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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] voxano:
Do you have a reference/link for the 64GB 3G?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] DRVB:
http://www.fast-mobile.ru/p-galaxy_note64gbdeep_gray/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Man I'm pissed. I wanted a 64GB version. :-\
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] DRVB:
Me too but it`s too expensive ....around 1000$ ((
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Noxey:
Just buy a 16, root and use link2sd! With the cloud over I don't see how anyone needs more than 70 gigs.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] voxano:
Thanks for the link, but they don't have it in stock, so not sure if this listing is just a place holder.

And yes, I think it is a luxury to pay $200 or perhaps even $300 for "48Gb" of extra internal storage.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] voxano:
Indeed, looks like Samsung did make 64Gb versions for Russia:

GT-N8000ZWFSER white

GT-N8000EAFSER gray
[General Questions and Answers] fuzzbucket:
Rooted four couple months now.Using overclock widget and seems to work when it wants to

Kinda new to the game was wondering is it the app my settings or wat? Normaly run it at 800
[General Questions and Answers] stephb89:
I personally use ROM toolbox lite (it's free) to keep from overclocking...I prefer to underclock...
[General Questions and Answers] YellowApple:
I personally use the "ONDEMAND" CPU governor setting in CyanogenMod, with a minimum clock speed of 200MHz and a maximum of 1.2GHz.

In general, I find overclocking less important to good performance than ensuring software minimalism is maintained. For me, I've noticed RAM consumption will hurt performance much harder than a slow CPU clock speed, and excess RAM consumption is caused by bloated software. Keeping your always-running apps in check will amount to greater performance gains.
[General Questions and Answers] fuzzbucket:
Resolved TYVM
[General Questions and Answers] fuzzbucket:
Plz close
[G2 and Desire Z General] mputtr:
After an amazing turn of events, I just won an international version of the sgs3 and when it arrives, I'll probably be rooting and using the sgs3 as my new phone.

I would have to say that my experience with the DZ has its ups and downs (I'm looking at your stupid hinge design and the need for new springs HTC), but it was a fantastic phone.

I wish HTC would come out with another top of the line qwerty phone but alas, it probably wont happen anyways since their lackluster attempts.

I guess I'll be in this forum for not that much longer which is a sad thing because the dev community here is really really amazing...
[G2 and Desire Z General] Warbuff:
Congrats
[G2 and Desire Z General] KyraOfFire:
please let us know you experiences with the SGS3 :)
[G2 and Desire Z General] mrbmg:
You won't be let down man. Such an awesome device..

Ics is so fluent and with the jb leaks out now, just kickass.
[G2 and Desire Z General] prairie-dad:
I'd also really appreciate hearing about your experiences with the S-III. One of my sons just got one but he is not technologically inclined at all and won't be doing anything out of the ordinary to his, even though I'm itching to get my hands on it!

thx

p-d
[G2 and Desire Z General] mrbmg:
I used Odin to root. Was so simple. They have two recoveries for now. I use cwm for now but they have another touch based recovery called trwp (I think spelling)

The battery life is great, right after I rooted they came out with another ics update. I immediately put it on my phone via flashing through cwm and kept root through a dev name wildchld. Upgraded radio through a flash in cwm and stayed on the uvlah Rom for a couple of days. Couldnt help myself and that same dev has a Rom called exqisit and flashed it and been on it every since. They have and odex.apk from Paul obrien, so odexed it and it's as smooth as butter. Got 20 hrs of heavy use yesterday!! The leak jellybean is out from Samsung but I want to hold out as long as possible and play with ics some more.

Having a great time with this phone though. Loved my g2, but this is on another level, as would be expected. Getting used to touchwiz and no hw keyboard is interesting but quite easier then I thought it would be. The screen is HUGE!! All in all I'm very happy.
[G2 and Desire Z General] tronmech:
Well, if I recall correctly, the international gs3 may be quad core. The Tmo US version isn't, that I do know. So I'm now on a black sgs2, since it was half the price of the 3 at target and had almost the specs. (Sure the sgs3 has lte, but that doesn't matter much where I live.) Will be updating the g2 to jb soon since I just updated the sgs3 to it. That way the fallback phone won't be too jarring if I need it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] SamKnowsTech:
The international GS3 has quad core and 1GB RAM the US model has 2GB RAM and Dual core. I bought a G2 in July off contract for $150 since my dad won't get me a data plan or texting -_-
[G2 and Desire Z General] mputtr:
this is such a sweet thing to know.. I'm definitely going to have to start reading on rooting guides and also roms to go for. I don't think i'll be liking touchwiz so I would probably be pushing for a vanilla ICS or JB.. then maybe get a sense like theme over it (I like how sense has a big phone button on the bottom)

btw, do you guys recommend a case or a skin for the phone? I have the skin but i keep on getting annoyed that eventually it gets peeled off and no company makes a skin that fits perfectly.. some even have like a 2 mm gap on each side which drives me nuts :(
[G2 and Desire Z General] mrbmg:
I have an otterbox, but I'm not really digging it that much. Doesn't feel real secure to me but is doing the job.
[G2 and Desire Z General] XVI Ames:
I'm wondering if I will not replace my DZ with a GS3 too... right now, I don't have the money to spend, but when I will, I really hope (but don't really believe ;) ) there will be another physical keyboard device released here in Europe (France)... But I know I might have to take a full touch device, because every manufacturers are doing this, iPhone-like smartphones... And the GS3 seems to be one of the best of them!
[G2 and Desire Z General] Sjaak79:
Mine is wearing a transparant TPU case, fits perfectly
[G2 and Desire Z General] mputtr:
niice... Well I ended up just buying a metal insert battery backing and a screen protector.

That should cover the important parts.

I'm currently trying out omega's rom with nova launcher... so far so good. Any rom suggestions?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexcu:
So pretty simple, I got the notorious Black Screen of Death that happens to a lot of epic users. No Samsung/Boot animation logo displayed on boot, but the phone boots successfully. I can have touch response, along with my soft keys lighting up. I have tried every single possible fix for the Epic 4g, including spare batteries, ODIN, etc.

I've searched through a ton of threads on XDA, unfortunately all of them end on "go to Sprint". I went to the store today and was told because I've had my phone 13 months, It's no longer covered by warranty and they refuse to do the $35 replacement. Right now I have only $40 to my name, so the $100 Samsung is quoting me for a fix isn't possible atm. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on what exact HW part is failing? I'm an EE, so working with tiny electronics doesn't phase me. Idk if i should look for a blown cap./chip, disconnected wire, or a bad solder joint. I'd like to have a plan before I go into it. Does anyone have any ideas? If i can buy a spare part I'd gladly do it.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00145:
I don't really have a solution to the screen of death, but you can sell your epic to Sprint or Bestbuy for like 40$ and add the 40$ you have left and purchase another.

http://m.cowboom.com/index.cfm?page=details&contentID=850763
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xboxfanj:
Maybe just odin again. I had no samsung logo on one odin and then I odined the same thing and it fixed it. I think its a sw issue not hw.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Didn't some find that the ribbon cable had loosened up?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexcu:
If that's the case could you point me towards the thread or give me a vague direction? My Epic is in about 8 pieces on my desk right now and I'm thinking of a full reassembly to at least make sure none of the cables have come loose.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00145:
Here's a tear down video for the epic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeO89VGAPuU&feature=youtube_gdata_player

If you ribbon cable is damage it cost between 5$ -10$ to get another one.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexcu:
Thx for the info. As a follow-up heres what my cable looked like when I took it apart: instagram com/p/Ow3Jj4uyW6

It looks like the sliding of the cable wears down the thin black base of the cable, causing a short to occur on the cable. I've ordered a replacement and will update when it gets here
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00145:
Good to hear you found the problem, btw do you have TEP? Sprint would have fixed it for free if you took it there.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexcu:
Nope, hence why I'm at DIY stage right now. I usually don't get TEP because most software problems I can fix, but I never expected a manufacturing defect :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cpatel529:
I just rooted my phone using the Super One Click app. That worked fine. However, my phone wont boot anymore and just halts at the "Galaxy S 4G exclusively for TMobile" screen. Here is what I did:

1. Installed ROM Manager

2. Flashed Clockwork Recovery Mod (selected Nexus S 4G as install)

3. Tried to backup my current stock install (named it "TMobile Stock")

4. The Phone rebooted and now it is stuck on the splash screen.

Did I brick my phone? Is there a way to recovery out of this?

