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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OxgnOne:
what do u mean?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rain987:
Just to confirm, not recognize or not detected.

Before u try this, run by someone more experience first

( i will not be liable for any brick )

1. But could it be the kernel issue, if yes, can the OP not flash a new kernel using flashtool?

2. Then just do the steps of flashing a new rom?

I am not sure as i dun have my xperia with me, it's with my missus.

Bring this to ur phone q&a section.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] G1ForFun:
Moved to Xperia X10 Mini Q&A :good:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mikef:
I just requested that a mod move this thread to the Xperia x10 Q&A forum, hopefully someone there can help you better, although one of the RC's I brought this up to suggested that pc companion, but since you tried it then you might need to send it for repair sony ericsson update center. Does PC companion require any kind of drivers on your PC? Tried different USB ports?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoxLeader:
So today i dug up my Kindle fire [rooted and running ICS] and decided to flash the jellybean mod, so i did the usual and wiped the caches and did a factory reset however being an absolute retard i was hoping i could have a clean system so i wiped every single category. Including Cache,Dalvik Cache,Factory Reset,Battery Stats,Rotation,System,SD card, and SD,Ext. after this i have a Kindle undetectable and without any firmware but i can still acces all recovery menus, otherwise its a sleek black paper weight that freezes at the "Kindle Fire" logo. I am new to the forums and didn't want to be a nuisance but i saw no other solved threads with this problem. Any help to restoring my kindle to stock or to jellybean would be greatly appreciated thanks:)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
You need to access recovery, via either fastboot commands (changing bootmode) or the boot menu (FFF 1.4x only). Once you're in recovery, you can use either adb commands to push a new rom to the sdcard OR mount your sdcard as an external drive and transfer the rom respectively. Then, flash as usual.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoxLeader:
i dont have fff 1.4 and im not sure how to change my bootmode without using a computer..
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
If you cannot use kfu to alter the boot modes and you can't get commands to work to access recovery here is one of your better bets http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392693&highlight=info+factory+cable get a factory cable get it into fastboot ,,, fastboot flash fff bin so that you can access recovery...
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christiannazario:
same thing happened to me

This happened to me too. I fixed this by going on my computer downloading the ROM and gapps files and then sending them to my kindle fire by USB and then open twrp and flash them.......then your done. I hope this helped you
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yangkwong:
Anyone can tell me what is the function of "Fix Permissions" in CWM ?:confused:

Many thanks !!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
It Fixes Permissions .

or in in very simple terms it repairs broken file permissions .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodstuff:
LMAO :D

I was gonna post the same thing!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoot1:
All your apps need some permissions such as read,write,execute for the owner,group etc..if the permissions are not set correctly the app my force close or may not run..so fix permissions assigns the correct permission to everything..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mopral:
1- not really needed

2- can sometime screwed some of your apps
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcavoya:
I know this is an old post; but, I found it when I had the same question. I wasn't satisfied with any of the answers (thank you zoot1 for actually trying), so I did some digging and found this at CyanogenMod's Wiki. . .

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/wiki/fix_permissions

So if you're here because you have the same question then go to the above link and scroll down to the "Technical Details" section for an excellent explanation.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McHubber:
Hi everyone!

Anybody know how make htc quicklaunch widget would possible to get it on Virtuous Infinity 1.33.0 Alpha3?

Thanks.

p.s. Sorry for my English.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reinaldo33897:
Try reading up on here might be able to work fir you.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1291126
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hot_spare:
I think Acer also has FHD tab (iconia 700 or something). I guess that also deserves to fight here as it seems to be same-spec'd as Asus Infinity.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] denniegst:
If the full hd does not TRUELY matter, I would say the note fits you better. Your need for a tablet seems more fitted towards entertainment, so keep in mind fhd is better for movies and reading. I've read a few issues on the infinity having issues or slow rendering with big PDFs (I forget which one and it could be fix by now). Again so if you can't really tell the difference between the two resolution, get the note. For entertainment, the note will give you stereo speakers (two speakers pointed towards you), Bluetooth with aptx codec (if the quality of streaming audio matters). The infinity has been out for awhile now so most, if not all its flaws are known and most of those flaws are not deal breakers. The note hasnt been mass release yet so it's still not a fair fight between the two. Wait til the note is officially release and see if there's any flaws in the tablet.

If the spen is really what you need then the note is for you. But with me fhd and the spen are equally weighted. it will really depends on how many flaws each tablet has that will lean me towards the other.

( even though the a700 is fhd at the same price the infinity is better all around)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] qnfauf:
I returned my Transformer Infinity and somehow ended up here looking for a new tablet. (Related thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1830473) Simply put, I'm never buying another Asus product again.

