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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
How can I tell?

Ever since I flashed d2tmo CM10JB, I've had slower speeds. Can't get over 8Mbps. Before, especially in the morning, I could get as high as 22Mbps.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
its the rom 100%

before i was on tw based rom had about 25 mb down flashed aokp couldnt get higher then 10mb down
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Cobra281:
are you on 4G? did you backup and then restore your IMEI via one of these methods?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804123

or

a more in-depth method, might work better;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] djpingpong:
Easiest way to tell is to do a speedtest with somebody else's phone if they have T-Mobile and see if they get the speeds you used to get. Getting slower speeds from CM10 can be a possibility as it is still new and not fully optimized yet.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
I'm on 4G. I have it backed up, but, I never lost it so...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
Yep, it's a CM10 thing.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Cobra281:
what ROM did you flash now that doesn't have that issue?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
The stock ROMs don't have it. ASOP has it, I wonder if AKOP has the same problem.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
yes i had the aokp 8 21 2012 build. couldnt get speeds above 10 mb
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
I wonder if CM9 would have it?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] theking_13:
Yeah, they've even posted it in their OP, its the rom for sure. The radio isn't optimized or something. :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Conkrete:
Possible Fix?

I made the following changes to my build.prop (located in the root>system folder) as suggested from a friend with similar tmobile woes on his HTC one S.

ro.ril.hsdpa.category = 24

ro.ril.hsupa.category = 6

ro.ril.hsxpa = 4

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule = 2

Note: I had to enter some of these manually in the build.prop file as they were not there.

Data has been very random for me, but this appears to have fixed my slow data issues for the time being. I would love feedback from other with slow data to see if this helps them.

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BreakDown (for those who want to know)

ro.ril.hsdpa.category & ro.ril.hsupa.category - These values set maximum speed for the network

ro.ril.hsxpa - This value determines which networks you connect to by default. my CM10 had this set to 1, but tmobile uses 4 by default.

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule - This value will stop your network from constantly switching between 3g and h+ (note: mine still switches quite a bit, but switches to h+ immediately when using data)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
The slow data speeds on AOSP/AOKP have been fixed for about a month now.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] khoikn:
Same thing as OP.

When I first got the phone stock, I was able to get up to 14mbps.

Now I can pull off about 12mbps max.

Also, the signal is weaker. I only get 1 bar at home.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
Dudes, this thread is old.

AOKP/AOSP gets the same speeds are TouchWiz.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Conkrete:
Thanks for the info, although I still have to apply these setting to get reliable data. If I don't make these changes I get on average 0.5 mbps. I have gone back and forth between build.prop files and for some reason the stock CM10 build.prop causes issues for me.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bravomail:
This CWM script will reodex any custom ROM.

With BOOTCLASSPATH edit in dexo.sh it can work on any ROM and phone.

Reodexing gives some people perceivable speed up. And it frees data partition from system dalvik cache. So dalvik-cache rebuild is also accelerated.

I ran it with stock kernel (root injected). And had problems with running it on any custom kernel.

http://galaxytree.net/bravomail/universalOdex.zip

Also a good example of output from shell script into CWM console.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] albertobom:
Hmmm. Thanks going to try it.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kezn715:
"And had problems with running it on any custom kernel." ? What does it mean ?

i am on TiramiSlimICS with Devil Kernel...so can flash tis ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MAQ7:
??? !!! :silly: :eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] klazpt:
lol Guess he did a mistake :))
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bejda:
It's that part that i didn't fully understand:

#BOOTCLASSPATH is phone/ROM specific

So according to the dexo.sh we type this via adb or term emul:

#get this for your phone ROM using: adb shell echo $BOOTCLASSPATH

And edit what follows with what we got from the command?

BOOTCLASSPATH=/system/framework/core.jar:/system/framework/core-junit.jar:/system/framework/bouncycastle.jar:/system/framework/ext.jar

:/system/framework/framework.jar:/system/framework/framework2.jar:/system/framework/android.policy.jar:/system/framework

/services.jar:/system/framework/apache-xml.jar:/system/framework/filterfw.jar:/system/framework/sec_edm.jar:/system/fram

ework/seccamera.jar

I tried it on Helly Bean rom and get stuck at eternal bootanimation,here's a log:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25071013/OdexLog.txt

Then it's because i didn't edit dexo.sh?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hassan19:
many thanks for you
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mnazim:
Speed Vs Space Tradeoff

Re-Odexing the apps in the /data partition will result in increased space usage on the faster 400+MB NAND, thus further reducing available space on the /data partition in the case of CM10 and CM10 based ROMs. Hence I suggest it not a good idea doing it. Also as the optimized dalvik-cache is rebuild on the first boot, it optimizes all the APK's so there would not be any significant quantative speed increase in ODEX over DEODEXed ROMs. Only the first boot would be significantly faster. That's why we have Deodex ROMs...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Holy cow amigo. You started a bunch of threads. A little credit to original author would have been nice if you took the work and revamped it. All credit cause you didn't. :)

Sharing is caring. But I suggest you put where you got the script, etc, as well as the original author.

edit. upon further review, i see that you did change some things, mainly removing the original header (which is absolutely lame) and made it work with CWM. Also, you set a static BOOTCLASSPATH - which defeats the purpose of this script!!

Let me check my pms and emails. Someone contacted me a long time ago asking me review to their changes. Maybe it was you lol.

I'm not sure why OP did that. The original script was dynamic whereas this one uses a static BOOTCLASSPATH. Really defeats the purpose.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tronnw:
Im a flashaholic and I've tried many roms, I personaly feel that odex rom are more snappy than deodex rom, but thats me

There is a lot of scripts here i xda that odex your rom, I've experienced that you need about +30 Mb free space on your /system partition to be able odex your rom. I you run out of space during the odex prosess your phone will not boot. I wrote my own CWM script that odex my rom. Since I dont take my time to choose what apk I should move from /system/app to /data/app. I just move the /system/lib folder to data and make a soft link back to /system partition. I have tried my script on Helly Bean rom and it works perfectly, I even put that addon from S3 and its very smooth :D

EDIT: My script is based on the script made by puppet13@xda
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordanmw:
Just today a blurb on engadget really hit home with me, he describes the prime experience perfectly.... amazing device but just don't trust it:

The ASUS Transformer Prime is one of those "time machine" devices. You know, the kinds of gadgets you'd love to travel with into the past simply to blow people's primitive minds. I think about that every time a new generation of video game consoles debuts and I'm sure millions would love to take an iPhone back 20 years. With the Prime, I remember being amazed way back in 2011 that such processing power could be shoehorned into a thin, metal tablet. The combination of an optional keyboard, super-bright screen and NVIDIA-powered gaming was simply too much for me to pass up.

It's been seven months, and much of that initial amazement still remains. After playing games like Grand Theft Auto III and the Tegra 3-enhanced Shadowgun, I'm convinced we tech enthusiasts live in an exciting time. Yet for all its technical prowess and flexibility, something's always nagged me about the TF Prime. I just don't trust it. Apps can randomly crash and the OS doesn't always respond to my inputs with the speed I'd expect of a quad-core device. Some apps also don't respond well if I attach the keyboard dock during use (e.g., mistaking a space bar press and an Enter key command). In those cases, I have to close down the app, attached the dock and then restart whatever program I was using. I generally avoid doing anything hugely important or time-sensitive on my Prime for fear that something will crash at the worst possible moment.

That lack of trust significantly diminishes its usefulness as a work companion, but I have few complaints about the Prime as a purely recreational device. Movies look great, the screen remains usable outdoors (in Super IPS+ mode) and the fact that I can plug in a wired Xbox controller to the keyboard dock is icing on the cake. So, no, it's not the perfect, all-in-one device I was hoping for, but the Transformer Prime remains hugely impressive. I'd still take it back in time with me and amaze our ancestor with my quirky, but fun, transforming buddy.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/24/...atim-dual-usb-power-pack-v-moda-crossfade-LP/

Again, this is not to insight another prime bashing session, this tells you why the device is so awesome-- but also relates some of the shortcomings that it has. I always intended to use the prime for companies as a replacement for a thin client-- and alternative to an ipad for those many users that want a tablet with some utility but the prime never lived up to that... trying to see what I can do with the infinity now...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
And i thought it was only me that thought about "Time Machine" devices !!!

superb take on a prime i agree, but i still feel we have more to come from it. I still havnt unlocked mine yet ... and i have been sooooooooo close a number of times. I dont think its the prime per say, but rather android though ... its just not as advanced as it should be... that can be said for the apps available too though, nothing is properly geared for a tablet yet, its come on leaps in the past few years but still not where it should be.

Personally i really hope JB fixes a few of the issues with speed etc... but as soon as lilstevies Ubuntu is released, i'll be on it ASAP!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SolInvictus:
Sums up the prime perfectly! Cheers for posting this. Hope you're prepared for the tfp hate flames that should start arriving soon...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
i know what you mean..

i love my prime , playing with it, tweaking etc.

but its just not stable enough for serious stuff. i remember some months ago , i went to TechED and needed a device to make notes and stuff... decided to leave the prime at home and used my sgs3 instead... cant have a crashing device screwing up my unsaved work!

However , since im running Jellybean this is a complete different story! ran cm10 unofficial and atm. baked blackbean. WOW! finally i am completely happy with this thing. havent seen a single reboot/crash ever since! and stuff will be even better when asus releases their new kernel sources.

there are still small lockups every now and then on I/O operations but they dont bother me anymore.

conclusion: asus completely failed on ICS builds. from tf101 up till tf700: unstable, slow and buggy!

even on aosp roms it was not stable... kernel issus or something?

but i dont care anymore. tomorrow im going for a holiday and will take my shiny buddy with me. trusting that it wont fail on me . playing games in the sun with a large coctail at my side :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordanmw:
Got the infinity, I admit android needs some polish but it can be viable, just needs some tweaking... helps to start with a better device with less issues. I know the infinity has some issues also but nothing like the prime and now I am on a device that asus has not abandon.... yet
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sahilcc7:
A great take on the prime! With some tweaking the prime can be perfect - apart from wifi/gps I guess.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] stinky73:
Yet another post to thank OP.... perfect description of prime ;)

I also bought it for on the road use with the keyboard, spending countless hours away from office in nearby European countries, running company and coordinating my guys (in real time)... had original transformer 101 with keyboard before and was sold on the system and practical use, but the TF101 was soooooo slow it was like waiting for paint to dry, but at least when the paint was dry it didn't flake off or discolour.... the prime dries the paint a lot quicker but yep, we all know, you just don't know what is gonna happen during the dying/ curing process or shortly thereafter...

I sold my TF101 to a rival/colleague who was an android newbie and he is now continually thanking me and telling me how wonderful it all is.... I, in the meantime, have forsaken the prime and had to go back to my Google I/O Samsung without keyboard to be sure that nothing gets fcuked up or lost whilst working all the time on the road :(

Windows 8 tab with keyboard, outlook etc just seems more and more like the work solution I need when it arrives and the sexy gorgeous transformer prime will be relegated to gaming personal use and wow factor for its looks.... such a shame!!

Would love to time machine one back to start of 20th century along with one of those digital watch thingies that along with time shows ambient temperature, pulse rate, altitude, barometric pressure and the rest, "invent" the tech to fabricate the chips etc then retire as world's richest man and use my wealth to search out Steve Job's ancestors to ensure that he never happened and protect the world from the rise of the fruit company and its lawsuits :D

I'm off to stare through the "rectangular glass panel" whilst crunching through a "green/red fruit that is plucked from trees in orchards " and stare at the mountains.... sorry can't use the shorter words as some people have apparently exclusive rights to them :eek:
[HTC One X] bravomail:
This CWM script will reodex any custom ROM.

With BOOTCLASSPATH edit in dexo.sh it can work on any ROM and phone.

Reodexing gives some people perceivable speed up. And it frees data partition from system dalvik cache. So dalvik-cache rebuild is also accelerated.

I ran it with stock kernel (root injected). And had problems with running it on any custom kernel.

http://galaxytree.net/bravomail/universalOdex.zip

Also a good example of output from shell script into CWM console.
[HTC One X] Alex-V:
lol :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1815398

but yes :) re-odex is the best :) anyway..good to have it as flash zip..instead of do each step..again...is it also with framework..?

with kind regards
[HTC One X] gf7800:
Same question :)

thanks .
[HTC One X] 1brainsurgeon:
You guys may wanna ask tommytomatoe as this is pretty much his script. I'm shocked that the OP still hasn't mentioned Tommy in any of the gazillion threads posted for this. Fix it dude!

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] gf7800:
Thanks , then OP should put a link to the Original thread and give a credit to the creator of the script.
[HTC One X] aniketsharma9865:
Link not working
[HTC One X] ajftl:
U kids are so novelas
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
This odexes the jars as well? I know I have used,the app Odex Me plenty to odex my system apps but if the,ROM is modded with toggles,etc it wont work. Odexing manually is a *****...especially the framework jars. If someone wants to give me a lesson on odexing jars I will give a nice donation

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] Alex-V:
post 2 :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] doncaruana:
I've been looking through the reviews and I don't think I've seen this. The basic idea is that we are using the infinity to replace a laptop. But the keyboard dock is going to stay at home, while the main unit will be mobile. So, ideally, we would have a case that fits on the infinity and allows the infinity to attach to the dock without any stress (I read at least one of these reviews that the material in the cover caused some extra strain on the unit in attaching the dock).

So, the idea would be that, on the go, you grab the infinity out of the keyboard dock and you have a case that flips over the screen, but can also bend back around and be used as a stand.

When you come home, you attach the infinity to the keyboard dock (no strain) and can flip the screen cover part back over so it's out of the way and use the whole setup kind of like a netbook and charge it at the same time.

Does such an animal exist?
[Asus Transformer TF700] AnakiMana:
Also interested in this. I would imagine if a case simply didn't have any material on that bottom edge it would be perfect. And the cover could help keep the tablet + dock from tipping over.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Underwater Mike:
Check out this. It's PU leather (i.e., fake) but it's cheap, is supposed to fit well and will allow attachment to the keyboard while in use. I just ordered one. It's supposed to be here by TUE. I'll post back if you like.
[Asus Transformer TF700] doncaruana:
Definitely post back - but where did you see that it will allow attachment to the keyboard while in use? All I could find was "access to all controls and features".
[Asus Transformer TF700] AnakiMana:
I saw that one before, but without any reviews mentioning how the keyboard fits, I shied away... will be glad to hear your input on it!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Underwater Mike:
Look at the design: the last attachment point is mid-tab. The entire docking surface is exposed and unencumbered. I saw a post/photo from someone using that case, and he just docked the tab and sat the keyboard on top of the cover portion which lies on the tabletop.

So, you can't enclose the assembled tab-keyboard combo in this case -- if that's what you're after, sorry if I misunderstood -- but I didn't usually carry my TF101 assembled anyway. I want something that will protect the tab during "regular," separated use, and let me connect the keyboard on the fly when I need to. This case does that.

BTW, I did see one folio-type case on Amazon that will allow the keyboard to be attached and still close the case over the whole shebang. But it added so much bulk to the tab that it defeated the purpose of not carrying an ultrabook.
[Asus Transformer TF700] doncaruana:
No - we're on the same page - I only want to cover the tab. If honestly don't see much point in a case if you travel with the keyboard - it kind of acts like a cover anyway.

The bugaboo with all these is that they have to have some amount of material to hold the tab in the case, even when that area is "exposed". In a lot of them, that's the part that folds back over and makes the stand. When it's in that config, with no material to hold it, the tab will just slide out. And it's that little bit of material that's my concern because I don't want something that is basically going to be abnormally prying the tab away from the keyboard (just by being between the two) like the review of the minsuit reported.
[Asus Transformer TF700] psych2l:
I've been using the Poetic Hardback case http://www.amazon.com/Poetic-Protec...6049322&sr=8-1&keywords=poetic+hardback+tf700

If you look closely there's a black nylon strap that you can use to fold the cover of the case backwards, it keeps the case on the tablet only while leaving it free to dock. I think it works pretty well, the only problem is when folding the cover back it does cover the camera as well, but I suspect taking pictures will be rarer than docking to the keyboard.
[Asus Transformer TF700] halling:
Which one is the most slim?

Hi!

Which one of the MoKo and Poetic hardback case is the slimmest one?

I wanted to have a normal "protection" only as the iPad has but I cant find anyone that seems to fit good.

(tried the TF201 one in the store and it wasent a perfect fit, went out a little on the sides).

I actually dont need a "full body" cover but if nothing better exists I guess I have to since I want a stand also.
[Asus Transformer TF700] kubeb:
+1 . I am in same situation as you. Want a slim "Ipad-ish" cover with stand for typing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Underwater Mike:
Dunno about the Poetic case, but the Moko case will do the trick. I'd take pix, but I returned mine along with the tab after I noticed all the hardware issues with the latter. IMO, I'd rather have real leather, but this is good enough for the price.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bravomail:
This CWM script will reodex any custom ROM.

With BOOTCLASSPATH edit in dexo.sh it can work on any ROM and phone.

Reodexing gives some people perceivable speed up. And it frees data partition from system dalvik cache. So dalvik-cache rebuild is also accelerated.

I ran it with stock kernel (root injected). And had problems with running it on any custom kernel.

Also a good example of output from shell script into CWM console.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ted77usa:
Could this use for one apk or for whole ROM?

Swyped from T3DRO1CS RedHoXence
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] XsMagical:
didnt you just get flamed on the Int One X forums for this mod being its using Tommys Code and no credit was giving at all?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kennethpenn:
How 'bout you report the threads and leave the moderating to the moderators. ;)

bravomail - Apart from the fact that your download link doesn't seem to work, I'm not comfortable with folks ripping off packages (even dumb little scripts) from other devs and posting them on XDA.

I will leave this link for anyone who wants it. Thread closed.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] andy1120:
What is the best browser for a tab 2 10.1?

Getting a bit fed up of the stock as it keeps reverting to mobile view when i want full pages.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] eejee:
I've tried most if not all. For me Boat Browser is the best on both tablet and phone.

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] leontai.9222:
chrome's good. no problems with it. i use it on my desktop, laptop, galaxy nexus and tab 2. its syncs everything together.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Droidlover123:
dolphin browser
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] luland:
I agree I like dolphin
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] marconet68:
Dolphin browers the Best

Inviato dal mio GT-P5100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] rbellis:
Does dolphin allow flash with roms like CM10?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Mohamedselim:
No if you use cm10 jelly bean rom so you will have to use older version of dolphin to be able to view flash objects and videos as they disabled flash operation in all jelly bean roms if you use ics rom as cm9 so ok flash will work with latest version of dolphin

If you want to use cm10 rom so use stock browser in it so good with flash support but you will need to side load flash to install it or restore it by titanium backup
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Gizmo:
Mozilla Firefox! :D
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] scottx .:
I prefer chrome but use dolphin more for full screen and better downloading. Chrome likes to download in the background and not even let me see the progress. Annoying.

I love chrome sync. I can share tabs between so many devices and computers.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] X8invisible:
Use dolphin, it has a client option and you can change it to anything(android,desktop,iphone,ipad)

Just sent