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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FromiOSToAndroid:
Thanks for your replies.

I have backed up with Nandroid Succesfully, now Im going to copy those files to my PC.

I am currently using Titanium Backup as we speak, and that is backing up the apps.

Do I need to backup anything else other than Music and PhotosÉ

My Goal is to flash a custom ROM after all is done
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Force F:
You can back up all your games plus their data so you wont loose any saved games on your devise
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FromiOSToAndroid:
Thx, but I flashed a custom rom already XD
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woqii:
Edit: posted in the wrong thread. Too many tabs open -.- Soz
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Yeah that's average. Mine was just under 1gig but I only have a couple dozen apps. More apps = bigger size.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidzwb:
Evo 4g's got a lot of Roms, but my phone (Pantech A720L, already open sourced) has none, the 2 phones have nearly the same specs, just that evo 4g has bigger screen size and internal storage, so im wondering if I can just modify some part of evo4g's Rom and get it running on my device? Are there tutorials or something? Please help me! Thanks!:good:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cor4twenty:
I love my Evo LTE, it is an awesome phone! When I bought it though I received the horrible news that TEP from Sprint had gone up as well as the Asurion Deductible. Normally I don't like cases because I like to keep my phone sleek but with this in mind I had to buy one. I opted for the OtterBox Commuter (I bought on Amazon for a little over $20 shipped). So I thought I'd hit you guys up with a review just in case anybody is on the fence about what case to get.

Overall:

I liked the tight fit, the good amount of protection without the bulk, and the fact that the kickstand is perfectly accesible and usable in both directions :D Plus it's relatively cheap. Check attached images. I had no problems with any of the cutouts for microphone or the back camera. Also the charging port and headphone jack coverings worked fairly well. They were a bit bothersome, mainly the headphone jack, depending on the size of the plug but overall they're pretty good.

Fit:

I must say this case has a TIGHT fit on my phone! It is not loose anywhere and the silicone is actually pretty tight on there unlike other two layer cases I've tried. It is tight enough that no dust has gotten underneath it to the case which I hate when cases do that! Also all the buttons are unaffected by the case and I like the feel they have with it on. Oh and the kickstand can still be used both ways, port up or down!

Size:

The case hasn't added much bulk at all. I still think this phone is pretty thin with the case on. I took a picture next to an Evo 3d with no case on just for size comparison and as you can see, this case adds little to no bulk.

Protection:

I feel my phone is pretty well protected. I already got past the 1st scary fall yesterday when I dropped it running down some stairs :/ but my phone was not harmed at all, neither was my case. Obviously it's not meant to be a hardcore heavy duty run over with a car case (as rumored with some Ballistics) but it's a good balance between protection and keep it thin.

Screen Protector:

I personally don't like screen protectors too much. It seems unnecessary for this phone with Gorilla Glass but it's still a nice gesture for it to be included. I installed it for demonstration purposes since many people with screen protectors had problems with proximity sensor. The protector included in the case had the cutout for the proximity sensor which was definitely a plus. I also noticed it's a pretty hard screen protector and feels almost like bare glass, but I still don't plan on keeping it for long lol

The Bad:

The only bad thing I've found so far is that the silicone is a little bit of a dust magnet. It hasn't gotten too serious to where it bothers me but it's just something to note.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] timtlm:
This is what I hate about silicone. Also, it ends up making it difficult to pull out of your pocket because of how sticky/tacky it is. Thanks for the review.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cor4twenty:
Definately true on most silicone cases but since only the corners are exposed

Silicone its not too bad
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] .Gibson.:
Great review buddy. I get the lint all around the edge of the screen's silicone also. Anyone have any good cleaning tips for getting lint and dust off the silicone parts?

Sent from my LTEvo
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cor4twenty:
Well thanks friend. I just put a little water in my hands and clean it that way. Or spit if you want to do it the survivor man's way haha
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] `Ghost`:
I dont normally like to put cases on phones either but this phone...i dont know I had the overwhelming urge to put a case on it. Now i was going to go wit ha normal regular hard shell case off of ebay for 5 bucks but..no.. not this time. I got the otterbox commuter aswell. Truth be told I was worried about the silicone not fitting perfectly but to my surprise it fits damn well. Plus the case feels good in the hand. I actually like how the phone feels with the case on. i did put the screen protector on because look at it this way. $600 phone with ''gorilla glass''..... youre really not going to do anything to protect it? Gorilla glass is scratch resistant not scratch proof. My opinion is youve gotta have a few screws loose if youre not going to put a screen protector on the phone.

over all great case, feels good, doesnt add bulk.

