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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eeman_:
I'm using Meanrom 3.4, but I need to figure something out as my battery life isn't so hot. I'll post in his development thread when I get to ten posts...

Sent from my Evo LTE.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Evo_Shift:
I run stock with goodies when I want a rom that looks stock and runs smooth as ever but still has some nice conveniences like power menu mod and quick setting toggles.

I run Viper rom if I want super customization. In my own opinion I don't think Viper runs as smoothly...just slightly less but the customizations make it worth it.

Once CM10 is ironed out I will give that a go but there are a couple too many bugs presently for my taste.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gregg23:
Same here. My Quandrant score is over 5500 on 3.4 with no tweaking, phone flies, zero issues. But my phone drains at least 20% per hour when the screen is on.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] canito63:
I'm between Stock Goodies and Viper Rom. I'm on Vipers Rom now and this **** is HOT!!!!!

Running Viper 4G w/DCM & Evilz Kernel..... Usain Bolt ain't got **** on ME!!!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] wileout:
Is google now in meanrom 3.4?

Sent from the depths of hell
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] chewboxa:
CM10. Easy as pie, and fast as hell! FTW!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CBRRider:
It's been in MeanROM since 2.7
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Shadow53007:
I was running MeanRom and it was running great. My phone could not OC past 1.7 though. Currently I am running CM10. Im really liking it. Not OC but it is fast and smooth. Jelly Bean makes a big difference
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] banccalif:
Mean 3.5 on the new base is ridiculously fast! Give it a spin if you can
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] joeyfettucine:
Running MikRoms base and loving it. Nothing too crazy, just smooth with nice dev work going on around it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] manaup:
Which sense rom has the most multitasking capabilities right now?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] banccalif:
If you're s-off or have HBOOT 1.12 then mean rom 3.5, it's on the new base, gives you more ram (770mb), fast as hell, haven't had ANY multitasking issues so far
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] joeyfettucine:
Yeah, liking mik, but he hasn't had a chance yet to update to the new ota. Mikey (meanrom) makes a very nice Rom.

However, multitasking has been very solid with mik....and, again, lots of dev work going on for it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] manaup:
I'm still stock.. How do I check to see what my hboot is? I've updated to the latest ota that came out a few days ago.

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Thanks. Due to the latest ota I'm not sure how I can root the phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] iraiderx:
CM10 is the fastest ROM i have ever used on a phone, project butter is simply amazing.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gmentals:
I havent tried them all but, from what I have, I like flex's the best.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
This is a review for the Poetic Keybook Case and Poetic Slimbook Case. Why did I buy 2 cases? I'm a picky person, I want to have the best experience with my Nexus 7. Please no griefing/complaining/"another thread because some dude bought a toy for his nexus." I'm spending my own time so you guys can see about possibly case ideas.

Poetic Keybook $34.95 (Prime):

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008IEGS2Y/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00

Slim, durable high grain leather like cover that protects your Google Nexus 7 7-Inch Tablet.

Adjustable stand securely holds your Google Nexus 7 7-Inch Tablet in landscape mode.

Removable Bluetooth keyboard integrates seemlessly with your Google Nexus 7 7-Inch Tablet and other Bluetooth enabled devices.

Provides full access to all Google Nexus 7 7-Inch Tablet controls and contains NO magnets for interferance.

Rubberized keys are spill-proof and also protect Google Nexus 7 7-Inch Tablet screen from scratching when closed.

Poetic Slimbook $9.95 (Prime):

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008IEGSGU/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00

So slim, you'll forget there was a case on your Google Nexus 7 Android Tablet.

Smooth and elegant leather like material draped throughout.

Lightweight and protective - enjoy your Google Nexus 7 Android Tablet's true form.

SlimBook will fold horizontally to allow for typing, emailing, gaming or video watching.

Perfect port cutouts for your headphones, charging cable, and speakers.

Anyway, now to the review!

Poetic Keybook first.

View of the back, and instruction manual.

View of the top of the case.

The inside of the case is covered in a microfiber-like leather and feels very good.

