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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fkardame:
Not sure with ur issue

U need to explain what exactly happens when u press power on button..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay_34120:
i decided to root my phone becuase thats the only solution. when i go to fastboot and after that when i instal recovry image.. flash recovry image. than go to recovry inside. the phone shows the X image and phone vibrtes 3-4 times and hang .. i waited long time but it hangs. i notice that when phone vibrets 3-4 time than the phone hang..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fkardame:
Root ur phone first

u need to root ur phone first .

*then flash recovery

*then flash rom

wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Nexus_One:_Full_Update_Guide

click the above link to c the procedure about rooting ur N1.

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was reading ur other post...

ur issue is that ur going tooo fast...

read each step of above link properly..twice or thrice

coz if u root ur N1 u wil get a padlock Unlocked logo on X(splash screen).

n then flash recovery.img

Thank if it helps u
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay_34120:
thanks.. but i think i did unlock my phone. because.. the X logo inside another logo showing.. the unlock logo. that means my phone is unlock na..

after that i go inside fastboot and install recovry recovry.img file and it shows okay..

after that i go inside recovry than the phone stuck with X image.. and vibrets 3-5 time and hang the phone. i done this process lot of time but it stuck with X image..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fkardame:
Can u send me the pic of the X where ur phone gets stuck
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay_34120:
i give u feedback at night because i give my phone to local shop to install new rom because i try it but stuck with X image when i go inside recovery..

i give u reply at night.. buddy.. and attach pics of my phone
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fkardame:
attach pic of the screen where u get stuck

dont worry its just software issue no need to panic..

it happened to me when i rooted my fone long back..

relax n follow the instruction correctly

ur phone will be back to normal
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay_34120:
actully i dont have phone right now because i give to my friend to solve the software issue..

n i seen the guide for new bie how to root n all that but don't try if .. this is the first time i trying it because the phone stuck with X image when it start.. i attach the photo at night when i get my phone back from my friend. i hope he done all the thing and phone start ..

if it dosent start than i get back to u..

and thanks for reply.. i will contect u after some time..

the image is Like X image in middle and botoom the unlock lock image there just shown.. when i go inside recovery..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bakas666:
Hello guys...tomorrow im about to buy a nexus s second hand..the first owner says it has a problem that doesnt allow the user to save or delete any file on the memory...should i buy it? it is fixable?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steven.truong:
I would think that of you unlock the boot loader and root the phone then install CWM, you could technically fully wipe the phone clean and install a new ROM. Maybe doing so will get rid of whatever it is that is keeping the user from changing files in phone memory. But I'm not sure :(
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FirePoncho86:
I wouldnt do it, just to be safe.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 063_XOBX:
If you're getting it cheap enough to make it worth the risk then go for it. Otherwise don't bother, better to save your money and pay more for something you're sure works.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Tipsyblitz031:
I have froze quite a bit of bloat already but I am not a big fan of the other stripped/bloatware removed roms.

I took a 4 snapshot of systempanel and these are the apps running so far. Which others ones can I safely freeze without having any problems?

Galaxy S3 Stock, Rooted, Verizon SCH-I535
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mox123:
i have the tf300 with asus hydro rom v4.0a and everytime i run benchmark in antutu i get about 9568 or around about, how do i get 1200+?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikaole:
get ezoverclock

and then go to normal mode, then your pad runs at 1500Mhz
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mox123:
normal? you mean performance 1.6ghz?? i want 1200+ antutu which one will work
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikaole:
Performance mode in Ez 1600,yes

After this you have to change the Asus mode too. This has to be changed to normal mode
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mox123:
ok how do i change asus mode to normal? i dont understand i just rooted and cwm my tablet today, why does it need to be normal
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mox123:
ok i figured it out, i had to go into settings then assus and choose performance mode
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Nickcu13:
Here's a look at my homemade smart wake case/stand. Cheaper than the crappy cases available.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPtLq--chRI&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Nexus 7 Accessories] IamPro:
And here I thought the stove mitten was ghetto...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jaysus145:
:lol:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Toaster Strudels:
Lol I want like a incipio feather case for this baby
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Nickcu13:
http://blessedtech.blogspot.com/2012/07/cheap-light-nexus-7-smart-casestand-diy.html

my process.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cined:
I was going to get a Nexus 7, but after reading about all the defects/faults I decided not to.

I saw a Xoom for £190, 32GB Version.

How are these tablets? Can they run ICS good? Is the gaming performance and general smoothness good? Can play 1080p?

