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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mopral:
1- go here and perform the camera software update (need to be done with stock kernel)

2-if you use a custom kernel, check that he use the last samsung sources release and not outdated one

3- if none of the 2 first work: try a factory reset
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nearlygod:
Hi, just updated the camera firmware and the problem is still there.

no way i´d do a factory reset for that. Maybe when the jellybean update arrives and i still have the problem.

thx
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] IlBella95:
Why there isn't italian language?

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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lightstar3103:
1ST: read this. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1819414

2ND: Do what you do.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] IlBella95:
Really sorry!

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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lightstar3103:
No prob!
[Galaxy S III General] treble4:
i have owned every mobile device under the sun and the s3 is the worst device i have ever used outside in sunlight, im out with my dog a lot and use spotify on the go email etc etc and cant see a thing, the screen seems to take ages to reach full brightness and even then i cant see a thing other than that i love the device
[Galaxy S III General] muhamet:
Dhont go out whit Sgs 3 use only home :D
[Galaxy S III General] ligu:
I noticed something strange, sometime I feel the outdoor legibility is good, and sometime isn't. I suspect the auto-brightness messes up, but I haven't got the chance to confirm it.
[Galaxy S III General] Aimara:
i never use auto brightness , i think its crap , just untick it and go manual
[Galaxy S III General] Arsaw:
Always go for manual adjustment for brightness.
[Galaxy S III General] matttye:
Turn off auto brightness and stick the brightness on max. Not perfect but easily readable on sunlight.
[Galaxy S III General] lude219:
Even with full brightness, it's still a ***** to see in the sun. Oh well, good thing im inside 70% of the time.
[Galaxy S III General] CuBz90:
I highly doubt you have owned every single mobile device in the world.

My SGS3 is perfectly fine in sunlight, it is one of the things I love about it because my previous phones always had problems in sunlight.
[Galaxy S III General] Simmo3D:
Yeah this phone is really hard to see the screen even with a matte anti glare protector
[Galaxy S III General] jetbruceli:
It's not the best, my iPhone 4s is much brighter but it's not that much to make me want another phone.
[Galaxy S III General] drknezz:
I see what you did there..

Sent from my storming fast Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III General] snelz:
On cm 9 on my sgs2, they had this out door mode in the display settings that changed the hue in direct sunlight... any one know of an app that does same thing... made the phone extremely readable in direct sunlight
[Galaxy S III General] proud a-clown:
Mine was hideous. So I got a new screen protector (skinomi) that was NOT anti-glare. Much better now. Still not great, but much better.
[Galaxy S III General] hiya1987:
Not being funny but you live in the uk and we have sun maybe 2weeks of the year not really an issue is it
[Galaxy S III General] eksasol:
I might not have 20/20 vision, though I'm not legally blind, but putting the S3 and Nexus side by side with full brightness the latter is brighter, despite whatever GSMArena review said. I'm not very impressed with how the S3 deal with sublight compared to the S2 and Note, which is the brightest Samsung screen I've used. But its not a deal breaker either, also Samsung notification bar let you adjust brightness on the fly.

Believe it or not, Samsung marketted the S3 as a mobile device and their commercial shown people carrying the S3 outdoor. I was going to make a stereotype comment about nerds next in relation to the outdoor, but I'll stop here.
[Galaxy S III General] riso123:
With the mods available I now have no problem with my phone in sunlight...
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
No that's Manchester rest of the UK gets more sun sometimes .

Certainly cannot see my screen at all today on standard colour scheme .

jje
[Galaxy S III General] resore:
there is something like a white autobalance in screen settings, its a separate option than auto brightness. i think switching it off + max brightness give quite good outdoor experience
[Galaxy S III General] edtims:
Can you tel us the mods?
[Galaxy S III General] ahardie:
We have had a crap summer this year but we do usually get quite a lot of sun on and off. It's just totally unpredictable. That's why most Brit's go to the med for their holidays because if you book a holiday in the UK you could get great weather and more comfortable (less hot) than the med or it could rain the whole time.

