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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aisty:
Mmm... I think my recovery is Cyanogen Mod one as it was the 1st ROM I installed (and I still have the logo in the back).

Else, I am not sure to understand why I should activate the signature verification when it said "No signature" ? Also the first lines of the CERT.SF file are:

Signature-Version: 1.0

Created-By: 1.0 (Android SignApk)

SHA1-Digest-Manifest: 7y3cKpyzcHOiD6VMGnhDh3YRIMM=​

Is there a way to bypass this verification ?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlooooo:
First, as Erklat said reconsider what you wanna do. Then try to download rom again. Then in recovery (not sure what you said cause there is clockworkmod recovery not the one you said) in advanced options you have an option to switch off signature verification.

Sent from my HTC Desire using Flashes and Thunders
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aisty:
[solved !]

The file is not corrupted I checked ^^ I didn't change the hboot since I installed Cyanogen :P So I supposed it didn't change when I changed ROM.

Else I tried to remove the blocking file, but I new it wouldn't work XD I thought I will learn a bit like that :P

Finally I am a "she" !!!

Anyway thanks for your input !

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Yes I said Cyanogen instead of clockwork sorry XD

I finally found the "Toggle signature verification" you were talking about and it completely solved my issue ! Thanks a lot !!!! :highfive:

I am gonna try my new ROM thanks to you ^^

have a nice evening boys ! :o
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlooooo:
I'm glad I could help.

Nice evening, girl...

Sent from my HTC Desire using Flashes and Thunders
[HTC Sensation] z4ckm0rris:
Whenever my phone is connected to wifi it switches the phones network setting into GSM only. It essentially drops all cell signal. It still works over the wifi obviously, but I'm curious as to why this is happening?

As soon as I disconnect from the wifi, it immediately swaps back to the wcdma/gsm auto.

I cannot attribute it to any apps, or my ROM specifically (ARHD 6.7.2) because it was happening before I wiped and flashed the phone.

I don't think this is normal. Does anyone else seem to be having this issue?
[HTC Sensation] sp5it:
Same here. 6.7.2 and older

Losing gsm signal when wifi transmitting data

Different kernels no improvement
[HTC Sensation] z4ckm0rris:
Same. I tried different Kernals and different Radios as well.
[HTC Sensation] sp5it:
I tried different ril/radio sets. Didn't work

I have to try stock RUU.
[HTC Sensation] jslim38:
Thats normal nothing to worry about keep in mind our devices is infact GSM
[HTC Sensation] sp5it:
I solved the problem. I cleaned contact pads inside back cover with alcohol and cotton earbud. Cleaned also contact springs.

Problem is gone since over week now.

Mike
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] yumms:
Check out the video on verge review, the multitasking is horribly slow and painful to watch. Can someone verify the performance of multitasking?

http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/15/3243546/samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-review
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hot_spare:
I also wanted to check with people who has the Note 10.1 if the device is actually so slow.

Verge video: http://youtu.be/sNkKc81Ug34?t=2m50s

Start at 2:50 to check how much it lags. Can someone try the same in his note and reply.

cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] devilffm:
I just tried exactly what you see in the youtube video.

Yes, there is a little little Lag, but not as horrible as it was shown there.

There was a little system update, the first time i started my Note. Maybe this fixed it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
It's lag in the sense that it takes a second initially for what you've written to be displayed. It captures what you're doing immediately the lag is in having it appear. There's some bugs in the s/w because there's a hell of a lot going on behind the scenes that's never been implemented before. Hopefully Samsung cleans them up with updates.

The Verge was pretty tough on the Note. TW is a love/hate proposition and if you hate it you really should skip the Note completely. It's what's tying everything together so you'll lose multi-view and other features if you run a vanilla ROM. I do disagree with their conclusion that's it's a Tab 2 with a pen. It's nothing like the original G-Tab in performance, the display, version of TW, materials, or feel in the hand. I have them side-by-side and you really notice a difference (for the better). Bottom line is if you're not in to the benefits of multi-view or the S-Pen and just want to use the Note like a typical Android tablet it may not be the best choice. Especially at a starting price of $499.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] devilffm:
More like a millisec in lag.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iZan23:
You know, those guys of the Verge did some kind of silly gestures and they did it so fast... I don't think anybody will do that kind of stuff in a regular use...

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] warmonked:
They drew squiggles and tried scrolling the browser up and down. If that's too extreme for the Note, then that's pretty sad.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] upperkingjr:
Jellybean will fix all that and make it smooth like butter.

"Project apple" in order to get the same smoothenss as ipad..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] redviper666:
Verge is basically an apple fellatio shop. I think they'd lose half their audience if they had a bad review of an apple product or a good review of any apple competitors.

