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[Desire HD General] lasikie:
This is happening on CM10 0815-0818, Jellytime 13+, and Jellytime AOKP beta 3+

Video is from CM10 0818

Although it's hard to make out the vertical line are all around the screen.

[YOUTUBE]7hm37f5s0gk[/YOUTUBE]

I have tried flashing a RUU and downgrading all the way back to 2.3.3, but the problem appears again when I go back up to any of the above roms.

I'm guessing it's Kernel related?
[Desire HD General] GuyInTheCorner:
Probably...

Are they all using the same kernel? (I've been on Gingerbread for so long :)

Sent from my inter galactic super fantastic communication device.
[Desire HD General] lasikie:
I think they are, or slightly different variations of the same kernel.
[Desire HD General] extbase:
I´m on Jellytime_R4 with Kernel 3.0.42JellyTime_KangBang_R3 randomblame@Ferocious #1

and have the same issues.

i get the colored lines mostly after inactivity and while active

i have a few lines everywhere but in the middle of the screen.

Anyone who got that fixed?
[Desire HD General] extbase:
Solved the Problem with following steps:

boot into recovery:

settings > fix permissions

reboot:

rom settings > developer options > disable hw overlays

->no more vertical lines :)

By the way, im on JellyTime R5.1 now and its damn fast :)
[Desire HD General] extbase:
after charging my dhd over night, vertical lines came back -.-

therefore still searching for a solution...
[Desire HD General] medipudisampath:
I entered the video my share two virued phone on one day after 3 hrs the lines statred I didn,t understand any thing but the lines are beaning more on screen so plzzzz tell me to solve this problem
[Motorola Droid 4] Marvin-:
I noticed there are some new apps and some new processes with the new update to ICS, like Google+ and a new messenger and some new authenticators. Does anyone have an updated list of what is safe to disable/freeze?
[Motorola Droid 4] rorytmeadows:
I'm just looking to remove that junk. Root Uninstaller didn't seem to be helpful. Thankfully, this Moto junk is my work phone and not my personal. I'd never buy one of these!
[Motorola Droid 4] summitap:
I too am interested after noticing that I am down 75MB+ of available memory on average after the OTA ICS upgrade (coming from stock GB).
[Motorola Droid 4] omniuni:
Actually, you don't really need any special guide. Almost everything can be either uninstalled or frozen by going into Settings => Applications and finding the app in the list. This is now built in to Android, so if you can disable it from there, it is safe. Also, most of the additional bloatware that isn't directly VZW can just be uninstalled now.
[Motorola Droid 4] Marvin-:
Awesome. I noticed that you can disable natively now. I just wanted to make sure disabling or removing stuff would not hurt future updates like people have said it would in the past.
[Motorola Droid 4] omniuni:
Nope, this is now an Android feature. You can, of course, root your phone and further disable some software, but for the most part, you should be fine sticking with the safety of the native disabling.
[Motorola Droid 4] Marvin-:
Excellent, thanks for the quick response.
[Motorola Droid 4] Gibson99:
i like how they discourage you from disabling the bloatware by telling you stuff might misbehave... yeah, if i disable the NFL thing and my phone misbehaves, it's getting returned. lol

i can't wait for the day when the carriers are forced to allow us to completely remove the bloat that comes on phones, just like PC manufacturers were required to in the 90s.

has anyone experimented with repartitioning so that the app storage and user data areas are in the same partition? i really don't see any reason to keep them separate. right now i could get another 2gb back from the app partition to store more music in if i wanted to.
[Motorola Droid 4] omniuni:
The "your phone might misbehave" is more of a generic message, but it can apply to anything. For example, if you have an app that relies on one of the activities from the NFL app, it is quite possible that your phone will do something unexpected (like crash).

Of course, I do also wish I could completely and safely obliterate all the VZW stuff.

As for repartitioning, Motorola does this so that they can continue to provide a mass storage connection mode. If you repartition to unified storage, it will mean that you will be restricted to MTP/PTP transfer modes. It also means that you'll need to be a LOT more careful when modifying your phone's OS. Personally, I recommend you simply invest $35 in a 32GB mirco SD card, or if you really have a lot of music, spring for a 64GB one.
[XPERIA X10 General] i2nice:
I am going to say good bye x10 family for helping me learn how to use. Sometimes I have to help myself too b/c today, I start to find out when I call ATT that I am having problems with my x10 with the battery issus and the new battery that I order online and it start to work for few days and then it shut down. Bu I try to recharge again or went to recovery and wipe the battery stats and no luck at all...So, I guess my x10 is dead which it break my heart so much when I start using the wolf's rom as my daily time which it is lots of faster than sony update to ICS...So, Please x10 family, help this forum stay alive for long time as you can remember and share with your favorite memories of x10 and make new jelly bean for x10. Good bye guys! I will miss my x10 and thank again for helping me!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] marcviado:
Will the at&t galaxy note roms work with the tmobile galaxy note? I read somewhere that it works?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] bigfau:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30328290
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] apklike18:
Can i make my own or even just edit an existing icon packs for adw launcher

Is it easy?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] m.h.mahadi:
it is very easy to edit icon from any apk.

