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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeetu1981:
Cleaning cache/data before flashing different ROM is always recommended for better performance and stability :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandy_thegame:
ok have kept downloading RocketROM v10 - ICS - 4.0.4 - XXLRK by eybee1970 and in video he install Abyss kernel first then flash this rom but do i required to flash Abyss
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeetu1981:
Abyss kernel was used earlier as at that time no safe ICS kernel was available, you can now use one of the safe custom ICS kernels, like Notecore or speedmod.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandy_thegame:
cool thanks will update once download finish :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandy_thegame:
at last i did it my note now having rocket rom V10 thanks you Guys for helping me :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeetu1981:
Good to hear that :), enjoy your new Note!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

يا جماعة انا مسطبت روم اصلي وبعدها سطبت كل برامجي بدون اي مشاكل لكن المشكلة هنا ان مفيش اي مشغل موسيقي راضي يقرا الاغاني وملفات الموسيقي الي علي الكارت

hi guys

help meeeee all music player can't read any song from sdcard please help me my rom is

S5360_JPLA1_OJPLA1_XXLA2

kernel white kernel :(

Thannnnnnks to all and sorry for my bad english :(

شكرا للجميع
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] manoranjan2050:
When u play song manually ... Its playing or not....
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
yes is play from my file manger es file manger
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] NEXUSBOY:
What you meant is you are unable to play music on your player

sent from my htc
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
the player can't find any song but file manger fint all song and play it
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] NEXUSBOY:
Default player?

sent from my htc
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
all palyers song:0
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Kousthubha Kumar:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.addz.mediascanner&hl=en

Try this, rescan the media once and see if the players see any songs
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
my proplem is fixed after this step :

1-conect my phone in to usb

وصلة التليفون باليو اس بي

2-deldete file called nomedia from my sdcard

مسحة ملف غريب اسماو نو ميديا

3-rerun in to music player and now song:1389

رجعت للتليفون ودلوقتي الموسيقي اتقرت وكلوا تمام

Thaaaaaaaaaaanks to all and sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] manoranjan2050:
Wow great........... Xda is worldwide community forum..... No problem about english..... Always try is best. .. :):):)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
Thaaaaaaaanks man really realllllllllllly i loveeeeee xda :)

man kan give me Tapatalk 2 apk file thaaaaaaaanks
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] manoranjan2050:
Welcome Friend...... For Thanks Just Press The Thanks Button.... Always Use It Who Help U....:good::good:

For TapaTalk2.2.7 App Check ur PM......
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] medozse7s:
Done Ya Man :D
[Android General] agy1995:
I had a very grim realization today about the true meaning of the Apple vs. Samsung trial. Apple is suing Samsung because Apple believes that Samsung has copied its iPhone. Apple claims that customers confuse Samsung products with Apple products. However, the case is not just between Samsung and Apple. It is between the Apple corporation and the Android ecosystem.

If Samsung loses the case then it will be forced to pay billions of dollars to Apple in damage costs. However, the case will not end there. What is to stop Apple from suing the rest of the Android makers (HTC, Motorola and others) ?…Nothing.

..... http://techdigy.com/2012/08/17/latest-news/if-samsung-loses-android-dies/
[Android General] K7Cobb:
Why didn't Google just sue apple when they made the first iPhone anyway cause the G1 was the FIRST REAL SMARTPHONE
[Android General] thebobp:
Think this is an exaggeration. There are many other things to consider. This trial is only for US devices, is probably most damaging against touchwiz, and apple is already litigating against the other manufacturers anyway. Googorola may be enacting a plan right now to force a patent pool/cross licensing deal. Even if Samsung were to get hit, it was already starting to dangerously monopolize android; a marginalization would give the other OEMs a (small) chance to pick up the slack. The greatest danger is that Samsung, by failing to invalidate the patents, strengthens them.

In the worst case scenario, Android dies within a few years, but even here the prognosis is not so terrible. It would pave the way for the next big thing (hopefully either open-standards OS's like Firefox or finally a desktop-class OS as smartphones become more powerful).
[Android General] kagedws6:
It seems every aspect of our daily lives has doom sayers now. Its the end of the world, its the end of consol gaming, its the end of Androids, etc, how many times did some one say linus our windows or Mac were about to die out
[Android General] NEXUSBOY:
It's hard to say android gnna fail without samsung:thumbdown:

sent from my htc
[Android General] ronbo76:
Chicken Little was wrong too. . .

No way. At worst, Samsung would have to pay a licensing fee to Apple for every version released. Being that Android is open source software based upon Linux, it would continue onward.
[Android General] asdot:
Android dies? I dnt think so.

Look at here, there are many android brand.