For example:

Galaxy S3 = 8.5

iPad = 9.3

One X = 8.4

Macbook Air: 8.8

Thinkpad X1 carbon: 7.5
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Craiq:
but this will take some time for an update i think

Gesendet von meinem GT-N8000 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mdalacu:
Can you write on one side (using SPen) and scroll a web page on the other side (with a finger), in the same time?

Thx.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] df1tn:
Yes and no. It is true that when having applications side by side the context switch takes a moment. But it doesn't feel like the tablet can't keep up. In fact if you use a floating S-Note window there's none of this lag. Even if you have several floating windows plus a floating video plus two applications side by side the tablet is still totally responsive. There seems to be plenty of horsepower, so it's unclear why there is this delay with side by side context switch.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mdalacu:
Can you? Please, test this.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
I agree with this. Playing a 1080P MKV video in Pop up play and resizing it and moving it around the screen causes absolutely no lag or stuttering. I'm guessing (hoping) that any lag that's happening in side-by-side views will be corrected via updates. It's certainly not the h/w (CPU and/or RAM) that's causing it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] df1tn:
Yes and no again. Only one window receives input at a given time. However, both applications do run simultaneously. E.g. if you have flash video running in the browser window and you switch to the note window the flash video will continue playing without stuttering when you scribble in the note window. There is a blue line at the bottom of the window that currently receives input.

BTW the verge guy also missed the fact that the keyboard can indeed be switched to handwriting (or voice)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] warmonked:
I hope so, but if there's one thing I've learned about mobile devices over the last couple of years, it's this: **Never buy a device on the promise of future software updates.**
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hot_spare:
Very true. Never get a product thinking about future upgrades. I wonder how XDA devs would make use of the S-Pen in their customer roms.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mdalacu:
Samsung promised today, at the NYC conference, that n8000 will recive JB.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hot_spare:
I wanted to get the tablet, but I am not very sure now.

I will probably wait for 2nd version as I think it could have been much better. I don't want 7-inchers like Nexus7 which basically is just a e-reader with Tegra3. I think they couldn't optimize the software yet. And A15 SoCs like Exynos 5 is very near, I think it would be foolish to spend on even a quad core A9. Very much interested on the new midgard T604 GPU.

I am also pissed about some of their product design philosophy:

1. Why replace the default mail client?

2. PCWorld mentioned that you can't attach anything in outgoing gmail messages. The only attachment option there is for the Gallery, which means that you can't take notes (or create a document in the Polaris Office app) and then send it via your Gmail account anywhere else. What kind of screwed-up policy is that?

3. S Planner instead of default calendar. When google already creates something for you, why change it when you can't make it better? You waste time and money to develop something which is worse than the free app you receive from google? What sort of product managers approve such thing?

4. Those icons that Samsung uses look so cartoonish now. It's been a long time now, I think we deserve a change in basic layout. They should bring something fresh, it's just so stale. I am not going to compare to Sense 4/4.1 as it's a totally different discussion.

5. Why have so many useless widgets when I see it is causing a lag. There is obvious drop is framerate when there are many widgets in the homescreen.

6. Display resolution is not on my top priority, but would be for many other people.

7. Someone drop that fuc^^ng blip-blip sound. I know we should be able to disable it. My point is why have something which is irritating for many people.

Don't Samsung take feedback from users or from forums? Ok, so you want to skin the device and differentiate it, fine. We can get the idea behind having their own identity and their own apps. But what is the point to use inferior choice when you have something clearly better available for free? You don't want to use stock. Ok, good. then make something more refined. I was so excited about the S-Pen. It looks good, S-Note also looks very decent. But some other things don't look so promising.

/big rant
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] habs101:
On the Engadget review

Mutlitasking seems fast. and they taxed the processor with a lot of windows open.

the verge is very biased site. If it is not an apple product forget it.

even when the theverge authors were at engadget same ****, they were biased.

even slashgear multitasking is way way faster than theverge
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] yumms:
Well the lag is right there in the video, you're not suggesting that they faked the video are you?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] nerdsisme:
doesnt seem like multitasking is that slow..... maybe verge loaded a lot of Apps on the background haters... :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-769vFLPUE
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] habs101:
Well yes in his review the lag is present and huge.

but why not other review sites?

like slashgear and engadget?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] warmonked:
Well in that video they didn't use one window then immediately start working on the other window, as they do in The verge video. Also there are a number of times in that video where he does try to switch to the other pane and has to tap multiple times on the same button for it to do anything. As much as I sometimes dislike The Verge, I can't imagine they'd fake a video just to be anti-android. They'd be caught in an instant. There's no vast anti-android conspiracy here.

In any case, there are a number of people on these forums that have the tablet in their hands. What do you guys think?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] qnfauf:
Even just scrolling across the pages looks completely different on Engadget's review and the Verge's review. Engadget complements no lagginess of the Note (giving credit to the quad core processor) while the Verge complains about Jerkiness doing the exact same thing. And looking at other video reviews, just scrolling across the pages are definitely not laggy, meaning either the tablet the Verge has is defective or Verge did something wrong.