Thanks
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaPoets:
To be very honest, all your questions are clearly answered here already just from searching for 5 min... and you will also find that many of us have passed on ICS and are now running Jelly Bean.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
Do you want to run Jellybean? There's an EOS Rom for that. Check out Team EOS Jellybean for your (potential) device in the Development section.

Xoom rules! (This is the original Xoom.)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdthelord:
Price is ok, but really cheap if only wifi

typically 10inch in display diameter (for version 1 Xoom), round egded and 16:9 display ratio. it has a Motorola title on the front to not get sued for copying ipad design. Search specs on the internet. Overall its a 1+year old tablet and technically in the mid-life. It is a great compromise in what-you-pay-and-what-you-get.

It should be shipped with ICS and yes. It always runs better with custom ROM, but you need to have some knowlegde about what you would be doing and what can go wrong.

For most games (All I play) its really good, but like before performance increases with custom ROMs. But keep in mind you are not paying 500+€.

It only has a 720p screen, but it converts down and works. Depending on your audio and video quality, there might be some issues like not playing or slow playback.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cubanluke88:
Apples to oranges in my opinion.

One is a 7" tablet and one is a 10" tablet. In my experience, they serve different purposes.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tumpy:
Not really, more like big brother and little brother. the next motorola xoom will be a true nexus experience because of google ownership, it will have what the 7'' do not have, i don't think google buy motorola to see it fail, the original xoom is still at the top of the food chain in google eyes...
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cubanluke88:
You didn't address what I said at all.

My point is that the 7" form factor is quite different from the 10" form factor. I've owned a 7" tablet though. Having a 4.65" phone and a 10" tablet makes the 7" form factor rather redundant and simply not something for my needs.

Thus back to my original statement, the two form factor serve different purposes/needs. One of the first questions I ask someone when they say "I'm thinking about a tablet" is "what size do you think you'd want?"

I don't really know what you're implying here

No, its really not. We all may love the Xoom, but it was, unfortunately, not the success that Google hoped for. Bad marketing, stupid prices, a stupid promise for 4G that took far too long and beta software (lol Honeycomb) gave the Xoom a really bad name on top of its poor sales.

The Nexus 7's success to date is what Google hoped for in the Xoom.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bongostl:
I have both...here is what I notice:

The n7 (duh) is much faster. much much faster.

The screen resolution on the xoom looks much grainier compared to the n7 (or compared to my GN). It bothers me at some level, but I can live with it.

I use the N7 as a handheld device most of the time, and the xoom stood up in the trifold case.

Did I mention the n7 feels a lot faster?

oh---and the development of the n7 is SIGNIFICANTLY more active than on the xoom (as you would expect from both a nexus device and from a much larger user base).

That is all.

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oh---and I bought my 4g xoom used on craiglist last week for $130, fyi.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cubanluke88:
The screen of the Xoom is probably its worst quality. The GN is absolutely beautiful, haven't seen an N7 yet so can't comment.

Thats one of the few things I'm jealous of the Xoom2/Xyboard for. It has the IPS display the Xoom should have had :crying:
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
I have both as well, and I agree that they serve different purposes...Nexus 7 is very easy to hold andcarry around. My Xoom contains my life (loads of apps, lots of productivity-related stuff), and I'm keeping most of my apps off of the 16 gb Nexus 7, just cloud/streaming apps and root tools. But both are running virtually the same software, and despite its age and 2X core vs 4/5X core of N7, Xoom is pretty fast. Where it differs is in some of the benchmarks...I never got much higher than mid 20s fps in Nenamark 2 with Xoom, but N7 got 60.8 fps today!

Yes there's some good original development for N7, it's a new device...and our Team EOS is right there with the best new rom.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootfan:
I have both as well, and I have to admit I use the nexus 7 more, as it is lighter and smaller. The screen is better on the nexus 7, but I deffinitely can not agree that it feels way faster. I am currently running the official jelly bean update from Google on my Xoom, and in most aspects, The Xoom feels just as fast. Yes, the nexus 7 definitely does out do the Xoom by huge amounts in benchmarks, but this does not translate into true user performance. Even my nexus s can run jelly bean, and feel "buttery" smooth, and it has a single core, and half a gig of ram. A quad core processor for android is good for 2 things,highly process intensive games, and marketing.

If this helped, or you just appreciate me spending my time to right this, then please give me a thanks:good:
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z1gackly:
I have both, both running EOS 3 most of the time. The 7 is smaller, faster and stronger basically, but that doesn't make the Xoom a bad tablet by any means.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jam.i.s0n:
I had the fasc. Through Verizon and loved having voodoo for GB and never saw anything for ICS roms. Is it dead altogether? I would loved to see something universal for all again.

