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[Xoom General] mingiunate:
What app do you use to get those toggle buttons? (wifi, bt, brightness etc)

Thanks!

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HI - what weather/time app are you using?

also, how do you get that quicklaunch row of icons on the bottom? is it fixed so that its always there when you flip over to different homescreen section?
[Xoom General] modgadgets:
I am still using the default ones
[Xoom General] alex94kumar:
I am using the app Power Widget. It's a paid app, but it's well worth the price of a cup of coffee
[Xoom General] kinder771:
I thing I've got the best live wallpaper, give it a try ;) : http://www.2shared.com/file/gqyERiOk/DarkKnightRise_androidclub4u.html

It is Gotham City view from the street to top of the building like in here :

And blocks are falling from the sky, amazing LWP !!
[Xoom General] iamanoopmk:
EPIC!! Thanks for sharing dude...
[Xoom General] kinder771:
You're welcome !! ;)
[Xoom General] Rd. Vortex:
Really basic. Stock 4.1.1.
[Xoom General] Lothaen:
I stopped using task killer in froyo ... read up about how Android task mangers stuff for you and also tested with and without to no noticeable benefit to using ATK

Have u tried without for a few days?
[Xoom General] Mjamocha:
Motorola Xoom

Team EOS Nightly 4.1.1 JellyBean

Thank you EOS for the Awesome ROM to play with!

Wingray and Stingray Home Screenies Below -

Jelly Elements on Mz604 and Coffee Bean on Mz602

and : Tangerine Jelly on Mz601​
[Xoom General] alex94kumar:
**** man, thats intense!
[Xoom General] Mjamocha:
LOL ...the Tangerine Jelly is not as bright on the tab recently added a dark translucent layer to the panel not shown in these shots. Awesome in person. I've posted updated pic in my thread.
[Xoom General] NissanNick:
Man what launcher are you using? Or is that a mod?
[Xoom General] Mjamocha:
If that question was for me, The whole ROM is Modded/themed took me 3-4 days to do. Stock Launcher.
[Xoom General] Hainswof:
aithfl composers

1/ What is that Weather Widget?

2/ What is that Widget with Wireless, Bluetooth etc on it?
[Xoom General] matt4321:
Pretty basic
[Xoom General] airjordan223:
Heres mine
[Xoom General] alex94kumar:
Why not, here's my updated setup

TeamEOS for the win! and Nebula theme
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
As you can see, my home screen setup is about as stock as it comes. haha I am running the leaked VZW JRO03H stock ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droodski:
my gf just got her ATT htc one x and its only on 4.0.3 stock --- everything is noticeably snappier than my entire phone on stock JB 4.1.1

I would think jelly bean would tleast be on par with that phone on ICS... is it the processor difference ? camera opens instantly, mine still takes a second or 2--- any who just wondering if its mainly the hardware differences? its a really nice phone.. jealous :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laker666:
Sense sucks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ivanlau:
the one x is having a 4- core CPU while galaxy nexus is only having a dual core CPU...maybe this is the major difference:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] foxehkins:
The AT&T One X does NOT have a quad core CPU. The international one does.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bayint Naung:
But still its dual core is faster than GN's.

I personally find Sense not useful.. how about the multitasking issue on one X? :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Cause the S4 is the best dual core cpu currently. And the TI Omap 4460 on our GNex wasn't even the best dual core cpu when it came out!

The SGS2's Exynos 4210 was!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norazi:
htc one x has a newer dual core krait cpu that is much more efficient (faster) than the dual core s3 in the galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
That's wrong, the TI OMAP was the only SOC that natively supported HD Video Decoding and LTE/HSPA+42(disregard the existence of the s3 for now). Its also better at multi threaded processing than the Exynos. It has dual channel memory and uses ARMs NEON engine for better media playback. So overall, the TI OMAP is just more flexible and has more features to play with....oh and it supports 1080p HD...something the 4210 didn't support.