Any advice would be much appreicated.

My phone is the SGH-T959V.

Any help would be much appreciated. Not sure what to do. Thanks in advance.

Chirag
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] solrac1212:
Dont make threads in the dev section Q&A thread is for that
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] gregcapps:
Well your first mistake was using Rom manager. Our phone is not supported. That's why its not listed. Its recoverable, and yes you are bricked. Softbricked. Follow one of the one click guides, and btw this is the wrong section for questions. I'm happy to help, but questions, even technical unbrick questions go to Q & A or general.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] solrac1212:
now thats better you can use heimdall one click to revive your soft bricked phone
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cpkelley94:
As stated above, ROM manager is not supported on the SGS4G. The only way to get CWM recovery in this phone is to flash a custom kernel from the Dev section. First, however, you're going to need to find the Heimdall one click back to stock in the dev.section and follow the directions carefully to fix the phone.

And I suggest reading a whole lot more on this forum before doing any more customization of your phone. There is a lot of info here that will make sure you get everything done safely. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ercDROID:
Let me start off by saying that this is by far the best phone I've ever had feature wise and this thing is smooth and quick, but my signal strength is no where near as good as my thunderbolt was. I live just outside of Pittsburgh and the signal has always been great here. Since I got this phone, I have noticed many spots where I have no signal at all where I previously had a good signal. Do you guys think there's any chance that Samsung will release something that gives us a better signal. That's my only gripe.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] con247:
In settings>about phone what is your baseband version?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ercDROID:
Vrlg1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
Certain ROMs tweak signal settings to get better results.

-Need to figure out how to do something with your phone? Check out this Guide

-Did my rantings somehow help you? Hit the thanks button dammit!@ :silly:

-Sent from my

Synergized SIII
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ercDROID:
I have tried all the different ROMs and so far the signal has been subpar on all
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] noobabuser:
Likely, yes

There is a distinct possibility that we will see at least one more baseband released for this device. Snapdragon wasn't in the original concept for the S3. It might very well have been a little rushed.

The VRALEC baseband that was used during early development has been leaked.

The VRALF baseband shipped with the first phones out the door (like mine).

The VRALG baseband shipped with the second batch of phones and as I understand it was rolled into the OTA update that I would have received if I'd chosen to live within Verizon's little corral for this device.

This thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1788313

was the first "modification" I rolled onto my phone (or any phone for that matter) and it did help me pick up 1X coverage where I didn't have it before. The thread indicates that each phone might respond a little better or worse to a given baseband depending on its own manufacturing variances. You might give the older (VRALF) baseband a whirl and see if it yields an improvement for you. As with everything Odin... proceed at your own risk =)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ercDROID:
That shipped on my phone. Tried it for a while but not long enough. I know that in my house the signal strength was the same but not sure how it was in some of the weak areas. I might give it a try. Can't hurt.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pdubya:
My signal has been all over the place but I haven't dropped any calls. I have been running root66 and haven't had any problems but now I'm CleanROM for the past two days so we will see.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] milan03:
thunderbolt as far as I remember reports RSSI and S3 is reporting RSRP which is a proper way of reading LTE signal values, but it's ~20dBm lower. My signal is much better on S3 than let's say GNex.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Elite49:
Yea I would hope with the phone updates, it gets us new ones. Complain enough and they might just listen to us.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Signal is great on my device. Have not been anywhere where there was no signal...must be the area maybe?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] blestsol:
Do you always have stable 4g?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Yes its rock solid never pulls less than 10mb down from anywhere in my city...even gets good 4g in the surrounding areas. I have only found 2 areas in a 50mi radius that it switches to 3g.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jtiger12:
the signal on my S3 is worse than my fascinate. A phone, which, was known for having bad reception.

samsung just seems to have horrible radio in their phones. The guy one cube over at work gets 1-2 bars of 1x on his bionic, I get nothing
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
I disagree, i had a fascinate for well over a year...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hollywoodo:
I can confirm bionic signal > SGIII

i traded up from a bionic and indeed get weaker signals with the SGIII from the same locations (including some dropped calls).

