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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chamberc:
LOL... no trolling here... just take a look back at my posts, like the Amtel stylus etc... take the information or leave it. It isn't incorrect just because you don't like it.

Sounds like you're trolling....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordanmw:
It makes me laugh to go back to the beginning of this thread....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] knowaczark:
TF201 users have been beta since the Prime's initial release.

That's what got the 300 and 700, etc released. The beta's did it, and now we're stuck with this POS.

ASSUS just trying to get it to limp thru 1 year, then we are on our own.

Thanks so much to Gary.......right!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MadmanJay:
If this is true, then perhaps ASUS is planning to give all PRIME owners who registered their devices a free upgrade to the mystery TF500 that was recently passed by the FCC or the TF700. Wishfull thinking I know, but one can still dream. :)

If they just plan on screwing us on the JB update then there will be a lot of very unhappy customers. If there truely are hardware issues at the core of the system then ASUS should recall these devices and give everyone a replacement model.

I personally have been relatively happy with my prime despite the weak wi-fi/gps issues My main problem now is I/O issues (APN) which seems to have gotten worse with the .28 firmware release. Prior to that I had very few issues with my prime. The best part about it all was I only paid $399 for it because it was open box at Bestbuy and this was back in February (C1 model).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Darkseider:
I for one am getting tired of waiting for the JB update for the Prime. The fact that this was initially Asus's flagship device less than a year ago and its' still sitting on ICS is ridiculous. Not to mention that the current flagship the Transformer Infinity is still on ICS is a joke. Yet the TF300 has JB on it a month after its' release to market. All the excuses of the innards being similar to the Nexus 7 are just that... excuses. JB source had been available to OEM's like ASUS for quite some time and the work could and should have been done on the TF201 and the TF700 concurrently with that of the TF300. The fact that these two high end tablets are an OS revision below both the Nexus 7 and TF300 is shameful. ASUS you truly have dropped the ball on this one, HARD.

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Well if it is a hardware issue then it is time to pony up a new unit with similar or better specs at no cost to registered Prime customers. Otherwise there can and definitely will be a class action started and a successful one at that not to mention what the EU will do to them with their consumer protection laws. Particularly because ASUS would have then knowingly manufactured and sold defective hardware to the public. So it would be in ASUS's best interest to either get a solid and stable Jellybean update out for both the Prime and Infinity. If not and they are stuck on ICS for "hardware issues" the ASUS is screwed.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] steveaitch:
Even an ICS update that fixed the screen flickering, made it so you didn't have to reboot between some games and improved the IO even a little would be nice...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] micaman:
According to Gary the ICS update 28.??????? is being worked on....in the near future remember!

"16th July 2012, 05:20 PM (Last edited by Gary Key; 16th July 2012 at 05:22 PM.) #8

Update -

I have been traveling the past week. For those messages not answered or forwarded to Tien, I will start answering in the morning. Hopefully, we will have another beta ready for the TF201 and TF300 this week concentrating on I/O performance.

ASUS Technical Marketing Manager"

Funny when I look back at this post and realize that this was two months ago!

Here is another quote from Gary that I find amusing:

"At ASUS, one of the key commitments we make to our customers is a relentless drive to deliver the best user experience. We constantly strive to achieve this goal through our ‘Design Thinking’ philosophy that includes regular software and firmware updates for our products."

Well ASUS as it stands one of your KEY COMMITMENTS = FAIL!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cappurnikus:
His point is that you were making a claim that could not be backed up with a source with the sole intent of of provoking other users into an emotional response. Sounds like trolling to me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zenaxe:
All you people menstruating over the lack of JB on the TFs: What is the specific JB feature that is driving you mad with desire? I just don't get the frenzy here. A new OS is fun, but JB looks like yet another Android point release to me when it is all said and done.

ASUS has confirmed you will get JB. It's not like they have just written the device off. I would get the outrage if they said they were never going to release it for the 201.

Why the sense of urgency to the point where you're willing to take an unstable release (as evidenced by the issues 300 are seeing, they've already had to patch it once) and do the "crashing, unstable, beta quality, I demand a patch and btw, is there any way to downgrade?" thing that the TF201 has been stuck in for so long? Why do you desperately want to reload the chamber and take another round of that action? I know I don't.