I would think the mod would fix our screen being so shallow in the sunlight as well.

what to do with my vgs3....
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] droidstyle:
Voodoo was an upgrade for the fascinate because it converted the file system from rfs to ext.4, ics is already ext.4 on the gs3...and on the fascinate its mtd. So essentially voodoo is a downgrade these days.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] aNYthing24:
The US Galaxy S III does not have a Wolfson DAC, so yeah.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] tpike:
yeah its all about the opensource audio codec. wolfson dac was opensource so supercurio was able to get some tweaks in the system that you wont be able to do in our device...not the same way he did it atleast.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] droidstyle:
oops my apologies, I thought the op was talking about voodoo lagfix from back in teh early fascinate days.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jam.i.s0n:
Thanks for the input guys, I was glwanting the broad look of it all. Thanks for the support. I was so in love with the fasc being up at 4.0 I closed myself off from newer things

Thak yiu droidstyle for making the point of ext4 format. Twas my second highest inquiry.

My first most highest, is the screen. Any mod or hacks work well in your opinions of improvement?

what to do with my vgs3....
[General Questions and Answers] lapte2000:
Does anybody know how to play the same song on two or more phones?

I found a PDF for an app called PartyPlay (just google "PartyPlay_report.pdf" )

but i can`t find the app ...

If anybody knows a similar app please respond.

Thanks.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] eaglerazor123:
This Is Not A Rom

Just Got Some Free Time So I De0dexed both Apps & Frameworks Of Build JRO03E aka 4.1.1 OTA For Nexus S! Zipaligned Them Too

The Zip Contains Only De0dexed Apps & Framework & Which are Zipaligned!

This May Ease Things Out For Dev's Out There To Cook Something! Therefore By Saving Sometime!

Download Link :

http://goo.im/devs/eaglerazor123/de0JRO03E.zip

Hit Thanks If You Like It

:)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] apatal:
So you just flash this over an odexed JB ROM and you're good to go? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stompysan:
Hey everyone. I am having some issues with my headphone jack on my Sprint Gnex. Any time the device is turned upside-down, or any pressure is put on the headphone jack at all, the right side completely goes out. I was wondering a few things:

1) Does anyone else have this issue?

2) Would this be covered under Total Equipment Protection?

3) Would they want me to pay a deductible because of this? (my device is in almost perfect shape, but I am still worried about them trying to pull some BS)

Thanks for reading.

EDIT: I have tried other headphones and other cables (most of my headphones have replaceable cables), and they all do it, so it must be the device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Have you checked for lint?

Sounds unlikely...but it happened to me recently.

I could tell, however. I was plugging my aux in and it felt soft in the end push rather than "clicking" a bit.

Bit 'ol lint ball.

But yes, they'll cover it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Has anyone else noticed volume settings are even worse then they were for ICS? Not only are ringer + notification volumes still linked, Google even linked the system volume to them now as well. And more annoying: how on earth does one disable vibrate for notifications? The only setting to control vibrate I seem to have is "vibrate when ringing" in the sound menu. Unchecking this one does nothing for notifications.

I use Audiomanager Pro for my sound profiles, and the vibrate options you can set for each profile have no effect. The only way to disable vibrate seems to be to enable silent mode. But I don't want that, when I'm at home my GNEX lies on my desk in the room and I simply do not want it to vibrate for ringer & notifications.

Or am I somehow overlooking something really obvious here? :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ifly4vamerica:
It is a pain in the a$$ but I found a pretty cool solution. Might not be what you were looking for but "easy profiles" in the market will let you unlink all those. It has a 2 week full trial. You can even reinstall the trial again if you want. Plus it allows all kinds of triggers and rules etc. Almost like tasker ... except for notifications.

G-Nexus Sent
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pinke123:
So, if you're looking to control the vibrations for each app, any application that supports notifications should have a setting inside it with semi-fine-grain controls for notifications. These controls will generally allow you to specify whether you want a sound or vibration notification, and when to initiate them. For example, in Gmail->settings->[your email]->vibrate & ringtone there is a setting called "vibrate" in which you can specify if you would always like a vibration, only while in silent mode, or never. Hopefully this answers your question.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Thanks for the reply but it doesn't I'm afraid. I know you can control notification settings per app, but doing so for 10+ apps every time I want to temporarily disable notification vibrate sort of defeats the purpose. What I want is a Gingerbread like setting for vibrate for notifications: one setting to disable/enable vibrate for notifications that overrides individual app settings.