And the Verge did one thing wrong for sure. They have power saving mode on. (1:24 of video) Who does that when you are reviewing multitasking performance of a tablet? Well, apparently the Verge does. And we still don't know if they did everything else correctly or not.

At least, I will go with other video reviews I've seen of it, including Engadget's. The Verge's video review should have no credibility (in terms of tablet's performance) even if putting it on power saving mode was the only thing they did wrong.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tonyz3:
Like any purchase you make you will have some satisfied and some nonsat people:rolleyes::rolleyes: but in the end i will get it because it has a lot of what i want--Spen and than come to my own conclusions.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
And the default is off. Very strange.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] walidbang:
check out my video , it lags a bit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZISP-utGXM&feature=youtu.be
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cmunho:
I don't have my Note yet, but I think this is kind of a non issue. If you put two apps side by side in Windows 8, you have to give one app focus before you can use it. There is a slight lag when you do this, it's not much, but there. You don't instantly flip back and forth like they are trying in those videos, that is not a Use Case. Apps need focus to know something is wanted of them. That seems normal.

Definitely something wrong with The Verge's test unit, or they botched it, I'm not sure which. This really makes me ponder how good The Verge is as a trustworthy source of information.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tonyz3:
Nice vid... Thx for the demo. I think the V might have blown his demo vid. I am seeing many more good ones. He did have some good points about the choice of app fot multi tasking. Non chrome etc. but this doesnt bother me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] denniegst:
could this 'issue' be specific to the black and/or wifi model?

all positive reviews were non-usa websites and the videos that showed no lag were the 3g european models
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] trineomorph:
Unfortunately seeing and reading the Verge review confirmed what I have been experiencing of late. Apps do see seem to slow down or be non responsive after a while. The browsers (Chrome and Samsung's version) Sketchbook Pro etc... I really love the SPen integration but I'm shocked that a high end processor is outputting so much lagginess on this tablet. Touchwiz doesn't help and I think it's the main culprit. People can say just wait for the ROMS but why I should I depend on that when the manufacture should tests their own software (skins) to work properly.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] devilffm:
Using it the third day now. Still cant confirm the issue.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Without question there's some bugginess. Especially when two apps are interacting together. But, at least for me, it's random and probably appears 5-10% of the time and it's not consistent so I don't really consider it a problem. If you're experiencing lag all the time and it's repeatable it could be some app or widget you're using.

I've experienced zero lag or issues with the stock browser. It's one of the most impressive features of the Note for me. Finally, a near desktop browsing experience on Android.

The SGS3 is going on its fourth or fifth update. I have a One X and it just received its fourth too. The shipping ROM on the One X was shockingly bad. New generation devices are far more complex and things occur in customer use that don't get caught in testing. There's no reason to believe that some of the bugginess and issues we're experiencing won't be cleaned up with updates. But Android isn't iOS. With all the crap we each load on our devices individually they can negatively impact both h/w and s/w performance. If it happens on a fresh stock ROM with no additional apps loaded you can safely say it's a Samsung issue with either h/w, s/w or how the two work together being responsible.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
Issues. no device is perfect. i'm really torn between this or infinity pad. or I might just wait. IM more than satisfied with nexus 7 atm. Jb is where its at. Samsung shouldve shipped jb on this.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jarjar124:
this. my dad is planning to trade in his iPad(first gen) and get a new tablet and i recommended the galaxy note 10.1. i showed him some clips and he liked it. i also said the nexus7 (which i have) and he said 7 inch is too small. he's planning to wait for the nexus 10(rumored name for 10in tablet for the nexus tablet) as well. I'm not sure what he should do.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] phoenixbennu:
I actually tried hard to recreate the verge issue, but couldnt do so. There is one small split second of lag between switching apps and that is it. I DO NOT think its lag. I think its a safeguard feature. It prevents input on one app while using another. For example: if you have video going while using s note, and you are writing and accidentally put your hand down on the wrong side of the screen it wont stop or mess with the video. Thats what is seems to me. Definitely seems to be a safeguard more than anything else.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] richB7:
I just tried something similar, had the gallery up, a browser and video playing in the floating window and I could not perceive any lag in any of the windows.

---------- Post added at 06:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:34 PM ----------

I sent back an infinity this week. You want lag? Get the TF700. Tegra is not up to snuff imho.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
I disagree, the 700 was super fast for me. no lag what so ever.

