have had great success with HTC Phones. This TFP was junk. From random reboots, sleep of death, horrible gps, and don't get me started on the WiFi! I like Samsung but their GPS is just as bad. I will pass on the Nexus 7.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordanmw:
I already pre-ordered the Nexus 7. Here is to hoping that with the support of Google, that Asus and Nvidia can get this one right!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] polo2503:
Why could we need a new tablet ?

I mean, here we all have a Tegra3 based - Super IPS panel - Aluminium ...

Alright, the GPS isn't so good (however not too bad) and ICS is a bit rough but I don't think that today there is any other tablet able to overcome ou TFP : TF700 simply has a 1080p panel and the nexus 7 has Jellybean (which will come soon at our TFP and probably fix somes issues).

I don't believe that there is any competitor for us, who just bought a 600 €/$ tablet 6 month ago ....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MartiniMoe:
Thanks to one broken mainboard and the still remaining problems with screen flickering and the bootloader unlocker I am pretty sure, that ASUS will never ever get money from me again :mad:

A tablet for that much money and the screen is flickering and I cant unlock it? Due to this + bad WIFI and unusable GPS (which I would have accepted) this tablet is the worst investment in hardware I did in the past few years...

I just wanted a great gadget, now I cant even play with it, due to the locked bootloader that is not unlockable for me and many others :mad:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
Asus is crap. I will never buy one of their products ever again, and will be sure to spread this opinion to all friends and family who ask me for tech advice.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jonphinguyen7:
Love my Prime, but will not be buying another ASUS product either.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mcoupe:
I am with you on that one.

LOL...a lot of people bought their Primes as a POSSIBLE replacement to a laptop.

My Alienware M18 has replaced my Prime, and I think I will go with a M11 Alienware to replace my Prime.

BUT, even a 4k laptop is not without its problems. AMD has yet to provide a proper driver for dual 7970m GPU's......:crying:

So you know what Asus is probably on par with other manufactures, always caught up in the hardware/specs race and not fully ready to release a product.

Sent from my Alienware M18

Edit:

You know what, yeah i still do love my Prime, I know its flakey, but its great to sit on the couch and struggle trying to browse the internet. Plus its great on the crapper.

Crazy how things work though, my GS3 is now more powerful than my Prime...Geez it's only been 6 months
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
already pre-ordered a nexus 7. I might see what win 8 tablets talking about. but after nexus 7, ill be satisfied until tegra4 tablets release.

p.s. I LOVE THE PRIME! ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CrunchyDoodle:
I have an ASUS TF700t and keyboard on pre-order, and will be selling my good working Prime with its keyboard on eBay as soon as the new one comes in. That's what I did with my original Transformer and my current Prime. I expect that at the end of the year there will be some real Windows 8 tablets, such as the Microsoft Surface RT. I expect to "upgrade" to one of those in a similar manner. Great fun!

Bye.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mekrel:
It will be a Samsung tablet that's for sure, not only do Samsung's Exynos SoCs consistently perform as on of the best SoCs on the market but Samsung's latest Android devices have been nothing but stellar.

The Prime was my first experience of Asus and it's definitely going to be last, in my opinion; Asus have absolutely shocking quality testing. Whilst people can post that they don't have any problems; for every one who doesn't have an issue, 100's do. The fact that Asus did not comprehend the impact of a full metal design on the WiFi and GPS performance speaks volumes about their pre-release testing.

I'm not an unreasonable person, I actually didn't care much for GPS on a tablet and hence why I've not been vocal about it, so I'm not complaining for the sake of it. However, since .21, I've always had pathetic browser performance, screen glitching where the status bar jumps up and down and sleep of deaths whilst docked. .28 comes along and fixes none of those issues but throws screen tearing on the left side of the screen into the mix, you can imagine how much that would annoy a consumer.

I'm happy to use applications off the market to make the experience better, for example I use thumb keyboard because Asus' stock keyboard is nothing but an embarrassment. I mean, why release a 10.1" tablet with a soft keyboard that doesn't have the option to split the keyboard in landscape orientation? You can't reach the keys in the middle of the screen, it's basic ergonomics and something I learnt in school when I was 16 and that's why it's embarrassing. Yet there's certain applications where I'm not willing to compromise as the loss of features are too great.

