yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] maddesire:
Roger that!

But what you mentioned is a little strange, coz a bunch of us with the LH7 and LH8 have had multiple forecloses with the keyboard.

In fact, with the LH8 that we flashed yesterday, the keyboard had foreclosed thrice. This is after a full factory reset / format and a clean install.

Shall wait and watch
[Galaxy S III General] victorator:
Samsung keyboard works perfectly!! Did you do a full wipe + wipe the internal sdcard?
[Galaxy S III General] poczynek:
Oui oui.
[Galaxy S III General] bernard134:
oh yeah! Waiting for it to be uploaded, then hope for alternative link to download as Hotfile is too slow for free users. :)
[Galaxy S III General] maddesire:
+100. I'll be happy to share it with my Dropbox folder..:good:
[Galaxy S III General] dogan2010:
cant wait anymore
[LG Optimus Black] honey12345:
Of course, I am using Zeus 6.39, satisfied

I would like to try ICS..

Any CM9 stable ROM ? of course camera not working till now..

Except that I want stable ROM of CM9..

Any suggestions and remarks welcome...so I will go ahead and try that ROM
[LG Optimus Black] linzer_:
i think all ics roms are *stable* except the camera and (i think) all are based on FOP. i have ligux ics rom and its okay.

Gesendet von meinem LG Optimus Black mit Tapatalk 2
[LG Optimus Black] DioXCodec:
You can try FOP CM9. Its the current cleanest and less buggy
[LG Optimus Black] honey12345:
Ok, I saw your reply..

I want CM9, which is of best performance and best battery backup,

can u plz give the exact download link of that ?
[LG Optimus Black] DioXCodec:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1650537
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micks_address:
Hi Folks, my seem like overkill but i was listening to music on my nexus 7 this morning so had it in my coat pocket.. my galaxy nexus was in my shirt pocket so was able to access very easily... had a thought about how cool it would be if i could use the phone to control the music palyer on my nexus 7 to select music to play skip tracks/change volume etc without touching the nexus 7... is there any equivalent to 'remote desktop' on pcs that i could use to browse the 7 from the phone?

Cheers,

Mick
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] afmoreno:
Anyway to control the nexus 7 from an android phone

Hope this can answer your question:

go to youtube and search for: Control your nexus 7 with your phone
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Streaker:
Tried Tabletremote?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tournesol.tabletremote

Edit:

OK missed some of your needs. Tabletremote wont display the content only sending commands.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JaZart:
Have some green artifacts on my screen so I called up google about a replacement. Can't "RMA' it due to it being outside of the 15 day period.

Got the email and labels and crap but not sure what next.

Do I need to pack it up and drop at ups to myself to send it off? Wait for them to send me box to ship? UPS pick it up from my house?

Furthermore, it says refund but I want a replacement. The C.S. guy said it would be replaced but the email says nothing of a replacement, only refund.

guise, help. :confused::cyclops::crying::p
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qpqpqp:
I'm a bit confused. If you can't RMA it how are you returning it ? Usually when they are replacing it, they would send you like 2 emails. One is for the link to ups that generate the shipping labels, the other should be a link where you have to reorder for free. I don't know exactly how yours work without RMA, but for me who have RMA all I do is wait for the new box to arrive then repackaged the old box with the newly printed labels and drop it off at a ups dropoff location.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JaZart:
Well I'll be damned, my issue was green screen artifacts. At first I thought it was a ROM issue because they appeared after freshly flashing one.

However, upon restoring to previous backup they were still there which put me on high alert. Lastly I tried flashing a few other fresh ROMs only to still find the artifacts.

Convinced I had a defective model, I called up google play to return the device. After getting off the phone with them, I proceeded to flashing the stock image and locking bootloader.

