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[Blade Themes and Apps] Darktitor:
Re: [SPLASH] Jelly bean - Andriod 4.1.1

Does it works on the last CyanogenMod 10.1 build by KonstaT ??

If not can you make it because they're looking pretty ??

Thanks

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[Blade Themes and Apps] De@n:
Re: [SPLASH] Jelly bean - Andriod 4.1.1

ROM has nothing to do with Splash screen :)
[Blade Themes and Apps] h4cker90:
JB 4.2.2

Hey bro, 4.2.2 is released, can u make a couple of designs with 4.2.2 underneath it?
[Blade Themes and Apps] vNa5h:
sure ...can u post the cm 4.2.2 logo with black background...if u have the cm 10.1 konstat rom
[Blade Themes and Apps] vNa5h:
anyone...

i will make a flashable zip
[Blade Themes and Apps] vNa5h:
Made a generic cm one a few weeks ago..

Will post it in the evening... Posted to remind myself
[Blade Themes and Apps] Faiz Malkani:
Still using the Blade mate?
[Blade Themes and Apps] SlideShowPl:
Nice, very nice !
[Blade Themes and Apps] vNa5h:
yeah dude...im broke :(
[Blade Themes and Apps] raizor6th:
CM10.2

Hi guys!

I've been looking for CM10.2 splash.

Can anyone make this?

Cheers,

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 General] po96od:
I really wanted to love this device, but I have to conclude that the manufacturing process is fatally flawed. I'll be warning people away from these every chance I get, and for myself, biting the bullet and going to the fruit store.

1st Nexus - slight screen lift at the lower left, just enough to be noticeable

2nd Nexus - worse screen lift, plus a dead pixel in the lower corner

3rd Nexus - extremely bad screen lift all down the left side

4th Nexus - barely visible screen lift. For a moment I thought I had a winner, but! It turns out the entire upper half of the left side pops and clicks with the slightest pressure, obviously not fastened well underneath.

Given the consistency of these issues, it's pretty clear that there are systemic issues with the manufacture of these devices. I'd bet good money that most of the units people currently think are just fine also have these problems. I predict many, many Nexus screens will gradually loosen on the left side and begin exhibiting these same symptoms within a few months, leading to many more threads like this, but started by people who are way past the return window and about to be forced to deal with Asus's warranty process instead.

So yeah, I'm jumping ship and waiting for the iPad mini instead (or just buying a full-sized iPad if the mini is just a rumor), despite the fact that I much prefer Android as an OS. While I could obviously buy some other Android tablet with better build quality, the reality is that (a) they all have crappy OEM skins that slow them down and ruin the AOSP experience, and (b) none of them will get long-term manufacturer support -- non-Nexus Android devices are invariably abandoned by their manufacturers in under a year. I don't know of a single counterexample. Any Apple gadget, OTOH, despite its shortcomings in terms of its OS, will be a solid, reliable, well-manufactured device good for two or even three years of ongoing upgrades and support.

I'll be sticking with Android phones, but I'm tired of waiting around for a decent Android tablet to appear. I'll come back from the dark side when (if?) Google manages to get its act a little more together.
[Nexus 7 General] xopher.hunter:
From the evidence we have from the teardowns it seems there are 2 hardware defects causing the screen lift. These will most likely be consistent across all n7s. However the flickering and lines are rare screen defects, and the wash out issue is a software defect.

Either way I will use my nexus til the screen falls out lol
[Nexus 7 General] ceejay83:
Same here, gave up after 3 nexus 7s.

Also eagerly awaiting the 7" ipad
[Nexus 7 General] James-NC:
Some like the ipad.Maybe you will get a perfect one the first time and be happy.

I can't imagine getting rid of 4 devices for what seems like such a little thing as a slight screen lift myself.Once you put it in a case you would never have seen it again and I doubt if it would have ever caused a problem.Paying double the price for perceived perfection is an option than many would be better off doing from reading all the whining on threads on this site.Some people are just better off sticking with Apple.
[Nexus 7 General] ceejay83:
Reminds me of the Xbox red ring of death. If you don't have it yet, you'll get it later on
[Nexus 7 General] expertzero1:
my left side makes a noise when i put pressure on it. Its no biggy for me since i dont push on it. Acutally i dropped it from my bed so i guess thats why haha oh well

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Yeah but your nexus wont die if theres a small lift on the screen. It will still work regardless.