For example, the stock browser supports flash and direct syncing with my Google account. Nothing else does this as Chrome doesn't support flash. Another great example of how disorganised and unprofessional Asus are, is the whole GPS dongle shipping process. Not only are Asus incompetent to mess up GPS in the first place, they're stupid enough to mess up their attempt to resolve the issue.

For me it comes down to a simple question, am I happy with the £500 I spent on the Prime? The answer is no, as I could have bought a tablet that's £200 cheaper with a Tegra3 chip in that doesn't have the issues the Prime does. Would you put up with a TV unit that had screen tear down the side, with absolutely no acknowledgement from the manufacturer as to when it's going to get fixed?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] phat_11:
Will certainly buy the nexus 7 as soon as it will be available around here. Don't know if i'll go for the infinity 700, since i lovethe prime except for its weak wifi speed on long range. I think i'll prefer to see what the windows8 tablets will be worth before going for a replacement for the prime of there ever will be one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cenonmin:
No way with ASUS, they are not getting another dime. And for that matter unless it surpasses the iPad in terms of smoothness and UI performance, I ain't getting another Android tablet, they are just not mature enough (phones are a different story, I will stick with Android phones).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fenturi:
Keeping my Transformer Prime TF201, adding a Nexus 7. If you NEVER buy stuff from any maker you get a bad device with in the end you will have nothing to buy.

I mean for a tablet you have who Asus and Samsung as top players, anyone else?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoMagus:
You can bet I will. I own several Moto products, an HTC and a Samsung. The 201 I wanted seeing how good the form factor was and hearing about quad-core power. After what I've been through with mine, the issues with the tablet and the company and trying to get a hold of someone competent enough to get a GPS dongle shipped to me, I'll never spend money on anything Asus again. I haven't had any of these issues with the other companies products, but this is just my personal experience with the devices I have purchased.

While I'm not saying there aren't people satisfied with their 201's you obviously are, for me I definitely didn't get what I spent $500+ on. I would probably have a more positive view of the company had I waited for the N7 and saved myself 400 or so plus the hardware and software problems over my 201 and dock but at least I learned the lesson I'll never spend that much again on an Asus tab.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] alex88510:
Currently using XXKPQ + UC Kernel V15.

Before I flashed to another firmware, all is stable, no big issue, stable.

So, when the XXLE4 value pack released, I tried flash to it but then I faced random reboot issue after flashing the custom kernel, doesn't matter BCK or UC kernel. I tried ignore this and continue flash the cleanvaluepack V2, then my csc became unknown. Doesn't know what happen.

So, I give up and restore back XXKPQ using nand backup that I backup earlier before flash.

After few days or weeks, I saw DDLF2 has some good comment and feedback. So I decided to tried it.

Same thing happen after I flash custom kernel(tried both BCK V14 and UCK V15).

The only kernel without issue is the default kernel which made by ganeshbiyer(only add in ROOT).

So I began to wonder whether it is caused by custom kernel not quite compatible with the new firmware.

Then I decided to do a fresh flash from XXKPE to XXKPQ.

After flashing UCK V15, same problem happen again!

Tried factory reset, wipe data/cache/dalvik cache but no use.

The only way is to restore using nand backup and problem is solved.

So, what is happen to my phone? Doesn't like to be flash?:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Din7077:
Hi there,

I've also experienced this before so you have to know that only stock kernel will allowed you to have a successful ported XXLE4.

Try reflash again XXKPE > XXKPQ --->> straight away update firmware without root + change kernel.

Hopefully it ll solve your prob.

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] alex88510:
When I flash to other firmware, I always do a fresh flash from XXKPE(with latona) twice and then the firmware which I want to upgrade.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Din7077:
i see, well if you said you flash UC v15 to your KPQ, i guess it wont work as it was developed for CM9.

For BCK , have you used the latest 1? BCK .....14.tar .

HAve you tried with universal as well?

i flashed using universal previously before going to flash liteDDLF2, no problem at all.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] alex88510:
I flash UC V15 for GB version, not the CM9A8 version. It work fine before I reflash the phone.

For BCK, I only tried the universal v14 fixed.

May be I will try again someday when I got time.

Is it ok if I use latona twice before flashing XXKPE?

Doesn't know why but there is once when I use latona once and flash XXKPE, my internal SD data still there.