...and I'll be damned when the setup screen poped up, the artifacts were indeed GONE! :cowboy:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jutley:
Refund is even worse I have been waiting since 25/07/12 for my refund and still waiting.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bipoler:
File a bank dispute. Companies kill me taking no time to take out money and v WEEKS to give it back. **** that
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jutley:
I did that already I am sending emails and proof to my bank and they will get my money back it's a discrace that I have to even do this google should be ashamed of them selves.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] evilution:
This is probably a long shot since it's so early.

I've used AT&T / Rogers / Telus Notes on Wind and never get a download speed above 0.5mbps. It's unusable.

Was hoping TMobile's version would help

Is it just a software modem change? or are there actually hardware differences in the T879?

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] eyeLUVAndroid:
I am going to get my t-mobile galaxy note in a few days so I can report back how it works with Wind in Canada.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] madman604:
I've tried both. Wind is faster but only slightly. Both hit like 3 Mbps down and 1 up under perfect conditions, which is never. However we pay $25 for unlimited everything. Hard to complain. I find The VK1_test and jeet92's modems work best in burnaby and vancouver.

Edit: my response is based on the title. I failed to read that you asked about the Tmob note.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] Alicklee:
Go with wind better and connects faster to the next work and IM getting pretty good speeds

IM using this with my i717m bell mobility note

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30335211

As in speed

Have to say its good
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] evilution:
Look forward to it!

We're in the Tmo Note forum, aren't we? lol, thanks for your response anyways.

That is quite impressive actually.

Can I get more details? So you're running the stock T879 rom? and T879 modem?

Not the AT&T modem? Anything custom? If so, can you try with a custom AT&T rom and T879 modem?

Finally, have you tried putting back a bell/rogers sim card to see what speeds you can still get on their network?

Thanks in advanced
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] Alicklee:
IM running the i717 note with the t879 Rom with the att modded i717 modem from post 2 of tomin thread. So the modem still shows up as TMobile radio but its working on att.note
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] eyeLUVAndroid:
T-879 with Wind

I am using the T-879 from T-Mobile with Wind for almost a week know , this one replacing t-mobile Galaxy SII T-989.

Phone came with ICS 4.0.4 and baseband T879UVLG3.

The reception is much better than SII on Wind. Download speed is somewhere around 7 mbps down and 1.5 ~ 2 mbps up , again doing better than SII
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] nbog:
I switched to Mibilicity from Wind, phone and modem same as user Alicklee, I am going to try it and see. So far, at home, not much of a diff except that voice quality is better. haven't tested data speeds yet. My Wind at work was really bad, actually zero reception so will see monday, a colleague is on Mobi and has 2-3 bars.

Waiting for newer/better modem than the one from post #2 of the OP.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedfreak007:
Just a quick question: does someone has an idea about the dev support this tablet is going to get? I mean, it's a pretty sweet specced tablet, but it's kinda expensive and serves a niche market (artists, note taking students,...). I want to buy this thing for taking notes during lessons, but I don't like touchwiz at all, so it kinda depends on the the dev support :) or am i better off with a cheaper tablet and a capacitive screen stylus?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akxak:
Hi.. I used a Tab 10.1 with a capacitive stylus... but even with TouchScreenTune, that's a more or less working solution.

As soon as I heard from the Note 10.1, my decision was clear that I will buy that one as soon as it is available (and I did).

The capacitive stylus requires TouchScreenTune (really worth its money for this purpose), but writing with the stylus is more or less efficient, there is no handwriting recognition and you keep the "palm on the screen" problem. The palm detection of TouchScreenTune is ok, but that's all not comparable with the S-Pen.

When inside the range of the screen, the S-Pen allows to simply disable input from the capacitive screen (which can explain some reports regarding a non-responsive table to finger input ;). The precision is outstanding, the tablet is fast. Compared with my Tab 10.1, it finally got the memory card slot and with the adapters, I can attach USB devices (stick, keyboard, mouse, ...).