The defender however...makes the phone huge
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] iandmacdonald:
I rocked my OG for two years with every rugged case u could think of and never worried about the phone. The last month I had the phone I had it naked as all of my cases were breaking on me. I loved how great the Evo felt naked and how easy it was to slip it into my pocket. Anywho, I ended up dropping it and shattering the screen. I bought the new Evo and slapped the Commuter on it before leaving BB. I thought the Defender was way too big for pocket use (I'm over the belt clip thing). It maintains the sleekness of the OG Evo, so, I love it! The included screen protector is pretty good too surprisingly. Not a single complaint from me!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cor4twenty:
Yeah I have actually kept this case on and been loving it. The case adds a really nice feel to my phone and I honestly like the look it gives my phone. I have yet to try the defender but when I do ill do a write up on it as well
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tybo31316:
I love the review. I'm actually about to switch from the defender to the commuter case. Getting tired of the extra bulk and the rubber on the defenders seem to tear rather quickly. I had the same tearing prob when I had a defender on my e3d. Had the e3d defender replaced twice. So again thanks for the review picking up a commuter case tomorrow.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Majin101:
Bought the same case as soon as I got my phone, beat case hands down still nice and thin the dust magnet I agree but its protective and not heavy ! It was cheap too off amazon. The port cover is clever :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cor4twenty:
Yeah im still using my original one and even after many falls it looks New and my phone is perfect,.no.scratches.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fltinstructor:
I had the Defender on my phone from day one. I just ordered this one. It looks a little slimmer and will fit my pocket better. Thanks for the review.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] P.Mobile:
i so wish this case came with a belt clip!!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] felix161:
i got one these they nice:good:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mexiking713:
You can buy the seidio belt clip. The phone fits great with the case on.

Edit:

http://www.seidioonline.com/htc-evo-4g-lte-spring-clip-holster-p/hlhtjetas.htm

Sent from my HTC Evo LTE powered by Meanrom
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tdoan14:
This case is awesome!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mondragon21:
I was wondering if that would fit ..I just wish otterbox would make one too :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] nite2k:
I have the defender case and the rubber over the charging port keeps breaking off. Does that happen with the commuter case?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dasbklyn:
Yeah spot on review I feel the same way about my commuter case. I had the defender for my OG EVO but I like the feel and look of the commuter on my LTE so much better
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cesarcerros31:
After 2 weeks with mine I have to say I love this case. It's thin very protective and it looks good. Very satisfied with it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j jonah jameson jr:
I have a bunch of image sequences that I want to convert to live wallpapers. Is there a fast and easy way to do this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirjoebob:
Shot in the dark...

This is as close as I see off hand...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j jonah jameson jr:
not a slideshow as much as an animated clip...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j jonah jameson jr:
Is bumping chill? Any help would be great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j jonah jameson jr:
Help? Please?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j jonah jameson jr:
Anything?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android Theme:
Try this

http://www.androidguys.com/2011/09/08/create-live-wallpapers-droidappgen/

or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=739512

Amalia
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enmriley:
NOTE - I added this post here thinking the CM9 experts could help. I then realized it should be in the Q&A section. If this does not belong here, I ask a moderator to please delete it.

I have been running CM9 nighties for some time now with no issues on my 16GB US WiFi only Touchpad. I installed TWRP and after some time decided to remove it and just use CWM. After trying several things from the posts (which would not work) I decided to remove CM9 completely then reinstall. This is where I got into trouble...

I loaded all necessary CM9 files in the cminstall folder on the Touchpad. I successfully ran ACMEUninstaller and got back to the WebOS language selection (i.e. the initial WebOS screen from factory). Instead of logging into WebOs (felt there was no-need since I never use it), I put the unit in Download mode (vol down + power). I then ran ACMEInstaller2. I received an error (text on the black touchpad screen which I assume is the bootloader) saying the needed files were not installed and something like "remove the wall". I thought I would reboot the unit and now log into WebOS and reinstall the CM9 files (thinking I made a typo when loading them). Now I cannot get the Touchpad to reboot - totally black and even when connected to the PC I dont get the USB connection sound.

Does anyone know if there is a hardware method to bring the unit back (maybe a different sequence of button presses or shorting a pin on the USB connector)? I have tried home+vol up+power, home+vol down + power, home + power, and of course power only and home only. Each combination was held for 30 seconds and then again for a minute and with power connected, PC connected, and nothing connected to the USB port.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Resolution: In a post I saw dated May of 2012, the user indicated HP was still honoring their warranty. I contacted HP via their Chat service, after giving them my model and serial number, I was told I had three weeks remaining on my warranty. HP sent me the return box with authorization and in a week I received (what seems to be) my exact Touchpad... only now it booted just fine. I have since reinstalled ICS and am running fine. Thanks to all who responded. I wanted to share this as I am extremely impressed with HP's warranty service (no questions were asked if I had rooted the device, where I bought the device, etc).
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chozyn:
I remember this happened on my brothers and what it was is that the battery was completely dead. I believe it has a backup that needs to charge before the main one. That's the only time I have personally seen this happen. Perhaps if you leave it on the charger for a while it will boot and u can use web os doctor to get it to stock.