Sent from MARVEL
[Android General] Kavrocks:
Sorry but the statement 'If Samsung Loses, Android Dies' is a logical fallacy. That implies that if Samsung lose they will go out of business or stop using the Android operating system on their smartphones and the same will happen with every other smartphone manufacturer, which you can't say. Whilst not impossible is extremely improbable.

Looking at pictures of Samsung's products evolving after Apple released a product it does look like they copied their design and my personal opinion is that they have a case against Samsung and I would not be surprised to see Samsung lose. I'm sure Samsung have a contingency plan in place in case they lose and anyway the trial only affects their presence in the US. The outcome in another country could very well be different to the outcome in the US.

Apple have already sued or taken some form of legal action against quite a lot of Android smartphone manufacturers so the outcome of this case will not change Apple's stance in taking legal action against its competitors.

There has been a lot lately about the death of Android being near and big bad Apple going to be the downfall of it but people seem to forget Android is an open source operating system and has several manufacturers who install Android on their phone whilst Apple is only 1 single manufacturer. Android will live on (at least for a few more years) because its open source, look at Linux its still around even though Microsoft have tried so hard to get rid of it. The beauty about Open source software is that if their is a strong community behind it like Android has here in xda-developers ( 4.5million members and always around 40,000 online (whenever I am at least)) and the many other Android forums and blogs around and the 1million (if I remember correctly) people who watched Google I/O it will continue to live on.

Maybe Samsung losing is a good thing for Android, maybe it will lead to increased sales for some of the other Android manufacturers which means they can invest more into R&D and possibly make better smartphones or strides than Samsung can.

Who knows what will happen? Lets just wait and see what happens and enjoy the show while we can.
[Nexus One General] n1noob13:
I got a usbotg cable but it wont work with my n1 on cm 7.2.0 with the cm+ kernel anyone kniw how to make it work
[Nexus One General] Pappe18:
You should look for intersect raven's kernel whis should support it even if t's quite old
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
Is this tinye99 AGAIN?
[Nexus One General] n1noob13:
who is tinye99

race55 who is tinye99??
[Nexus One General] n1noob13:
thanks for the info about intersect raven kernel

race55 thanks for the info about intersect raven kernel
[Nexus One General] n1newbie:
have the same doubt for some days nw. :confused:
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
Yeah, I'll pm Scotsman about it so he can check
[Nexus One General] XeloOw:
Tynie is everywhere !!!

Sent From My Awesome Nexus One *_*
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
Yeah right
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
Guy banned. Was tinye99/bikekid99/n1hero AGAIN! :cyclops::silly::p:eek::mad::victory::angel::):good:
[Nexus One General] n1newbie:
OMG. wats wid dis kid??? so much multilple accounts and getting banned everytime. donno wats he gaining by dis. :banghead:
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
It's called a troll ;)
[Nexus One General] XeloOw:
I made a thread in general xda thread but the others guys said it's not possible to get 1 account per ip becauze they can connect from school or other place :mad::(:(:(:(

Sent From My Awesome Nexus One *_*
[Nexus One General] ShadowCodeGaming:
Duh. You do know something about computers right?
[Nexus One General] humzaahmed155:
You can use a website that changes your IP,
[Nexus One General] MATPOC:
USB OTG don't provide power to connected USB device. Use USB device with external power like USB HDD or active USB hub.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1Android:
When the first came out I was disappointed that it was going to have a physical home button. Have had phone now since it was released (Verizon) and I gotta say it doesnt bother at all. In fact it feels like it should be there. Not sure how it would feel without it actually.

You wish it wasn't there? Used to it now? Love it...hate it?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Josolanes:
I've grown to like it. At first I thought I would hate it but after using it some I like that it's a physical key (and that I have the option to turn off the LED backlights on the menu and back keys)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] manaox2:
I like it, plus it doesn't really hurt to have the option.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Old MuckenMire:
I like it for waking the device. Reminds me of my Nexus One. Like the other poster I also love that Samsung made it so we can disable the backlight for the softkeys. On my Thunderbolt it took a separate app for that. I vote yes for the home button .:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stresa:
After spending 2 years with 4 capacitive buttons on the Vibrant, I find the physical button to be preferable. I love being able to find the home button by feel.

On the Vibrant I would frequently manage to hit the menu or back buttons by mistake, especially in low light conditions.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Cappurnikus:
I agree with this. I was accidentally hitting the back and menu buttons on this sgs3 until I put a case on it. Now all is well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Mayze23:
I wish it was capacitive like the back and menu keys. The one thing I do like it for is the ability to wake up the phone. A lot less cumbersome than having to reach for the side of the phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tekhna:
Still hate it. Soft keys on CM10 are the way to go. Makes multitasking so much better.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dave_k605:
I would like it more if it were sensitive, it almost had to be pressed just right and with a bit of force, makes me wonder how long it will last....

