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[Miscellaneous Android Development] dsmas:
+1
[HTC One S] worms:
When I had a Samsung Galaxy S or the Galaxy S2 I could install all the leaked rom that I want.

Now, beacuse htc don't have all the leaked rom of Samsung?

BR
[HTC One S] invasion2:
Because HTC likes secrecy and delaying promises about "fast updates":)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] chansonsim:
Im pretty new to this whole rooting thing, but im pretty sure i installed according to the thread, but after the installation and fix permission i rebooting the phone and its stuck in a loop, and ideas as to why?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] aycockonxion:
You should try flashing with Sk8's newest version of CWM, and you may need to reflash. Also try to pull the battery for a minute or so. If it doesn't restart right away when you push the power button, hold it down for about 10 seconds.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] chansonsim:
thx reflashing the rom did help
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] T.J. Bender:
Also make sure to check MD5 before you flash. Easy and quick to do and it'll save you headaches from a bad file in the future. Nothing more fun than having to flash your "backup ROM" to get the phone operating again, then re-download the ROM you want to install so you can try again.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123Kage:
Help!! i accidentally format SD card.. Can i flash Nexus S with Odin? is there anyway to recongnize my SD card by PC while in recovery mode :(
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123Kage:
just find out how to recognize the SD card in recovery. Flashing JellyBelly ...

Solved! :victory:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beardedpig:
Youre sd couldnt mount, along with usb storage? D: If that's the case, and you found the solution. Can you post a link? I'm having trouble with my NS4G as well with the sd mount T_T

Please and Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] przmus:
Is it possible to use Google Now in English, without changing the phone language?

I know it works with other languages, but then it gives only search results and it doesn't 'talk back' like in English...

Also will Google Now support other languages to 'talk back' in the future?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] przmus:
bump.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhinomontag:
Open Google Now. Click the menu button, click settings, click voice, click Language. Hope this helps!
[Motorola Atrix 2] athani:
Hi. I cannot see the Atrix 2 Q&A forum in the tapatalk app on my phone. Anybody has any ideas?

Edit: I cleared the app data and restarted the app. All well now.
[Motorola Atrix 2] athani:
This is certainly a bug that tapatalk does not detect new sub-forums. I shall report this to the app developer.
[Motorola Atrix 2] leifemagnuson:
Force stop clear cache and it showed for me.
[Motorola Atrix 2] athani:
Yes, for me too. But I had to login to all the forums again. The app didn't restore my login credentials:(
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
If you are "subscribed" to the forum then unsubscribe. Then go back to all forums, sort by name, refresh, then subscribe again.
[HTC Sensation] zedrix53:
can i install xloud in arhd?if so.where can i get it.TIA
[HTC Sensation] kgs1992:
It gives you the option during installation if you are using 4ext.

If you want to flash it separely, find the thread in the development section.
[HTC Sensation] retsam751:
i'm sorry my noobbs..... but, whats sony xloud for? :laugh:
[HTC Sensation] darkmantra:
You can try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1680069

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Makes you phone speaker louder :good:
[HTC EVO 3D] JimzFreebies:
I want vibration when sms received. .but not want vibration when call comes. .any setting for that?
[HTC EVO 3D] plaidcounty:
Depends on the rom you are on.
[HTC EVO 3D] JimzFreebies:
I am on mwakious3Drom v12.3 yoda's kernal v3.0
[Galaxy Camera General] john12262002:
I always want a camera with phone, (due to my job)

Are there any hackers/super developers can tell me or help me? That is

Is it possible that we root the Galaxy camera and S-Off the Galaxy camera ?

And finally , Galaxy camera can make a phone call ???

What is the main factor that it cant make a phone call ??

http://s.hksimg.com/kb/content_images/2012/08/30/85903/1346303468_981.jpg

Network shows 4G 3G HSPA..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1185688
[Galaxy Camera General] bunana5199:
Is the device using android?
[Galaxy Camera General] john12262002:
d p r e v i e w.com/news/2012/08/29/samsung-announces-galaxy-camera-with-android-OS-4-1-jelly-bean

yes!!!! android-OS-4-1

Network shows 4G 3G HSPA..

