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[HTC One X] vivek_bhoj:
try going to the camera app through lockscreen

This problem was there on CM10 also in early stages as camera was working through lockscreen but there was no camera app in app drawer

You can try Owain's Domination CM10, it has AOKP & Paranoid features too

You can also try CM10 or AOKP jellybean ROM

You can try fx camera:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ymst.android.fxcamera&feature=search_result

and for burst features: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ish.fastburstcameralite&feature=search_result
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Hi Everyone!

Currently, I have the Nexus 7 which I LOVE and it is my first Android device too. I am thinking of getting a Android phone now (from iPhone 4S) and I am really interested in the unlocked Galaxy Nexus from GPlay since it is so cheap and I think a GREAT deal for the 'top of the line' phone since it is a Nexus. My question to you is, why would I need a Android phone if I have a Android tablet? I had an iPad before my N7 and got bored of it because my phone was also iOS and very similar. So I am worried the same will happen with my N7 and Android phone...

Also, if I do decide to get an Android phone (with the help/suggestions from you guys as to why to get it), I will defintetly get a Nexus phone. I know the current GNexus on the Play store cam out 'unlocked' 5mths after release. So if the Nexus '2' comes our November, it will be out in the Play store around April/May which is a long time from now. Will it be worth the wait or should I just get the current Nexus? Also, do you think the price of the current GNexus on Play will drop *even though it is already pretty low* when the Nexus '2' comes out?

Thanks and I am looking forward to your input!

Michael
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
You already have a nexus tablet. Trade the 4s for the 5 when it comes out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
ē_ê god no.

Get the next nexus bro. Do you want a phone or a status symbol.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lesicnik1:
I'd say its difficult to get bored of Android, because you have it on both devices.

You could always just "spruce" it up a bit. Change launchers, theme said launchers, install a ROM that supports themes, etc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chrono_Tata:
Personally I would wait for the next Nexus phone. The 4S is a good phone so it should hold you off until the next Nexus release (unless you can't resist buying the iPhone 5 lol). Getting a Galaxy Nexus right now is a good bargain but unless you really need to save the money you might as well wait for the latest one which will be future proof for another year.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Thanks everyone for the replies! It looks like I am going to wait for the next Nexus phone then get it from GPlay a couple months later.

Michael
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
That is very true since it is much more open than iOS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
On the other hand, the Nexus 7 was on the Play Store within negative two weeks after release.

April/May was the first deployment of the devices store; now that it's been set up there's no reason the new Nexus wouldn't be available right away.

Well, truth be told I've been neglecting my phone ever since the tablet came out. Bigger screen is just more addictive for doing all the things I do. Only time I've really been using my phone is during transit and to tether the tablet :o

I think this would be true regardless of which phone I had though (short of an app that was only available on my phone). I wouldn't say I was "bored" of it, just that the occasion hasn't really come up. My phone looks nothing like the tablet (it's running Salad Bar with Launcher 7, which doesn't scale very well to tablets).

It makes sense; I would guess so. There's no evidence whatsoever though.

Finally, as to whether you should wait for the next Nexus, definitely. Your iPhone's not going anywhere until then, and you'll be treated to either a more powerful phone or a likely discount of the previous phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
OK here is what I'm planning on doing when I buy my N7.

I'm gonna put MIUI or Paranoid Android on my GNex so I don't get bored.

This will give me two completely different OS experience.

--------------------------------------------------

If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
remember boys and girls, supporting Apple is supporting terrorism. I'm not even joking.

Get yourself a GS3. Bootloader is unlocked and it's like having a Nexus device with 3x battery life. I'm sure the next Nexus phone (nexus 8?) will be as good but it may not be out until Android 5.0 (12 months?). GS3 is a beast, I have both GN and GS3.
[Kindle Fire General] cincibluer6:
Well, I used KFU to install CWM and pushed over AlienDroid and Gapps and went to install them. I've done it a few times now (formatting system, factory resetting it, wiping the cache) and then flashing the ROM and then Gapps.