Exynos is only "better" because of the Mali GPUs it is paired with, which is a great GPU. Still doesn't compare to the 12-core Tegra GPU. Don't even get me started about how much better the S4 is at power management.

/exynoshater
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josip-k:
Close all your tasks.many people forget that.itll help,trust me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ray3andrei:
Can't agree. Maybe it opens apps slightly faster.. but my galaxy nexus is slightly smoother than my gs3 and its h/w accelerated, that's why I used the nexus instead of gs3 and I saw the one x in the shop and it isn't smooth not as smooth as galaxy nexus with jelly bean, not even close

Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
I find it amusing how people are so stuck on this smoother thing...The GNEX, One X and S3 are all smooth devices. Let's get real, they are all great phones. Do people really sit there with these three phones and swipe them side by side and see which is smother. Do people actually open apps and see which one opens a hair quicker and then base there decision on which phone to purchase because of those results?

If smoothness is the most important thing to you on a phone then by an iPhone and get it over with.

Otherwise, I do not understand why people stress out of the speed of these devices. It is like when new Roms come out people are always posting how fast it is. This Rom is so fast, faster then xxx....This is the fasted Rom out. Then I try it and I am like they all feel the f'n same! lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evelxe:
Hi, in my honest opinion its impossible ,if you have jelly bean ,nexus is the smoothest phone u can have ,also better to s3.

Jelly bean smooth is based on 3 factor ,first of all try to install new ROM or wipe or so ,wrong apps like task manager or battery manager can slow your phone

1) GPU ,with project butter GPU is more important, if you want try overclocked kernel ,but for me is stupid ,my GNex is smooth without too

2) Touch ,make sure your don't have 2 dollars screen protector

3) CPU ,the main revolution of android 4+ is using interactive governor ,this permits accords due first 2 factor ,when user touch an interaction to spin up CPU to Max and when finish touch back to Min,

Conclusion :

Try different kernel that have interactive governor ,if u use stock there is no problem, try wipe or uninstall bloat app ,android don't require stupid apps like task manager .

My friend has a one X ,smoothness is the same

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
who gives a rat's ass?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sageandonion:
Lol. Yep sure is a dumb ass thread. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
I chuckled.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
/facepalm.

The smoothness thread again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
The Nexus doesn't use a qualcomm S3 processor. Just cleaning up misinformation in here.

It uses a TI OMAP unit.

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That's because the majority of users posting about "fastness" are little kids who don't actually use the phone for anything more than games and stupid apps.:rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Does it honestly matter if it takes 0.1 millisecond longer to launch an app? Its not the end of the world, you cant expect a phone released in December 2011 to be on par with a phone released 2 months ago?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
I disagree with everyone saying nothing is smoother than butter.... I say margarine is smoother than butter :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
Edit: Solved via flashing radio ROM in ODIN, see here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31934326&postcount=22

I rooted my Sprint Galaxy Nexus using the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit 6.1. When the FD02 update came out, I couldn't install it OTA, but could install the radio and other updates in CWM recovery by downloading the files from here on XDA and installing them. Now that FG01 is out, I'm seeing the same problem of not being able to install OTA updates. I googled around and saw that one problem could be having CWM instead of the stock recovery, so I used the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit 6.1 to ReFlash Stock Recovery. I forced the OTA update through clearing/stopping Google Services Framework, and my phone rebooted and started to install, but halfway through I got the red exclamation mark screen.

What else do I need to do to be able to install OTA updates while rooted?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
The radio, bootloader, and the ROM all has to be same model (or type). Try reflashing all the radio, bootloader and the image that is all yakju or takju
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
I'm on the stock ROM, the FD02 radio from here, and I'm not sure what, if anything, is different about the bootloader, other than that it's unlocked now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Um... what is the version of your Galaxy Nexus? Yakju or takju? Because mine is L03...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
OK never mind. L03 is the bootloader derp... but I still know if you are yakju or takju and then give me the bootloader and radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazerorg:
You didn't need to revert to stock recovery. CWM will flash the OTA update just fine, you just have to tell it to. The OTA update will download as a zip file to /cache (or you can use the URLs posted over in the General forum to download the zip file yourself)... just boot into CWM and flash it. This also gives you a chance to also flash SuperSU before rebooting so you don't lose root (since the OTA update will unroot you).