Anyway we have had quite a lot of sun since I bought my S3 and today is glorious. I would say it's performance in sunlight is the only thing I dislike about the phone. I can't help wondering how Samsung can easily sell this phone places like the US and far East where they get a lot of sun and which I would have thought were it's main markets. Apart from that I love the phone. The main thing I use it for outside is memory-map. I can see the maps pretty good in sunlight if I turn it away from direct sunlight but struggle to read the text in it's menus.
[Galaxy S III General] Widget21:
Compared to my previous SGS1, SGS3's brightness and the quality of the screen are very disappointing indeed. 70% brightness on SGS3 is matched by about 35% brightness on the SGS1; that's how bad it is. I never use autobrightness not to mention the screen colours which i find less vibrant on the SGS3. And yes it is rubbish outdoors...

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Can't locate white auto-balance under settings\display. Is this not a camera setting?
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
Experiment slightly better outdoors in sun .

Screen Adjuster app set to green red blue zero

Brightness 100% contrast - 3

I then use Lux or phone brightness to 100% .

jje
[Galaxy S III General] abubasim:
I take it you haven't owned the HTC TyTN then? The first time I took it outside in sunlight, I thought the phone had switched off as the display was completely black. Especially bad since the version they made for i-Mate had a very good transflective display.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
I live in Brazil and the only way I found to be able to use it outside is to set max brightness before go out. And still sometimes is impossible to see anything.
[Galaxy S III General] proud a-clown:
anyone try the negative colors widget?
[Galaxy S III General] ruk212:
S3 is garbage in sunlight
[Galaxy S III General] aegeuss:
This is not a subjective feeling guys. In one of the reviews or comparisons I remember reading that S3 has less illumination power than its competitors. I remember the calculations were in lux format. So, there seems to be two reasons for this. 1. Samsung deliberately chose to manufacture the display in this way to lengthen the battery life. 2. The display technology on our devices yet can not apply much illumination power.

I am also using Lux and set the maximum brightness to 30 in Siyah kernel settings. That gives me bearable results under direct summer sun light.

Regards

Edit: Yes, I've found it; you HAVE TO read this article: http://www.displaymate.com/OLED_Galaxy_S123_ShootOut_1.htm

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[Galaxy S III General] Arsaw:
I think you guys love to use your phone under sun light. Here in Asian, people see sun light like chemical weapon. We always stay away from sun light let alone using a phone under sun light. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
As we soon enter a new spell of very bad weather i guess it will be forgotten .

jje
[Galaxy S III General] Poker gypsy:
I seen a slight improvement since the last updated, but not enuf too say it's good in the sunlight! Hopefully with jelly bean it will improve
[Galaxy S III General] sodeknetters:
Dont get your hopes up. Limited lux levels is a hardware limitation, just as the lack of transreflective legibility.

I'm not bothered too much, re. not feeling comfortable in direct sunlight i guess i'm a bit asian too ;)
[Galaxy S III General] colts187:
That's the one thing that kept me from keeping my sgs3. Otherwise that thing is an absolute beast
[Galaxy S III General] coopson:
mines poor too in sun light I want to keep my phone on auto brightness to save battery but it take to long to turn the brightness up in sun light and i cant see ****
[Galaxy S III General] fl4m3y:
I'm coming from the nexus s with a concave display and LCD. It was way better than Samsung's S3 display.

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[Galaxy S III General] eksasol:
As I have mentioned, if you had used the Note before, which is 1280x800 and 5.3", it is ridiculously bright, like staring at the Sun. It is more likely the first reason, which is okay with me, I'm getting past 5hours screen on time before battery run out. I'm guessing it possibly help the lengthen the times before the LED wears out too. Earlier AMOLED screen had issues where one color wore out faster.