For the xbox, rrod, and its done.
[Nexus 7 General] ceejay83:
I was implying they both have a manufacturing defect that covers all devices. If you don't have it now, it may pop up down the road
[Nexus 7 General] Killasmoke:
I have very slight screen lift on left side but nothing worth returning but my volume rockers do not work I need to adjust it manually in settings but I installed a volume widget that took care of it its been 12 days since I got it I'm about to call Google about volume rocker I will need it if I decided to root it to navigate up & down in recovery
[Nexus 7 General] taC nayN:
You could use a touch based recovery, right?
[Nexus 7 General] Mungulz:
Mines perfect as of right now.

Speaker is strong, screen looks good (not as good as my ips phone), fairly responsive at all times.

Ios is just so boring and isn't nice to look at. the homescreen system is just tiring.. everything happens a little too seamlessly. Lag adds substance as you feel something is happening lmao.
[Nexus 7 General] shaneydroid:
The iPad certainly has better build quality and can also take a fair bit of hammer but you pay more for it, of course.

Unfortunately my iPad came with defect too, it had iOS on it :)
[Nexus 7 General] stewarta:
Fortunately mine does not share these faults. However, I would hazard a guess that people who pull their NX7 in and out of the official grey ASUS cover will pop a screen for sure. In that regard, the CaseCrown neoprene travel case I also bought is much kinder.

Sorry to hear of your issues
[Nexus 7 General] vauxhallastra:
What a lame story. Plenty of good tablets around. Just change the rom if you don't want a skin on it.
[Nexus 7 General] Harry GT-S5830:
I hope OHA patent none 9.7" tabs to troll apple :)
[Nexus 7 General] BostonDan2:
Android tablets are having some real quality issues. I had the transformer prime and that was a nightmare. I ended up with an ipad2 after the prime, but really like the idea of a 7 inch tablet to have with the 10 inch tablet. A repeat of similar build quality issues stopped me in my tracks from buying. Until Android tablet manufacturers get their act together like they have for cell phones, Android tablet sales will always lag Apple. If hardware quality is ever resolved, then there is the lack of quality applications like there is for the iPad.

What really blew me away was some data surrounding Samsung tablets that came out during the Samsung/Apple trial, which I'm surprised nobody is talking about more. Basically, Samsung is experiencing approximately a 25% return rate, Apple claimed is due to customers buying Samsung tablets thinking they are iPads. Samsung countered stating that the 25% return rate is due to quality and manufacturing defects, not confusion with the iPad. Sorry, but a 25% return rate due to quality and manufacturing defects is way too high for me. Based solely on forum activity, the Asus forums are far more active than Samsung with users complaining about quality issues. Kinda makes me wonder what the return rate is for Asus.
[Nexus 7 General] gogol:
Yes, for you ... go with an iPad if that will make you happy.

Ok?

Good boy ...
[Nexus 7 General] BostonDan2:
Sorry, I got it wrong.

"Browser crashes, lack of screen sensitivity, and Wi-Fi connectivity issues accounted for 25 percent of the returns. Screen lag, short battery life, and sync issues accounted for another 17 percent. The Honeycomb operating system learning curve caused ten percent of the returns, with nine percent returning the device after mistakenly thinking they were buying an iPad."

Read more: http://www.electronista.com/article...pples.claims.by.interpretation/#ixzz23nTWvsOM

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More info

"return rate for the Android tablet is as high as 15 percent. Apple's iPad in contrast saw just a two percent return rate and hinted that there was brewing dissatisfaction with the Galaxy Tab."

Read more: http://www.electronista.com/articles/11/02/01/study.says.galaxy.tab.returns.very.high/#ixzz23nUXQuRY

More info

http://www.maclife.com/article/news/report_android’s_dirty_secret_return_rate_high_40_percent
[Nexus 7 General] ProphetD:
Very good points, that's why I returned my nexus 7 and am currently waiting for the so called ipad mini :)
[Nexus 7 General] vauxhallastra:
Well I've had 4 Samsung tabs and 1 Asus tab and not had 1 problem with any of them..
[Nexus 7 General] r_tait:
got mine yesterday.. screen lift on left side .. felt super spongy when holding it with my left hand. Second one is on it's way. I'll allow 3 strikes then I'm just going to get a refund. When you drop 300 bux on something you shouldn't just have to live with manufacture defects.
[Nexus 7 General] Coatezy:
Same issues here.. 3 Nexus 7's in total...