On Aliendroid, it flashes the alien and then just sticks on a white alien after a while.

I did the same with Jandycane and Hashcode's ROMs and they do the same thing.

Just wondering what I may be doing wrong here. I left it go for quite a bit and I just can't get it to work.
[Kindle Fire General] veeman:
Use TWRP. CWM has some problems on the Kindle Fire.
[Kindle Fire General] cincibluer6:
Thanks. Is there a way to do that without flashing the stock FW back on it? Either by way of ADB or KFU if possible. Not sure if I can get it going while it's already in CWM.
[Kindle Fire General] veeman:
Your answer should be in this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1638452
[Kindle Fire General] cincibluer6:
Thanks. I was just looking through it. Somehow managed to do it with ADB while in CWM. Who knew?

Thanks though. Hoping it pans out now.
[Kindle Fire General] cincibluer6:
Thanks again. Seems like TWRP cleared up anything. Pretty easy to use interface too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jason1231:
I'm trying to get the new Motorola photon q launcher to work on the epic touch running jelly bean. Everything seems to work just needs to be resized. Also the circle widget is really nice and would be great if someone can get it to work with other launchers. Here are the files and thank you in advance for helping on the development for this great launcher and widget.

http://db.tt/oCjFZtXY

http://db.tt/uZAAOaB2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Swyzzlestickz:
What have you tried

I am interested in this as well. Have you pushed the app to yhour system/app directory and changed the permissions to match everything else in there?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jason1231:
They install fine. The only thing is when the widget comes on the launcher screen it says that you cannot use with third party launchers. I don't know how to edit the permissions of the widget itself:(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jason1231:
Talk to a really smart friend today and he was saying that it's in the code of the widget.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Comet1966:
Anyway to edit the widget and the launcher? Because I really like both of them.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Swyzzlestickz:
Took a look at the widget on the photon device and i must say it is pretty cool looking. You would have to attract the attention of whoever took time to port the clock and weather widget from the HTC devices.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] M2Iceman:
Anyone, anyone?????? My wife is looking for this to add to her GS2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Swyzzlestickz:
Search the Google play market for Rings Digital Weather Clock or One More Clock Free. The widgets o are looking for are in there
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pgill34:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=factory.widgets.bubbledigitalweatherclock here's a link for the widget. Looks pretty good
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] krisI0N:
I tried the launcher out..same as Nova but enlarged on our device..change youre dpi and it should work well
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsne10:
Recently I have been trying to install Google Wallet on my rooted Nexus S (CM10 - Jelly Bean) and have been having difficulty.

One the app does not show up in the android market and when I do use a link it says: "Your device isn't compatible with this version". Although I have seen people with JB using it.

When I tried to install the APK, there was not problems installing it, although when I opened it said:

"Unfortunately, Google Wallet has not been yet certified in your country or on your device/carrier."

I live in Canada and my carrier is rogers.

Is there any way I can get this work for me?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukaslundgreen:
Wallet

Hello,

I think that Google Wallet needs to come preinstalled on your phone's ROM. I've never been able to get anything else work. Since it only is available on a handful of devices (Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus), I don't think you can just download it from Play Store.

But once you get it on your phone, enable NFC, and then wipe data for the app. Use TiBackup.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjay3333:
Use the search option. There are a number of threads in the themes and apps

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1810282

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1812054

I have got the $10 from wallet here in Canada but didn't try changing my credit card to an American address. I don't feel like efing that all up.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsne10:
Thanks guys!

My apologizes on the search thing. When i searched I couldn't find too much.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjay3333:
No problem
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] goindef:
Sg3fre 0.0.9.1 battery icon changes back to stock street few hrs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] strongsteve:
I would bet the your device is looking to xhdpi folder for 1% images and when they are not there, it goes to the hdpi folder. However, at certain percentages.. those stock images just so happen to be there in the xhdpi folder.
[HTC Sensation] Hunter-45:
Sup' XDA forum !