It'll come... and hopefully it will be a stabilized and solid version (paid for in full with Tf300 user tears). That is enough for me. My plea to ASUS is to work steadily but don't RUSH it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Darkseider:
Because as it stands the stock ICS build is buggy and unstable and hoping against hope that JB fixes it in stock form. I have had no problems running custom ROMs on my Prime which make the experience all around blissful and although I don't mind it it would be nice, for once, to have a stock ROM from ASUS that actually works worth a damned. The fact that ASUS has had access to JB source for some time to develop it for the TF300 which is a lower end device and not for the Prime or Infinity which are their flagships should be frowned upon. The other is that the Nexus 7 running JB is smooth and stable as all hell compared to a Prime or Infinity running ICS. Seeing a comparable piece of hardware w/ a 7" screen that costs $200 run circles around the TF201 and TF700 both of which sport similar innards and cost 2x+ the amount is a bit disheartening to say the least. So its' not so much that there is an urgency as much as there is disappointment.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DudeManCentral:
I agree.. I think we should list the devices that have gotten a JB update. I say that because the list is very very small. Lets look at the top providers of tablets and phones - the HTC's and Motorolas and Samsungs of the world.. How many of these have been updated? (none) Many are just now getting ICS... And all the drama from these people because they haven't gotten something that just about no one else has - like ASUS is intentionally screwing them personally. The problem with this forum is there are way too many NON-Developers here. They have no idea what it takes to develop something. They don't understand the concept of UAT and have no idea what kind of timeline these things usually have. These people are incredibly delusional.. My advice is buck-up and be an adult and stop coming on this site and just flaming the world. No one made you buy this tablet so shut the hell up already..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Moothead2:
No one made you read their posts so shut the hell up already.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cappurnikus:
I believe the XOOM has JB already doesn't it? Not that I'm complaining. I'd rather them take their time and get it right on the first attempt.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The_Stranger:
Well, my prime is so unstable and so laggy, it is almost unworkable. Almost every website I visit gives an ANR, I have to reboot it just to look up an addres on google maps (if I am lucky it reboots itself) and the amount of crashes is getting out of hand.

I am hoping/thinking a unstable JB ROM can't be worse then what I have now. However, like you, I do think ASUS must take it's time.

But it comes down to lack of communication. Near future they said, that was a month ago. I wouldn't call that near future, it creates false impressions. Also all the talk of beta's which they supposedly given to certain XDA users and never happened makes me, and probably a lot of others, doubt whatever ASUS says. So I even slightly doubt 4.1 will ever come to the TF201. (but the excellent bottle of single malt whisky might have made me a bit paranoid tonight ;) )
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Scumbag Inc.:
Unfortunately I believe this is the case. The TF201's hardware is fundamental flawed. Gary Key is a PR rep for Asus sent into different forums to prevent a massive return rate following the botched launch only to find out the unit didn't work. It was a classic example of a product being rushed to market. Remember all the delays before December? Asus knew the tablet was a lemon but the cat had been let out of the bag, the hype was building, and they wanted to be the first to market with a quadcore processor.

That being said, I do enjoy my Prime. It was working very well with .21 but seems to have lost a little with .28. I anticipate JB sometime in October but if we don't get it by Halloween... it's game over. It will never come.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jakpro:
I think that once Asus released the Infinity, the Prime became dead to them. Asus is trying to put the Prime behind them as an embarrassing moment in their company history. The Infinity was designed as a replacement for the Prime even though Asus denied it.

I am very glad that Amazon is working with their customers by refunding this dog. Mine went back yesterday and I will not be replacing it with the Infinity. I am done with Asus.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DudeManCentral:
Right right

Yea know.. Your right. I don't want to be that guy.. Sorry everyone. I'll be good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] powerarmour:
Asus daren't do that as it would give everyone with a TF201 a decent excuse to send it back...

They'd actually be better off releasing a half-baked JB update and try and ride out the storm!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aquemeni:
Hairy Bean, the first real taste of TF201 JB?

I have been running this rom for two days and it is freakin amazing. Easily as fast as the official JB on my wife's Gnex, and the faux JB rom on my GS3. Androwook is the best!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CharliesTheMan:
The new jb system update dramtically increases performance and user experience. Even on the stock jellybean rom before flashing wookie's custom rom, the prime runs really good. On a custom rom and kernel though my prime ran pretty good and was really stable on ICS.