Live and Die on this day....
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enmriley:
Thanks, I let it charge all night then tried it this morning (as described not just powering it on). Of course, with only a black screen I can't tell what the charge is. I have checked the cable and am now using a different power supply in case that had failed. I think because this happened during the removal/install process I scrogged something in the bootloader?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leoisright:
It's a good idea to use only stock cable and charger.

Sent from my ClassicJewel
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Noobla_Khan:
Are you able to get into download mode at all?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enmriley:
No, totally black device. I was hoping at least I'd get the USB connection on my PC, but not even that.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Caliban007:
This happened once to my TP when I first put CM7 on the device a while back. I woke up one morning, forgot to plug it in overnight and it had died. No response to any charger, I was getting worried but then I found a solution. With it plugged in, hold the power button and home button down together for 15 to 30 seconds. It was that or hold the power button down and keep pressing the home key over and over. Not 100% sure, but it came back to life and I remember it took me a couple tries. Try holding both down simultaneously for 30 seconds or a minute, if that doesn't work, push and hold power first then home right after and hold both for 30 seconds.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -SGA-:
Okay.... hard reset has been a life saver for me. Hold the home button down, then press and hold the power button, so you will be pressing them at the same time. Keep holding them till you see the HP splash screen, it may take a few min and seem like nothing is happening. I thought I fried mine the first day I got it, but this worked for me!

Good luck!

And, if you decide that does not work for you there is such a thing as the WebOS doctor which will get you back to stock. Link here: http://en.m.webos-internals.org/wiki/How_To_Recover?wasRedirected=true
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhidalgo1973:
This post should do the trick for you....just press the power and home buttons at the same time, hold them down for about 30 seconds until you see the HP logo on the screen then release them...good luck!!!:good:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enmriley:
Nope... As stated in the OP, "I have tried home+vol up+power, home+vol down + power, home + power, and of course power only and home only. Each combination was held for 30 seconds and then again for a minute and with power connected, PC connected, and nothing connected to the USB port."

I need to know if ACME Installer is doing anything in the Bootloader. I have flashed and reflashed CM7, CM9, and multiple ROMs. Even uninstalled CM all together when I went from CM7 to CM9. I am familiar with getting into Download Mode and the hard reset (which apparently isn't solving this issue).

I appreciate the feedback, just hoping someone familiar with the Bootloader and Touchpad partitions can help out.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobtidey:
If the battery was low when you got into this state then it could be that there is not enough power to even let the charging circuits work properly. WebOS has better protection against getting into this fix.

I experienced this once and the trick that fixed it for me was to connect the standard micro USB to the Touchpad and use the standard HP charger unit. Then repeatedly remove the big USB from the charger, wait about 5 seconds then plug it in, wait about 10 seconds and repeat the cycle. After about twenty goes I was rewarded with the battery low icon and it started charging again. I think the theory behind this trick is that when you first plug the power in the battery gets a bit of charge before the circuits kick in, detect very low battery and stop the charging cycle. Doing it enough times gets enough charge into the battery to kick start proper charging.

Now I am not saying this will fix your problem but it might be worth giving it a go.

To prevent myself ever getting into this state again indavertently I now have Tasker set up to shutdown the whole device if the battery level drops below 8%.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstar:
Bobtidey

To prevent myself or more importantly my daughters tablet ever having this problem I have now purchased Tasker as recommend by yourself and others. But cannot yet figure out how to setup an automatic shutdown, if you have the time could you possibly advise how to do it . I have read the guide but am struggling any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobtidey:
In Tasker add a New profile and give it a name like Battery_Low

Choose State and then Power for the profile.

In Power choose Battery level and set From to 0 and To to say 8%

Set New Task and do Add give it a name like Shutdown and then pick the Misc category

Choose Reboot and set Reboot type to Shutdown

All done. When battery level drops to 8% or below then Tasker will shut the tablet down. Note it will do this without warning. I think one could probably arrange a pop up warning first but I preferred to keep it simple.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enmriley:
I have tried this since your post - thanks. No luck, but will continue to try. I found a post online with disassembly instructions. I think I may try pulling the battery. Looks rather easy... with the right tools.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstar:
The only way I know is to put it on a Touchstone and after an hour or so it Will come back to life. All thanks to Reverand KYLE. His site is well worth checking out.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Kaiser Wilhelm II:
Any hardware differences between HK and UK versions of the 7.7?

I've got a Hong Kong version (16 gig, 3G enabled) and was wondering if there would be any pitfalls to flashing it with UK firmware when available.