I'm really leaning towards buying a Galaxy Note as soon as possible. Unless I find some other tablets that look better or find some flaws on Galaxy Note, I will probably buy it. Looks like "Meet the new way" thing is going to happen soon in New York, and hopefully I will be able to buy them within a few days if not hours.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] manuarh:
Connectivity

The biggest asset for me is connectivity; i.e. full size USB, memory cards, HDMI, etc. This is where Samsung have not progressed and ACER and ASUS (with the dock) have. How much more would it cost the manufacturers to have an option to add more RAM?

Having said all that, the Note 10.1 is impressive and the unlocked tab costs SAR2,600 here in Saudi Arabia from various leading shops. ($1=SAR3.75)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] denniegst:
was watching the live stream and the guy said jb will be out for the note by this year
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] devilffm:
Another big Plus is the usage as telephone in the 3G Version.

Since I have a dual card, its nice answering phone calls, while watching a movie.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
I need to see one and test one in real life before the 3rd to make my decision.

I am hoping BB gets them in stock.

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Barry...I am still waiting for those videos ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
All the full reviews are starting to be released now that the announcement’s been made. They were already written but embargoed. Since we've been talking about the display and agree how important it is, here's a comment from PCWorld. I've noticed the same thing because when I put my P7500 next to the Note, in spite of them both having the same resolution, the display on the Note is clearly superior.

"However, Samsung has clearly done something with this tablet to boost its display performance. The sharpness and color of images is dramatically better than the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, and my high-resolution images in the Google Gallery had sharpness and detail that came close to what you'd find on the high-pixel density displays. (Another observation: Android tablets typically struggle with skin tones, but the Note 10.1 produced some of the most realistic skin tones I've seen.) Text clarity was better than than on the abysmal Galaxy Tab 2, but it couldn't hold a candle to what you'd get on any of the high-pixel density displays."

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2609...w_the_pen_sets_this_android_tablet_apart.html

P.S. – In the article they talk about an attachment issue with Gmail. If anyone has an issue with it the solution is to set Gmail up using push via ActiveSync in the stock e-mail client. I do that anyway because it’s better integrated with other stock apps and my other e-mail accounts.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] donharden2002:
I just noticed up my infinity to take it back tomorrow. By far the worst tablet experience I've ever had. Screen flicker, screen bleed, and the brightness even with auto brightness of constantly fluctuates. And the Asus seems very sluggish to me also. I've got a nexus 7 that runs as smooth as can be, but my int. htc one x with tegra 3 is very lagy also. Makes me wonder just how great tegra 3 chips really aren't?

I do love the keyboard dock though, would be nice if Samsung came out with something like it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jimbob456:
The Huawei FHD may be worth considering also, it had great specs and a similar dock to the asus, I'm looking at these 3 tablets but I'm going to wait until the Huawei gets reviewed before I decide which one to buy
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] yumms:
When is the huawei mediapad coming out? And that thing only has a 6600mAh battery, with the high resolution screen, it won't be enough.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
I am hoping best buy has them in Stock soon. I am taking this up there and comparing it have never used touch wiz.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
You probably won't be a fan. I'm not particularly. It does provide some decent additional features, integration, and short cuts but it's both bland and cartoonish at the same time. Bland in the way the different menus and editorial are presented and cartoonish based on the widgets and icons. I have a One X and HTC does a fantastic job with Sense. Both in the way it's presented and by giving it a more polished and contemporary feel. The widgets on the Note blow. For example the calendar widget is 4x6 and can't be resized. Same thing with the other S-Planner widgets which are 4x4 so you can't stack them vertically. I'm still pissed they left out Social Hub. It's not the world's greatest social solution but at least I got all my notifications in one place instead of having multiple odd looking widgets with each individual app cluttering the notification bar when something new comes in. The pop-up mini-apps have been around since the OG G-Tab but with the power of the Note they are actually usable now. You do get 50GB of Dropbox for two-years and it’s well-integrated with all the other apps and a lot of third party apps. That beats the 6GB from Asus with their proprietary cloud. If you end up getting a Note it won’t be because of TW. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
Can you not install third party widgets like hd widgets,?

I will be looking at how chrome performs how smooth things open and close and how Google music works with touch wiz.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ILA970JOSH:
I'm also considering the note 10.1 and returning my infinity, too many issues, returned my prime for the infinity, much better than the prime, but doesn't feel right, good luck
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iamchocho:
I guess I'm not the only one struggling with this same decision. I almost bought a TF700t around a week ago until I started reading about all of the IO issues with the transformer line. The keyboard dock ability for the ASUS is something I would like to have but Samsung does have an official keyboard dock for the note that will be available also so it at least gives me an option for that. It may not have an extended battery and the extra full size ports but I think I can live with that.

Overall I am really seriously leaning towards the Note 10.1 for the following reasons.

1) Stock Performance - if its this good out of the box, Custom Roms will really fly.