I returned it tonight for the Note because of Quality Control issues.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tonyz3:
I am not getting any lag either. Just really getting a chance to use it now, but so far nothing i have tried will produce it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] richB7:
Lardo glad you had good luck with the Asus but I can say the one I sent back was a POS. So slow in browsing and anything else requiring screen redraws it was pitiful. I have a little usb android dongle I paid $75 for and it is faster than the infinity in some things.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
Ya that sucks man. Beutiful screen. Mine was super fast after that latest update.

But BT did not work and I am looking to switch to BT for my Music and Youtube. Had light bleed also.

My Note should be here Saturday or Monday. if it is not snappy, i wont hesitate to return it in a second though for another 700.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ilostmypistons:
Playing with the Note I got my daughter to take to college next Saturday I can honestly say there is zero lag on anything I've tried and not a single ANR or crash.

The Verges Nilay Patel is a known Apple butlicker and should never review anything but Apple products. I can't believe a journalist for a tech site would do a review in power saving mode and still have a job and he's out there defending himself on Twitter what a joke
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] habs101:
You noticed his defence on twitter as well e?

I don't know how the Verge in general can be considered a technology review site. If the apple stock holders on that site don't see an apple logo on a device they will not review it properly and give it a score of 4 from the get go.

He gave the camera a 5 and he didn't even review it as he doesn't like cameras on tablets lol

I saw the multitasking at bestbuy and it was working great.

The fact of the matter the Verge is not a site people should be taking information from.... when those guys were at Engadget anything non APPLE would get **** scores.

If i were samsung id ban them from reviewing my stuff or something lol or sue them for harm caused by deceiving reviews done with power saving mode or something.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] homegeek:
I also played with the Note yesterday at Best Buy. I played around with the multitasking and found the lag to be about a second between screens. Not anywhere near as bad as the Verge made it out to be.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cousiver:
someone should email theverge bout this thread.

Sent from cracked XDA Premium
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] habs101:
muahahha like the verge would care.

YOu know how many videos i have seen on their comments sections.

they just ignorant those guys. thinking they are special or something.

they could test another tablet , go to the nearest bestbuy and demo it out. but nope .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cousiver:
whoops...

shame on them...:banghead:

Sent from cracked XDA Premium
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] :
Off-topic: What are the chances that the software enhancements made by Samsung in GS3 (like S Beam, eye tracking) and Note 10.1 (like multi-screen and sticky-apps) are incorporated into standard AOSP code?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
S-Beam and some of the sharing stuff on the SGS3 requires NFC. We got most of the other stuff. If the S-stuff runs as an app the devs can export it to AOSP. If it relies on TW not so much.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Prfndhatrdofman:
Wow. Some of the comments on this thread are just absurd. The verge is not the only site to give this tablet a low score. You can't truly love one product so much that you refuse to accept negative reviews of it, can you?

I'm a One X user. I love the device. A lot. But it still sucks at the software level. The same goes for TouchWiz.PERIOD. Touchwiz is not good and this device proves that even more.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ilostmypistons:
The Verge has been defending themselves on Twitter and in their own forums since the review which is really comical in its self. I guess the Verge is gonna try another review with a different note not set to power saving mode this time. I use to hate TW until the SGII and now I really like it's benefits having it on my SIII and Note. I find vanilla kinda boring after the latest TW.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] freedomispopular:
Except that the reviews don't match up at all with what people here on the forums have been experiencing. I got mine today and after using it a little while I can also affirm that the reviewers are full of crap. I'm not against negative reviews; I'm against patently false reviews. I'd like to think that these reviewers aren't actually biased, but you never know these days. I'm not a Samsung fanboy and really couldn't care less about them, but I do like the 2 Samsung products I own so far, and I'd like to see this do well, as more third party devs will get behind it if it does.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HasC:
The video link below by one of our Xda members demonstrates how the Verge should have tested the multi tasking abilities :

http://youtu.be/0XPa6a25fgU
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
Good video. No slowdown at all multitasking. Can't wait till they add ability to make any app split screen. Maybe devs. Will make this happen.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ugotproblemz:
well to confirm if this is true or not (still debating if i should return tf700 for this) i went to BB today on 42nd street in NYC to play around with it.

Open browser and open s-note side by side....

tried scrolling up and down on the browser then quickly draws on the s note...

results? indeed there is a lag...i counted about 2 seconds in my head...

Doesn't feel like both apps are really "running" at the same time like on a comp. But nevertheless i thnk its still a huge improvement on the overall android dev..

BUT if you really think about it...whos gonna be scrolling up and down rapidly and then write something down? Most likely you will be loading a page, read the page (scrolling slowly) then copy and paste over to the s-note like most vid.

couldnt play with it much (didnt check if power save mode or performance) since a bunch or tourist was all over it (and other galaxy tabs since they were places together ...and they placed it on the end of the isle so if any of you have been there you know that isnt much space to stand (u basically block up the whole walkway)

On the side note, unlocking and launching apps are pretty smooth.