I'm beginning to think Google simply does not want to allow such settings any more, but I'm surprised not more users are annoyed by this. Linking volumes was a bad call, but removing control regarding vibrate settings is an even worse one imho.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phositadc:
I just updated my Nexus S to Jelly Bean and was very sad to discover this problem. Previously, I could use Audio Manager Pro to control whether notifications vibrated or not (both with volume on and off). Now, Audio Manager Pro's vibration settings seem to do nothing. I have to go into the individual app's notification settings to choose whether it vibrates or not. As you said, with multiple apps, this is unacceptable.

I emailed the Audio Manager dev to point this flaw out. I'm not sure if it is an unfixable Jelly Bean deficiency or if the Audio Manager app just needs to be updated. But I surely hope it is the latter and not the former.

I have to hand it to RIM... one thing they had right was notifications profiles built into the OS that were vastly superior to anything I've seen on Android or iOS. And the notification LED. It still blows my mind that more Android devices don't have a bright, visible notification LED.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Yes I totally agree regarding the profiles you can set on BlackBerry devices. I also emailed the dev of audiomanager, hopefully the jelly bean API still allows more control over vibrate than the Android settings menu suggests.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
AUGH I just clued into this tonight after weeks on JB. I can't find any way to globally disable all vibrations at night. What the hell was Google thinking? Now I might have to put the damn thing on airplane mode just to get some freaking sleep.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Yeah it looks like we need need to live with this or flash a ROM that has modified sound/vibration settings to a normally usable level (read: the Gingerbread implementation).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
For now, my compromise is to set Tasker to disable account sync when the phone is both face down and plugged in. Since Gmail is the most common source of vibration, it should do the trick. In the morning when I flipped it over and woke it, my e-mails came in about 5 seconds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phositadc:
Wtf was Google thinking? First linking ringer and notification volumes. Now making it near impossible to control vibration globally with a profiles app.

Google is really moving backwards in this area and I can think of no reasonable explanation as to why.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Exactly. It's a mystery what problem the Google devs think they needed to fix. Gingerbread handled volumes and vibration just fine. Don't fix what isn't broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
They were asked about this at Google I/O, supposedly it was too confusing for some users. They basically avoided a response when it was brought up how it is now impossible to set, for example, navigation and music to both have comfortable volumes at the same time. It's like they know it sucks but they still won't fix it, it kind of pissed me off when I was watching it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Would it be possible for a custom ROM, say AOKP or CM10, to revert the vibration and volume behaviours back to being more like they were in GB?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Oh I somehow missed that. Bad argumentation imho. If you can understand how 3 volume sliders (ICS/JB) work, you don't suddenly get confused if there are 5 sliders (GB). All this does is annoy people who want to control individual volumes. Restricting them by linking is *not* a usability improvement because it's less confusing.

"Three sliders? Ok, I got it". "Five sliders? ZOMG I'm confused!"

Google should have made it at least possible to unlink in 'advanced settings' or something. Heck I'd be happy to edit a bulky.config file if that would unlink.

AOKP and CM have the volumes unlinked, according to the specs and users on XDA. I'm guessing it's also possible to get the 'old' vibration behavior back as well. However I'm very happy with vanilla android, and flashing a custom rom just to get this one issue fixed always seemed overkill to me. But as soon as CM10 gets in a more stable state, I just might flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cornflakes21:
turn off vibrate alerts in Jellybean - I fixed it

dunno how I missed something so simple but I service provider was able to help me fix the problem of the vibrate settings being on for all alerts and ringtones. for the ringtone, its in advanced settings and you can uncheck vibrate there. for the other apps, you have to go into the settings via the app not via the phone settings>apps and do it for each app, so for example, I use go chat for text messages, so I had to go into the app itself and then go to its settings and then turn off vibrate, same for email and facebook. and it worked, its fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Yeah but that's still useless for those of us who just want to toggle all vibration at once, especially with an automated program like Tasker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mr_Q:
Have you tried Sound Manager from the market? It allows you to set vibrate for all notifications via the advanced menu.

I have to be honest that I only tried this in cm10 and in stock ics. I expect it to work in stock jb too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
No it does not work in stock JB. CM10 must have put back what Google got rid of. There is no more global vibrate toggle in stock JB.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schemogroby:
I'm a little late on this one...

- slide down the "notification bar" from the top

- 3rd icon from the left ("speaker")

- this button has three states (ringtone / no ringtone + vibration / no ringtone + no vibration)

// EDIT

another option:

- keep the power button pressed

- select one of the above mentioned sound options at the bottom

regards,

schemo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Sorry what you're describing has nothing to do with the feature Google removed. This is about the ability to globally disable vibration, independently from sound. None of the options you listed include "sound on, vibrate off".