But I do admit I'm spoiled by Nexus curved screen.
[Galaxy S III General] biffsmash:
Sgs3 in sunlight is better than any LCD. Seems people will always attempt to find fault with the best phone out just to defend their purchases of inferior phones such as HOX and iPhones.
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
Stupid comment especially as the majority are SGS3 owners.

jje
[Galaxy S III General] colts187:
Nobody is trying to find a fault with a phone they don't have. This is owners making their own judgements. I have the sgs3 and one x currently. Everyone knows the screen is inferior for the most part to those phones. Its just the way that Samsung configured the brightness output and the glass reflectivity that make it harder than say something like the galaxy note or sgs2 to see in direct sunlight. The one x and iPhone make up for the reflectivity of the glass by making the phones max nits higher than the s3. This thread has nothing to do with trying to find a fault.

I have taken the iphone 4s, sgs3, one x, lg 4xhd and Motorola matrix HD all out in direct sunlight to compare and they are best to last in this order:

IPhone 4s

Optimus 4xhd

One X

Atrix HD

Sgs3

Brightness level has everything to do with it. It is well documented that the sgs3 has a lower default brightness level.
[Galaxy S III General] edtims:
True. I dont like fanboys beheavor on a forum we almost all have a S3.

I love my S3 but nothing is perfex and this is a real problem atleast for me.

I know Samsung have done it to save battery but i realy like to have a bit more brightness for outsite.

I tryed to show a photo to someone and was surprised how bad it was in comparing to my old S1
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
Might be worth a look.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1791163

jje
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] macksgarage:
Somehow lateely the e and u keeys on my keeyboard repeat at the lightest touch. Errors intentionally left in the first sentence. Any one else had this trouble? Seems to be rom independant.

Sent from my doubleshot running cm9-alpha6
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] ekoee:
my phone does this across multiple roms. Might be a hardware issue. Normally I just spam whatever key double taps and it clears.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] macksgarage:
Just starting to worry this is the beginning of the end for my keyboard....and that my warranty claim will get screwed by being unlocked, even though its clearly not related to the software mods. Will I have to relock my phone with stock software before sending it in?

Sent from my doubleshot running cm9-alpha6
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] ekoee:
Some people will swear that they don't even look at it. Others are a little paranoid about it (you're gonna have to pay for the replacement, and its expensive, so I understand). Blue6IX wrote a guide on reverting to stock somewhere on these forums, but since I'm using Tapatalk I can't link it to you. If I find the name of the thread I'll let you know.

Edit: its a how to thread s-off to s-on. Solved in the development section.

Check blue's reference in the dev section.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] WeekendsR2Short:
Here ya go. It's about halfway thru the guide. If I had to send mine back and could, I'd revert back to S-On Locked & stock myself.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1254518
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] RazoE:
It's probably a loose part of the pad that presses the letter on the circuit board, seems it's super sensitive and is almost "pre loaded", so when you bearly touch it, it'll register and then when you press down, it'll do it again..

this is just a theory, I have no evidence to support it..
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] macksgarage:
Probably gonna turn out to be the point I'm glad I'm only HTC unlocked and s-on. Now, wonder where my stock rom backup is.......

Sent from my doubleshot running cm9-alpha6
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] WeekendsR2Short:
If you can't find it Blue6IX has a link to the one from Tmo in the thread I linked you to. Also, don't forget to "bootloader oem lock" your phone again before running the image file back onto your phone. It won't run while unlocked.

Also, jonnycat's guide to stock is pretty straightforward. Just stop at the part where he explains how to unlock the bootloader & you should be done & stock.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1508406
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] pcmp:
Funny, my wife's phone has the same problem with the eee and the uuu keys. I went to test it and found out that the @@@ also repeats, and that sometimes the 'e' won't come out at all. In the other hand mine, bought at the same time has no keyboard problem. Gotta be a design flaw, the chances of both of us having the same problem with the same keys and not being related is nill.