Top-down view of the keyboard with the mirrored charging light panel and link button. The keys feel very thin and/or cheap.

I was a bit worried the keys would hit the screen, but they do NOT appear to rub up against the screen. There's about a 1.5 MM clearance.

Charging usb slot and the on/off switch. The keyboard is good for 120 hours work time/130 days standby time.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
The keyboard is detachable (for charging reasons I assume) and is held in place by 4 magnets. The keyboard does NOT slide out of place.

Speaker hole without Nexus 7.

Speaker hole WITH Nexus 7, cutouts are in the perfect spot.

The flap for the stand are held down by another magnet, and feels VERY sturdy when erect.

My Nexus 7 dressed up and ready to hit the town!

Pairing was as easy as typing in a passcode.

On a final note there is Android specific keys on the top layer, as well as media keys and volume up/down keys. Very nice.

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[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
Now for the Poetic Slimbook!

The inside is also covered by the very nice microleather stuff.

My Nexus 7 fits snuggly into the Slimbook.

USB and headphone jack cutouts.

Volume rocker and on/off switch cutouts.

In high profile landscape mode.

On the backside there's an elastic strap so you can hold your Nexus 7. I would have liked this feature more if there was a way to hook the back cover onto the front, but it will do the job. It is way more comfortable than holding the nexus regularly.

View of the backside.

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So, which case do I prefer?

Keybook positives:

Has a removable keyboard.

Fits together very snuggly.

The stand is very well made.

Made of a tougher leather than the Slimbook.

Negatives:

Keys feel flimsy.

User manual was for an Ipad.

Slimbook: positives.

Very light.

Has wallet-like slots in the cover.

Elastic hand strap.

Negatives:

To stand the case up you have to bend the back piece of leather back and forth, probably can't be good in the long run.

I will use the Slimbook for when I hang out with friends and don't plan on being anywhere where I can sit down and type. For going to a general hipster coffee shop or while I'm home, I'll use the Keybook. Fun fact of the day, I typed this whole review using the Keybook!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] a03dugga:
So you are happy with this? Looks good, was thinking of getting something like this.

Any major gripes?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
Sorry, thanks to the mod who helped me out.

See 3rd post for pro/con list :D
[Nexus 7 Accessories] cmscritic:
Mistaken post. Ignore
[Nexus 7 Accessories] babbtong:
Thanks, I was really going back and forth trying to decide what case to get, your review helped me decide on the slimbook!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Improbulus:
Thank hottbill. I've been using an old folding Stowaway Bluetooth keyboard (video of it working if anyone's interested) but this seems much more convenient.

Can you confirm what the weight of the Keybook (including batteries) is please, just by itself without the Nexus 7 or packaging? I can't manage anything too heavy. My current keyboard is just 160g.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] humblewarfare:
They keys seem like they would need to small to fit in the case. If you have bigger hands, do you think it would be hard to type?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
Hi, the weight of the Keybook is about 250 grams.

I do have big hands, and it took a little bit to get used to it, but it's not that difficult to type on. Only problem is the space bar is slightly off center and I press the space bar with my right thumb.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] ExploreMN:
I just got the poetic keybook. Typing this response on it. The smaller keyboard makes me feel like I'm back on my Timex Sinclair 1000, but overall not too bad. I love that the keyboard can be easily removed if you know you don't need it on a particular day. Even without the keyboard the case is still a little bulky though. Easy access to the port and the camera isn't affected. I would give it 3.5 to 4 stars out of 5.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] arwilson529:
Bought one yesterday after your review. I was tired of waiting on Senyx to ship the CaseCrown model. Its been delayed twice, now out to the 14th.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] shinji257:
I had gotten the Keybook but didn't like it. I kept missing keys and it didn't work well for me overall so I'm sending it back for a refund. I'm going to get a slimbook however as that should work for the time being.

Once these become available I'll probably get one at that time. --> http://www.amazon.com/Poetic-REVOLUTION-Google-Android-Tablet/dp/B008PB4F7K/
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Improbulus:
Cheers hottbill. As my existing full-size folding keyboard weighs only 160g I think I'll stick with it until I find a keyboard case that weighs less!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] grubbslubbs:
Nice, thanks for the breakdown. Definitely helps!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Retalion:
is there any way to order these cases in Canada?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
Hi,

You can order them from Amazon, although shipping will take a bit longer. I believe standard shipping is 7-11 days (as opposed to 3-5 days in the USA.)

Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] HKSpeed:
I have the poetic slimbook and I love it mostly. i recently got a slightly different poetic slimbook for my wife's kindle fire, which I think has a much nicer texture and look. I wish poetic would make this for the N7.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006S2V8E6

I reached "Nexus 7 poetic slimbook" and found this yet-to-be-released Snugg case, which looks interesting.

http://www.amazon.com/Snugg-Nexus-Google-Tablet-Leather/dp/B008O5NQX6
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Retalion:
The reason I ask is because when I tried ordering it, it gave me a shipping error, saying the item does not ship to Canada. Is there any way I can fix that, or am I out of luck? ):
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mariolouis:
Funny how we still manage to want to go back to netbook era with all these accessories. There is a quad-core netbook available, isn't there? But that is a nice case anyway. I just wish more accessories will come to our country also.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] RALIR:
Difficulty pairing poetic keybook

I just got my Poetic Keybook case, without any user guide though the case said it had it. Nexus seemed to recognize it to give me a code, but keyboard did not seem to respond. Nexus 7 gave me a "Cannot pair with the bluetooth keyboard". Anybody has any ideas?

I did not need to press the pair button on the keyboard for Nexus 7 to recognize the keyboard and give me a 4-digit code. I charged the keyboard for about 3 hours and so hopefully it is not lack of power.

Thank you for any thoughts.

-RaliR
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hottbill:
I fixed that problem by turn on and off the Nexus 7's bluetooth and wiping all the settings.

Oh and you won't actually see the keys being entered I don't think. Hit the 4 keys then hit enter.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Loonnois:
Hello.

Does it exist in AZERTY?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] sjpn:
My verbatim Bluetooth keyboard wasn't working with my nexus 7 until I switched back to stock rooted kernel. Are you on a custom kernel?
[Nexus 7 General] _DrG_:
So long story short, I ordered a Nexus from GPuk but was delayed far too long for me as I was going to be out of the country when it was likely to be delivered so purchased mine from pc world UK tried to cancel the gp one no luck so allowed it to eventually be delivered so I could refuse delivery to get the refund from Google. This was recommended to me by a gp rep, as TNT require a signature I was advised to call them to tell them the that I wanted to refuse delivery. I did this as soon as I got my tracking number but while out of the country checked the tracking from TNT only to discover it had been delivered and signed for by an unknown person to an unknown location. Furious was not the word.

So i called TNT eventually they understood and apologised and accepted that I wanted to refuse delivery but also accepted they didn't give me the opportunity to and could not tell me where it had been delivered but would speak to the local depot and driver and get back to me. Que 5 or so calls only for the customer support team to tell me they still don't know where it has been delivered to but assured me that they will pick it up and return to sender with no more interaction needed from me. That was last Wednesday and have nothing more, in the meantime I have tried to contact gpuk to explain they have charged me for something I don't have. I I have tried explaining that I don't have it and what TNT have done but no matter what I try I am getting no return from Google to my many emails on this. What concerns me is that TNT have delivered it to someone else at a different address than the one supplied and can only assume that it looks delivered successfully to Google.

Where do I stand? I currently I am £208.99 out of pocket for a nexus I didn't want, and that's apparently been delivered but not to me.... :(
[Nexus 7 General] AraDreamer:
First things first, don't just email Google, call them. They're much better if you speak to them directly (so I've heard).

Second, if you purchased this on a credit card, most credit cards have methods of recourse for situations like these, so I'd speak to your bank.

Third, call TNT and ask for verification from them that you could present Google with in order to help facilitate a refund process.