I tried other solutions like the echo pen (paper pencil with digital recorder requiring special paper), but in the very end I searched an "all-in" solution.. documents, notes, calender, contacts, email, ... and now, I got it.

And Samsung announced during yesterdays US release that Jelly Bean will come this year.. so I am really satifisfied.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Entropy512:
Well, I can tell you that at least one Cyanogenmod maintainer (myself) is almost surely purchasing the device.

So CM should eventually come unless this device has some horrible surprise - but it seems like Samsung ditched the evil AR6K wifi chip and its closed-source driver that was in previous Exynos tablets in favor of the same BCM4334 that is in the I9300.

I was originally thinking I'd get the 32GB version, but remembered this actually has a MicroSD slot - gonna go for the 16, which is available locally so I may get it tonight.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeerChameleon:
sweet :) Glad to hear that. So we will be seeing JB soon :confused: :p:p

I really hope some touchwiz roms come too cause I want all the apps to work right :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Entropy512:
I'm probably going to do a minor Touchwiz kernel initially just for slight tweaks and also to ensure that I know how to properly build a kernel - but don't expect it to be incredibly fancy. Just basic small tweaks (Possibly including TriangleAway support) and compiled from source, before moving on to CM bringup.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeerChameleon:
As long as its pre-rooted I don't need anything fancy :D I am so glad we have an elite recognized developer getting one

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gwbard:
Wow, it's really good to see you here Entropy !!!

Really enjoyed your work with the Infuse 4G.

I'm using the i717 Note now (love it) and my good ol' 7" Tab is quickly becoming a piece of crap.

My GT-N8013 shall arrive tomorrow! :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MouseTheLuckyDog:
First off. There were programs developed for the Thinkpad tablet that may require little or no porting.

Second off. If the Note 10.1 sells well, as well as the Note selling well, developers will come to it.

Third. The Note is not likely to be the last tablet with a active pen. Shoot they are even selling one for the iPad now ( MyNote ) and a kickstarter starter project ( iPen ).. So I think pens will be popular enough.

Yes yes the great and wonderful Steve Jobs said "who needs a stylus". If he ever had a real job instead of stealing from Woz and telling others what to do he would know who needs a stylus, and don't forget Jobs is the guy who once said "who needs a hard drive". The Mac took off, but soon started crashing partially because you copuldn't add a hard drive without voiding the warrantee. When Sculley wanted to modify the Mas so you could add a hard drive, and other things via SCSI a great war ensued and Jobs was booted. Think about this if Jobs had stayed and the Mac never got a hard drive, would Apple still be around to make the iPod?

The sector of the public that want's a tablet with a pen maybe a miche but it is a very large niche. It doesn't include just artists and note taking students ( and students is a fairly large niche ). It includes: note taking lawyers, graphical designers of all types, editors, note taking lawyers, note taking engineers, note taking middle level bsiness men etc. This is a niche that is far from small.

So yeah I think there will be plenty of developers around.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrADP:
fantastic to see you here. Can't wait for your kernel. It's a fantastic device. I've been using it all day to take handwritten notes. Will cyanogenmod support the s pen
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mi7chy:
Initial feeling is that this tablet could use a Cyanogenmod blessing since it's equipped with 2GB DRAM but the bloat takes up 600-700MB on the display unit I looked at.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Entropy512:
Right now, on the N7000, CM supports any app that uses the ICS pen APIs. There's some work to try and get one of the opensource pen apps (Such as Memo by ng93) included by default, but that's taking a while because we're all busy with JB device bringups at the moment. N80xx pen support should be equivalent to N7000 - On N7000, it was a matter of building the pen driver in the kernel and all of the ICS pen stuff immediately started working.

There's a patch in review for pen gesture support, but it needs to be forward-ported to JB and cleaned up.