Luckily her phone is stock so I'm getting a new refurb before the 1 year is over. Just hope the refurb doesn't have worse problems.
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
Ok I can't find a rom like this and my next step will be to spend months createing a custom rom,

It needs to be:

Android: GB 2.3.3 ICS is fine but prefer GB 2.3.3

Rooted

Tweakable: Have lots of tweaks

Senseless: Prefer pure interface

Buggless: All roms crash because I install too many apps too quickly

Fast

Perfect

works on Virgin Mobile USA
[HTC EVO 3D] dgomez720:
I'm sure everyone will welcome you very nicely if this takes off LOL Welcome aboard sir! If you need anything tested, I would be glad to help ya out!
[HTC EVO 3D] fourstar89:
A sign of hope?
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
I'll make you a deal

You help me with the project on GitHub and you can be the first tester
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
RE:

Also please note that this is a i want a rom like this i was not trying to start another coming soon thread. I will try and build a rom like this. (added to my todo list on Salsa) do you know of any roms like this???
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
I'm moveing this into a development thread...

Please Note That To Make This Rom Work On All Devices We Will Have To Set It Up To Ask What Device, Carrier, and other info the device is.

Going to post the link in 10-15 minutes...
[HTC EVO 3D] DDiaz007:
Something like this brings a smile to my face. You want to make something cause you want it to accommodate you. Instead of nagging about something that doesn't suit you, you decide to make something that suits you. How awesome. XDA needs more people like you. I applaud the initiative you decided to take. I also applaud the fact that you are willing to share. Welcome to the community.
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
Ok here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29971580
[HTC EVO 3D] nathansuchy:
I getting ready to start writing code wish me luck. I am hopeing that I can create a common kernel that then gets changed by the setup app to work on the right phone. Feel free to check out the project on GitHub
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patriotaki:
when I open the default browser my ui changes color I mean the notification bar&menu, keyboard are switching to more brown color ! this inly happens in default browser.

here some screenshots so you can spot the difference.

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how can I fix this?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patriotaki:
hmm this is strange in screenshots they look the same but in my phone has different color than normal
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qwerty12:
Press the menu button inside the browser and then go to Colours, see if that's set to Default
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stierney:
Ta for that. High power saving is way too blue was wondering where that color menu was :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
so there is no sgs3 color bug. Bug was that you did not know the changes you made to settings
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] more2come:
There's a difference between the image that lies within the framebuffer, which will be stored when you take a snapshot, and the actual image that is displayed on your AMOLED ;)

Maybe your display is a little whacky. If so, take your SGS3 back for replacement.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quuki:
Maybe Browser settings is answer for that? Powersaving settings do that?? Test.

edit: not browser settings, its powersaving settings. there is option for that.
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
This is a working CM10 port of Jelly Bean to the HTC G1, the first android phone!

Remember, we are not responsible if you brick your phone. You must have proper 2708 SPL and radio. Follow the guide!

Special thanks: CyanogenMod team, Shelnutt2

Working

Touchscreen

WiFi

Apps

CM features

Google Now - partial

Not Working Yet

Cell/Data

Rotation

Video

[YOUTUBE]7Md9b6XbVtQ[/YOUTUBE]

Pre-Alpha http://www.scienceprousa.com/socaldevs/cm-10-20120808-EXPERIMENTAL-dream.zip

Install Guide http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19735858&postcount=111 thanks almostthere! use mtd 132​
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
Reserved
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
I have to admit that it is hilarious to see JB on the old g1. Good job getting it up and running, though.
[G1 Android Development] demkantor:
ha and to think htc stopped @ donut!

this may never be "fast" or a daliy driver but who cares! this is still no less then amazing and ill have to give it a whirl this weekend! way to go! long live the dream:rolleyes:
[G1 Android Development] SlashSpeed:
I figured the suprise was something like this. Amazing job guys! Now let's hope it will be usable as a daily driver some day. :fingers-crossed:
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
The ROM download is up
[G1 Android Development] almostthere:
Owh, I saw the customMTD uses the same as per previous ICS ROM eh? Thanks for keeping this alive man
[G1 Android Development] xanda143:
No bloody way man lol I never thaught this was the surprise
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
As you promoted the "big surprise" I looked at your github and saw that you were working on a JB release, but I never thought it would be possible. Congrats!
[G1 Android Development] almostthere:
Yeah but just hope that this time it's a proper follow through until at least a stable Beta
[G1 Android Development] vuvantuan59:
Wow wow ? Thanks !i use now ...
[G1 Android Development] Infinimint:
As long as this gets updates unlike ICS, then thanks :)
[G1 Android Development] hrk:
Since it's on github, even if jcarrz takes a due vacation, somebody else can contribute (although tvall is w/o internet atm...)