What is the main factor that it cant make a phone call ??
[Galaxy Camera General] aditya104:
If you want to know if Galaxy Camera can make a phone call or not? The answer is yes. It can do anything that Android 4.1 allows it to do. More Info
[Galaxy Camera General] john12262002:
Thank you for answering questions .

>>>>>>>>>>d p review.com/news/2012/08/29/samsung-announces-galaxy-camera-with-android-OS-4-1-jelly-bean

(delete two spaces between d p r )

How ever , in Offcial displays and websites show us "with a 1.4GHz quad-core processor at its heart, missing only the ability to make calls."

though it is Android 4.1, they cancel the function of making call. For fear that galaxy camera would impact the selling of S III.

>>>>>>>>>Network 4G、3G , HSPA+ 21Mbps (Not include Gsm communication)

Is it the problem of hardware ? Seach the words "call" in the web ,many replies show that they are confused the cancel of call function.
[Galaxy Camera General] aditya104:
Don't worry, I or someone else in these forums will hack its core and make sure that we can make calls with it.
[Galaxy Camera General] csoulr666:
The galaxy camera

CANNOT make calls

.......It's just a camera with android on it.........you can put a 3G or 4G enabled sim on it to use its data(like the iPad),and NOT make calls......If you are interested in buying a phone with a good camera....wait for the Nokia Lumia phones with Pureview

Also S-ON/S-OFF are terms only for HTC devices......it's sort of their way to prevent access to the NAND
[Galaxy Camera General] john12262002:
So sad :(
[Galaxy Camera General] Enzissimo:
mm...but i know that with a jailbreaked ipad 3g you can call...so probably it's only to unblock the function in galaxy camera...hoping :D
[Galaxy Camera General] pileiba:
It can be done

Way ahead of you guys.. this should work .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1875024

Pierre
[Galaxy Camera General] jonnyg1097:
if anything would you not be able to use skype with the data card in there to make phone calls? Or perhaps you can use Google Voice?
[Galaxy Camera General] AdamOutler:
The reason that works is because it shares a modem with a device that can make phone calls. I'm not saying this camera doesn't. I'm saying don't go flashing that modem.

I have a galaxy camera inbound next week. Expect some threads in original development and development from me. I will be releasing Heimdall One-Click and CASUAL for this device shortly after I get ahold of it. I will also film some XDATVs on it. Then I will send it to Josh Groce at MobileTechVideos.com to get a JTAH flash on it.

I'm very excited to see what this thing can do
[Galaxy Camera General] ionutzm05:
It can be done on a very simple way using CM10 : by enabling in build.prop the phone functions and using a Bluetooth headset. However, I think CM10 with Galaxy Camera is a no go, as all the main features are in TouchWiz on this device.

The harder method would be to modify the build.prop to let you make phone calls and then install the dialer&contacts apps .apk from S3 or Note 2. Here will be some compatibility issues, but they could be solved. The only thing you will need is a Bluetooth headset, which will run as speaker and mic.

Samsung can't remove the phone features in Android, just they can disable these functions, which we will enable again :).

L.E.: The modem should not be a problem, because this device can receive 3G data for Internet via microSIM, correct?
[Galaxy Camera General] Fallon9111:
just gonna state the obvious

Could you just use Skype/Google voice (us)

Would this not work? (Maybe need to grab apks as not supported) but wouldn't that work?
[Galaxy Camera General] AdamOutler:
Yes, that will work. It's running Android and that's the only real requirement for those apps. It will probly also support Google+ Hangouts. Native phone calls are a different story though.
[Galaxy Camera General] don728871:
Its because theres not a gsm radio to make a calls right
[Galaxy Camera General] zac68:
Surely you could make Voip calls on it. The device has a speaker, a microphone and data connectivity via Wifi or 3g/4g. You might look silly making calls on a camera but if you paired that with a Bluetooth adapter, then you'd be in business.
[Galaxy Camera General] GriffinSauce:
I wouldn't care about looking silly, but it would be a perfect device for holidays (or small get-outs and concerts/events). You run around making pictures all day, making very occasional phonecalls and whatsapping/skyping a bit in between .. if this device had call-capability I could leave my $600 smartphone at home and worry about only one expensive device in my pocket. ;)