That being said I still would prefer it to not be there.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Neverendingxsin:
I actually really don't mind it. it comes in handy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sycobob:
I'm still not a fan. I feel like a physical button is more old fashioned. I have to physically move something when there's a perfectly good alternative that's both standard and more responsive. I also find a uniform row of capacitive buttons more elegant than a mix 'n' match arrangement of capacitive and physical.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Travisimo:
It doesn't really bother me, but I definitely prefer all soft keys like the Galaxy Nexus. In fact, I still have my GNex and whenever I go back to it for a spell, I remember how much I miss the soft home button. On the other hand, the GS3 has more screen real-estate than the GNex, so that makes me feel better. But ultimately, we could have both: larger screen like the GS3 but with all soft keys across the bottom. I just feel like it takes too much time to press the home button all the way down when I could just lightly touch the soft key...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shoeless1542:
My wife has the Galaxy Nexus and I think I prefer the touch buttons. I'm use to the home button but think the phone would have been slightly better without it. Although I do like that it wakes up the phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] androidaddict23:
I agree you don't have to worry when your physical button is going to go.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Irated:
coming from an iPhone to the SG3... i have to say i have grown accustom to having the physical button over the past four to five years and i cannot say that i would enjoy the phone as much as i do had it not had the physical button. i tend to find myself holding the phone with three fingers behind and my thumb resting gently over it as leverage, makes the phone feel more secure in my hand (i don't have a case yet).

the only problem i have found with the physical button is that it actually managed to get the top right corner "Stuck" under the phone bezel somehow and the button was constantly being pressed. all i had to do to "un-stick" it was gently push the button towards the bottom of the phone.

other than that... no problems.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xCHPx:
Sorry double post...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xCHPx:
I like it, but the side buttons are a pain in the butt. I always, always hit the enter key when I hit back after typing and sending a message.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Muckrak3r:
Rarely use it. I prefer to use the back button to clear out of tasks when possible. OCD
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Samsung.Galaxy.S3:
I prefer a capacitive button instead.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] LinxuSx:
I really like it but I think mine is already wearing down as it feels like there's something inside of it

Sent from my Rooted, Synergized (1.7) and now unlocked bootloader VZW S3!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aznguyen316:
Coming from an iPhone its great and one of the many reasons so I wanted to make the switch back over. First smartphone ever was DROID Eris.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] strcdply:
1+
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mrgixxer6:
I'm still torn... while I'm getting used to it, I liked my gnex soft keys on the screen much more. That to me is the best design.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ez2:
I prefer the touch home key but have grown to not hate the physical home key as much as I initially did...

~Samsung Galaxy SIII (SPH-L710) - Blazer ROM v1.6 - TWRP~

---------- Post added at 11:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:16 PM ----------

Scratch that!

Now that I think about it, the physical home key allows you to wake the device without having to hit the power button to initiate Google now/voice search, skipping a step that you would have to take with the prior touch home key.

So I guess I do prefer the physical home key.

~Samsung Galaxy SIII (SPH-L710) - Blazer ROM v1.6 - TWRP~
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] vikksterr:
Was on the iphone for 2 years. The physical button actually made the transition to android a lot easier for me. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Immolate:
This is my first Samsung other than a brief stint with the Note. The physical home button doesn't really bug me much, although I can't go so far as to say it's a plus.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droosh:
I wish it were capacitive like the other buttons, but physical is fine.

I'm considering enabling the soft keys like my G-Nex. I find myself hitting back sometimes unintentionally.

My current set-up:

Using CM10 I've remapped long home press to bring up Google Now. I've remapped menu to become quick multitasking. I've turned on the action overflow (3 dots) for apps. I also remapped menu to be long press of the now multitasking button for the apps that aren't properly coded for action overflow.

This seems to be working well as I missed the quick multitasking button from my G-Nex.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Kamokazi:
I've always liked physical buttons, and have stuck with keyboards until I realized no one was ever going to make a good slider smartphone ever again. So I was happy the SGS3 was going to have at least one physical button.

Until I used it. I hate it. I have to reposition the phone in my hand if I want to press home. Over a month now, I'm adapting my usage, but I still hate it. My Droid 2 had all capacitive buttons and it never occurred to me how a physical button would change how I needed to hold the phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] macdroid01:
I love it. I'll never buy a phone without physical buttons for all nav functions. And I like the REAL button for home vs. capacitive. I miss my slider keyboard from Droid but I hope someone makes an S III slider keyboard case.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] worwig:
Don't 'love it' and don't 'hate it'.

I wish it was consistent. As in, all of the buttons should be physical (more glove friendly when I use it as a GPS on my motorcycle) or they should all be capacitive. It is goofy for there to be a mix of both.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] duxup:
I was really concerned coming from a Droid X that had buttons that were HORRIBLE.