So, I recently installed CM9 on my HTC phone (2 weeks ago).

Since 5 days my battery life is very low.

For exemple today my screen was on around 30 minutes (without the battery loader) and the battery is already very low.

Here you have 3 screenshots of the battery utilisation :

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2012/34/1345426160-screenshot-2012-08-20-03-28-11.png

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2012/34/1345425890-screenshot-2012-08-20-03-15-22.png

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2012/34/1345425891-screenshot-2012-08-20-03-15-54.png

You can see that the screen seems to be the mainly problem of battery drain, but on the second screen as I said before my screen was turn only 30 minutes a day ! It can't drain 60% of my battery only with the screen on 30 minutes !

By the way the phone is many times in activity ("awake") and I don't know why.

I turned off the Wi-Fi connexion but that does not change anything.

I don't know what "mobile standby" is corresponding to, this is totally abstract...phone idle and Google services too...

I disabled the e-mail synchronisation, but same problem.

Anybody can help me please ?

Sorry if I commited mistakes in my sentences.
[HTC Sensation] MrSoulSOng:
Do you have "Restrict background data" enabled?

Also are you using any management applications?

Regardless CM9 with its standard kernel is known to be juice hungry. I'm currently back on CM9, now using the "Stable" release. Still testing battery life. But I can tell you I've underclocked the "off screen" processing, and also using "medium" auto-kill settings in System Tuner, and my phone did not drop a single % over 8 hours of inactivity (sleeping) but quickly dropped 5% when I used the phone in the morning.
[HTC Sensation] Hunter-45:
There is a data connexion limit with my mobile phone operator (250Mo a month) and I reached the limit some days ago.

I don't know if there is a connexion between my problem and that but if I reached the limit there's no more data.

I have a task killer to check if there's something that should not run but nothing special. I had no problem before I don't know why now there is one.

Anyway I restricted the background data I'll give you a feedback at the end of the day or tomorrow. :)

(Again, sorry if my sentences are some times confused.)
[HTC Sensation] MrSoulSOng:
Regardless of whether you have data with your carrier or not, having background data 'on' will use more battery, as the mobile data service on your phone stays somewhat open.

In saying this though, it doesn't explain why you are getting bad battery life all of a sudden.

Have you recently moved house? To an area of bad reception? A phone that is constantly trying to find signal will drain the battery much faster, then a phone with full signal.

Have you installed any new apps recently? Might be some juice hungry new app running in the background?

Normally if this happens all of a sudden, it's generally for a valid reason.
[HTC Sensation] Hunter-45:
I disabled background data and I had no problems anymore.

I recieved my monthly 250 Mo data yesterday, re-enabled the background data and everything works fine. :)

Thanks! :D
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Themes and Apps] themajestic58:
Who benefits from the release of our milestone bootloader?:confused:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Digital Man:
For what its worth - ran these on the Galaxy Note 10.1 Demo at Best Buy Today:

RL Bench Galaxy Note 10.1

View attachment 1270738 Overall 21.070 sec

RL Bench ASUS TF700 (Performance Mode)

View attachment 1270744 Overall 85.671 sec

Androbench Galaxy Note 10.1

View attachment 1270760

Androbench Galaxy Note 10.1

Sequential Read: 30.89

Sequential Write: 11.49

Random Read: 8.93

Random Write: 0.6

Androbench TF700

my own running stock / unrooted

Sequential Read: 17.31

Sequential Write: 5.17

Random Read: 4.81

Randowm Write: 0.18

Antutu TF700

View attachment 1270858

Antutu: Galaxy Note 10.1 (below)
[Asus Transformer TF700] pierrekid:
Sup guys. Just wanted to get your opinion on the tf700 and whether or not its worth buying. I actually have the original transformer and was waiting to see if it would be worth buying the new infinity to replace my og. So tell me what you guys think. Is it worth buying? Are there any major flaws similar to the the prime that came out last year? Thanks in advance for the help.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ilostmypistons:
Had the Prime.... traded it for the Infinity..bought the Note for my daughter to take to college.... trading Infinity for Note tomorrow morning :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] dmoney94:
WHY?
[Asus Transformer TF700] pierrekid:
Sorry not me. I need the dock. Plus i heard bad things about the note.
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
Never got the OG Transformer but I had keyboard envy, lol!