This is how I install my OTA updates. I download the zip from URLs posted in this forum, boot to CWM and flash it, then flash SuperSU, reboot. Done. The bit about needing the correct bootloader and radio still applies, of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
No. He's not running either of them, probably. He's on Sprint, which means his stock radios could be different from gsm yakju/takju (i believe sprint's model is lte/cdma? I may be wrong though..).

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
I'm sorry, I've should've asked him about that. I am on mobile xda app, so I don't know whether he's on Sprint or not. My fault

Radio will be different from gsm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
LOL. I said Sprint in the OP ;) I think the Sprint Galaxy Nexus is called "Toro Plus" or "Toroplus" in this context.

Anyway, the problem I had before with CWM was that I could start the FD02 OTA update within CWM, and I'd get, as I recall, the red exclamation mark screen, instead of a successful install. I had the same issue when I tried the FG01 OTA update outright, it rebooted, went to CWM, and gave me a red exclamation mark. From searching around on google, it seemed that this was due to my current non-bone-stock setup (rooted/CWM recovery/unlocked/stock ROM), so is it actually unusual for this setup to not install OTA updates properly?

Thanks for the help so far, this is my first Android phone after a long line of WinCE/PPC/WM6 devices, and there's a lot that I'm unfamiliar with :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazerorg:
rooted = no effect on OTA updates (assuming you haven't messed around with anything in /system - if you have, all bets are off)

unlocked bootloader = no effect on OTA updates

CWM = will not install OTA updates automatically, but will install them manually by flashing the zip

stock ROM = required for OTA updates, and must be the build that the OTA update is meant for

radio = must be the version the OTA update expects

bootloader = must be the version the OTA update expects (actually not 100% sure on that, but it doesn't hurt...)

If everything is right and it still won't go, I'm not sure. Flashing with CWM might actually give you more of an error message indicating what's wrong. I think the stock recovery just gives you the exclamation mark and nothing more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
P

Yeah, I was unsure about toroplus being the sprint version.

Not sure whats going on, although i wouldn't think much about it and go full stock. Have you tried the updates thread on dev section? Have you tried TWRP?

Since i'm on maguro, i flashed yakju factory image, booted twrp with fastboot, flashed a supersu zip, reboot. Full stock achieved, with root. Nothing to it. Backup your root if you want with OTA root keeper or whatever people use (i would just repeat the first steps i mentioned after the ota installed, except reflash factory image, of course), then accept the ota.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
So you're saying, return the GNex to full stock, unlock and root again (perhaps using a different "toolkit" type utility, or just using adb commands), and see what happens? And I haven't visited any update threads other than when I installed the FD02 radio + other updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
I'll ask the same thing I asked other dude with the same question, why?? Who wants an ICS OTA with borked search? For the love of all things butter, just flash JB!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
Seriously, should I have to explain myself? I want Sprint TV since I'm paying for it anyway. I want things to "just work" and not mess with JB ROMs using a hacked ICS radio. I don't want to put on ROMs with broken stuff in it (there's one ROM whose OP just says "Broken: you tell me." for crying out loud). I'm not going to argue this any further. Obviously if I wanted to put on a community ROM, I would just do so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
I'm sorry if I came off confrontational, I was sincerely trying to help. I've been using JB ROMs since they were released and nothing is broken and I would never even consider going back to ICS now. But, of course, it's your phone and you'll do what you want with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Rooting has nothing to do with it.

As was mentioned earlier, CWM will install an OTA update file but it will NOT install it over-the-air. What I mean is, if you download the update yourself ( from the "update" link in my signature), you can use CWM. If you get the notification that there is an OTA update and you click accept and try to have it install while CWM is installed , it will fail. See the difference?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
I am so so sorry for this but I can't figure out how to take a screenshot in recovery mode.