TIA
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Gaugerer:
I also have a Hong Kong 7.7 3g model and live in the UK and I flashed it with the Open Austria firmware because it covers the UK region and had no problems.

Here is the description taken from SamMobile:

GT-P6800 - Open Austria

PDA: P6800XXLQ1

CSC: P6800OXALQ1

Version: 4.0.4

Date: 2012-06-22

Regions: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom

Download
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] kencad:
None I guess. I had mine flashed and no problems at all.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Theory:
The Open Austria ROM comes with an installation of swype that does not include Chinese input, unlike the Hong Kong ROM. You also lose the DioPen Chinese input. But other than that, I can't see much else of a difference. (I have successfully flashed the Open Austria ROM on my HK device and gotten around the input options issue by other means.)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Kaiser Wilhelm II:
Thanks - sounds like I can go ahead and change to UK ROM then. I'm in the UK so not too worried about any loss of Chinese input options.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Josvaz:
Theory, any cool way u found to input chinese?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Theory:
Covered in my FAQ. Hint: install swype beta and download the required language packs. (I haven't tested if the old google Chinese IME works yet; but I like the latest version of swype beta.)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] 九千.:
You wouldn't miss DioPen once you have tried Go Chinese input method. It's designed specifically for tablets, so that you can have a bigger (with more keys) keyboard layout when you installed the right plugin.

I list below those packages you needed to install for use in Hong Kong:

GO輸入法中國香港倉頡\速成\筆劃詞庫包

GO輸入法Pad插件

GO輸入法國際版 <=== install it first

GO輸入法國際版中文手寫插件 <==== only if you want handwriting, I use 倉頡 anyway.

The only downside is that you lost the Voice input key in the new keyboard layout, but that is something I wouldn't really use too frequently anyway.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Josvaz:
Ty lots guys <3
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] uncle_buckman:
When will the automatic Over The Air update be released? I have a Hong Kong 7.7 and living in the UK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
Add me to the list of people who have the Hong Kong version but flashed the Austrian ICS update with no issues.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] kresna rudy kurniawan:
I have galaxy tab 7.7 hongkong version too,

I did upgrade to ics Austria version...

I can say , almost everything is fine ... only a few minor thing missing ...

1. like people said before chinese keyboard is missing

2. Ebook reader (stock form samsung) ... if I click this one ... i got message "service will be available soon" but I don't care ... many ebook reader can be downloaded.

3. Kies warning "Your Device does not support software Upgrading via Kies"

I am afraid because csc change from hongkong to austria ...

My question is : if ICS Hongkong version release , Can I re flash again with Hongkong version ???
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
Sure you can flash other releases. Provided that Samsung actually releases them...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] m0bster:
I am in the same boat. HK tab 7.7 in the UK.

At the beginning I was thinking of changing CSC to UK or EU, but then I somehow realized that CSC only make a difference for KIES software, but not to anything else. Google market does not have a concept of CSC. Cyanogen ROMs do not have a concept of CSC. There are no restrictions or differences whatsoever apart from KIES.

I have tried KIES couple of times and that was enough. I will never touch it with a barge pole. I always hated iTunes, but KIES is a total joke! If I were Tim Cook, I would buy a Samsung tab and posted Youtube videos of my actual experiences with KIES. That would be enough to eliminate all but hardcore customers!

So why should I even be bothered to think of CSC? Hardware is exactly the same. I can install any UK or European Samsung ROM and it will work exactly the same on HK tab. When decent CM9/CM10 come out I would give it a try.

In other words I see no advantages of a UK Tab 7.7 vs HK Tab 7.7.

But I see one very important disadvantage and you know what it is.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] brontetab:
i have major wifi issues after ics update on my hk tab. It stopped connecting to wifi. H
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] kresna rudy kurniawan:
Did you try factory reset after ics update ?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Erzgheiz:
The WiFi issue with HK tablets after ICS update is a real thing. Im suffering from it too amd other guys in the forum are having it. So, there sould be something different in these HK tablets that makes WiFi drops.

Enviado desde mi GT-P6800 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Josvaz:
Try flashing singapore/malaysia rom before flashing ics.?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] brontetab:
Yes i did 2 times. I noticed the problem happens only if you turn off the wifi on the tab. Its fine if you keep the wifi on all the time. Also the bettery life is much shorter on ics. In 1 hr i loose 20%. What gives i ask???
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] brontetab:
Do you think it will help? Do you know anyone who tried already?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] kresna rudy kurniawan:
what is the problem if I turn off the wifi ???

I play music, video , read ebook and play games (shadowGun:) ) are fine without wifi /wifi off

and I haven't notice any battery life shorter issue ...

Did you flash your tablet with official ICS rom from SamMobile website Austria version ??? or custom rom ?