1st open your apk by 7-zip or winrar then go to res folder of your apk and go to Drawables folder and replace the icon you wanna replace by new icon. after changing icon sign your Apk.if u dont know how to sign use this thread xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1840330 and then install your signed apk and your edited apk will be installed.

don't wait to press thank if u got help from me:)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] flimsy888:
Anything besides the poetic revolution that is superstrong?

Edit: Not a folio!

Sent From My Nexus 7- Corrupted by Trinity
[Nexus 7 Accessories] veeman:
Yeah just find about 12 Nokia 3310s and tape them to your N7. Problem solved.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] flimsy888:
Bump

Sent From My Nexus 7- Corrupted by Trinity
[Nexus 7 Accessories] k8sh:
I'm also looking for a case that is quite similar to a seidio that has a soft and hard case. Not similar in structure but more similar in its function as a really protective cover. I had one for an HTC sensation and it protected my phone from all the drops. Without it. I'm pretty sure I would have broken and scratched the phone extensively. That said, the folio cases are nice since the screen size of the tablet makes it very suitable for reading unlike a smaller phone. I've only just had the tablet for a day so I have not read all threads on cases or covers but most of what I've seen are folio types and does not seem protective enough for accidental drops unless I'm mistaken and have missed that thread entirely.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sswb27:
Not that the benchmarks matter but will see who can score the best.

This is on CM10 nightly.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] seksmeup:
But why do you care?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Alarmmy:
If you dont care, you dont need to answer.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] seksmeup:
I don't see why developer forums need stupid e-peen threads like these.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sswb27:
This isn't the developer forum. And I am asking just for chitchat, See "general" forum at the top^^^.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] seksmeup:
I never said this subforum specifically was for development. Looks like you need to read better.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Blkegk:
If you don't like op's thread than don't reply.

As much as you don't care for this thread their are many who don't care for your opinion.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] majic12:
couple of things...

seksmeup you are the epitome of whats wrong with these forums... stfu and don't post on here if you have issues with a subject...wtf do you do? troll around all day looking for things that annoy you? Clown!

my Antutu score was only 6700 on stock rom...which was very disappointing coming from my g2x which was rooted and i was getting 7200+

that being said I was interested in finding out what others are running at. I'm confused because in the comparison screen i see other s3's running 10k+ ...what gives?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
i believe the 10k+ scores are those with the quad core version, the i9300.

but my highest score was around 7250
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stir fry a lot:
I got 7700 running r6 and faux's kernel @1.83
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] freecharlesmanson:
Such benchmarks are useful from build to build for judging certain aspects of your rom ....not hardware but. ..I use antutu like crazy to find a sweet spot for say dirty cache settings and cache pressure. ...things like memory or database are not native. ..they go thru Linux and then the vm. ...this allows you to observe just that. ..the behavior of Linux young underlying the vm
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Alarmmy:
I dont see why a stupid guy like u was born in this Earth! Such a waste of oxygen!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
8000+ with no oc at 1.5
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
Digging a bit dated thread. For those who might find it beneficial.

I had gotten lower 7000s on Stock everything.

My Score on AnTuTu is 11442. The SGH-T999 is running Liquidsmooth ROM JB v2.0 with its Stock Kernel (Lean Kernel) and TWRP Touch Recovery.

Screenshot attached.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] asaqwert:
how come i am getting like 16000 regularly with many roms, lowest was 10,000 but there was an issue with crap running in the background then, and i was playing with other stuff, mostly trying to check the cpu temp etc... but what gives? is no one else here using antutu 4?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KingKostas:
Really old thread mate
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Anthonol:
It varies with each ROMs
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] :
Plays music depending on your mood.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ad60.songza

Sent from my MB860 on MROM
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] DroidRunner:
Awesome thanks for finding this
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] :
No problem. I had to spread the word once the app started playing haunted house mood music because I wanted it to. :good:

Sent from my MB860 on MROM
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] sayajoris:
I have been using Songza on my iPhone 4 in the US but now it's not available in Google Play in my region even though it's a free app. Can anyone share the apk or point me to a site that allows me to download it? Thanks.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] DowJonesARG:
Use google for searching the APK, just search for "songza apk", the first one to appear is the apk4 .us site, donwload it and try to use it. If it says that you are outside the US, assuming you are rooted, just download Orbot, a Tor's Client. I live in Argentina and like many others, can't use Songza or Pandora, but this little app do the trick. Search it on the Play Store.