-Ara
[Nexus 7 General] mzr92:
Might be worth contacting your bank and saying you have paid for something but not received it and thus want to claim the money back
[Nexus 7 General] _DrG_:
Thanks all managed to get through to Google tonight on the phone, and seemed genuinely sympathetic to me and have opened a support ticket and sent it to a specialist who will work directly with Tnt....let's see how we go
[Nexus 7 General] uberNoobZA:
when you speak to google again, ask them to disable the one that was supposed to have been sent to you and then to send you a new one. they will then recover the cost from courier.
[HTC Amaze 4G] koroth:
Anyone out there with the Stock ICS Nandroid backup from a Wind Mobile Amaze 4G I need your files!

Long story short I lost my Nandroid back up and now can't return to stock. Please help! Thank you in advance.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Spastic909:
Just download an ruu or rooted ota from dev section and flash. Nandroid backups have personal information as well so I doubt anyone will offer that
[HTC Amaze 4G] koroth:
I have tried that, it fails every time, gets to parsing PH85IMG then goes back hboot. From what I have read it seems that because the ICS update for Wind, Telus, Mobilicity, was OTA it can only be installed as an update. I can't install a previous version because I already updated to ICS while I was using stock. I have found threads of the Nandroid backups for other Canadian Carriers, just not Wind.

If I am wrong and you have any suggestions as to why the stock RUU's would fail to install please share them! I ran out of options and getting a Nandroid was the only other idea I could find that might work.

Thank you!
[HTC Amaze 4G] Keylogger_0:
Are you S-Off? Unlocked? Rooted? Or what? We need more information.
[HTC Amaze 4G] koroth:
I am unlocked, rooted, s-on, using Speed ROM 6.

When trying the install I had the zip file on the SD Card renamed to PH85IMG.zip (only one .zip), with relocked bootloader. I even tried extracting the recovery.img and boot.img and flashing them first. Every time I just ended up at the HTC boot screen.

EDIT: And using 4EXT Recovery
[HTC Amaze 4G] Keylogger_0:
You could try unlocking your bootloader, then extracting the OTA zip, and then grab the img files, and then flashing the boot.img, system.img, and data.img (and recovery.img if you want to restore it to as stock as possible)

You would effectively have a stock ROM.

The commands:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash data data.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[HTC Amaze 4G] koroth:
That sounded very straight forward before I got the OTA update downloaded and extracted. The boot and recovery files are obvious. The data and system files not so much.

There are two files that could be the data ones, called rcdata and mdmrcdata. Then there is only directories called system, no image files. One is in the root directory and the other is in a patch directory. Can I just compress the root system directory into an image file? Will it function the same? And do you know which data file I should use?

Thanks again for your help.
[HTC Amaze 4G] koroth:
Thanks for the help, finally gave up and gained S-OFF. Flashed an old hboot and ran the wind mobile ruu.exe from the wiki. Currently downloading OTA update from a stock wind mobile ROM!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Cycoon:
Okay, so I recently rooted my phone, and discovered just how awesome it is to break free of the stock limits imposed on us by the corporations.

However, I have been having a hard time finding the right ROM for me. I've flashed several ROMs so far (at least 4), and I haven't found one that meets my needs yet. Here are the one's I've tried:

CyanogenMod 7.2.0 - It's wonderful; I love every feature. However, a lack of .wma support is a big deal for me, seeing as I use Windows Media Player for a lot things,from managing my library to ripping music off of discs. So a significant portion of my media library has become unuseable. The lack of gapps out of the box was also very annoying.

SmartDroid - It was nice, but it also lacked .wma/.wmv support. It also did not have the features that CyanogenMod had, such as the over/under clocking embedded in the OS, and various other features that allowed for a significant amount of customization.

MookeOS - This was a terrible OS. Very unstable and error-prone. Also lacked key features. To it's credit, however, it was pretty smooth in terms of aesthetics.

CyanogenMod 9.0 - I never got to try it; it bootlooped on me. I waited like 5 hours for it to load up, and it never happened.

There might have been one more, but it too, was bad.

