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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sobaked2921:
That's badasssss I went to another store an they still bull****in about it being fixed in a week
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
you see i think that they though the new ota update would fix all these issues,thats probably why they were holding up giving me a replacement,but what do i know?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sobaked2921:
That sukkks man. So the new update didn't do anything for u? I haven't updated mine yet to see if it fixes anything.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
yeah i did the update and nothing but its ok im getting a replacement,i knew for sure it was the device all along
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sobaked2921:
Is ur replacment going to be a refurb???
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
to be honest i didnt even ask what it is,as long as is working,im fine with whatever,i mean refurbs are usually like new,so i be ok with whatever they send me
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sobaked2921:
Sooooo I finally s-off my phone an flashed mean rom........it fixed all my problems ain't that some bulllllllll
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
well at least you got it working thats nice,no matter what i flash still a no go on mine i hope to get the replacement by tuesday
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sobaked2921:
Hell ya I'm happy as hell that its all workin again hope ur new one is in workin order man
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
ok im fed up with sprint,they say now that replacement was never ordered wtf!! sorry this turned into a rant thread but this is crazy how sprint doesnt care about customers,called account services and they will call me in a couple hours,really? it takes a couple of hours to track a package? whats wrong with sprint?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
That's usually how it goes
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] renzon69:
Update,finally received a replacement,lo and behold,texting works
[Blade General] vNa5h:
As the title says

Is there any other music player that has DSP manager support other than apollo and stock player for Blade
[Blade General] udaytalwaronline:
reply

Player pro music player supports DSP Manager if u dnt download its dsp pack.

You can get a 7 day trial or a full version at the app store.
[Blade General] vNa5h:
no it doesn't doesn't support

Swyped on my blade
[Blade General] udaytalwaronline:
Plz search before contradicting/back answering.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1666650
[Blade General] vNa5h:
just because somebody says so.. it inst true

where is the proof ?

i have tried it and it doesnt work

player pro has its own equalizer
[Blade General] vNa5h:
Bump
[Blade General] CatalystWon:
PowerAMP v2.0.8-build-519 now supports DSP Manager. :good:
[Blade General] aulia_syarif:
Try Terra Music Player and Omich Player. You can find them in the Play Store.
[Blade General] vNa5h:
Gonemad supports it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gerberman:
Hi all,

i'm trying to connect my pc and nexus via wifi direct.

my pc got Intel my-wifi tech on it and i can see both devices but for some reason when i try to connect i get the connecting animation but nothing happens...

anyone has any experience with this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gerberman:
so.... no one? =\
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buzzcomp:
Use stock rom or try different custom roms? :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gerberman:
tried it with stock and with different roms... same result...

these things never work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buzzcomp:
I think gnex don't get along with intel :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stefu974:
Hello As for me. Impossible to share files between my Asus Notebook W7pro, and my galaxy note 10.1 (jb german). Can see each other, try to connect but ...nothing. Still able tu use the PC as hotspot. Tried everything for 3 weeks..

Nope.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sashank:
Try WiFi Shoot from the Play Store.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjones1348:
Wondering if anyone else is having a problem when updating/downloading apps from the Play Market. Each Time I do it seems to "freeze" the tablet for several seconds, no touch input works. Then it will slowly come back to life and allow touch inputs or the ability to back out/go home. Is it just me?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MilesAeon:
I haven't had this issue so far. I had a pretty hefty amount of apps to install when I moved over to this tablet and it did it seamlessly. There was some slow down, but this is to be expected as it accesses the memory and such. Otherwise, I had little to no issues with the market besides some network slowdowns when loading images and such.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjones1348:
This hasn't been an issue with the network. If I download a single app its as if the machine is non-responsive for 5-10 seconds, no touch input works (not even the home button) then after that time it will show downloading and everything gets back to normal. I have not noticed any issues in any other programs and not even any slowdown. But when downloading from the Play Market it does this every time, something has to be glitching between the two.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjones1348:
Does anyone else have this occur...with any device? I've used the android market for several years now and this has never happened before. I love the tablet though, this is just an annoyance that I want to resolve.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Magnesus:
I have it with Asus Transformer TF101. I always assumed it was a hardware problem (slow NAND).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjones1348:
I'm pretty sure its not a hardware issue with the Note 10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mi7chy:
No problem here with US GN 10.1 32GB WIFI. Had two Google Play downloads going then went to play Ski Safari that seem even faster than my Nexus 7 even with the downloads in the background.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjones1348:
Firmware update seems to have fixed the market freezing problem I had when updating/downloading apps. Though there is a very slight "lag" that occurs when doing so...its there only when I first initiate an update/download - glad its not freezing now though!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] parsa5:
Hey guys-

I am looking to create a sudo htpc out of my I747(ATT GS3) and have a couple of questions. Im hoping someone can answer them and/or have done the same thing as I am trying to do.

1. How does the US variant stack up in hdmi out performance compared to the i9300? Ive tried searching xda as well as youtube for the answer

2. I am also planning on connecting a couple peripherals: a bluetooth gaming controller, keyboard, and mouse for pc type browsing. What keyboard and mouse do you guys recommend for that specific purpose?

3. What kind of apps are used to connect a controller like the sixaxis controller to use for gaming( emulation and supported native games)? Also, how is the gaming performance, both visual and latency using the controller on the US variant Galaxy?

I appreciate all of the input I receive from you guys.
[General Topics] sysrpl:
I wrote an application to help Android developers by scaling their image resources (pngs only at the moment) to a user provided physical size, and output resized copies of the image to your Android project resources folder. It automatically finds the appropriate folders in your Android projects and uses a high quality scaling algorithm. It also previews the details of how the image will be scaled at each dpi level before you tell it to scale and copy image to your project's resources.

Link here with screenshot and source/binrary downloads:

http color slash slash codebot dot org/articles/?doc=9585

About me:

Recently I've been spending time going through the Android SDK and experimenting with my Nexus 7 Android tablet. I've mostly been interesting in creating tools to bridge PCs and Android devices. After settling in on my tool chain preferences I finished writing unit tests and my first cross platform Android tool.
[Galaxy S II General] goolby:
On my first day of vacation i went for a swim in the sea and i forgot my SGSII in my swim shorts... after 15 min swim i went to the tent, another 5-10 min walk when i realized that i had the phone whit me.

I quickly opened it up and remove the battery but it was full of water, salt water... I putted the phone to my ear and a can hear the salt water corroding, sounded like boiling water.

I immediately grabbed i knife(the best ting I could find) and opened it up to dry it(I just dry it and not wash it to get rid of the salt from the water)... i putted it back together but it didn't work so i left it like that. after 2 days it started to boot up but flicker continuously, after 4 days it started to boot normally but was moving very sluggish so i left it like that...

Today i came back home( total of 10 days of vacation) and opened it again to clean it up, i cleaned it whit sanitary alcohol (70% Alcohol) and a tooth brush, cleaned it whit normal water(from kitchen sink) and alcohol again and putted it in a bowl of rice disassembled. Now i have just assembled it(after about 5 hours in rice) and it works like new... everything works !!! Remember, it was in sea water whit the battery on for almost 25 minutes!

I MUST SAY THIS PHONE IS INDISTRUCTEBLE !!! :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II General] valentinrascu:
Waww!! I go to drop in to wather my sgs2... :) ...salt wather!!

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] VanillaCracker:
Yep, that's Samsung phones for ya :P . I must say, back a few years ago when I had my D407 (http://0.tqn.com/d/cellphones/1/0/2/4/4/samsung-d407-g.jpg) I'd had it with me in the pool (chlorine o.o) for 30 minutes. 3 days of drying out, worked better than it had before :laugh::laugh:;) . Gotta love it. While everyone else was going "shiiiiit, I jumped in the pool with my phone againnnn" I was going, Lol yeah, I did that too (as I'm writing a text)
[Galaxy S II General] PurpleMadness:
Wow, that's quite the story you have there :P Makes me glad I have this phone.
[Galaxy S II General] Zlatko1983:
That phone is AWESOME! S1 was my fav so far.
[Galaxy S II General] BELOWTDK:
If only the S3 was just as indestructible, my S2 fell down my stairs and survived (like a boss :silly:), my S3 on the other hand fell about 1-1.5m and sustained a giant crack from one end of the screen to another, luckily i have accidental cover :highfive:
[Galaxy S II General] VanillaCracker:
Damn dude, that sucks. You think it's just because it's more sizeable? More mass and big surface area means it takes more damage from a fall? The gorilla glass cracked from the fall or the frame of the phone?
[Galaxy S II General] ohwarumbloss:
As long as you don´t try to flash orginal 4.0.4 Firmware with Odin (jk!!)

Glad you got lucky with your Phone :)
[Galaxy S II General] fedort:
Damn, that sounds good. I once dropped my Nokia 5800 in a bowl of noodles for 0.5 seconds and the phone never came back to life :(
[Galaxy S II General] VanillaCracker:
Hahah tha'ts so bad. Damn
[Galaxy S II General] jr866gooner:
Bet they weren't even nice noodles either!lol
[Galaxy S II General] dazzawul:
i call my s2 "the football" becuse i keep dropping and kicking it, the metal bezel around the screen has a lot of dents and missing paint because its become very friendly with the road:0

other than than, ive dropped it on a weight plate and it left a little dent on the side, its thr first phone, smart or dumb, to last more than a year!
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Yup my phone has so many times fell down with no cover on its body and it still survived :D
[Galaxy S II General] cipry189:
I spilled about a whole beer o mine, didn't even bother to remove the battery, only had to clean the screen a bit :))
[Galaxy S II General] UnwiredDroid:
Lmao
[HTC Desire S] st0wz:
My Desire S hasn't been working properly.It stuck at bootloader screen and had the phrase **security warning** at the top of the screen instead of commonly seen words **locked** or **unlocked**. Could anybody show me how to solve this problem? And if I send my phone to HTC service center, what will they do with it? Is it necessary to replace another chip flash?

Please help me.
[HTC Desire S] kkma1869:
Hi there,

What you describe doesn't necessarily mean you have a hardware problem. If I recall correctly, you get the warning when you unlock, flash custom recovery, relock and try to get into recovery (other examples would also result in this warning).

You could simply flash a ruu which matches your device through fastboot. Then unlock, root etc.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC Desire S] st0wz:
:D Thanks ! Thanks for your answer ! Now, I have to send it to a service center of htc. You can know exactly what they will do with it.
[HTC Desire S] st0wz:
I just received a message from htc. They said that my phone to change the mainboard and broken touchscreen :eek:. Damn.
[HTC Desire S] kkma1869:
Broken touch screen? Was it broken when you sent it?

Is it still under warranty?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC Desire S] st0wz:
it still works perfectly normal before **security warning**. and it's out of warranty. I really do not believe that it was error touchscreen
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] TAK209:
so i have had a rooted s2 for a while now and was trying to flash the new cm9 alpha 3 and got stuck in boot loop and was forced to go back to stock. but before that happend while i was on alpha 2 all my pics and music on the phone were blocked. i could only view the files on the computer. i went to stock and still have the problem and i just added new music and it still doesnt show. how do i fix this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kishke:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30406860&highlight=delete+media#post30406860
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] copene:
welcome to the no media club, although a short lived club to be in...

It was a ROM Manager update that screwed up a .nomedia file. There was an update the next day that fixed it. If you want to be certain, uninstall ROM Manager and then reinstall it. You'll be fine and all your pictures of your cat will be back home in the gallery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] TAK209:
thanks guys. so i need to root my phone again?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kishke:
Probably, you could try uninstalling and install rom manager first maybe it will work without rooting.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aqualeris:
Just a few qns on ICS.

1) On ICS, I notice when on WCDMA mode, the H icon does not go down to 3G icon when there is no data flow, unlike GB where it is mostly at 3G and only when there is data processing then it moves up to H. Is this normal or is it just my phone?

2) Getting my phone back from servicing and really dislike the ICS experience. Stupid scrolling, changing font doesn't change the font in all applications (like in tweetdeck and whatsapp) etc makes me want to roll back to GB the moment i get my phone back. However one thing I will miss is the ICS lockscreen (the circle one similar to the Note). Back when I was using XWLA4 on Checkrom it had a similar circle lockscreen. Is it the stock lockscreen or is that a mod from Checkrom? The slide lockscreen is pretty terrible IMO.

Gonna keep my phone stock as I'm too busy and lazy to meddle with all the rooting stuff anymore. So I just want a good slick fully stock GB rom and I'm not gonna touch any more flashing till I change my phone. Coming from Singapore using an international i9100, it makes no difference if I use some other firmware version (XWLA4 eg) as opposed to the Singapore-tailored DXKI1 etc ROMs right?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
1.) It works properly here.

2.) Give me your ROM/firmware details before I can help on this one. Dual *#1234# to get the info

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jim_moriarity:
1.Try RIL match from Play Store

2. I don't know.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] simonsgray:
So, we're still a pretty small group here in the Ion forum, and a lot of us are using BL locked AT&T phones. I bought the LT28i online, unlocked the bootloader and rooted the gingerbread that came on my phone as per the fantastic instructions by Spectre51 and yuunanase.

This is my primary phone, in fact I sold my Xperia X10 and Arc to cover the cost of the Ion, so i have no backup and nothing to switch to if i brick this thing. That said, in my situation, would you chance flashing the chinese ICS rom? or would you stick it out for the stock build for your region?

Simon
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Spectre51:
Nothing wrong with flashing the lt28h rom. You aren't going to see much different between it and what gets released in the next couple of months. I am loving my rooted lt28at on the ics firmware and international baseband. No issues and runs really well.

Sent from my Sony Xperia™ ion.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] miguelpaddy:
Ion amazing
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] King Cole:
There's virtually no chance of bricking it, and if (on the off-chance it does happen), complain to anyone and everyone online that you got a defective product. It's worked for a few of my friends on more than a few occasions. Anyways, ICS is wonderful. I haven't found any blatent problems with it so far (other than when you first flash it, you have to go and change the language to English whilist in Chinese, which was a bit hard).
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] JaredP:
I would go for it. Starting from the L28i should be even easier than from the L28at. It at least saves you a step.

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That happened to me the first time, but every other time it assumed I wanted English. That first time was amusing though. I had my Tablet S out and was comparing icons. Finally I just assumed usb debug and unknown apps were checked and moved on.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] quietglow:
So I was a Messagpad 2100 user, and I have been looking for a device to really replace it since I stopped using it in 2007 (yeah, I know it was canceled 10 years before that -- it was a pretty amazing device though). I think the N7 might finally be the device. Anyway one of the key's to using the Newton was it's case/keyboard setup:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/atow/4314242537/

It was super handy to be able to pop the Newton out for a meeting etc

So, questions:

1. If I were to plug a keyboard into the N7 (possibly using an adapter to go from USB to micro USB), will it work?

2. Does anyone know of a keyboard with a micro USB out? I looked in the most obvious places and couldn't find one.

Yes, I know about BT keyboards (I've been using one and it works), but I want to avoid the charging/battery issue if at all possible.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] slack04:
Get the logitech bluetooth keyboard for android 3.0+. Given your question you may not realize how much better (and how much lower power consumption) bluetooth is now. You'll get dedicated android keys and won't have to worry about wonky keyboard mapping issues; not to mention the hassle of using a wired setup (can require using an app to set it up each time). Also, you can connect more than one device with bluetooth, so you can have a keyboard and mouse (with the USB you'll be limited to one).

BTW- the wired keyboard will drain the battery on your nexus (not sure how it compares to battery drain from bluetooth though).
[Nexus 7 Accessories] pcmp:
I've used a couple different wired keyboards with no need for a OTG adapter. Didn't check for battery usage, but I did notice that both wires were very thin and susceptible to break. For that reason only, my next keyboard will be a bluetooth.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] ccinco:
Wireless vs. wired keyboard and battery life

I prefer my wired, USB, mobile keyboard over my Bluetooth wireless keyboard because of the wired keyboard's size and layout. However, I want to maximize the battery life on my Nexus 7.

The posts in this forum seem to be inconclusive. So, does anyone have a solid answer as to whether a wired, or a wireless Bluetooth, keyboard is best for the Nexus 7's battery life?

Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] robertsmith1873:
Chaps, thinking out the box but can you get a USB keyboard WITH a battery built in to help power the device..
[Nexus 7 Accessories] PJE66:
I would expect the Bluetooth keyboard would use no more power than the USB keyboard, as the keyboard would draw power from the USB to drive it's electronics, whereas the Bluetooth keyboard would have a battery. I would prefer not use a USB keyboard as I wouldn't like to damage the USB port if I bumped the OTG adapter - there have been reports of port damage from simple knocks and drops.

I just bought the Motorola keyboard with trackpad for $29 (woot), and expect it to turn up any day now. I previously used the older Motorola bluetooth keyboard with the N7, but sold it with my old Acer A500 before I realized I'd prefer a keyboard with my N7...

http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Wireless-Keyboard-Trackpad-Packaging/dp/B006291K7A
[Nexus 7 Accessories] quietglow:
I am back to trying to find a solution for this. I'm not opposed to a BT keyboard, if I could find that's small enough without being too small. Most these days seem designed to work with an iPad, and tend to be 13" long or so -- too big. I'm hunting for something not much larger (so 9" or less than the N7 but also not utter crap. I suspect that when the 7" ipad finally is released, we'll see a bunch of design smarts applied to this.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Jroyd:
I've been using a Stowaway BT keyboard I bought years ago for my Windows Mobile 5 phone. I still think it's the best portable keyboard.

http://www.amazon.com/Stowaway-Ultra-Slim-Bluetooth-Blackberry-Handhelds/dp/B0002OKCXE

It's an aluminum clamshell design that locks opens into a 4-row keyboard with full-size keys. They feel like my laptop's keys, and have just enough resistance to let you know they've been pressed. Two function keys give you access to the full 101-key character set. There are other functions like "save" and "new", but they don't appear to work because under Android. There's also a built-in stand that seems flimsy at first, but has no problem holding the N7 in either orientation. However, this keyboard does NOT like your lap. It must be used on a stable, flat surface. Even though it does lock open, there's enough "spring" due to the thinness of the keyboard that typing is difficult.

The Stowaway is pricey - around $70, although you can find them discounted to $50 if you shop around. Maybe some of the cheaper clamshell designs may work as well. YMMV. My co-worker bought 3 different keyboards that were just unusable. #1 had "clicky" keys - impossible to touch type on. #2 had those rubbery "chiclet" keys - again, impossible to accurately touch type on. #3 was OK to type on - if you had little pixie fingers. The key spacing was only 3/4 of the norm.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] quietglow:
That is *exactly* what I'm looking for -- the thinkoutside keyboards were awesome. That someone isn't making something like this now boggles the mind, but I guess there isn't really a market for these when the device most likely used with it these days (ipad) is much larger. I'll bet we see more of these when the smaller ipad is on the market.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] sunshean:
Can anyone here can comment in new feed of Facebook with extended keyboard. I had used logitech keyboard, can comment in wall, chat, but can't comment in new feed
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kmandel:
Is there a way to limit sound notifications by time of day?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krelvinaz:
There are apps that do that. I use something called Settings Profiles, but there are many others.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Give TaskBomb a try. It is free and l like it.

I use it to turn off WiFi and synch at night.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wizgnome:
I have been using 'Sound Manager' (free in Play store) for this. Allows setting of separate schedules for System, Notification/Ringer and Media sounds.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariolouis:
I wonder what you sync with wifi turned off. How do you do that? Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Love parsing English...

Turn off (WiFi and synch) at night.