2) 2GB Ram = future longevity & multitasking

3) Odin = easy to mod, fairly hard to brick. Asus could have this too with NVFlash but it sounds like they have done some work to make sure users cant use it.

4) Stereo front facing speakers - Yes headphones are better but it would be nice to have real speakers on the device. Having speakers facing away from the user is junk.

I still own a Galaxy S (Epic 4G) for my daily driver. I removed touchwiz from it long ago in favor of Cyanogenmod and haven't looked back. And while Samsung has been pretty bad on their software updates in the past, I do feel like they have been getting better with the newer devices, plus there's always the dev community to the rescue. Their hardware on the other hand, I have always thought was some of the best on the market.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Sure, third party apps and widgets perform the way they always do.

If you use Chrome you'll lose multi-view. Only certain stock apps work in multi-view. The stock browser's incredibly fast and Samsung's always done an excellent job with h/w browser acceleration. Between stock and Chrome I'd bet stock is faster.

The difference is all the Note's proprietary apps. Just like today, if you replace Sense or TW with a third party launcher none of HTC or Samsung's widgets work outside the overlay. If the devs tweak the stock ROM making sure to preserve all the stuff like the functionality of the S-Pen, multi-view, and the other imbedded stuff everyone should be fine. Putting an AOSP ROM on the Note will obliterate all the features you're buying it for. Unless you're really buying it just for the h/w platform. The Note is further away from stock Android than any other device on the market because of all the non-standard stuff Samsung's baked in.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] SM05:
So is Note owners when justifying Note selection in the 1st place, myself including. Just saying.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Speak for yourself. I'm on record *****ing about dated TW is and how Samsung's implemented some of the Note's features. I also feel the pen's flimsy and putting it at the bottom of the device blocks it when its docked. Samsung's widgets are kind of limited, crude in their execution, and a lot of them can't be re-sized. Their iconography doesn't make sense and looks cartoonish. And the Note certainly isn't going to be a beauty contest winner. I've also said Asus delivers great value, they are always the first for Android point and version upgrades, and do a better job at responding to their customers needs. I'd liked to think even as a Note owner I can still maintain objectivity. I really like Sense and HTC's supposedly working on a S4 Pro 10" tablet. If I like that better than the Note's history. I'm pretty agnostic when it comes to who builds my devices.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Nakel:
Certainly it boils down to personal preference. There's no denying that for some the keyboard dock on the infinity is a huge plus. For myself, the absolutely abysmal performance of the infinity when handling large PDF files was a deal breaker. But, that's one of the primary uses I have for a tablet. For someone that doesn't ever have to read large, image heavy, PDF files it wouldn't be as big of a deal.

Would it be nice to have the option of a dock like the infinity? Absolutely. The resolution difference really doesn't seem to be an issue for me. Unless I held the tablets ridiculously close, I couldn't see the difference when viewing both displays side by side.

After a few days of owning the note, the things I really like about it are:

The touch screen. Very accurate input. It just plain works.

The screen. It's crisp, bright, clear and color accurate.

The speakers. Wow. Best speakers of any tablet or laptop I've ever had. Easily usable and pleasurable for watching movies and listening to music in hotel rooms. (I travel a lot.) Given a choice between watching a movie on my wife's Ipad3 or my note, the Note 10.1 wins hand down due to the superior speakers and screen size.

The performance. Every app I use works smoothly, correctly and quickly. Everything just works.

The battery life. Almost 10 hours of netflix viewing or reading ebooks on a single charge.

Video. Every file I throw at it plays perfectly. Motion is smooth and clear.

Bulid Quality. After the update, the only issue I have with the Note 10.1--currently--is do I exchange it for the 32GB version.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Dub Tech:
For fear of sounding like an Asus fanboy I'll just pick up on this point - I mentioned the plastic on my SGSIII in my first post and why it doesn't bother me. My phone is a small device, I'm fairly rough with it and I carry it all the time so I'm quite happy for it to have a plastic case and be that little bit lighter (also it was heavily subsidised so I don't feel like I paid a high price). I also told you the reasons I didn't chose the HTC One X.

On the other hand my tablet is costing me €679 for a 64GB + Keyboard dock - I most definitely do not want that made out of plastic. That's my opinion and one of the factors I'm choosing the Infinity.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Sorry, but I'm hyper critical of tech ware and my devices are for business use as well. I wouldn't touch any of the tablets, after my ThinkPad, until this one. I was like you - skeptical, sure it would be a POS on wheels - but I was wrong. Wouldn't have hesitated to send it back - not for a second. Only way I'd return it now would be for a defect. This tablet is juicy - no doubt! But, hey, your call. Grab one and test it - in your own home - and return it if you don't like it. But, I won't. Just sayin.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
This pretty much sums it up. Every device has its faults and idiosyncrasies but it’s the fundamentals that count the most. Things like ports, resolution, keyboard docks, and pens aren’t worth a lot if the basics like wireless, file throughput, component quality, stability, and workmanship aren’t there. No matter how pretty s/he is. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
To me, its funny reading this thread in here and the one in infinity forum. Its like a war of who is better. I see you doing damage control..lol. it. Shouldn't be needed though. Those negative tech reviews giving this device a bad impression. This tablet is nothing like those reviews make it out to look like. A solid device for sure and very impressed as this is my first Samsung tablet. With this tablet, you have to try it out in person or read the feedback here in the forums. Its the exact opposite of what the negative reviews are portraying.