But on the new system image it really feels smooth and fluid, and the firmware/kernel setup definitely has improved in performance and stability. For those running stock devices I think you'll be happy with the update once it's released, unless they decide not to release it. I also have a Nexus 7, and this thing definitely holds its own for sure. Impressive for such an aged device especially.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aquemeni:
Well said Charlie

I have been running AOSP roms for the better part of the last few years, and to be honest i kind of like when a manufacturer gets it semi right with their stock software, which Asus definately does. The ease of using their stock settings panel just hasn't been matched yet on the TFP. The under/overclock modes right there at your fingertips and the intuitive way in which they have arranged the brightness slider and toggles makes me love this thing and I am truly glad to be back on a stock-esque rom. I also own a Nexus 7 and to be honest I am so bored with aosp right now that that thing's only duty has been my wife's e reader for the last few weeks....kinda sad but true. Same with my Galaxy S3, I am running a stock touchwiz rom built from the JB leak because alot of samsung's new features just havent made it into aosp yet. People talk alot of smack about touchwiz but, it's a nice break from the norm for me. There....rant over :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Hold on a sec. In the last few hours both Facebook Asus Germany and Asus UK have both said it is definately coming to the prime yet I'm supposed to listen to you lol.

That must have been the forthcoming news announcement you was talking about :P
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dgjl:
What about 4.1.1 For the PRIME ?

Like · · 15 hours ago

ASUS United Kingdom Hi Gal,

Jelly bean for the TF201 is in the works. We don't have a date for the upgrade yet, but when we do, we'll let you know!

13 hours ago · Like

Yep, there it is - what what it's worth:rolleyes:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nickedynick:
Link? Screenshot?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
Heres one from Asus UK Facebook ...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dagrim1:
Well, in my case, there are no real alternatives using this sleek dock design... That and the fact I already opened it a number of times (which I don't want to keep quiet to a possible buyer) and in the process also caused a little bit of damage for the case which makes me thing I won't be able to get a worthy amount of money for it.

Oh yeah, and of course the cable/charger on this unit also crapped out on me again so that also sucks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chamberc:
If you are referencing the contractors responsible for the FB accounts in those two locales, you're also referencing the ones that confirmed the WIFI issues, the GPS issues and ICS release dates. All of which information was retracted later, or simply incorrect.

Be aware that the marketing contractors do not have direct contact with the engineering and development teams, and never have had.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Darkseider:
Well one has to wonder how the new Acer 110 7" tablet is releasing with Jellybean and lo and behold... it's a Tegra 3 unit as well. Either Asus is completely incompetent or there are genuinely hardware problems preventing a factory release. In either case it is unacceptable and the lack of communication from the manufacturer on this topic is atrocious.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
I just thought I'd give it a shot and create a support ticket with Asus via the VIP/Member/Support (vip.asus.com) area to check about the status of the Jelly Bean update... and here's the response I got... granted the English is not good, but the answer is definitely helpful!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gremlin001:
Was this ticket for the Prime or something else? Just curious as it wasn't clear from your post. :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Really? What forum are we in? :P
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
Yes... I created a ticket for the Prime asking about the JB update...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gremlin001:
:o Senior moment ( or brain fart if you prefer )

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Yeah, thought so. Prime is not mentioned in your signature either so I just wanted to be sure. Thanks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] whycali:
you dont recognize his name? ouch, like going to the an argos game and not knowing flutie.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gremlin001:
ROTFLMAO!!!! Now that there is funny. Sadly, I live in Winnipeg so I know as much about football as the Bombers seem to this year.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] whycali:
Nice.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
Yes... not in my signature yet for personal reasons...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bryantwc1:
Trying to remove the Mobile Hotspot APP from Verizon.... but can't figure out the name of the .APK. Does anyone know what it is?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] billard412:
if its the same as its been in the past

Its built into the framework. Its not a single app. In other words, real ***** to remove
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] nirogu325:
Now this is real progress! Sleep tight! :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
This looks awesome :-D just a question: I read that Google now is strongly related to jb kernel (3.1.10), that's why it will be quite impossible to port a full working g now on ics, so we will probably never have a full working g now (with voice search) on our 8.9, even after ics official release by Samsung, is it right? I hope I'm wrong :-)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] nirogu325:
But...the screenshot clearly shows Jelly Bean in our tabs :confused:. Who wants ICS when its better version is around the corner for us? The devs here need official ICS for the drivers and other puzzle pieces. Once they get those missing pieces, then we can have a fully functional ICS and Jelly Bean ROMs...and by fully functional, I mean Google Now also as part of the equation. Right now in the Vibrant forum Google Now is working. Some kinks here and there but they're slowly getting there.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
I mean jb porting will be based on ics kernel (now as you can see in the screen shot is still based on honeycomb kernel cause we don't have yet an official ics release), and in the g now ics porting thread they say that voice search doesn't work cause it's releated to jb kernel, so I thought that even on a jb porting voice search will not work for that reason, probably I'm wrong, anyway we are going off topic so it's better talking about that somewhere else, I will check vibrant jb porting though thank you
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] Jnn1:
Wow ... Pershoot is top gun, so kalt_kaffe porting this over is a real deal! Anxiously look forward to this!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] ceno808:
great to see a real port!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] rovex:
Nice, but as said JB needs a real JB kernel to work fully. It might boot and run with another kernel, but it wont be full JB.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
Uploaded the build to mediafire, link in first post.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] Brendo:
sweet, how much of it is working? (apart from camera)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
I haven't had much time to play around with it (I'm on vacation) but Wifi works. Not much is available in Google Play (common problem when new Android versions are released).

