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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mumumusuc:
apk cannot change the layout style,so,i made flashable zip file to make a more hc-like UI.

apk is in /system/app,U can unzip and get it if u just need it.and,i am keeping completing the apk theme,but u will not find big differences.All the differences may be bugfix or some better icons

thank U for ur asking and support
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hierarchy666:
This is truly beautiful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mumumusuc:
Update V2.4，hope u enjoy it :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] brandao.gabe:
Whenever I try to connect my laptop to my phone's mobile hotspot (Stock and CM10) I get a connection limited access error and despite the fact that I can see it and connect, I get zero internet. However, I can connect just fine with my Xoom and Droid X. I seem to be having this problem with all mobile hotspot apps I've downloaded including the ones built into stock and CM10, anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JCryselZ33:
I too am having this issue. Bump.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmcypark:
I recently downloaded the Nexus 7 Toolkit and performed a 1-click unlock bootloader, root, flash recovery, and installed busybox .. or option 8. Afterwards, the homescreen widgets and the switching between screens seem somewhat delayed/slowed. Is anyone else experiencing this?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diaSalvatore:
I'm experiencing exactly the same issues
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redundant409:
it is highly unlikely that the cause is from the actual rooting process. have you installed any weird apps after rooting your tablet?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmcypark:
No. Its the exact same apps, data previously, before the process.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajg74:
Odd mine actually seems to be quicker since I 1-click rooted it and I've stuck AdAway and AVG on it since doing so as well!!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volwrath:
My nexus 7 has been running slower lately but it turned out to be google maps autoupdated and needed to be run. I open maps and boom this thing is running superfast
[Nexus 7 Accessories] metalwraith:
Had this stand kicking around from my old Epson Photofine Picture Viewer. Decided to put the stand to use again. I'm still trying to figure out what to do with the photoviewer though... lol
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dedei:
Hi! I recently unlocked my Xperia S bootloader and flashed XSX kernel. IF I flash the stock kernel again, will I lose recovery+root? Thanks in advance!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] YousifNael:
U will lose cwm recovery cuz its in the kernel , root will stay
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
Just use advanced stock kernel
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dedei:
is it better than XSX?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
I prefer it. But that's just my opinion
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ashqmallik:
I did the same today, installed the GB 6.0.A.3.76TW firware and then fastbooted S-DooMKernel-v04 and then just flashed the original kernel.sin from the .76TW firmware. The system is running perfectly fine and smooth n i still got the root access.
[HTC One X] toxicious:
I got a notification last week about 4.0.4 OTA read to install. I did not do it since I am rooted and have heard that you shouldn't do OTA if you are.

Anyway, the updates seems nice since I am on stock ROM and it will optimize Sense a bit, and add some nice settings.

Though, if I want to update, I believe I need to first unroot, then update, then root again. Will the update be worth the hassle?

Or is there any simpler way of updating it? Would be nice to not have to backup/restore everything :>
[HTC One X] vivek_bhoj:
yes its worth updating as you get Sense 4.1 which is very fast

and all these things:

The primary update will include an upgrade to Android version 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich), in addition to an improved Sense experience which will: enable the ability to map menu function to the ‘recent app’ key (improving visual presentation in non ICS apps like Facebook); improve tab management in the browser with a dedicated tab switching button and enhance camera capabilities such as white balance and continuous autofocus. Furthermore, customers can expect enhancements to memory, platform stability and the overall browsing experience. Other improvements include a Single Sign-On for Facebook allowing user access across applications and browsers and upgrades to Beats audio, which reflect our dedication to providing an authentic sound experience.

You will have to unroot first and make a backup

well i would recommend u to use Custom ROM like ViperX or ARHD which have 2.17 update and many other features
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
You can use vodoo to protect your root and then update it .
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Yes, just yes.