S-Pen SDK apps will be a different story - that's a proprietary API which will not be supported by CM. Not sure if PS Touch supports the "vanilla" pen APIs.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iofthestorm:
Thanks for the clarification! Do you have any idea whether the S Pen SDK is better performing or otherwise superior compared to the ICS pen API? Looking at the documentation it seems like ICS should support all general pen functionality including buttons and pen position/tilt but maybe not the eraser (if this has an eraser?). Performance should just be a function of the driver, and not the API since input events should be going through the same system anyway.
[General Questions and Answers] wildzhit:
please can anyone give me an update for my SKY A730s.. tnx :)
[General Questions and Answers] cansmile:
Have you?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tomaslxix:
First off, I think this fits here better than the Nexus 7 thread, but if any mods disagree, feel free to move it.

Anyways, I've had my Galaxy SIII for about a month now and I love it. I came from an Atrix and everything about the SIII is great. But I (like everyone else) got pretty excited about the Nexus 7 release and now that my birthday is coming up, I'm trying to decide if I should get myself a Nexus 7 as well.

I'm really concerned it might just be redundant. After all, the SIII is super fast and has a big beautiful screen. Do I need 2 more inches of screen?

So any SIII owners who have Nexus 7's, do you find yourselves using one more than the other? And what do you prefer doing on your Nexus 7 over your SIII?

Thanks!

Also throwing a poll in, just in case people want to vote without actually replying
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] defnow:
I haven't used my Nexus 7 as much as I thought I would ...so now it's in the marketplace. :( My S3 takes care of everything I need. I even watch netflix on it over the Nexus 7.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Aridon:
I'll probably wait for the nexus 10.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Phantom87:
2.2 inches more actually :p
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ratimux:
i have not been using my Nexus 7 as much. The only time I use it is when I run out of battery on my SG3. I hate the battery life on this thing...grrrrr it cost me $200 :) for a tablet I dont need
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] MyronJ906:
I personally use my N7 more than my S3 just to conserve my phone's battery. If I want to game or watch a video I'm more likely to do it on the Nexus.

I use TabletTalk via Bluetooth at work and take my Nexus + USB keyboard with me while my phone stays in my office if I get called to another area. I still use both but ultimately the Nexus saves my phone's battery for calls.

If something (like this post) is quicker because the phone is already in my hand of course I'll use the GS3

Also the biggest draw for me was having both allowed me to keep one device in a (reasonably) stable state while I went flashaholic on the other
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zmore:
Got a S3 & Nexus7 here, but the N7 isn't primarily for my use, so I can't make an accurate judgement.

In any case, the plan is to sell the Nexus 7 for a potential Nexus 10 in October or November, since 10" makes more sense for a tablet that stays at home mostly (and the NFC is rarely used). 4-5.5" == very portable; 7" == mehportable with a screen that's not that much bigger.

I might also upgrade my S3 to the Note2, but only if they're not using the more fragile & thin gorrilla glass2 that's in the S3. The Note2 is rumored to be the first device with samsung's flexible "unbreakable" display.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Jsick:
I use my N7 all the time at home. Yeah, it's only 2.2 inches, but trust me, it's night and day. If you got $200 to spare, I think it's worth it.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] remydlc:
i using my Nexus 7 less, even when i had my GS2, but we used it a lot during a recent vacation trip to watch Neflix. I prefer to use it to watch MLB games with At Bat app than the phone. I also like it's bigger screen to read on facebook or news. The KEY thing to use the tablet, is to have it next to you all the time. If it is too far, you wont bother looking for it because you have the phone always with you and it does the job as well.

I wouldnt sell it, but i can see selling my wife's (who recently upgrade to an SG3 from an iphone and it is gonna get her N7 today) for her it would be redundant. Let's see.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Rastabolino:
I bought a nexus 7 but returned it a few days later.. the screen didn't seem a big enough jump from the sgs3 to be worth carrying two devices. And I still prefer to read on old kindle style screen.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] the1stSecond:
My nexus 7 saves a lot of battery life on my S3. I use my Nexus 7 to play games, read books/magazines and surf the web instead of my S3. Especially when at home. My Nexus 7 has become more of my toy of choice so I don't burn through the battery on my S3. I think its the perfect combo.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mobilehavoc:
Like people say the battery on the N7 is insane, you can easily get 8 or more hours of screen time of hard usage. I use my N7 to read books, browse, Flip board, was amazing for Olympics streaming and other stuff when I'm at home or office. My phone is from when I'm outdoors.