Besides, I'd laugh my ass off at people looking at me making a phonecall with this haha

The "what the ?!" faces will be priceless
[Galaxy Camera General] jediryan123:
The mic placement is no good for making traditional phone calls, the call quality will be terrible I think. I was really hoping this thing could make calls, I basically only use apps on my nexus 7 now and I only need a phone to take photos and make calls, this could have been it.
[Galaxy Camera General] jonnyg1097:
You could always just use a bluetooth headset and skype to make calls for you or perhaps google voice.
[Galaxy Camera General] Gearu:
It takes horrible photos, don't bother with it, the optics are a joke. Make sure you check out the return policy if you do get it.
[Galaxy Camera General] pileiba:
photos

I saw pictures in a review and they seemed ok. Exactly where do the pictures fall short? Low light ? Zoom? Resolution?
[Galaxy Camera General] GriffinSauce:
If you don't provide any further info I'll assume you're trolling. Nothing personal.

Hands-on photos on The Verge look fine, not stunning, but since they're quickly made it doesn't give a proper representation of it's capability. I'll wait for some proper reviews.
[Galaxy Camera General] apprentice:
I disagree! Whilst it's not going to be up there with DSLR cameras, it's certainly not taking sub standard pics either. I have had mine for about a week and providing the lighting is good (as with most cameras) the photo's are very good.

Also like to mention how fantastic the full HD videos are too!
[Galaxy Camera General] Entropy512:
It wouldn't surprise me... 16MP in a sensor only 1/2.3" is just asking for poor noise performance. It'll probably be OK in bright sunlight, but I'd be very surprised if it even delivers acceptable low-light performance.

Similarly, 21x optical zoom in a point-and-shoot form factor is an almost guaranteed recipe for:

About half the zoom range being useless because the ergonomics are all wrong for holding the camera steady. At extremely long focal lengths, you really need to be able to hold the lens body with one hand and the camera body with another. (Kind of like holding a gun - which is why you see products like the BushHawk that make it even more like holding a gun)

Horrible optical distortions (like barrel distortion) in the parts of the range you actually can use.

Compared to a $200 point and shoot - yeah maybe it'll match or exceed the quality. Compared to the $379 Canon G12 - that'll smoke the Galaxy Camera in IQ. In short, its image quality IS horrible if holding it up to standards set by cameras anywhere close to its price point.

At a $400 price point the device might make sense - the new Android-based UI might make up for the deficiencies as a camera. But $120 more than a G12 for worse IQ, being forced to pay for a 3G radio, and (worst of all), AT&T being involved if you're in the USA kills the device.
[Galaxy Camera General] trevmar:
HD video

One major area where the smaller cameras are failing is in the ability to take long video clips, for example a wedding, a lecture, a child's concert, etc. Most P&S cameras are crippled to a maximum 29minute 59seconds video length per clip. Does the Galaxy camera have any limitation on the length of video (I recognize you would need a 64GB exFAT SDXC card without any 4GB filesize limit to record the larger files)?
[Galaxy Camera General] apprentice:
It does have a 30 minute limit, but obviously you can create a new clip and use the internal video editor to join them together. Not really a major chore. There's some nice editing features along the way too.

But as I said the footage is really very good. Sharp and smooth.

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I am not sure why you have spent so much time giving this camera a hard time. You should base your comments on facts built around actually using this in the real world. As a very satisfied owner, I am more than happy at the results of the images. They are never going to be on a par with DSLR shooters but for the market these are aimed at the quality of the images are absolutely more than acceptable.

The greatest cost is the 'smart' part of the camera and for this you get the biggest ever stunning HD screen, 3G/WiFi connectivity, sharing features, access to just about all apps on the Play Store, SMS send/receive, internet access, media players... well the list goes on and on.
[Galaxy Camera General] trevmar:
An impossible chore when one is filming one's own wedding, lecture, concert, etc. This counts the camera out for me - at least until somebody hacks out this stupid limitation...

Thanks for the info though - it saved me a lot of trouble...