I love my Infinity. It's the only possible replacement for my dearly beloved but aging Xoom.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rlarson)mn:
I have had the TF101 AND TF201 and now I have the TF700T. Its the best unit of all of the Transformers tablets and very close to the iPad3 as far as what I ask of both of these tablets to do. I am also sure after the TF700T get the Jelly Bean upgrade that it will make the TF700T better than the iPad3, so much so I will be most likely putting my iPad3 on the eBay block. IMHO get the upgrade to the TF700T.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ilostmypistons:
Much much smoother and fun experience
[Asus Transformer TF700] TheAnarchist1:
ilostmypistons: All Android devices are a smooth, and fun experience once you root them and get a custom rom on them. I am waiting out for the developing to begin. I owned the OG iPad, lamented the purchase afterwards, sold it, proceeded to purchase the OG Transformer, have not looked back at another tab since, followed ASUS. In my personal opinion as an Infinity owner, and previous OG/Prime owner, and it is only personal opinion certainly. ASUS defines the Android tablet experience, even if the devices have flaws at production. All devices have flaws, my Gnex has flaws, but while Samsung defines the premium Android phone experience, ASUS defines the tablet experience. Galaxy Tabs are nice, though they ultimately feel too 'phon(ish)' to me. I suppose if you are looking for a slightly limited device, with a highly diluted version of Android...tab away, to each their own, though ASUS defines it to me. The UI is not too heavily skinned, the Android is relatively pure (no less pure then a standard CM custom build) the hardware is intense, and I have used each of my tabs as a standard laptop replacement for about 97% of my online experience.

PS: Oh, and I have YET -knock on wood- to experience any of the defects people are mentioning in these forums, on my infinity, and the Prime defects, certainly not present. I have a C7 model, so relatively recent :D

PSS: All my own personal opinion, no flame war intended, to each their own lol
[Asus Transformer TF700] haukew:
Had the tf101, have a tf700 now. Android feels pretty much the same as on the tf101 (same lag spikes when dragging the menu etc.), of course the performance in apps is better, the screen is better etc.

But one thing is bad: On the tf101 the release of the pad from the keydock was really easy. Snap and it´s off. On the tf700 i need some force to release it, it feels almost sticky. And yes, that was from day 1.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Nebucatnetzer:
For me absolutely. I love it far more than my original Transformer.
[Asus Transformer TF700] almostinsane:
Bought the TF300, returned it for the TF700. Returned the TF700 as well. Android just isn't good on tablets - it's all lag city on every one of them. The Asus (or Tegra based) are the worst - more apps crash than normal.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
On the Infinity I love the 1920x1200 HD screen. Makes for watching movies, reading and streaming so much more exciting and playing games are visually improved from your standard displays . Love the Super IPS+ , I can take it outside on a nice day and still be productive. The Camera is top notch on the Infinity! The best I've seen for a tablet device. Love the tablet Keyboard dock form factor with added battery life and more memory it has pretty much replaced my laptop. It can handle NTSF for the options of larger portable hard drives, that Windows consumer will love. Love the elegance look. I cant wait for Jelly Bean to hit. Fast updates is also very nice. It has its own issues just like any other tablet out in the market fortunately Asus has the quickest updates I've ever experienced. More then likely Infinity will get JB before Sammy.