Works perfectly and since they both run Android everything syncs up perfectly :)

Sent from my GS3 pretending to be a Nexus so Google Wallet works
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djkinetic:
I have both the S III and N7, on the road obviously the S III at an office, home, coffee shop, etc. I use my N7 more, the N7 gets insane battery life, example on CM10 Trinity Kernel On-Demand/Noop 15-1500 I got 6 hrs of Idle time before my battery dropped from 100-99, had about an hr of screen time before it dropped from 99-98, with my N7 if I'm not driving I don't need to look at my phone, pair it with my S III on tablet talk and I can send and receive txts on my N7 and also pick and make calls with a bt headset from my N7...and if my N7 runs out of juice well I have a TF Prime in the bag, if my S III goes down I have a Nexus if all else fails I have my power bag to charge them all lol...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TestTickles:
I love my nexus. Especially if you watch video or play games. May not be a big difference in screen size but its definitely enough. Like some others said if u have the money get it.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Deputy13:
bought it and returned it. just seemed redundant. but the $25 play store crredit and the books and transformers was well worth the time lol.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Alex2x3:
Running the same combo and am extremely happy. Have tablet talk set up on phone to automatically connect one I get home, and I pretty much use the nexus exclusively while I'm home. Use it for surfing, sudoku, even as my remote controller, it has even gotten me to read more haha on my third game of thrones book! I brought it on a road trip this last weekend and was surprised with how enjoyable watching tv on it was when tethered to my s3. I love this combo!

Coming from an 4s and a asus transformer I would never go back!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Emil9727:
My N7 is my gaming device and a browser. It games like a son of a gun. Even if the s3 will perform just as well I get two things.

1. Don't have to drain phone battery

2. Its more screen real estate for on screen buttons.

I had a long battle on if I should get a tablet and honestly I do not regret the N7 but that is me personally. You have to ask yourself if for what you do it suits your needs. For instance I commute to and from college a little over an hour each way. So for the trip I can watch movies or play games and when I get to school still have basically full battery on my phone for text/voice. An outlet is not always available and sometimes my days are long so that extra battery can really pay off for my needs. Additionally I am probably going to get a blue tooth keyboard and voila a very light weight notepad instead of my laptop. When you take the train every ounce counts. Just my 2¢ :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] etijburg:
I have both and the G-NOTE

I use them for different things. I love the S3 but reading book and long web pages sucks on a screen that small (I also carry the galaxy note and find it too small to read book on for long periods). Not having WAN on the N7 does force me to use the S3 or the Note to get news update. I find that the N7 is a very nice compliment to the the S3. You just end up using them for different things. Just my 2 cents

Erik
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] racerex:
I have both the S3 and N7. I was hoping that I would use my N7 more often but given the largish screen size of the S3 and the convenience of always having it in my pocket, I usually just end up using my S3. If my smartphone only had a 3.5" or even 4.2" screen I could see more usage for the N7. But the S3's 4.8" really does give it enough screen real estate where I often find a lot of overlap in terms of usage models between the S3 and N7. Also, I'm increasingly finding the lack of HDMI or MHL on the N7 to be a bigger nuisance than I had originally thought.

So I now have a Lenovo S2110 10" tablet w/ keyboard dock on pre-order. I got a killer deal on it for $400 including the keyboard dock and it has the same dual-core krait as the Qualcomm phone! Once that arrives I'll just use the N7 as a baby monitor device for my newborn.