I also think the infinity pad is a good device and has huge potential but its going through growing pains right now. Similar to how prime did. But there is no definitive answer of which tablet is "better". Its more like which tablet will fit your needs/wants better. Like someone else put it. Samsung and Asus are the top 2 Android tarot makers right now, IMO. Don't care who is bigger or sells more.lol. I just know these seem to be the only 2 manufacturers keeping Android alive with new innovative and high specs devices. Can't wait to see how win 8 tablets shakes things up. I do have a craving for that MS surface tablet. DaMn..lol it never ends. I love all this new technology ;)

P.s. can't wait to see what Nvidia Wayne & tegra4 brings also. I'm still an Nvidia fan but will admit this Exynos 4 is very impressive also.

Did you see Anandtech article on recent Nvidia and tegra earnings? Its actually doing very well. Can't wait to see how well the nexus 7 sold. Its an amazing 7in. Tablet. Nearly flawless. Great performance to price ratio. The tegra3 in that performs perfect. No game crashes or ANR or anything like seen with other tegra3 devices. Google made sure to keep Asus on their toes on THST one..lol. With the Note 10.1 & Nexus 7, I have 2 out of the 3 best android tabs on the market today. INFINITY BEING THE THIRD.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jonphinguyen7:
I call BS. This is coming from someone who never complained about the Prime or infinity. I absolutely loved both of these tablets, and was very very hesistant to swap them out. But, the Prime was given too much time to get out of it's "growing pains" and never worked how it should. The infinity worked better than the Prime, but the same I/O issues and random ANR's killed it for me. I wanted so bad for these tablets to work at their full potential, but unfortunately never did. As it has been said before, the Note works like how I believe a Quad-Core device really should, buttery smooth. (Project Butter will make this thing project Grease Lightning)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
It's not that different from when the Note 5.3 came out. The majority of the reviewers were like "WTF?" and doomed it to fail. Samsung went on to sell 10MM, created a new device category, and HTC, LG, and Panasonic are all launching their own phablets. The Note 10.1 is a category buster not unlike the Note 5.3. It literally changes what you can do on a tablet and how you interact with it. For people that appreciate that aspect of it purchasing it is a no brainer - there is no competition. For people just wanting a great tablet Exynos/Mali, 2GB of RAM, silly fast browsing, and bullet-proof build quality make it worth considering. If you want/need incedible battery life (via the dock), a detachable keyboard, additional ports, and/or a high res display the TF700's the best choice. And since everyone uses their device differently what pushes their buttons is going to be different too.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] DBBGBA:
Kudos to this post!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] prenedo:
Leaving best buy with my note now. Traded in from a prime to an infinity pad now to the note after reading this thread ( and after being just as displeased with my infinity as I was with the prime). Will post my thoughts tomorrow after I get a chance to play around with my new toy.... BTW, I love best buy ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
This will sound a bit silly and obvious, but if you want cleaner looking fonts when browsing the web, simply view pages in landscape. The pixelization only occurs when the text is really tiny.

Yeah I know, obvious, but sometimes it is the obvious things which elude us.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Obvious, but true... :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Vincent9756:
In general, yes, once you get above the basic foundation on which things are built. There are basic things must function properly or they may not be able to fulfill anyone's needs. After reading these pages, it looks to me that Asus has a number of basic, foundation issues.

Everyone seems to agree that it gives good display, however, it often has delays, instabilities and other issues that negatively impact the experience of producing the content to fill that display; a large number of people are having a variety of different experiences. The quality coming out the box seems to be quite unpredictable, even when used in functionally similar situations. The foundation doesn't seem very stable (or consistent) and may require a lot of patience should you choose to purchase one. Then again, you could get lucky.

Anyway, based on everything I've read, I ordered a Note and it's arriving tomorrow. :fingers-crossed: :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] man2003:
I moved to Note 10.1 for more stability, speed, custom ROMs, quality, better support and S-Pen...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] californiarailroader:
I moved from the TF700 to this for the same reasons.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Impossible - TF700 doesn't have S Pen. :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] californiarailroader:
I know, that's one of the reasons I moved over to the Note 10.1 ;) :D