It is not formatted so I wonder if the latona didn't clear all the data inside completely...
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Din7077:
I never flash latona twice =.=..i think its nothing to do with it i guess.

Well , keep on experimenting as I also trying to max out this i9003 :good:
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] milad.bmi:
first install farsi sopport software and then replace dejvu font .

warning: if you install Mersad plp 1.5 ,before install the font, you need to go to font folder in windows then delete all fonts ,then you can install the dejavu font :)

enjoy;)
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] alicanus:
asasadsdasd
[Android General] iONEx:
Apple continues to make excessive legal claims on generic designs.

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012...ecause-its-galaxy-tab-is-not-as-cool-as-ipad/
[Trophy General] TheXev:
I'm guna break down and buy a GSM Trophy so I can tinker around with it. I'd like to buy from someone inside the United States, but an international deal can work too if we can reach a good enough price. I do not care if the phone is branded (I'd almost prefer it is for what I want to try) or unlocked (I won't be using it for cellular, so it being unlocked is completely unimportant).

I'm willing to trade only inside of the United States, but my trading options are really REALLY limited and probably not a great deal for anyone:

1) HTC Vouge Verizon (Touch HSPLed) Clean ESN

1) HTC Vouge Sprint (cannot get reception anymore due to nuked something???) Clean ESN

1) HTC Eris Verizon (non-working speaker, rooted, busted antenna) Clean ESN

1) HTC Touch Pro2 Verizon (working, has weird keyboard problem, new digitizer, unlocked simcard slit, HSPLed, slight issue with water damage on LCD) Clean ESN

I do NOT want a Verzion Trophy! I have two already, and am looking for the GSM only HTC 7 Trophy! Once again, I'd prefer to deal inside of the United States, but will do a buy for trade internationally via Paypal payment only if its a REALLY good deal.
[Trophy General] TheXev:
I am still open to this trade/purchase.
[Trophy General] leezrd:
Better results in market place and that is were suppose to be at... not to be a jerk
[Trophy General] mikef:
Sorry, this really does need to be in the Marketplace. Closing.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arrowblaze7:
So i have a HD7 with the deepshining rom on it (v.7.5). Ive been scouring everywhere to find out how to update it to the latest deepshing rom but i havent found anything. please help. :silly:
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdrc45:
You have to reflash it to your device. If you installed rspl, then you have to re-rspl your device, once that's done and while its still in bootloader mode then flash v7.7 rom. If you have hspl installed, just enter into bootloader mode and reflash the rom!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] videian:
New to the Nexus, recently purchased from the Play store. On my commute I generally am running Waze (or google navigation) and Audible with screen on auto brightness. With these running I get a slow drain. With these running on my old iPhone 4s, I would get a slow charge (unless it got hot, then it drained). I am using the same charger (capable of enough power to charge a iPad) I guess I am worried about long trips, don't want to show up with an almost dead phone...

I did flash jelly bean last night, still a slow drain this morning on the way in.

Is this just the nature of the phone?

EDIT; disregard, found a prior thread...delete function does not seem to work??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ktownhero:
$5 with Prime

http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Vehi...41945128&sr=8-1&keywords=motorola+car+charger
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biscuitownz:
this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
the reason your nexus is still draining with your car charger is that it's only recognized as a 500mah usb, look at charging state in the settings and it will say USB. you can either mod a micro usb wire or the car charger buy connecting the two middle D pins. with this mod your nexus will recognize as AC charger that you can see in the settings.

i have the 5 dollar moto charger and it does really charge at 700mah, enough to charge while using maps, but the blue led is super bright and covers the entire circle. its very annoying at least for me to have a light that bright at night.

im using this one now, its an official motorola rapid charger that came with my Atrix's car mount. it charges at the same rate with 2 usb slots. http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Rapi...42088485&sr=1-4&keywords=motorola+car+charger
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RellikZephyr:
Another +1 for Motorola charger, only charger I have found that keeps charging my nexus while using navigation

Rellikzephyr
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JET4:
I also use the Motorola charger, works great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alias3800:
Out of curiosity, would there be any way to modify a USB port on the computer to induce the faster charging of an AC port? Is there an adapter for that?

I know there are kernels that allow for "fast charging,"but I don't know that there are any working with 4.1.1 yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inspiron41:
high recommend especially for the price. i almost always use the GPS while driving and this thing will charge it most defiantly while in use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] videian:
You saying just short the two middle pins together?