So its really up to your needs. I love the Stylus on the Note. I'm an artist and would be nice to have something like that around when needed. Also the multitasking features of the Note is cool to! Infinity can do it as well but you will have to go to the Playstore and search for floating apps like Stickit or Overscreen. Although its hard to pry me away from all the features that I love about the Infinity. Both devices are powerful and fast. Maybe I'll just go buy the Note as well for my drawing needs....
[Asus Transformer TF700] stclair1970:
I also have ordered one of these to replace my Xoom it should arrive some time this week. I thought about the galaxy note 10.1 but finally ended up ordering the 64gb version.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pileot:
Note has pen input

Samsung = high quality

open source, lots of custom roms

Odin = awesome

less expensive

overall very, very good tablet.

If you need a keyborad theres always bluetooth keyboards and i THOUGHT i saw a keyboard type dock tho not as awesome as the transformer's

Personally tho, i prefer the 700, i like that its thinner than the galaxy tab or note, i like the full sized keyboard dock with USB and SD slots, i like how its taken everything i throw at it and asked for more. I also love the extra battery life in the dock.

If you want the keyboard, go Asus. If your not going to use it that much, go Samsung.
[Asus Transformer TF700] graffixnyc:
I owned the tf 101 and the prime and now own the infinity. I think its awesome especially compared to the prime. I'm so glad best buy exchanged mine. I love the infinity. It's everything the prime should have been. I have zero issues with my infinity as well
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

hiiiii guys

i want know best kernel for every one for sgy ? and why ?

اريد معرفة ماهي افضل كيرنل لكل شخص
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] ronnieryan:
just try them all..all are stable:good:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
Tell us about one
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] yabyuh22:
try to read what is inside of that kernel :D all youll see what fits to you
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
I traied meruk kernel and kuro but i can't make backup rom from any rom creed v 3.5 and stock rom
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] The_animaToR:
Whitexp kernel is best for me

It has very good support for init.d

3frequencies and better overall management......
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
i LOVE hells fusion kernel(sgy edition) cuz i made it :P
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] funnypharmacist:
Link???

Wheres link to that
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] rkmiks:
Savie and kuro for me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404 ERROR:
Hello everyone,

As a student in college, I've been increasingly looking for productivity tools for note taking, solving problems, and general studying. While nothing can quite beat a paper and a pencil in absorbing information, I've found it incredibly expensive (and time consuming) to print out pages and pages of assignments and readings. On top of that, pages I printed in the past would get lost and I would also never look back on any of my written notes because everything was so disorganized.

So, as you may see, I'm looking for a paperless and organized solution and I figured some form of digitized tech would do the job. With the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and its S Pen, I felt maybe this might be that tech for me. But even after reading through all the positive comments people have been posting about this tablet, I can't seem to be fully convinced to buy it.

To make this easier, I'm just going to number off some of my concerns and questions:

1. I'm afraid this might simply be a fad for such a great tech. I love tech and just judging from all the specs and reviews, it's an absolute powerhouse of a tablet which further benefits from its stylus, but is it really as useful as it seems or is this just something I'm going to use everyday for a week and forget about it?

2. Will this tablet be outdated and forgotten? Without a doubt, this is an obvious trend strongly prominent in tablets and smartphones. I accept the fact that whether I wait or not, this tablet is going to get outdated quickly in terms of raw specs, but there always seems to be that one device that continues to do well even around daunting competition. A good example in my opinion would be the Galaxy Nexus whose raw specs doesn't compare with the GS3 or any recent smartphones, but still has a very strong community support.

3. How do you utilize this tablet in your daily lives in terms of productivity? Any specific stories regarding note taking, studying, and problem solving? I know a good number of you use this for business meetings but I have yet to experience that kind of environment. I'm just a college student studying in a dorm or library.

4. How similar is the S Pen to a normal pencil or pen in terms of feel? I generally use either a normal wooden pencil, a heavy mechanical pencil, or one of those cheap stick pens. How does the S Pen feel compared to them?

5. It'd be greatly appreciated if there's anything else that would convince me to buy this tablet.

Anyway, I know this is a long post that could be answered by simply testing the tablet myself, but there are just some factors right now preventing me from actually going out to a local best buy to play with one.

A big thank you to those who answer! I just don't want to waste my money on stuff I end up not using!