I have a 32GB Ipad3 anyway but wanted something a little more portable.. Given up on the 7 for now.. May try again in a few months time.
[Nexus 7 General] hotelmrrsn:
You paid 300? Don't exaggerate, it makes the rest of your "facts" less credible.
[Nexus 7 General] r_tait:
Not exaggerating.. it was 312 shipping and taxes in directly from the Google Play store for me in Canada.

Exact ( I can take a screenshot of the receipt if you like :p ):

Total:	CAD312.66

16GB Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] vauxhallastra:
It annoys me when people have to bring in an apple device when talking about another tab. Apple also has many problems too. Like heating issues, wifi problems. Antenna problems. Just choose the device for your needs and find a solution to solve any issues, as perfection is never going to happen.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
My return has been great. Are you returning to the store and getting one from the same shipment they recieved
[Nexus 7 General] rootusr:
man that's bad luck or something, 4 devices?

I hope you can have a good want.

I ordered received mine 2 weeks ago, its perfect. at least so far.
[Nexus 7 General] FallN:
+1

Mine is perfect. 100% defect-free! No problems or complaints thus far. And I'm loving this little N7! <3

There have been substantial reports that the defective units are almost entirely from a specific batch-- 1st production units. They can be identified without even opening the box! Look for the SSN C60 on the bottom white sticker of the box!

If you see C60 at the beginning of the SSN there is a very high chance it will have the defects people have been complaining about.

Did you ever check the SSN of those 4 units you got?

I'm pretty sure they are from the same batch of defective units and all you did was kept, unwittingly, trading in one C60 in for another C60.

The defects were ironed out with the C70 and C80 SSN batches. This was confirmed by several CSRs and hundreds of current N7 owners with more owners reporting in daily.

Mind you, anything massed produced has a chance for something to slip thru but those C70/80 units at large have been checked and overwhelmingly are defect-free.

Anyway, good luck with your iPad. Hope you don't get one with WiFi issues! Lol!
[Nexus 7 General] Nippero:
Any way to find the SSN if I dont have the box handy?

Playing with my new N7 at work right now and I've had no issues with it at all so far.
[Nexus 7 General] airmaxx23:
I'm waiting for my 5th replacement to show up Monday. 2 devices, including my original one, had screen lift, 1 had a bunch of dead/stuck pixels, 1 had the silver bezel separated from the screen with a visible gap and the last one has issues with auto-rotation where you have to hold the device straight up and down at 90 degrees to get it to rotate. I'm just patiently waiting to get a good one, it isn't costing me anything to return them so I'll keep trying.
[Nexus 7 General] FallN:
Yes, if you still have that little clear sticker just above the USB port on the back, it should have the SSN # imprinted on it. It starts with the letter "C" and is either C60 (high % of defective units), C70 (fine), C80 (fine).
[Nexus 7 General] miketoasty:
Cool story OP. Personally, I have screen lift but don't care enough to get a refund/exchange. It doesn't effect that tablet or usage in any way other than every three days or so I just have to kind of push it back in, not a big deal at all for how much I paid.
[Nexus 7 General] Solange82200:
I wouldn't say that. Most of the ones people talk about on here with problems are c70. I pre ordered mine and got a c70, and it had screen lift and an issue where links were unresponsive in any browser. It took me three more replacements to finally get a perfect one, but all of those have been c70.

Having said that, I love my Nexus 7 and would not trade it for an ipad even if they were the same price. Everyone that sees me with it asks about it, and considering Google is doing a great job replacing defective ones, I don't hesitate to recommend it.
[Nexus 7 General] airmaxx23:
My last 2 replacements, which have been returned or are being returned, are from the c70 batch as well.
[Nexus 7 General] FallN:
Wow, sorry that happened to you, but if you check other forums you'll find it was overwhelmingly the C60 units people are reporting with the most problems-- check Android Central as one example.