Software keyboard is a bit misaligned for some reason, but it can be used without too much problem.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] pseudoheld:
now this is a dev i 100% trust in getting JB on our tab!

full steam ahead kallt!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
GPS seems to work (seeing 3 sats right now, inside a building). Bluetooth turns on but doesn't see me Samsung BT keyboard dock so I suppose it is broken.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
i read on cm 10 g tab 10.1 that they have same issue and they fix it switching off hw keyboard, but we don't have that setting on ours
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] FlanFlinger:
Setting the DPI to between 170-180 almost fixes that, just trying to find the sweet spot now, 180 pushes the status bar to the top and loses the nav keys, 176 still leave about 1cm gap to the right :(
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] Hurrian:
I noticed something - Android doesn't see the screen as a tablet. Files by Zenfield launches in Phone mode at start, AdAway does so too, without the side pane.

I think some build.prop hackery is needed here.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
Forget what i told before, i was wrong (never be so glad to be), voice search in google now is working :)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] FlanFlinger:
Eureka !!

Setting the DPI to 168 fixes the keyboard
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
Cool! Where is dpi setting?

Edit:found some app to do that but need root,did you root it? Same way as usual?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] FlanFlinger:
Download and flash this zip in recovery and then used this to set the dpi, I tried a couple of other apps but they made it bootloop for some reason
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] FlanFlinger:
Seems to be, not had any problems on the newest build :good:
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] didio:
Yes this is working fine if you select display hw overlay in dev settings.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] teomor:
Any issues with the latest version (23-07) that would make the tablet unusable, like Chrome crashing on ICS or any other thing? I don't care about visual issues and stuff, but I want apps to be reliable.

Oh, and, Gapps are pre-installed on this? If not, what version are we supposed to use?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] bknez:
Try to set lcd_density to 160. After that I can install all apps from playstore:laugh:
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] rovex:
Nothing major for me. Im side loaded a lot of the G apps and it seemed to work ok.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] didio:
I side loaded all my apps.. Now all are working. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
Really? What about keyboard issue with that density? What application did you use to change it?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] FlanFlinger:
Still a lot of apps (Gmail for example) not showing up for me, wiped cache, stopped market, wiped market cache, wiped market data, restarted, still the same as before.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] StarkCity:
After seeing issues with incompatibility, I saved all my ICS based apps to my SD and my Google drive and manually install. Gmail is working fine. All apps that I brought over work. All Google apps function fine on my 7310. At least the ones I use. I've yet to see someone figure out a way to get full market compatibility with out messing with build.prop, which you can use romtoolbox to mess with if you want to go that route. It has a built in build.prop changer. I have yet to try it considering all I use are working.

Sent from My Beast ™
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
No more needed with last update cause hw acceleration is fully working now
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] teomor:
How come the keyboard is different from the CM9 keyboard? The top row should have the digits on long tap, right?

Other than that, this ROM is amazing!

Edit: Actually, it shuts down when the charger is connected :(
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] bknez:
No keyboard issues. I use rootexplorer. Just edit buildprop
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] teomor:
I did it, but Gmail still says incompatible, Youtube doesn't show up, etc...

Oh, and why was the density set to 170 in the first place?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
In ICS we do not set density at all. It just works. As I understand it, the lcd density value is obsolete and should not be set anymore. However the soft keyboard bugs out in jelly bean if we do not.

I did some screenshot comparisons when not setting it at all and setting it to different values and 170 comes very close to how it looks when not setting it at all and I also calculated the real density to be 169.6 (but build.prop only takes whole numbers).

However I will do some testing with 160 to see how it works out.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
With density 160 and a full wipe Google Play seems to work normal again. Just installed Maps and Gmail without problems.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] mmostafanyw:
what about make the dpi 165 just asking:rolleyes:

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it make the device lag in 160dpi
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] andikasaja:
I downloaded this ROM for my 7300, but when flashing it over CWM 5.0.0.4 it was failed.

Following the thread, and tried to upgrade the CWM to be 6.0.08 but my screen keeps splahing away.

Would appreciate to have some advice, please.

Thank you.