.
[Galaxy Camera General] bach0405:
Price has been lowered in France : 409 € - 100 € (Samsung pay back) = 309 € (taxes included) = $ 396 ; so it seems that Samsung has some trouble to sell this device.
[Galaxy Camera General] Claghorn:
I hope it comes down in the USA, but that may not happen till the AT&T exclusive contract expires. The price is totally insane if you look at the lifetime cost. AT&T won't sell it without a data plan, and the cheapest data plan means paying about $350 over two years plus the initial $500 cost of the camera (and activation fees and taxes that haven't even been factored in). It is almost like they are deliberately trying to kill the device before it gets started. I keep hoping Google will announce a Nexus Camera :).
[Galaxy Camera General] RavenY2K3:
I don't own this camera "yet" but I am almost certain that as more devs get their hands on it, those limitations will disappear, the limit will be set in software somewhere, most likely in the camera apk. I'm 99% certain these will just be "niggles" for early adopters and will be hacked to death by the talented devs right here on XDA.

Swyped, from my finger to your face, on my Samsung Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Camera General] Claghorn:
I suspect the limit is set by the limit of file size on fat32 filesystems. Now if they could allow you to mount an ext4 format sdcard, you wouldn't have the file size limit and could record bigger video files.
[Galaxy Camera General] RavenY2K3:
Well the Galaxy Note 2 supports extFat which handles large files, so it may come to this device (if it's not built in already) fixing any large file issues, but if the time limit was in fact governed by file size, then if you lower the video quality you should be able to record for longer than 30 minutes, as it will create a smaller file than a recording a vid at full res.

If the limit is present regardless of image quality, then this leads me to believe that a software hack will sort out the video length problem.

Obviously this is just a hypotheses, as I don't have one at the minute to test it out myself, nor do I have the development capacity to look into and alter the apk myself.

:D

Swyped, from my finger to your face, on my Samsung Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Camera General] jednc:
No Data Contract

AT&T does sell the camera without a data contract. I bought one last Friday and I have no contract (nor do I have 3G/4G data). I have no desire to have a monthly charge on a camera and I'm perfectly happy to just use WiFi.
[Galaxy Camera General] Claghorn:
Actually, I think it is clerks who haven't gotten the word that sell the phone without a data plan. There is certainly no way to buy one on AT&T's web site without a plan and the one AT&T store near me in South Florida that stocks them would not sell without a plan.
[Galaxy Camera General] thedicemaster:
that's almost half of the Dutch price.

it's not available here yet(2 more days) but the recommended price here is €599 (close to $800)

I've seen it on only 1 webshop though, a supplier selling it for about €490(including 21% tax, around $630)
[Galaxy Camera General] robb13:
I live in Mexico, but I can go to US often because I live on the border. I can't have a data plan because I don't live in the US. BUT iI bought my camera last friday at an AT&T store without a data plan :D

Maybe you should speak to a manager or something.
[Galaxy Camera General] Claghorn:
Some more local AT&T stores stock them now, and I tried a different one, and by golly they were able to sell me one without a data plan (though it took about 1/2 hour of high level discussions among the staff, not unlike an auto dealer deciding if they can sell a new car without adding the high end rustproofing :).
[Galaxy Camera General] drraptor:
Raw files. Is it possible in future ?
[Galaxy Camera General] emuandco:
Small sidenote... the iPad CAN make phone calls after somne hacking. Same could happen here.

EDIT: Sorry, I should have read further before answering...
[Galaxy Camera General] mvarnier:
Calls phone

Hi, what about the way to make calls with galaxy camera

Excuse my bad english from France

Thank you
[Galaxy Camera General] TheEndHK:
Galaxy camera has not raido so you can't make a 2G/3G call but here Hong Kong we have a carrier(PCCW) to make a wifi calling app(both calling in/out) for it I guess much like the T-mobile wifi calling in US.
[Galaxy Camera General] pileiba:
Phone calls

Dear Adam,

I watched all your xda tv vids they were great. You kept true on the Heimdall and the rooting , great job there. I am a little curious as to what a JTAH OR JTAG flash is and how it will help. Quick question.. on dialing. Did you get any further info on the modem that is within the galaxy camera. Do you think the galaxy s3 phone dialer app would work. My idea is the main difference is they took an s3 and just removed the 2g radio, so in theory the s3 modem driver should work.