Once you launch it for the first time it ask you for rooted permissions, then it ask you for the apps that will go trhough Orbot, click the "Select Apps.." button, wait for the list of apps installed on your phone and then check Songza, go back and when it shows you the Large button press for 2 seconds, it begins to connect to the Tor network, once it goes Green.....ALELLUYA!!!!!

Luanch again Songza and there you go listening for your favorites tunes!!!!

Remember to go through the Options in Orbot for uncheck the "Start with the system" option.

By the way, with that little bastard of Orbot, you can make any app "shows" you on the US, like I said before, I live in Argentina, and besides Songza and Pandora, I use Last.fm, Hulu, Rdio, and so on...

Good luck!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droider137:
Is there a build prop edit to enable home screen rotation? I was able to do this on my Droid X. I did not want to have to use an app or a different launcher. Im running VRALF2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chmodbot:
I'm looking for this as well.

---------- Post added at 06:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:47 AM ----------

Found this for build.prop tweaks.

# Screen Rotate To 270 degree

windowsmgr.support_rotation_270=true;

Under this thread..

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28688553&postcount=1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droider137:
I checked the link and one of the posts says the edits are for the galaxy note.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
The Realook 3D screen protector arrived earlier than expected. I installed it and so far it has been great. It's a dry application film but it covers the entire screen. Applying it went smoothly and the cutouts aligned perfect. It is barely noticeable and viewing angles are not affected. The film feels very smooth and fingerprints are easy to wipe off. There is an extremely small portion of exposed screen on top and along one side (can be seen in the photo) but it is negligible. I did start applying it from the bottom left corner so this could be why mine came out this way. It's a 3H hard coating so it should be slightly more durable than SPG's Curved Crystal which is 2H. My prior experiences with Realook have been excellent so I'm expecting this one to last for a while.

Since it does cover the entire screen there is a compatibility issue with TPU cases such as Diztronic. However, it does fit my Urban Armor Gear case perfectly so it may fit your heavy duty case. My other cases (Ringke SlimLite, SPG Neo Hybrid and SPG Modello) are also compatible with the Realook 3D screen protector.

I used to own the SPG Flex HD and Ultra Nano. I definitely recommend this one over those two because you don't have to deal with the issues that come with wet application screen protectors and it covers more screen than the Ultra Nano while still being just as clear. I bought the Realook 3D at Amazon for $9.99.

Items included:

-2 3D screen protection films

-Microfiber cloth with squeegee

-Alcohol pad (to clean oily fingers)

-Filament tape
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pr1meSuspect:
Have you experienced any bubbling with this? I read in another post someone experiencing this...any info would be great since idk if I want this or the Zagg HD. looks great from the pics
[Galaxy S III Accessories] neotoky:
I can vouch for realook. I still have mine on my original galaxy s for 2 years and it still doesn't have a scratch. They do last a long time. They are also very clear. I will definitely be ordering this.

Sent from a Galaxy far far away
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
No bubbling present anywhere on the screen. All bubbles came out easily with the squeegee and there is no lint or hair present. I applied it in the bathroom after some steam built up and all particles in the air settled. Tight TPU cases will cause lifting in the sides.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] imaleecher:
You forgot to mention how does it feel. Super smooth? Any rubbery feeling? I used the Realook for my S2 awhile back and loved it. Didn't know if the 3D forming is the same material they used for the S2 screen protectors.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
My bad lol. It definitely feels super smooth. There is a slight sticky feel after applying the screen protector but it goes away rather quickly.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sp3llv3xit:
Tested

I bought and installed the Realook curved screen protector film on my S3. It is very smooth and the whole screen's real estate is covered.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] r1_2fast4u:
Ordered mine can't wait
[Galaxy S III Accessories] zmore:
Thanks for the review.

Is this protector as easily dented as SGP's Curved Crystal is now known&hated for (from the softer material used)? Take your fingernail, apply a little pressure (doesn't take much apparently), and run it down the screen to see if it leaves a groove that won't go away.

Appreciate it...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
Just did it and it does have the same SPG issue. I guess this is the only type of material that will allow for dry full screen application. However, from normal use I have not experienced this groove...but I do tend to keep my nails short.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] zmore:
Hmm. Well that sucks - thanks.

I think I may just end up using the updated SGP Ultra Crystal version instead, then. It may not be full coverage, but it's made of a much harder plastic.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pr1meSuspect:
Installed it yesterday and am definitely pleased with it! Might order GLAS by SPG when a blue version comes out but in the meantime this is great.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] YseanY:
do you think this will work with the diztronic tpu?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] LOL_EVO:
I have this paired with the Otterbox Commuter and all is good. You should be fine
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
I've tried it and it won't work with it...as noted in the OP. It looks fine for a little bit but after some time lifting occurs on the edges.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CCallahan:
Just installed this and using it paired with an Active case. Was fairly easy to install. No bubbles or marks from the squeegee (they supply a nice rubber one unlike some of the cardboard/plastic ones that come with some others), crystal clear, and smooth when swiping between screens. Not sure how nice it will play with my Quicksand case but time will tell.