Solution: purchased a Samsung Network extender for Verizon Wireless of ebay for my home. Now 4-5 bars :)

Its stupid I had to do that since I live in a major city (pop>600,000)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Motorola has the best radios, this is nothing new...however part of the reason the gs3 gets better battery life is because of reducing power to the radio and wifi antenna. As already stated signal is no issue for me, i could care less if it had twice the signal. It does seem to be a issue for other folks, so hopefully a new radio version will roll out or some crafty dev will figure out a way to increase voltage to the radio(if even possible) at the expense of battery life.

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On a side note i just compared signal with my mother inlaws moto razr, -101db on the razr vs -107db on my gs3.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icedventimocha:
I'm trying to edit a script to point to a file in my dropbox instead of someone else's. The original line in the script is

echo "Fetching host file via hostname"

cd /data/local/tmp

wget -O hosts http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24904191/hosts

When I change it to the address of my file like this

echo "Fetching host file via hostname"

cd /data/local/tmp

wget -O hosts https://www.dropbox.com/s/ve1fz32v40gx9tf/hosts

I get "invalid scheme" error. I know its because of the address, but how do I find the address of my file? I'm pretty sure I have to ping the address, but not sure which part of the address and how to convert it to the address I need for the script.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuisma:
The address (i.e. identifier) of your file is "https://www.dropbox.com/s/ve1fz32v40gx9tf/hosts". The address of the computer hosting your file is "www.dropbox.com". Using ping on "www.dropbox.com" you'll see one of the numerical addresses of this host. You get the error from wget because it is compiled without https support.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icedventimocha:
Thanks for the info, still couldn't figure it out,.so I hosted the file somewhere else that doesn't use the https format, and now its working great. I had no idea what part needed to change.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuisma:
The reason it didn't work, is because the wget you are using do not support the https scheme. If you need https, you'll need another wget command (other binary) with https support. Storing the file on a host requiring https, and that wget you are using will never ever be able to fetch it.
[Nexus 7 General] Nippero:
After seeing two threads about painting the back of the N7, I decided I wanted to try some Plasti-Dip on my N7.

The Plasti-Dip came today, and I already had a green spraypaint I wanted to use on top of it (MTN Alien Mescalito Green).

So I decided I would test it out on cardboard first:

From left to right:

1. Plasti-dip, waited for it to dry, then applied spray paint on top

2. Plasti-dip, only waited for about 2 minutes, then applied spray paint.

3. Plasti-dip alone (yea it has some over spray on it)

Method 1 was just to make sure the Plasti-Dip is still easily removable with spray paint on top of it.

Method 2 was to see if I could save time by not having to remask after the Plasti-Dip dried.

Method 3 was just to test Plasti-Dip alone.

Eh so far so good. I proceeded to remove the back cover. Removed the buttons and the speaker grille as well:

Turns out the speaker grill is held on by three bits of melted plastic on the ends, the two visible pieces of tape, and some double sided tape:

Masked off a test area on my N7:

It turned out pretty nasty...

Dont mind the edges on the Plasti-Dip on that last picture. Its because I rushed to remove the masking tape after I saw the over spray seeping through the paper and lifting the masking tape (it seeped through the tape and ate the adhesive possibly?)

So yea, I heard Plasti-Dip is pretty porous when dry, its meant to create a grippy surface after all. But damn, I was hoping the "pores" wouldn't be so visible. Or I was hoping at least the pores would look more uniform. And no, letting it dry more wont make it better, it looked best when first applied ):

Good news is it all came off easily, left no marks behind. Speaker grill reattached easily as well. I just stuck it back on with the existing tape.

What next?

I'm wondering if I want to go through with it anyway. Going to find a piece of plastic I can test on. The cardboard was a good test to see how easily removable the paint is even on such a porous original surface, but I dont think its a good representation of how good it will look in the end.