Mind you, as I stated prior, with anything mass produced a defective unit can and will slip thru the cracks, so even C70/80 units can have a defect but from reports from users AND what several CSRs have stated in phone calls, the bulk of the defective units were the 1st batch C60 units.

Your milage may vary but so far my C70 unit is pristine and I so happy with it! :thumbup:
[Nexus 7 General] caddy_escalade:
There have been issues with both C60 and C70. My first one was a C60 and had screen lift as well as the screen flicker. The other two were C70 and had the screen lift. I think I am just going to hold out and see what happens.
[Nexus 7 General] FallN:
Aww, sorry man. :(

Where did you buy yours from?
[Nexus 7 General] caddy_escalade:
The first one was a surprise birthday gift from my wife that was purchased at Walmart and the other two were purchased at Sam's Club.
[Nexus 7 General] marcos.lennis:
That is why you are getting all defects. All of those N7s are most likely from the same batch received by Walmart. If you would have dealt directly with Google, you would have a good one my now.

Good luck with the iPad Mini (if it is even true).
[Nexus 7 General] Solange82200:
Fair enough, but I mostly am on xda and most of the posters on here seem to have concluded that the serial number so far doesn't tell you much, there are many with perfect c60's and many defective c70's. I have spoken to many csr's and none have known anything about a defective batch being strictly in the c60s, so I'm not sure why some csr's would have gotten the memo while others didn't. They aren't exactly the most reliable source anyway,.

I'm not saying you,'re wrong, I just think it isn't clear enough what serial number has less defects, and telling people that c60's are mainly defective while c70's were somehow fixed might not be accurate. And I like you now have a c70 that is all good :D
[Nexus 7 General] swisstourist:
just open the back.

tigh the screws and u are good to go

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[Nexus 7 General] :
I'll also add that I purchase both an iPad 3 and a Nexus 7 and I will be keeping the iPad over the Nexus 7. I have been an Android user for the past 3 or so years, and I love Android as a phone OS. I despise iOS as a phone OS, it's too limited in what it offers.

Of course, there are some major drawbacks to the iPad. There is no file system so moving files between applications seems strange, when coming from Android. Also, not every file can be moved. For example. you cannot upload an e-mail attachment to dropbox.

I personally prefer the 4:3 display over the 16:10 as well.

I think I'll play around with the iPad for a while. I need a tablet for college anyway. If I don't like it I have a 30 day return policy with no restocking fee so I'll swap it out for a TF700T.
[Nexus 7 General] wynand32:
If anyone gets an iPad 3, make sure to check it against at least one other iPad 3 to make sure you don't get one with a yellow tint to the screen. I went through three of them before getting one with neutral whites, and the difference is quite striking between the good and bad screens. This is particularly important because one of the things that makes the iPad 3 worth the money is just how excellent the screen is (when you get a good one).

And, yes, this is somewhat ironic to be posting in a thread about switching to the iPad because of so many issues with different Nexus 7 units.
[Nexus 7 General] noobandriod:
Apparently according to the OP every Apple product must be defect free.:p

Switching over to an iPad equal instant perfect product.:laugh:
[Nexus 7 General] yanksrock1000:
Same thing happened to me, 4 devices, all defective. Its hard to say, but I wish Google had Apple's build and design quality.

The "it only took a few months to design!" thing Google and Asus did was probably a big mistake. Apple takes years to design their products, and there are never any huge defects like this.
[Nexus 7 General] hotelmrrsn:
I jumped to an iPad 2 not that long ago. It worked but after a month i was tired of it. I really can't explain what it was about it but i got to the point that I left it sitting on my dresser. My N7 is with me always (love that it fits in my back pocket) and I guess i just like to be able to tinker with and personalize my devices which seems to be very anti-ios. I also hate iTunes and their appstore. Hopefully you like your experience better than I did.
[Nexus 7 General] paddycr:
I really hope the mods start closing down these trolling threads. Do some people have nothing better to do?? One after another... *very* tedious
[Nexus 7 General] twistedh:
Mine is perfect :D
[Nexus 7 General] miketoasty:
So you got unlucky that doesn't mean Google (Asus) has bad build quality. That's like saying I got a stick of RAM DoA so Corsair must have terrible quality control.