I've grown to really like the button now. I have the camera as two home clicks and being a physical button I can quickly find the button with my thumb without looking hit it and fire up the camera.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] coldcaption:
It never bugged me. It's attractive and responsive, feels well-built, and is just fine to get to the app switcher.

What does bother me is those touch sensitive keys, though. I find them ready easy to tap by mistake when doing other things.

Only thing I miss from the Droid X is the camera button. I was so used to it I didn't realize how used to it I was!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BasPilot:
My thing about physical buttons is usually they are loose, crooked, weird, or something is just wrong with them. With this phone, it is tight, placed correctly, clicks well, and everything else.

I wasn't sure what I would think about it. I really like it though. They built in quite a bit of functionality to it. (long press for tasks manager, single to go home, double to open S-voice, and it plays the role in screen shots). I think it's nice and useful and as time goes by I enjoy it more and more.

I did see someone say it looked purple though on a video before I got the phone. It kind of does! But I don't care. I like the whole dang phone!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chamberc:
For me, it's still the only thing I don't like about the S3, but I love everything else (not including touchwiz).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lynneddington:
Didn't think I would like it, wrong, I like being able to wake the phone with it

sent from my rooted verizon S3

if I accidentally helped u, hit the thanks button
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigfdaddy2:
I like the home button.I hope we never lose the Physicall button...so many things have became capacitive its nice to have the one button people probobaly use the most be physical touch....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dx0:
Coming from an HTC phone with all capacitive buttons, I'm really not a fan of the physical home button. I like just being able to roll my finger over the other buttons and they do their thing. The home button actually needs to be depressed. I've had the S3 since the release and this is one of the things I'm still adjusting to.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ryzilla23:
I like the physical button while I am holding the phone. When my phone is docked or I am not holding it (it's on the desk, or I am showing something to another person and they are holding it), I find it a pain because I can't just easily touch it and have it respond like the other keys. I wish they went all or nothing and didn't mix the two types, be consistent one way or the other, imho.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JFrawls:
This is what I find myself using it the most for, other than that I could really do without it. Not really a big fan of having to long press it for the task manager to appear.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] equisbox:
I like it its ok. Im comin from a dinc and it had a button in the center with a sensor u can use to navigate the screens and icons if u slide ur finger over it. I dont like how this button wakes the screen. It randomly wakes in my pocket. I wonder if theres an option to disable the wake.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] austin1227:
What physical button, you mean my camera button? :p

Sent from my unlocked s3. I apologize for all spelling errors.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sageDieu:
wait we can disable the capacative button lights?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droosh:
Stop wearing skinny jeans?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dave_k605:
Yes, I've had mine off since day one.....with the white phone it looks so nice not seeing them light up or the buttons unlite like you would on a black phone

Settings, display, touch key light duration
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rushless:
I like it, since offers two buttons to wake the device.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheBiles:
I hate it. Long pressing for the recent apps list is the most annoying thing ever.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mestour:
Its better ....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dhjean:
I came from a Droid X2, and never liked the button on it. I swore I would never again get a phone without capacitive buttons.

The home button on the S3 isn't nearly as annoying as those on the Droid X2, imo. I still think I would rather have only capacitive ones, and I look forward to installing a ROM that has them soon. In that case, I hope I can customize it to make use of it for other purposes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] UT_Smokey:
Took some getting used to and I have no problem with it now. However, sometimes I still miss it looking for a soft key.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mtnmeow:
Not a big fan, it's hard to use without feeling like I'm going to drop it if I'm holding it with one hand.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Mooem7:
I don't mind it anymore coming from my GNex, especially with CM10 which allows you to remap the dedicated capacitive buttons and force display the action overflow menu. So now I have my GSIII setup like the three button setup on a Gnex. Menu has been remapped to Recent Tasks with a long press opening up the legacy context menu for apps that require it. Long press on the home button has been remapped to open Google Search. Works quite well for me I think!

I'm just worried about the longevity of the home button. I remember when my the hard buttons on my Droid X started wearing out after just 6 months. Hopefully I won't experience the same problem here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jaytronics:
Jello is great!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] manywelps:
Like it; I have a habit of brushing the capacitive face buttons by accident. You have to be very careful how you hold it.

I do NOT like the volume and power buttons being exactly opposite each other, where I'd normally put my fingers when holding the phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hawkman610:
HATE it!!!

When I'm not at work I put my phone in the side pocket of my carpenter jeans I always wear. When I sit down I seem to hi the home button causing the phone to spas out for a few minutes after I take it out of my pocket.

Same goes for when I'm at work. My uniform pants are a BDU style pant and there is a small pocket in there for a phone or pager. Same results. The phone is a bit too big to fit in my breast pockets on my shirt at work.

It's the constant pressing of the home button for several minutes while sitting that is causing the phone to have issues. Usually results in a battery pull to get it working correctly again.

First ROM I find after I finally sit down and root that has the physical button disabled, I'm downloading!