I may also just wait for spare parts to be available and grab a back cover to paint with spray paint only, no Plasti-Dip.

All in all, this experiment cost me around $18. Plasti-Dip was $13 after shipping (local stores only had black) and the Alien paint was $5.
[Nexus 7 General] Freshtojeff:
Was looking forward to seeing more pictures on the thread. I've worked with plastidip a lot on cars and random items and its great stuff. I like how if you don't like it it can easily be pulled off. The trick however is using a lot of small coats that add up which will make it thicker and easier to peel off or just thicker to get it to the consistency you're looking for.
[Nexus 7 General] Nippero:
Yea sorry to dissapoint haha.

This being my first try on the N7, I wanted to make sure the Plasti-Dip doesnt damage the rubbery finish of our N7s.

May try again this coming week, larger area, more drying time and more layers. To see if the porous texture improves.

Also, the Plasti-Dip peeled off VERY easily from the N7's back. And this is with me prepping the surface by cleaning it.
[Nexus 7 General] tengtengvn:
I have done plastic dip on car parts but no way I will put it on the back of the Nexus 7. It will make the tablet look cheap up close and it gets dirty easily.
[Nexus 7 General] Freshtojeff:
Thats the beauty of plasdip ;) always can go back to the original post up some pics if you give it a second shot!
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
Is the whole reason for this so you can paint it that terrible green colour? I don't get the point here.... N7 already has a really nice grippy and nice feeling back on it.

Now if it were a slick-as-glass polished plastic, I'd understand wanting to make it more grippy..
[Nexus 7 General] Nippero:
Yea the point was so I could paint it any color I want and revert back to original without any damage :P

The green IS deeper than I expected it to be though. Was looking for more of a light mint green color.
[Nexus 7 General] Nippero:
Double post.
[Nexus 7 General] dirtyhamster73:
Has anyone seen this? Apparently they are not new back covers but they are listed as "A" condition.

http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Google-Nexus-7-Back-Case-p-22597.html
[Nexus 7 General] fungflex:
I emailed them about this once and they said that they only get them in when they receive a broken nexus 7 and "part it out". So they are merely listing something they might have in the future with no guarantee.
[Nexus 7 General] dirtyhamster73:
Booooo! Thanks! I got excited for a minute thinking I could get one. :(
[Nexus 7 General] fungflex:
I should have an extra back casing available soon. I currently have two, my new black one I just got and my messed up white one. I have a broken 16gb Nexus 7 coming soon, and I could part out the back cover if you want it.
[Nexus 7 General] dirtyhamster73:
Aaaw... thanks! When you get it just drop me a p. m with a price. Thank you so much! I just want one to tinker with, so if you know someone who has a messed up back that is in desperate need of one, then by all means. How bad is the white one messed up? Would spray paint cover it? :)
[Nexus 7 General] fungflex:
Its not that bad. The outer coating which is the "leather like" feel is stained in some areas and peeled off in others. I tried to clean the stains and pulled the soft plastic coating off. It isn't very noticeable but you can feel the difference.

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I have the white one and a black one on the way.

Was thinking $50 for the black one and $60 for the white one, because while its messed up, its very rare.
[Nexus 7 General] brakke97:
What's the function of Plasti-Dip?:confused:
[Nexus 7 General] Nospin:
It's basically a substance you can use to dip a material into that covers it in a sort of easily removable coating. Take a look at it on YouTube, it's pretty neat.
[Nexus 7 General] knitler:
Do at least 3 coats I've plasti-dipped a few things.
[Nexus 7 General] Hemidroids:
WTF?
[HTC ChaCha] octopus82:
hello,

Do you have a solution for this problem? apparently it is the last official update because I saw that many people had it with chacha

if there's no known solution I'll flash a costum rom, or else an downgrade rom

I await your response

thank you
[HTC ChaCha] sherrymalhi:
Mee too having this problem where process.acore force closes whenever i tries to sync facebook frnds with my contacts ....... Havn't found any solution , i m using hexgore's stockplus .....