Sent from my now amazing HTC One X thanks to TeamVenoms ViperX rom

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Also you don't have to unroot, you just have to have stock recovery :)

Sent from my now amazing HTC One X thanks to TeamVenoms ViperX rom
[HTC One X] toxicious:
Thx, will probably change to a custom rom (I'm already using faux, which is ****ing awesome). I'm thinking about either InsertCoin or Revolution.

Will have to do a titanium backup first though.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s28:
this is just a request but could someone make a complete android manager for mac, one that can sync music from iTunes, and photos from iPhoto, calendar and contacts as well. both windows phone and bb have this. hope we have one too. :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] j_ambitious:
Hello all,

I currently work with a Lenovo Thinkpad tablet (for about a year now) and as far as productivity is concerned it is great. The pen helps greatly for marking up drawings, making drawings, photo editing, etc. The problem with this tab however is that it is slow, buggy and poorly constructed. Has anyone compared these two? Here are some of the problems I have with the Thinkpad tablet that I hope were corrected with the the Note 10.1:

1) Start up is slow. 3-5 seconds to let me put in my pink to unlock the tablet.

2) Shoddy Construction. The power button has broken twice.

3) Pen is jumpy. I will be sketching and the pen will just stop writing occasionally and won't start again until I write on a different portion of the screen.

4) Slow. Internet browsing is slow, large PDFs search slowly.

I love and need the pen to work. My TPT was out of commission for 3-4 days and I suffered through it realizing that phones and iPads don't cut it (my wife has an iPad) for productivity. Can any other business professionals (or students) let me know how it's been? Also has anyone tested Quill on it yet? That's my favorite note taking application.

Also are the pens different in any way? Wacom vs active digitizer? This was something I'd always wondered as well, if pens on the upscale windows tabs were different than the one on the Flyer, TPT and now Note 10.1.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] caaznkid:
Well the tablet is not slow by any means and the pen is not jumpy and it seems pretty well constructed no screen bleed or creaking anywhere. You should get one from amazon or best buy to try out and if you don't like it just return it. Can't answer your question about the digitizer though I have no idea. But it works well for what it is.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
I came from an OG G-Tab 10.1. All the original Teg2 tablets were slow. I'm not sure if you mean boot time or time for the lock screen to display after you hit the power button when the device is sleeping. If it's the latter it's pretty much instantaneous. From pressing restart until the lock screen appeared took 42 seconds.

Samsung tablets are built like tanks. There's a thread showing the Note torn down. You'll see its pretty well put together.

All other Anroid tablets have capacitive displays. The Note is inductive with a Wacom digitizer and palm rejection. It's an apples to oranges comparison.

Coming from a Teg2 device you'll be blown away. The browsing experience is near desktop quality.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] freedomispopular:
Hm. Mine is exactly like that -- "clicky clacky." Any of the pen tips depress a little bit if you press on it and it results in that constant clicking sound when using it. Is that normal? It's the only disappointment I've found as the pen on my Note phone is quiet just like you said.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] AbeOwitz:
I also have a Thinkpad Tablet and the SGN10.1.

While satisfied with the TPT and used it alot, the biggest reason I got the SGN was the TPT pen was too painful to use for long periods of time. The loose nib interfered with pressure accuracy and physical feedback and was very noisy.

The TPT tablet N-Trig pen is positionally more accurate than the SGN Wacom pen due to it's technology using direct contact between the pen and screen grid.

But the Wacom uses radio waves, like phased array radar, I think. If you draw lines with a ruler, you'll see distortions near the edges of the screen:

This is due to the Wacom radio waves being distorted by the metal LCD frame and other electronics. (And also why the other wacom tablets have such wide borders around them.)

Generally, this isn't a problem if you keep your art near the middle of the screen, but you will see the pen 'jump' or swerve in these areas.

(I used to have the Asus EeeSlate (EP121), which was horrible for pen accuracy and latencies. Asus support pointed to Wacom and visa versa. Frustrated, I sold it and got the TPT.)