Got this from Amazon.com for $9.99 w/free shipping. Arrived in just a couple days. Comes with (2) screen protectors and I only needed one.

**If you buy from Amazon.com use the coupon code EK273SV9 at checkout get 10% off now through Oct. 31 so basically saves you a dollar. :good:**
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tft:
looks like there is about a 1mm gap all around?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
Nope. For me it's only along two sides. My friend installed his perfectly without gaps. A reason could be because there is a small amount of error in the manufacturing process so someone is bound to receive one film not perfectly cut. I have no complaints about it though.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] msgnyc:
I ordered this to compare to SGPs Curved Crystal. The SGPCC I received left a very small gap between the bezel and the protector. It was a nice protector. Very prone to fingerprints, grease and smuding however. I always had these tiny rainbow streaks that would irritate the hell out of me.

I ruined the first 1 because I had a spec of dust get in there and I'm anal about that sort of thing. When removing the spec I incidentally removed a small piece of adhesive from the corner. Couldn't stand lookin at it. XD

The RL protector should arrive tomorrow or Saturday.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] LOL_EVO:
I've had this on for about 1 week and I'm a little disappointed. The screen protector is not self healing, I have numerous dents and grooves. I just noticed a nice scrap on the protector tonight. I will order the SGP Curve tomorrow in hopes that it will be a better product.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] msgnyc:
hard coat plastic dry apply screen protectors are not self healing. The SGP curved crystal is no different.

Sounds like you want a wet application like skinomi, zaggs, ghost armor, SGP Flex HD etc...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] vwlove09:
I love this protector. Thanks for a great find!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kenyee:
Does this make the screen slightly fuzzier (less sharp) when you look through it?

Tried a Mediadevil anti-glare screen protector and hate it...great for cutting glare, but in regular use, everything is fuzzier :(

Looks like this is anti-glare as well?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] il buono:
No, this isn't antiglare and it doesn't affect screen quality.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Galaxy S III Accessories] drxngo:
Just wanted to post my impressions of this screen protector. Having had it for 3 weeks, I read the previous reviews that it would scratch easily. This is true and there are some light scratch marks on it as well as a few little fingernail imprints from when a friend of my used the phone. Not real noticeable and does not annoy me really. Have it cover the entire glass surface and clarity were my main requirements. You can't even tell there is a screen protector on except for the cutout around the front camera. My previous screen protectors didn't cover the entire screen were always lifting because they didn't form around the curve.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CCallahan:
Have been using this screen protector for a while now and I do like it. Is crystal clear as mentioned before. Can't even tell it is on there. Was easy to apply and even with me switching from my Active case to Rock Quicksand case every weekend have not had any lifting anywhere. It does collect fingerprints like most protectors but it does not seem as bad as others I've had in the past. Surface is still smooth and responsive.

Re-posting from my previous post for anyone interested: **If you buy these from Amazon.com use the coupon code EK273SV9 at checkout get 10% off now through Oct. 31 so basically saves you a dollar. :good:**
[Galaxy S III Accessories] iamthemandroid:
What's the difference between wet and dry application of screen protectors that I've seen mentioned in this thread? Looking for one that can be re-applied (like iVisor, which apart from that cool feature has many not so great reviews), because I can NEVER get a screen protector right the first time, getting dust or air bubbles. So they always end up going to waste or I have to look at a flawed application of a screen protector on my phone for several months.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tsukot:
With wet application types, youll easily get the right alignment plus get away from bubbles. Dry application types require some skill so you would want to apply or reapply 1-2 times only. Im using a 3d forming from realook, though i reapplied it 4-5 times because of the bubbles, i managed to put it well at last

(but mine was aligned more on the left, so you would only notice my screen protector by the camera hole :) )
[Galaxy S III Accessories] j76ms:
Anyone have any new discounts for the Realook 3D?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Addiso:
It's only 15 bucks...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] j76ms:
Feel free to buy everyone some then if $15 isn't much to you:p. I have already purchased a bunch of screen protectors and would rather get a discount (if possible) on something that only lasts a couple months. Thanks for your helpful input.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Addiso:
Well only because I was thinking a discount won't help much unless the price is high but just wondering, I see you have bought lots of screen protectors.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Slimegod:
Every now and then I get a notification sound but no icon is in the status bar indicating it was a actual text or email. Anyone having that happen and if so how do I stop it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
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You may have cleared an option that does sound only... Or in other words, maybe you unchecked a box that discontinued the icon in the status bar.?

Kind of like this option.... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1840420
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
any update as to your problem?