When I install the OTA update in CWM (flashed it back), this happens:

This is what happened last time with FD02, more or less.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You are getting that error because you are using a custom kernel. You need to be running the stock kernel for the build you are running.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
Thank you so much. That's news to me. How do I shove a stock kernel into it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Do you know how to use fastboot? If so, grab the boot.img file for whatever build you are currently running and flash it: fastboot flash boot boot.img

I'm not in front of a computer now, so I can really provide more details right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DanAdamKOF:
Thread necro. I think I got it working. I backed up a few things, then used ODIN to flash the stock FD02 image, and it wouldn't install the FG01 update (same Status 7 error). I then flashed the FD02 LTE .tar file on its own, and after that FG01 installed fine. So I think the radio was throwing it off. I used this thread for the .tars: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1620036

I used "Samsung Galaxy Nexus Toolkit V7.8.0" to 1-click unlock/install CWM recovery/root, then installed OTA Rootkeeper, protected root, and did the JB OTA update. CWM asked if I wanted to prevent flashing recovery, and to keep root, and I told it yes. It then booted up into JB. Looks like it's fixed!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rohan999:
Ok i will make this short and easy..

to receive OTA updates:

1: If you are on stock rom and rooted and have cwm flashed, then re-flash stock recovery, device status will go back to normal. (rooting doesnt affect unless you have cwm)

2: If you are on custom rom, flash or restore stock rom and reflash stock recovery.

(you can receive the OTA updates now)

How to flash stock recovery?

Easiest method is to use the galaxy note 2 toolkit. (Thanks to mskip)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1923956
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cdeeee:
Where is the downloaded OTA File

I have a China Unicom version (dual sim card). I have unlocked and rooted phone with SU and CWM installed. I have not flashed a modified image and today there was an OTA update(1.12.1402.1).

According to your post and others, I have two choices:

1) Method A: Reboot stock, perform OTA update and reflash recovery image - Problem: I don't have the stock image (I think) or I never saved one (is it too late)? So far I haven't found stock China Unicom image online

2) Method B: Install directly using CWM - Problem: According to your post I can either use the one I downloaded OTA (but not installed) or follow your link. Since your link doesn't have the China version I believe I must use the one downloaded onto my phone.

My question is where do I find the downloaded update on my phone? What specifically do I need to do with it?

Grateful for any help you can provide or any other suggestions.

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Bl!GhT:
Hello Dear Viewers,

I am here to gather your opinions. This is just a discussion and not a debate. So please be nice.

I am posting this in the Galaxy S2 forum because i use it currently.

I am selling my iphone 4 and i was thinking which phone to go for next.

The features that i require are:

A fantastic camera, the iphone 4s has the best image capabilities i see.

And a call record mod which allows me to record calls. Which is not available on the iOS.

Now my question is should i buy the galaxy s3 or the htc one x or the iphone 4s.

And i already know the specs of all the phones. I just need your personal preferences.

And i know that people dont buy the iphone for its hardware , they buy it for that ease of use.
[General Questions and Answers] republicano:
I'm choosing a s3 due to its screen resolution and the 22nm chipset, I feel comfortable with open source and the support from xda devs then ios, would like to try siyah on a s3, one x doesn't interest me, no sdcard, no removable battery and the battery drain from the lcd screen,the tegra is weaker I hear,

I'm planning to get a s3, that with paranoid android and its dpi per app would be perfect.
[General Questions and Answers] shr33kant:
If I were you if that's all you need from an android phone go with the s3. If you want to flash roms and stuff wait for the next nexus or buy a galaxy nexus and an slr :D

Sent from my GT-I9100
[General Questions and Answers] Bl!GhT:
Thank you for your replies, i am leaning towards the galaxy s3 :)
[General Questions and Answers] raisinberry777:
The iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S3 and HTC One X all have excellent, fairly similar cameras
[General Questions and Answers] bartoloandre98:
Stay with your sgs2 then wait for the next Google phone.....welcome,you made the right choice.