The SGN comes with 2 types of nibs. The black one has some screen resistance and seems softer, while the white ones glide with little resistance. So, it's nice to have better physical feedback for better hand/eye coordination.

These nibs are smaller and shorter than the standard Wacom pen nibs. Other Pen-Enabled pens will work here, but they have longer nibs and are inaccurate when tilted.

FWIW, benchmarks comparing the Nvidia Tegra-3 with the Samsung Exynos Quad Core are here: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=samsung_odroidx&num=1 The ODROID-X board has the same CPU as the SGN10.1.

(I also have the dual core Exynos and Tegra-2 development boards. The dual core Exynos and Tegra-2 perform about the same, both are 1GHz.)

Overall, I'm happier with the SGN because I'm more comfortable sketching with it.

EDIT: TPT Jumpy Pen - I see this a lot in Sketchbook Pro. It could be an app slowing down the input processes. But I did notice that the SGN cursor will move/update while SBP was choking on short strokes/tiny circles.

EDIT 2: GPS did not work on TPT, but works great on SGN10.1...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
I have also a Lenovo TPT and I am only reading about the GN10.1.

For me it seems the only pros for the TPT are:

+ Full USB-Port

+ Full SD-Card Slot

+ Micro USB to connect quick to a PC or other Tablet

+ Micro HDMI out

+ Hardware Buttons (If you get root for fullscreen)

- Pen sometimes not working when palm rested, I need a glove for having no problems

ed.3:

++ Robust and good easy to hold surface on its back

Big pros for GN10.1:

++ Speed CPU

++ Speed GPU

++ Loud Speakers

+ lighter

+ flash

and the rest better or equal with the TPT

(I bet there are even more things, please tell if you know more)

ed.:

GPS works for me with the TPT 3G version, but takes sometimes 3 minutes until the first lock

ed.3: (wifi and 3g off, no support for the gps from there)...

ed.2:

The problems with the Buttons, GPS with wifi only, dust under the screen (at least under mine) are of course big cons for the TPT

and I guess the GN10.1 will be better there, but imo its still to early to say "all works fine" with GN10.1.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Well, I also have the TPT and I'm already considering selling my ThinkPad. I find everything to be better. That said, I may have gotten a Lenovo Lemon. It's going into repair for the final straw that broke my resolve - the back button fell off and cannot be reattached.

All things considered, I rate the GNote very highly. If you're going to do art on it, that's something I can't help with.

I used Quill, works great. I also tested Lecture Notes, Papayrus Beta, Color Notes, almost any note you can think of. Love the inking, my friend. LOVE it. The feel of the stylus is different, it's true, but I now prefer it. And, it's very quiet when writing.

GNote is light weight, but doesn't feel cheap. Looks good, both colors, tho' I prefer the gray. Speakers ROCK!, and I know you know what I mean, when talking about the TPT. Worst speakers ever there. Camera actually delivers sharp images, even the it's only a 5MP vs. Lenovo's 8MP.

Browsing for me is slow, but that's where I live and the provider I have. It's quite snappy to do all things. I've found no lag or force closes, except from Dolphin. LOL Some things never change.

All I can say is that Samsung did a great job with this tablet. It's no beast, like the TPT. If you drop it I'm sure you'll pay the price, but the screen, resolution, are all comparable. Very happy here.

ETA - GPS works! Less than a second and it was locked. That' Russian add-on, that I can't remember the name of, really works.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
Sounds good :)

My TPT will also go to the repair-centre and if there are still problems I will get rid of it.

Good point with the robustness and i forgot also the "good grip" surface on the back of the TPT.

But with a good case for the Note in future, it will be protected and ready for carrying it to university, school or meeting etc...

(Did you try to get a GPS signal without 3G or Wifi support with the GN10.1? It can download additional data for getting its location quicker..)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
There is a new Update on the Lenovo TPT which seems to fix the Pen-Problem.