Congrats and cool to have it on github. :)
[G1 Android Development] steveharris87:
Someone told me about this and even tho I don't have mine anymore I had to come and say well done mate I never thought I'd see this little beast have ics let alone jb. Job well done
[G1 Android Development] Sythenast:
Ahah I just reflashed Donut, came to xda and... LOL :D
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
Unfortunately within the manifest I couldn't find any G1 / Magic specific projects. Looks to me as if it is only a "plain" build without the phone specific parts ... :confused:
[G1 Android Development] Infinimint:
If I had to guess, its a a generic build that was ported.
[G1 Android Development] hrk:
That ain't cool. :|
[G1 Android Development] Infinimint:
My thoughts summed up in a single post.

No offence, I just feel like It's another "I did it first thing". Who knows, if it gets updated he could definitely prove me wrong.
[G1 Android Development] AndyFox2011:
Its nice to see some new life in teh G1 forum! i shall try this as soon as i can!

I hope its kept updated! :)

Good work dude, and good luck!
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
This is impossible...
[G1 Android Development] Infinimint:
Obviously not :P
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
None of this even adds up--how could the g1 manage to touch every android revision? It's certainly not in the manufacturer's description.
[G1 Android Development] AgentCherryColla:
Its called Skills. If there soucre, it can be done. It might not be fast, or usable as a Daily Driver. But it has been done.
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
True, however there are newer devices who are still waiting for ICS/CM9, let alone JB/CM10.
[G1 Android Development] SlashSpeed:
I'm pretty sure it depends on the developers, not on the age of the device.
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
I don't see a lot of possibility for this to be actually usable as a daily ROM. For the small number of people who actually use this as their daily phone, froyo is still the best and they know it. And yes I did do it first, but that's not why I did it. I did it for the novelty and the truth that it can be done.

Mtd 128

Jcarrz1
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
True but I was trying to point out that newer devices are waiting for builds that G1 gets pretty quick...

It's hard to tell but is project butter+gpu acceleration functional in this pre-alpha?
[G1 Android Development] Infinimint:
I'm sorry if I may be sounding rude, I was just a little upset when ICS was never updated ever again, that's all. Good work :)
[G1 Android Development] ArcticFish:
Oh the dedication of Android developers

Sent from my SGH-T989 with Cyanogenmod 10 Alpha Power.
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
I'd say it depends on how many developers, the experience level of the developers, the amount of free time those developers have, the willingness of the developers to work on something that might not be worth the effort, random luck, and openness of the device.

And unicorns. can't forget the unicorns.

I really wish I had internet right now.... can't wait to get my hands on the source.
[G1 Android Development] almostthere:
It can be done is one thing but seeing thru it is another. Don't dangle a carrot in front of us and then leave it just as that. All we're asking for is a workable unit which we can call out and maybe get data on it. Forget about Project Butter as G1 will never meet the requisite basics but at least you had something going for the ICS build and was usable for a week until no new updates especially the screen orientation was was sorted out.
[G1 Android Development] faZevoLv:
FYI, jelly bean is a much smoother, optimised version of ics and with the latest jelly bean nightlys, people have said it runs smoother than ics over in the hero forums.

Well done jcarrz for releasing this for the g1, I never thought it would even reach GB!

Oh and if you need help with getting things fixed such as mobile network (if it doesnt work yet) then ask shelnutt2 in the hero cdma forum, he's a nice guy :)
[G1 Android Development] RiceDie:
Nice job SoCal devs! You made the head lines of a very well known Russian website http://4pda.ru/2012/08/09/68523/
[G1 Android Development] chris122380:
I object to the Froyo statement. After updating to the newest radio I can't find a decent cm6 or Froyo that I am happy with. I am running gingerbread Rom on my everyday phone with no problems.