IN CODEWORKX WE TRUST.
[General Questions and Answers] a67543210:
S3 my friend. The sound quality and picture quality are superb. The S3 has the Same Camera chip as the 4s, but a slightly improved one of that chip. Also, zero lag shutter means you DON'T even realize when pictures are taken because it is so fast. In burst mode, 20 pictures in 3 secs. It also has HDR and other functions in the camera settings you'll probably like
[General Questions and Answers] bluefa1con:
Nexus lacks good camera until now and stock Android doesn't support call recording

Go for s3
[General Questions and Answers] johnfranz29:
Go for S3, Android is limitless unlike on ios...

High On Android :D
[General Questions and Answers] ithehappy:
Out of those three devices, NONE.

Wait for the next Nexus and iPhone, then decide.
[General Questions and Answers] droidstarxx:
I own an iphone 4 and recently acquired sgs2. My first 6 months of iphone i was happy with it. 7month i jailbroke it. Then i was happy agaib. 8th month im looking forward to heavily tweak my iphone. After that i did some stuffs like tweaking the system.however i got bores due to the closed and restricting ios. I cant have enough so i acquired galaxy s2 first day im soo happy with it because it is fast. 2nd day i go to xda to find how to root flash etc etc. Then 5th day i flashed speedmod kernel then 6th day flashed neak. Im so happy with my droid. :) and o i was a wm user back in the old days of the first xperia i also tweaked and mod and flashed it.

To make it short . SGS3 FTW. ANDROID FTW HAHA

sent from my GT-I9100

»stock GB samsung

»n.e.e.kernel

grasp android a little bit XD
[General Questions and Answers] Logi_Ca1:
You meant 28nm CPU right? You are referring to the Qualcomm MSM8960 CPU? OP, you need to differentiate between the US Galaxy S3, which uses this 28nm CPU and International S3 which uses a 32nm Exynos 4.
[General Questions and Answers] sahibunlimited:
I don't think choosing any of these phones from S2 is a good idea, better wait till the end of this year for newer nexus or Note 2 if you don't like nexus devices
[General Questions and Answers] droidstarxx:
The TRUTH. :)

sent from my GT-I9100

»stock GB samsung

»n.e.e.kernel

grasp android a little bit XD
[General Questions and Answers] Bl!GhT:
Wow thank you everybody, i am staying with android. I will wait till the year end to upgrade i guess and honestly i never got bored of my galaxy s2, so many RoMs so many new features... but iOS just has cydia... and thats it. Cant even tweak it...
[General Questions and Answers] maypes:
I'd go for the SGS3 unless you really don't like samsung's touchwiz so much that you'd rather wait for the next nexus. And you can always use other launchers. ADW EX launcher is a good one with a lot of options.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AltanshagaiA:
I was flashing the new PAR∆NOID∆NDROID 1.9.2a[27/07] found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1800599 . I first wiped data, cache, and dalvik cache and then flashed the rom from my external sd card then the hybrid gapps after. I was coming from Helly Bean rom found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1783064 . I cannot get into recovery or download mode. My power/lock buttton doesn't work and since the day it stopped working my phone would turn on when i inserted the battery. I also tried a homemade jig though not sure if I did it right but I followed the instructions correctly. Right now it is bricked and stuck on the ATT world phone screen.

Any help would be deeply appreciated and as soon as possible because I use my phone for work.

Thank you
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fractaline:
try some of the methods in this thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1351224 to get back to download mode. one of them will almost certainly work... in your case i would try to remove battery plug in cable hold both volume buttons and reinsert battery.

my power button started to die recently (makes for an exciting trip to recovery/download mode) i was able to resurrect it (mostly) by taking the back cover off (not just the battery cover) and spraying the button generously with electrical contact cleaner. it's pretty easy and well worth the 15 min and the cost of the spray. somewhere there is a guide on taking it apart if you are not comfortable with the idea. i didn't use it but i'll see if i can find it for ya.

here..... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=740022 good luck mate