Apple pushes out a new phone every year, and has worse defects that actually effect the use of the phone (Antennagate). Plus look at the latest iPad with its heating issues.
[Nexus 7 General] yanksrock1000:
My defects affected the quality of my tablet. I'm not saying I hate Asus/Google, I just wish they had more quality control.

At least with Apple, they have a fix...they gave everyone free magsafe adapters ($80) if they were defective They gave free bumpers for the antenna problem. They also replaced the entire shell of some defective Macbooks for free.

Will Asus and Google do this for the nexus 7's?
[Nexus 7 General] miketoasty:
Yes they have given replacements for anyone with the issue, and paid for shipping to return it.

This doesn't change the fact that Apple also has issues with quality control. Sending out a fix is not the same as the device working perfect from the start.
[Nexus 7 General] yanksrock1000:
Exactly. I wish Asus gave me a device working perfect from the start. That's all I wanted. I love the device, just wish I got a perfect one.
[Nexus 7 General] miketoasty:
But there is the same chance Apple will give you a defective device at the start as well.
[Nexus 7 General] Ravynmagi:
Just my opinion, but it does seem like ASUS has more quality issues with it's first batch the most others do. These issues with the Nexus 7 are very eerily similar to what's gone down with previous Transfomer launches as well.

Also ASUS admits it was a rush to get the Nexus 7 done in time for Google, so that might have impacted quality too.
[Nexus 7 General] andreww88:
I'm not seeing this "screen lift" on my Nexus 7 I just bought. I just got it two days ago and I can not "reproduce" this problem. Everything is working fine. I just sold my first gen ipad to buy the nexus 7 and I wouldn't trade it back for the world.

Also, I seriously doubt Apple will release an "ipad mini". Just my thought there.
[Nexus 7 General] po96od:
I have to call BS on that one. You can obviously get a bunk unit from any manufacturer, but this situation with Asus seems uniquely bad given the large number of people reporting that they're on their third, fourth or fifth replacement. Personally I've bought miscellaneous computers from Dell, Toshiba, HP and Apple, three models of Kindles from Amazon, multiple Android phones from HTC and Motorola, and god knows how many music players and other gadgets over the years. In all that time I've gotten exactly two bunk units that I can remember. One was a Dell laptop that turned out to have a bad power supply, the other was an HTC phone that developed touchscreen issues after a few months of use. Both were replaced under warranty, and in both cases the replacements were free of the problems I'd had with the previous units. I've never heard of even one person having to exchange the same gadget four or more times, much less a whole series of people.
[Nexus 7 General] Warren_Orange:
Enjoy your $600 tablet that slows down after next years iOS update.

iPads are hardware crippled and overpriced. They are designed to be thrown away after 18 months. Obsolescence is built right into them from the beginning.

The Nexus will last twice as long for the average user and if you install custom ROMs even longer.

I'm sorry for your bad experience, I too had to RMA my first Nexus. I think you should wait a month and then try again. They should be perfect by then.

Don't give up on the product yet.
[Nexus 7 General] Dr.Paul:
Have had three. All have had issues and all have been sent back. Great software but rubbish hardware so what's the point trying to sell this POS?

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Those knocking iPads forget that they just work. The nexus 7 hardware is total and utter rubbish in comparison and if you made the mistake of buying from Google you will experience the worst service from any supplier. What a joke...not.
[Nexus 7 General] jhardydj:
Aside from the fast typing issues, my replacement (C70) seems to be fine as far as any hardware issues.

So far so good.
[Nexus 7 General] Ravynmagi:
I think the hardware is mostly good, especially for $200. There is definitely something going wrong with the manufacturing process causing lifted glass.

It sounds like the issue with the washed out colors and video playback is an issue with the Tegra 3 processor. Hopefully a driver or firmware update will correct these.
[Nexus 7 General] po96od:
What really sucks about this is that in addition to the great software, the Nexus 7 really does have a fantastic design overall. The shape, the hand feel, the nicely rounded and textured back - much nicer than any other 7" tablet on the market, which is of course why I bothered ordering four of the things before giving up. Seeming pretty pointless to go further at this point, though. Like I said originally, I honestly think that even if I managed to score a seemingly "good" one, it would more than likely start falling apart in under a year anyway.
[Nexus 7 General] parmend:
I went through 2 iPads that had horrible light bleed. I'm on my 3 nexus and its perfect its a c70 model . Got it from office depot