One side note, I don't see 3g calling as insurmountable. but I am a little concerned when this does happen, you will still have the trouble of dropped calls in none or low signal 3g areas where it should to go back to 2g. If you think about it, the galaxy tab and ipad both have 2g radios. sammy went out of there way to make a product that would sell... but not too well.
[Galaxy Camera General] cushcalc:
It also has a 3.5 mm jack so maybe could use headphone with mic?

Also could use Tango to make calls - Tango can make calls via wifi or 3G.

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The sensor and optics seem to be on par with compact super-zooms like the Panasonic DMC-ZS20, so I would expect similar picture quality, which is quite good as long as you're not comparing it to a DSLR - certainly has to be much better than even the best phone camera, all of which have much smaller sensor, and No Optical Zoom!

Does it have anti-shake? That would be very important at full zoom. <edit: does have optical image stabilization! Yay!>

@apprentice & @adamoutler - could you try Tango app or Google Voice (Talkatone works well with Google Voice) with headphone with mic - see if that will work? Also could you verify, is it really only 19 mm thick from back to front of lens? If so, that is remarkably svelte for a compact super-zoom - the Panasonic DMC-ZS20 is 28 mm in depth.
[Galaxy Camera General] apprentice:
Sorry I don't have a headset with microphone to try Google Voice etc but I can definitely confirm the lens section is 19mm! It is a very compact camera considering its optics.
[Galaxy Camera General] cushcalc:
So I went to AT&T store yesterday and handled the Galaxy Camera - it is freakin' HUGE! Official specs from Samsung and AT&T list it as 19 mm or 0.75" in thickness but it is actually 35 mm from back of camera to front of closed lens. And it weighs 305 grams, which is very close to the weight of the iPad Mini at 312g. This camera is FAR larger than the compact zoom cameras that it would compete with as far as camera features and picture quality. That's not to say that I don't want one, it was just shocking to see the massive size when I held it next to my Panasonic DMC-ZS20!

Engadget has a good review of the size, features,performance and value for the price: http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/14/samsung-galaxy-camera-review/
[Galaxy Camera General] Claghorn:
I have my comparison with the Nikon android camera (S800c) up here: http://home.comcast.net/~tomhorsley/hardware/galaxy/compare.html
[Galaxy Camera General] markcorrado1:
I just got one with no contract at the Sunrise ATT store by Sawgrass Mall in the Best Buy plaza, I asked if I need to get it with a contract and the clerk told me nope ;)
[Galaxy Camera General] 80000037:
Just use the included headset... it's the same headset that included in the Note N8000 and N7100, so it does have mic function.

I also have super-zoom compact camera, Canon SX260 HS. Today I just bought the GC, I will compare the pic quality of both.

Hopefully, the low light ability of the GC is on par with SX260 HS.
[Galaxy Camera General] syrinx:
No body uses it on XDA Forum?
[Galaxy Camera General] Ezzy77:
Any news on the dialer issue? I was trying to get an answer regarding this on G+, but you never replied.

Does this have a GSM radio and if it does, does it require root etc. to enable the dialer. Or is the radio disabled and does it require activation/firmware changes? Getting my hands on this later this week, so would be interesting to know. I don't call or SMS that much any more so it wouldn't really be an issue, but still a nice feature to have.
[Galaxy Camera General] edmundll:
The dialing problem is now my last concern on buying it...

Any expert give an assured reply??

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Camera General] bar_rodoy:
Someone on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 forums manage to make the 3g model make calls. Maybe its the same case.
[Galaxy Camera General] john12262002:
Is there anyone transfering samsung tab or note 's rom to galaxy camera so far?

I 'm really wondering what is the main problem ?

I would buy it surely while notice that it could make calls !!
[Galaxy Camera General] BlackCl0udMY:
i wanna have this G/Camera as the price is reasonable, but since it Can't make call... i think better re-think.....

but thanks for all the info guys!