If that is true I will keep it :)

( Working fine for its money and got enough connectors)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
I think the whole line was lemons. And the whole line never was backed with intention of responsive software/Android OS support either. I'm getting ready to sell mine this week because the GNote blows it out of the water in every meaningful way. The only leg the TPT has up on the GNote in my opinion is the full-sized ports, but ultimately there are work-arounds.

As a note of irony, the comparisons of the TPT to the GNote on the Lenovo.com hosted TPT forum have reached the point where the moderators are closing the threads, deleting threads, censoring posts which praise the GNote (without indicating that the moderators edited them), and telling users to talk about it on Samsung's or other vendors forums. The irony is that seems Lenovo's support team is borrowing a page from the Chinese government on information control.

Here's a link to the Lenovo forum for the TPT, but the "subversive" threads have already been deleted. Sigh.

http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-slate-tablets/bd-p/Thinkpad_slate

JCHP
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Ditto, sad that it's come to this. We can't mention the Gnote anymore on that forum.

Guess they realized that it's a lost battle.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
Hey, 404. Good to see you here.

I took a screenshot this morning of your post about the "Crackdown," and my response, as I suspected it would be soon deleted. I was right! I was thinking we should start referring to the GNote on that forum as "Tablemort," or "The tablet which must not be named."

JC
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
How can you that know from only getting feedback from one forum, where not all users are able or want to write less the ones without problems?

What do you know about if and which improvments are made with the newer production versions of the TPT?

I dont know it, and I dont know how to find out.

You?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Yeah, I saw that. Pretty anti free speech. I'm always on the mods nerve, anyway. I'm lucky they haven't banned me. I was on their nerve before the issues started showing up, because of the free speech thing.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
Hmmm... you make some interesting points.

But as for me, I still think the whole line was lemons. And the whole line never was backed with intention of responsive software/Android OS support either.

JC
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
FWIW, I think the only ones who wouldn't think the whole line was lemons, are those who don't own the GN. Once I tried the Note I was shocked at just how bad the TPT experience was.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
Did you find out if newer versions are fixed?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Haha, I just read that and posted something earlier along those lines. I was totally thinking of Voldemort.

We should post a photo with the TPT on a gravestone.

So I've got my Gnote and I am a happy man. 30 mins to get up and running with all my old apps and dropbox sync.

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Ezpdf is sooo smooth on this device!!!

I'm speechless... This is what the TPT was supposed to be!

Even LectureNotes works smoothly. I was so slow on the TPT!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
What he said!!!!:good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Thank heavens! H264 high profile such smooth playback.

Incredible....

Don't really care the resolution isn't top... This is so much better than the TPT....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Good to see you here, 404science, and glad you're enjoying your new GN. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
We should buy wleesee a Gnote and get him on here. I think he will cave.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
I agree. I'd like to give all the folks who had TPT issues a GNote. If only.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] twospirits:
Before you know it, all those folks over there will be here. lol

lol

TS
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Btw, I managed to fit my Gnote into my TPT Moko case. Not too snug but good enough for now.

Also, pulled MyScript Stylus off my TPT with ES File Explorer. Paid a good penny for that one...

I would like to get Notes Mobile, just for the helluvit. Anyone with root have a chance to backup that app?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] darkhandsome18:
Hey twospirits & toenail, nice to see former TPT guys here :p

Finally ditch that piece of $#%* . My GN is arriving next week :d

From the posts I've been reading on here it seems a Godsend considering what we suffered from lenovo.

404Science, I believe Notes Mobile is dependent on framework or build.prop or whatever cos when I tried it on the CM10 rom by Koshu, it installed but when I ran it, I got the message "cannot run the version of notes mobile on this system" or something like that. Don't think it'll work on the GN.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
I got NM but it wouldn't install. :(

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Hey. Good to see you here, too.