Edit; or better yet, is there a standard color code to the wiring? Will open the cable and tie them together in the middle... guess I could ohm them out as well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
USB 2.0 ports are only designed to output 500mA. If you value your ports I wouldn't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HinotoriBR:
It is alway important to notice that, no charger will be able to keep the battery level or at least charge it a little bit if temperature is high and phone is hot... This is just the way Li Ion batteries are, their efficiency decreases exponentially when temperature is higher... So, sometimes charger is not the one to blame, but, the climate/sun shinning over the phone + screen on + 3G/4G + GPS = a phone that is smoking hot and a battery working in adverse conditions...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alias3800:
They're work ports :rolleyes: so I wouldn't mind too much.

The truth is I don't really mind, because it does charge the phone, regardless of what I do. However, it does so slowly, and I was used to the fast charging of the iPhone. However, I've also +1 the Motorola charger in the car, it's a lifesaver. My battery never dies down in the car.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
i've never modded my wires so im not sure if they are color coded. for the chargers though i didnt even use any solder just open up the casing and i just bent the two D pins on the usb adapter that were soldered to the board so that they touch. but yah thats the basic idea just connect those two lines somehow and your phone will recognize the charger as AC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nomisunrider:
I have the motorola charger. The other day, I was getting a slow drain while using navigation. I confirmed the phone said it was charging (ac). I'm running JB. Anyone else with JB see a slow drain while using navigation with the motorola charger?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HinotoriBR:
Working just fine for me, but it is a little bit cold in Brazil (about 58F, the higher the temperature, higher the battery temperature and higher the chances that battery efficiency is down the drain and/or phone just stop charging battery to avoid battery hitting dangerous temperature thresholds where it starts to degrade permanently and if temperature keep increasing, it might even explode).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farfromovin:
I did a Palm Pre wireless charging mod on my nexus and HAVE to use a kernel with fast charge settings to get AC. Regardless of cables/chargers/whatever. Most kernels support it, and most popular kernels are running good on JB. My flavor is Trinity :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nomisunrider:
After reviewing the pictures on amazon uploaded by users, I've found I have the fake version. Blah
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unrefine:
Interesting thanks for all the info about USB charging. Does the pogo car dock charge as AC or USB? My real question is will I experience battery drain in regular conditions (the phone isn't on fire so the battery is still relatively efficient) running nav + music + random?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fortesquieu:
Fake version???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nomisunrider:
Read the reviews and look at the pictures at amazon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SamOliver:
I'd never use a kernel that didn't support fast charging. Without that feature your battery will slowly drain with any car charger when using navigation and the screen on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
not true, that fast charge option is similar to the mod i posted earlier to recognize the charger as AC. im sure if you mod your charger it will give you the same results, charge the phone with screen and nav on, without having to use the fast charge mod.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wirelessFREAK:
I 2nd the not true statement. With a proper charger, it will be very difficult to make your phone drain faster than it charges (no normal action will, except maybe while changing the rom, or encrypting the entire phone)

Proper charger=

1- a powerful charger that doesn't have a USB port.

Or a powerful usb charger with

2- Shorted data wires

3- A charge only cable

4- A phone that uses a kernel with "fast charge" setting turned ON

I expect google (more like manufacturers), to add a fast charge feature, in their stock builds. It remains one of the greatest cons of owning an android phone.

I guess a beautiful thing, isn't really realized unless you can see all of what's praise-worthy, and what's not

PS, I use a Motorola charger (the one spoken about earlier), and a charge-only cable with my Bluetooth, FM transmitter
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] skillzo1:
Im comming from another manufacturer so im not familjar with sammy and their phones. Im making this thread for those who have any questions on some how to things in hopes some people can answer.

How do you change the order of your bookmarks and actually have them save the way tou like them. Everytime i click save it reverts back to factory way.

Also is there a way to share a photo while being on the web without downloading the pic first.

When on the internet, do i have to scroll all the way up to the top of the page to see the www bar?

Is there a way to set all default dialing numbers to mobile?

It also seems like such a long process to search for someone in the phone tab and then to actually call them. Im use to sense, the process was much shorter and simpler.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] skillzo1:
Anyone......