So here's my question:

If I want a ROM that offers a multitude of features, (preferably) a non-Sense OS, and provides good array of performance and customization options out-of-the-box, where do I turn? What ROM is right for me?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Schmidty850:
Go with MIUI, it is customizable beyond belief and is based off of cyanogenmod. It has lots of features and is really polished and nice looking, not to mention the immense amount of theming you can do. I have been running it for over 6 months now without a single problem. Also it is quite fast

Let me know what you decide on and I hoped I helped
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bzow:
I know that the app PowerAmp will play wma files. Give that a shot. It should work with any ROM. The full version of that app is $5, but you can get a trial and see if it works. There may be other players that do this too.
[HTC Inspire 4G] playerjunglejosh:
Get mx player, and use cyanogenmod...great combo

Also note mx player is free!!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nick281051:
Also note MX player is a video player is a video player. Not a music player.
[HTC Inspire 4G] playerjunglejosh:
True, another great option is to buy zplayer...
[HTC Inspire 4G] thedailyl3af:
In all honesty I've flashed every Rom for the inspire/desire hd and my conclusion is erebus's xl Rom its fast has dre beats and hasn't given me a problem since I flashed it along with its tweaks package and undervolt zips.. plain and simple you'll love it.. and add volume+ too any of your Roma and it'll boost sound stupid loud lol

Sent from a guy on the moon ;)
[HTC Inspire 4G] thedailyl3af:
**roms

Sent from a guy on the moon ;)
[HTC Inspire 4G] Cycoon:
Thank you guys so much for your responses. :cowboy:

I did try a variety of media players (including the aforementioned video player) to solve the problem, but the problem still occurred. I figure that it wasn't the application's fault so much as it was the OS. It just doesn't recognize that particular format (for whatever reason).

I actually flashed EnergyROM earlier today, and I think it's the one for me. It's what I was looking for at the least. So far it has met all of my expectations and more, and I will probably stick with it; I still have plenty of features to play around with.

Thanks to you all again, I really, really appreciate it.

Best of luck to you all, and happy flashing. :laugh:
[HTC Inspire 4G] th3lawmak3r76:
if you ever want to switch from it then id suggest redemption rom ive been running it for months and now that its in the beta stage its been flawless. honestly i dont see a reason while its still in the beta
[HTC Inspire 4G] theandroidguy2012:
I've been running JellyTime_R29 for the lest several days, and it is flawless. It is based on CM10, so it might not be what you're looking for but it certainly an incredible option. I think I'll stick with this ROM for a while... The only quirk I've experienced is the camera app changed from JellyBean4.2 camera to the ICS camera and I don't know why. Everything is butter smooth, which is a concern for our device sine it is only a single core processor.... Google Now works and is amazing just to top it off. Extremely customizable ROM. Made by Randomblame
[HTC Inspire 4G] thedailyl3af:
Go with the DHD section and find viper dhd/inspire many tweaks and such for your liking and its sense 4.1. Really good Rom

Or er3bus xl Rom sense 3.5 android 2.3.5 and is blazing fast stable and boosts volume like crazy with volume+ app which I recomend with any Rom ;) gl hope you find one

Sent from a guy on the moon stoned With Beats Audio powered HTC Inspire 4G
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exzacklyright:
On my tablet i get them all. On my gnex, even though the push notifications are enabled in the app i don't receive them.

Show notifications is checked too under the app info.

Mandated from Stannis Baratheon
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exzacklyright:
Anyone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Tell us specifically which apps that does not work. We need information in order to help you
[General Questions and Answers] americlima:
I found something interesting on Galaxy Nexus JB.

You have two or more contacts with different names, groups, telephone numbers, and area codes.

Let say that for those contacts you have set a single email address ex: info@xxhzxxk.com

The contacts will be merged into a single contact name on the phone, so you will have one contact name with the phone number of the others (you do not know who is who).

The other contacts names that were merged will disappear from the phone.

The Google contacts on the browser/PC will remain there with no changes.

Now, on the Google contacts on the browser remove the email address from the contacts that were merged. It will remain unchanged on the phone. The only way to fix it is to delete the contacts that were merged on the phone, in order to recreate them.

It will not fix itself.

Interesting, this does not happen in stock Galaxy GT-9100 S2 IC or in stock Galaxy Mini S5570 GB.

Is that a bug on the contact app?

Alex