Oh yeah, that's right. NM installed but wouldn't run.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -Neos-:
Hi folks =)

Here's another one from the TPT forum :P

Didn't have much posts since I have the TPT (March '12) but I also recognized the deleting of posts concerning the TPT in lenovo forums, ridiculous, really :D

Since the last update the TPT really got much better and I didn't noticed any problems with the pen yet. And I had really a lot of problems with it! I was ready to throw it against the next wall every 30min...that was annoying!

This week I signed a vodafone phone contract and I got the Note 10.1 for 0 € by paying a base price of 17,95€ mth. Summing over two years I get it for 431€...so I really had no choice of not buying it :D

I should get it on Saturday or Monday and I'm really looking forward to try it!!!

And the TPT (yesterday I got it back from repair-service (micro-usb) with a new mainboard in it) is ready for sell. Hope I get something around 250-290€ including accesories...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Mine is up on gumtree. Gonna put in on ebay tonight.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Pretty much about to be a used TPT glut on the market. ;)

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Good to see another convert here. :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Missing pen button support in writing apps sucks but it will come I'm sure. And JB is coming soon so that's going to make the GNote so much better. I actually preferred the feeling of writing on the TPT, but maybe I just have to get used to the light S-pen. Also the wobbly/jagged writing sucks, but I'm sure we'll find a solution to that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
I prefer the writing on the Note. Feels more natural, like pen on paper. The pen is a bit small and light, but there are fixes for that. Not getting jagged writing, happily.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ron2k_1:
Hey Welcome, I'm from that side too. I just got my GNote yesterday and had a long night affair with it (had very little sleep). This thing is smooth, darn... If the TPT only had that smoothness and so many useful things right off the box it would have been a dream tablet. But anyways, such is life. I had to spend another US$550 for a cooler toy.

And wow, that will be a hell of a price for the TPT, I was only able to get US$300 for mine and I had a crap load of accessories that went along with it. Good luck.

I really love this thing. I had a lil issue this morning but hopefully it is isolated. The tablet started to act funny to touch, it was only registering fully the pen strokes and touch was registered only intermittently.

Ron
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
I'm itching to sell my TPT, but it is in for warranty service for the third time before I do so. This time its for a rash of dead pixel spots all around the screen, most forming perfectly horizontal or vertical lines. It's on a 'parts hold' at the moment, which a few other owners on the TPT forum have said indicated at least 8 weeks in their experience. Oh well... I have my GNote to console me...:laugh:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -Neos-:
Word! It's really smooth. I'm really enjoying to work with this tablet, even if my classes starts on october...but I'm really looking forward to them and I'm sure the Note will do a much better job, than the TPT.

And yeah, the average price of sold TPTs on ebay is around 250€ here in Germany...so I hope I get something like 270-280 including some accesories. Took some great photos of it and wrote a nice description..now it depends on how many people don't know, that the Note 10.1 excists :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
At this moment and time my TPT is better than the GNote 10.1. I believe its defective because no one else is getting the crooked jumpy lines I am getting when I draw. I'll RMA it and hope. My GNote is a 32gb gray and all the cool videos use the 16gb white version. I hope the grays aren't a bad "batch"! Cos' I can't live on 16gbs.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
:( Hope Samsung will get their issues under control.

I am still with my TPT but they told me after repair and still issues I will get a complete new replacement because

of a known issue on some devices with the digitizer in the display...

Will be still "slow" as fastest from last year but I really like the buttons ( for rooting and full screen) and connectors (for connecting everything i like directly....)

Not to mention the good case and grip.

For the Note I would have to buy one extra hard case.

I would be afraid to let it drop and get only debris....

ed.:

But as I read in all forums, there poeple having no issues...

I hope I get one without, if not i have to spend some of the "college money for the kids" for the GNote ;) (with no hdmi+usb+microusb+dockconnector at the same time)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
I have the gray 32GB model and it's perfect. Not an issue with the model.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jchammerpants:
Ditto. :good: