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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
Never understood the want for a bezeless device.

No bezel mean things like the FF cam / prox sensor / notification light / speaker grill all have to smashed somewhere. EVERY render ive seen of a possible bezel-less device looks impractical as hell. everything looks smashed at the top.

Its a design nightmare. not to mention the problems with mounting the digitizer to the screen. usually this is done with adhesion behind the bezel.

is the few centimeters on the sides and bottom really worth all that? they are cramming so many pixels into these 4-5" screens that the little screen real-estate you gain is not even worth it. its all looks.

you weaken the structure of the phone. design wise.

cases will all cover some portion of the screen, rendering them useless.

the way you hold you phone be affected.

just seems like its all for show with no real advantages.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bigjim1488:
This would be awesome. Then my phone will have screen lift just like my nexus 7. They will be like brothers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deeren:
Lol. Yeah and not to mention the washed out screens. The colours of my n7 seems so washed out compared to my gnex running trinity.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] icebear8:
Hoping for Sony or Motorola and of it goes to Motorola I hope they make a HW keyboard
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enik_fox:
I'd like to see Sony make it. Their designs are Amazing and their hardware is solid. Pair that up with a relevant release date and your set!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bar_rodoy:
Any company which is not Samsung, because of their poor quality control.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itzdarockz:
Im trying to port cm7 to my device but it didnt have dnsproxylistener before so I added it to my boot.img and i flashed it with the rom and it goes straight to download mode. I want to know because I can than replace those files with my phones file. Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itzdarockz:
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[Android] itzdarockz:
Im trying to port cm7 to my device but it didnt have dnsproxylistener before so I added it to my boot.img and i flashed it with the rom and it goes straight to download mode. I want to know because I can than replace those files with my phones file. Thanks.
[HTC One X] Obagleyfreer:
I was planning to buy a new smartphone to replace my Galaxy S2 and thought I would get the HTC One X.

I am slightly put off by the horror stories that are flying around about very poor build quality, GPS problems, WiFi problems and probably the main reason, I heard that the HOX is having problems with some high end games!

The fact that the HOX uses the Tegra chip means surely it should handle any game thrown it's way, right?

I have heard that when playing some high end Tegra 3 games it often overheats and/or freezes or lags like hell. The only way to stop is to install a patch or some sort of driver upgrade, is this true?

Would love some info on how the HOX handles high end games as I play a lot of games on my phone.

Thanks guys!
[HTC One X] apallohadas:
1. There are 700,000 threads with the same start as this one. You didn't even need to search. Just read the first page.

2. Your list of nightmares are pretty much the exceptions. Not common at all.

3. If you think the phone has all these flaws, why bother?
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
These forums will always have tons of problem related threads, that's the nature of forums.

Mine is a launch day HT23 model and is issue free.

What games do you play, and I shall let you know how they perform.

Issues with games tend to be Gameloft games, they ain't supporting Tegra chipsets that well.

But games like GTA, Max Payne, dead trigger, mass effect, pro evo 2012, sonic, shadow gun etc all run great.

Only Gameloft game I own that runs properly is Modern Combat 3, I'm not sure why they haven't fixed the others yet. (But I haven't tried them all)
[HTC One X] HebeGuess:
People who get normal products won't came up and shout, i get a good phone..

In contrary, many who get a abnormal phone probably came up here shouting..

Though, I had to admits that HOX has higher defective rate compared to others.

Just make sure you checked the phone before leaving the shop, you may find some guide here.
[HTC One X] magic_android:
I've been lucky enough to not have ANY hardware problems with my One X at all. It seems like there have just been a lot of isolated incidents of hardware faults with the earlier batches that HTC sent out. By now, you'd be quite unlucky to run into any of these issues, but if you do get a One X, check that you don't have any of the hardware issues (which have been documented here on xda) before rooting it.

As for gaming, i've mainly played Dead Trigger, Osmos and a few other 2d games. So far, i haven't had ANY issues with any of those games. Dead Trigger looks particularly amazing though with all the special tegra 3 effects and it runs smoother than it does on my friend's S2. Actually, i also played Dark Meadow (a tegra 3 optimised game) which looked REALLY good and ran very very smoothly.

A lot of my friends have the S2. The biggest differences between the two devices will be the screen resolution, the speed of the One X is much greater in general too (especially on AOSP ROMs, but ESPECIALLY jelly bean). Also, the One X will probably be a slight decline in terms of battery life from the S2. However, i seem to get pretty similar (and GREAT) battery life on my One X compared to what a lot of my friends get on their S2 phones.

I hope that helps. Give a thanks if you found this useful!
[HTC One X] Obagleyfreer:
Thanks guys,

Glad to hear it's just the early batches that had faults.

And as far as gaming goes the only Gameloft game I play is MC3 so that's cool :)

Think I'll bite the bullet and join the HOX club, it does seem like one hell of a decent phone!
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Well, mine is a launch day model and issue free :)

after the 2.17 update to 4.0.4, home screen smoothness is the smoothest I've seen on non-JB devices.

Only slight jerk in frame rate for me is opening the app launcher, it doesn't happen every time but its due to the animation HTC have added were it loads up from the bottom and moves up the screen.
[HTC One X] biggiebro:
You will miss, quick setting from notification bar. Wish it is present in 2.17 but not to be.
[HTC One X] Baldilocks:
I have the quick settings in 2.17
[HTC One X] 4z01235:
Only if you mean a 2.17 based custom ROM.
[HTC One X] Baldilocks:
Actually you are right. I have the Settings Menu in my notification area.
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
I'm pretty sure that it was added back in by HTC.
[HTC One X] 4z01235:
Nope, they did not. I am on stock 2.17 and it's not there. All there is is the same shortcut to the settings menu as before, but no actual quick settings (ie toggles).
[HTC One X] Te Kaihau:
SH24 model here, still running on 1.28 and no problems at all. Sure, it's my third one, but it seems fine and it ~is~ a great phone.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
gameloft games for some reason are anti tegra, you can even see visible clipping issues in them and so they lag

the only heavy GL game that support tegra properly so far is The Drak Knight with full effects and good performance

their upcoming wild blood game should run well, since Tegra 3 has proven to run unreal engine games pretty well such in the Dark Meadow and Horn

Tegra 3 is a hot chip due to the 40nm process but one of the most stable chipsets i have ever messed with, much more stable than all my snapdragon devices, even at the hottest temps the device never freezes

as for the temps they are actually similar to the SGS2 and not worse

finally Tegra3 and the software for it has matured pretty well matured now and all the major issues were squashed

all other non GL games runs very good, THD games are amazing

you will have to root, install faux kernel and use the renovate gaming boost app to get the most out of this device for gaming (without sacrificing HTC sense)

Tons of info about gaming in my sig links
[HTC One X] sathya6600:
I had S2 earlier and loved that phone. HOX is the best phone i have every used till date until i started experiancing the issues with in two months of purchase.

1) WIFI death grip : Fixed by serivce center - (lose contact)

2) Yellow / warmer whites (HT23 ) - Got replacement to SH 25 and whites are beautiful in display

3) Screen banding -/ Shattered display screen , will become normal after trying 5 times by putiing phone to stand by mode and unclock

Service center ppl are replacing the borad in next three days

Hence decide
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
Defect free since first day and dropped the phone many times and still not yet broked and have played all gameloft game except nova and they run well.

I love hox . If you are an good dropper then go for hox.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codya321:
So I was playing with the galaxy note 10.1 at my local best buy, and i realized it had a barnes and noble widget. Is that widget stock with the note 10.1? i cant find the widget anywhere else.

If it is on the note 10.1, can someone please post an .apk of the nook widget so that i can use it on my asus tf300t?

much appreciated, thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nnjwy:
Cannot post the file is too large 12mb, 8mb is only allowed

Google it you will find
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codya321:
I'm still having trouble finding it, can you post a link to it?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
I've had an OptT for about a year now and well a biddy of mine is selling me a sgs...I'm not exactly new to the whole rooting and custom roms ordeal but I am new to this forum...I've seen quite a few good looking roms in the dev section (things I can't wait to try out) . I've taken a quick look thru the stickies so I hope no one feels as if I'm completely new to android considering I've done development for the G1 back in 2008-2010...anyways what all do I need in order to get the sgs4g rooted and enjoying these roms? Has anyone used gingerbreak to root there sgs4g or is everyone using one click? I haven't taken a look at gsmarena for the exact specs of the phone but I'm assuming its an armv7 because I'm coming from an armv6 device. Also the LG OptT does have a few good ICSs roms even an unofficial build of jellybean but since the device runs an armv6 processor we are missing omx forecast. Is the sgs4g missing anything? That's about all I can think of right now bit ill be scanning this forum and I hope to hear some good feedback b4 I decide to buy my buddies phone
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Use "Auto" in SuperOneClick. If it ever freezes up DO NOT TOUCH! Little Zerglings are rushing inside your phone to root it.

We also have ICS and we have an upcoming major ICS update which will fix allot of issues pertaining things such as battery life.

As it is easy to hack the SGS4G it is also easy to brick, so read instructions. If you don't understand anything, read the forums, search, find out more and if you do find out your answer maybe you'll find more things than you actually need which is good. Do not ask a question unless you are sure of it. LG is different from Samsung so don't assume that because they're both android doesn't mean they're the same thing.

And also welcome to the SGS4G forums*
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
I took a look at gmsarena and I saw the specs..only 512mb ram with 1gb internal storage,I figured it was alittle more than that but switching from my current phone to the sgs4g is an upgrade..I have prepaid by the way,I'm guessing theres no difference....I appreciate the quick response though....
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
This phone is not exactly brickable..

Its one of the most durable phones on the market actually.

Its easy to "soft brick" but that's easily recoverable as well
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Ha! This phone is as good as the newer phones. But with lower specs.

I might get the new Galaxy Nexus for the newest official Google updates. If bhundven releases the majorly updated ICS, I might keep my SGS4G for a few weeks to taste the new ICS flavor and after I get bored with it, I might sell it, either in stock form or a custom ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Beastmode:
are you sure it's the Samsung galaxy s 4g t959v?

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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button ;) it doesn't bite lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
That's great because its easy as hell to brick the LG optimus T..I bricked 2 of em...we have basebands that improve signal ie..v10 for early froyo builds and v20 series for GB and up.one thing I've noticed is there doesn't seem to be any official cm7 builds but I haven't explored every thread in the forum either (kinda hard to do on just my phone alone). Than again I don't have a computer either...I took a look at the wiki page and its full of information that is somewhat overwhelming considering its easy as hell to root my current device back in the day rooting phones was a bit more tedious but now people have created applications for that sorta thing? Another question,I've seen the phone has the option for TV out bit I've seen quite a few remarks on ICS development threads that TV out isn't working. For my current phone,development is slow considering we are on an outdated processor (armv6)...I just wanna make sure that my new phone (sgs4g) hasn't seen any slowed progress in development because I would like to start developing again...hearing about ODIN isn't my first trail,I e just never used it....currently I'm on popdog123's oxygen gb rom,I was using an ICS rom but true development for ICS on the LG Optimus T is slowly coming to a halt and were starting to see alot more themed gingerbread roms. Were also missing omx codecs for HD video playback. Its an adreno220 so for a while we never thought we would have ICS..Panorama doesn't work for LG Optimus T on ICS roms atleaat not entirely and considering it has low memory,performance does lag..I'm an advanced user with LG but completely new to Samsung devices,LG is ****ty so I'm hoping there are no barriers with the phone im about to purchase,eventually I'd like to settle for a more advanced phone but the sgs4g is a huge update considering I've never had a phone with more than 600mhtz processor either. If all of this is in any speculation of moronic,please feel free to to close thread but I have a good feeling that I've placed it in the right forum,just trying to get some good info b4 I dish out hard earned money on a slightly better phone...any suggestions on where to begin (from others other than the user who replied first,please tell me)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
First you have to have access to a computer to root this thing.

We have unofficial cm7 & cm9 and

ATM we do not have TV out working on ics builds.

We have 2 one-click programs that work well for this device.

1- gremlin remover (the one i use which is an oden program)

2-heimdall one-click (never used it personally)

Both programs are also used to bring you back to stock rooted state if and when you soft brick your device.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
So there's no way I can root the phone unless I had a computer with two programs you speak of? I was under the assumption that I could use superoneclick or gingerbreak to root
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
You still need a computer for super one click. But it is much easier to flash a custom kernel and recovery via heimdall one clicks. With SoC it takes about 10-15 minutes, with a heimdall one click its a matter of 5 minutes if you are already on Gingerbread. If not then its about 15 mintues.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
That's odd, not that I don't believe you but I never used a computer to root a phone with super one click, maybe that's because I have a LG phone...I did use super one click once and gingerbreak twice
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
Unfortunately thereseems to be no way out without a computer

Also you don't need both programs I mentioned.....just one or the other
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrhodes85:
Ugh.....well maybe I can attempt to use my sisters computer....who knows.....so is there an updated thread with rooting instructions because after viewing the wiki page there just seems to be so many different ways of rooting bit all of em are a year old or older...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
My prefered choice is to go to the dev thread and dl gremlin remover extract it and follow just the last instructions
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
TV Out does work on the Aries build.

OP: Look at the guide in the first link of my signature.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] inaudible101:
I have flashed custom roms to a crap ton of phones. I've gone from a Optimus V (same exact thing on a different network), all the way up to a galaxy s2 ( hercules) with, a G1, motorola backflip, motorola triumph, samsung vibrant, galaxy s 4g, lg g2x, samsung blaze, and an htc sensation and I'm sure I'm missing a few and I can say with %100 confidence the galaxy s 4g was the biggest pain in the A.

Going from the optimus to the 4g is a deceptively large jump. You're getting twice the processing power and a much better over all phone. The screen will make you weep with joy after using the optimus for so long.

I'd recommend using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1223765 right off the bat and then just immediately flashing from the recovery that that installs to an ics build.

I tried other methods and got stuck in a recovery loop that drove me crazy and then I found that link and it fixed all my problems and let me flash to cm9 right from it. When you flash cm9 it will update the recovery and then you have to flash it again right after a reboot.

I tossed Google Now on there and for all major appearances it acts a lot like JB. I think google now is the single major noticeable difference between ics and jb besides the saposed speed increases.

So in short, yes get the phone if you can get it for a good price. Then install ICS right away unless battery life is a huge deal breaker. If it is then there's some great GB builds, but I personally prefer the cm9 nightlies.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] iTzTrevor:
Awesome guide. Can't wait to try this out!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] john9:
Thanks for the share..
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Jameswgm:
Sounds good, will try this out tomorrow.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Harry GT-S5830:
Dont suppose anyone has a copy if 1.0.5? Removed from Motleys OP

Nvm, went on web version and it was there :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] androidkid311:
Nice to see your thread here. :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bso44:
Copied this over from the other thread to show that it works:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Jay Aristide:
I'm out of thanks for the next few hours, so here's a ^5! Glad it's working well for you :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bso44:
For the last line, you'll see numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] sotoskawasaki:
Thank you very much for gathering and presenting all that information. One question though. Does any of this impacts battery life?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] veeman:
The undervolting increases your battery life.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] guinnes.s:
so just to make sure before attempting this mod:

im on stock 4.1.1 rooted with cwm

i need :???????

motley_nexus7_with_stock_ramdisk_v1.0.5_build_39.zip

and witch one of those??

motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_NoGPUOC_build_220.zip (GPU stock 416GHz)

motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU484_build_219.zip (GPU OC 484MHz)

motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU520_build_218.zip (GPU OC 520MHz)

thanx
[Nexus 7 Android Development] BIGSimon:
Yes to the first one and take your pick with the second ones the only difference is the GPU overclock, stock works just fine so try that first
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Harry GT-S5830:
The middle one works best IMO, but they will all do what you seek :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] guinnes.s:
done, it seems is not working i still have no numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Jay Aristide:
Did you run the busybox installer you downloaded from the play store and have it install busybox to /system/xbin?

From terminal emulator, type

busybox which busybox

If it says anything other than /system/xbin/busybox you'll need to modify the script accordingly

Sometime in the next couple days, I'm going to make a cwm-flashable zip that does everything.. I just need to read up on how :P
[Nexus 7 Android Development] guinnes.s:
Yes is installed in the right place and typing the busybox command it gives that directory. I jus copy and paste ur code when creating the file? ?is that OK, I have the 16gb model.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bso44:
Mind didn't work until I ran the script via Script Manager. Download the app, find that zRAM script file you created in the init.d folder, select it, choose script, press the SU & boot icon up top and press Run. You'll see it run in command and say zRAM successful. Press Back and then save it.

For some reason, System Tuner doesn't seem to want to play nice with this script - at least for me.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Jay Aristide:
If you're doing it in notepad, that's the problem. Notepad++ works if you choose Unix encoding
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snyper0012:
Sadly while I was at vacation, I went into the pool with the phone in my pocket. Went to my room and blowdryed the crap out of it, and after a couple days of drying, I put the battery back into it, but no luck... the phone just gave me a weak blinking orange light :(. I FEEL SO BAD FOR THE PHONE I AM SO STUPID. Guess I have to wait for a year for another phone :(.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathy87:
RIP Desire HD may u rest in peace.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andoridista:
Why don't you try putting it in a bowl of rice for a couple of days bro, that sucks all the water right out!!

Sent From My Desire HD from Outer Space!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Largamelion:
Happened to me a couple of years ago with my Sony. Fortunately, that wasn't a 600$ phone :).

Never ever put a phone in your swimming shorts :).
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indoh:
he said he were on vacations, so alcohol may have taken part of his decisions :p
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helmut_TuT_GuT:
I would also say it was the alcohol and not the water!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snyper0012:
Im only 16 :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coot07:
It will come back alive. I have a desire hd in an inspire caseing...don't ask it came that when I bought it from ebay. :p I have a faint ghost at the bottom left corner of the screen. I've had it for a year and flashed many roms since. Don't give up!:laugh:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul c:
That's a real shame... the key to saving a phone that has got wet, is speed: switch it off/remove the battery before the water short-circuits the electronics inside. If you manage to do that first, the hairdryer/rice treatment (or sit it on a radiator) will work.

Unfortunately it sounds like drying it now will not do much good :( - though it's worth a try.

You may just be lucky, in that "loss" of the phone is covered in your parents' home insurance policy. It probably won't cover following you into a swimming pool, but it may well cover theft.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruffnek786:
Lol had an old spv phone which nephew gave a bath too. I Left it in a bowl of rice (uncooked) for couple of days and phone started working again. 6 years later phone still working.

Sent from my Desire HD
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spike15_mk:
Let the force be with your phone ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] tio12:
hi guys now im tried to add screenshot shortcut to power menu, but i couldnt do this, anyone can help my to solve this?, and then to add other shortcut, like reboot and power off ..

i will add this to my ROM (SCORPIOSZ Alpha 0.1)

i currently build this to our mini

thx if you help me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
do not create single thread two times