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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jazzruby:
Got it :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedygonzo:
IT WORKED!:D Lol, thank you so much!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Anyone else having this issue? Can navigate app, but when u go to stream it gets stuck on red netflix loading screen endlessly.

Left it there for 1+ hour. Works okay on 3g but quality is horrible for me since data is so slow.

Downgraded to 1.8.1 and it works great. Guess I can stick with that for working movies.

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
My WiFi is crap here so I mostly use 3g, I notice a bump in quality with the newest update. I have yet to try using WiFi
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dstorm:
Mine is working fine on Wifi or 3g.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
Working fine here as well
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Idk, tried it again last night. Cleared cache and all that. Restored previous version again.

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cruise350:
Works fine for me as well on wifi or 3G.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] 06g35meister:
I am having the same problem with mine. For some reason the update to 2.0 has stopped all of my android devices except my wifes gs2 from working inside wifi. So weird.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] STIDRIVER:
Working fine over 3G and WiFi.... Not sure whats going on with you... :(
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Finally got an error. 29 or 39, I was asleep when it finally have me an error after 2 hours or so.

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mann75:
I have never gotten netflix to work on my phone. I can get to the log in screen and it will never accept my user id or password.

Rooted EVO baby
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Just rooted and s-offed, flashed New firmware and rom based off new firmware. Cleared all caches and netflix 2.0 still not working over WiFi.

Thinking maybe it is just my work WiFi since it has been funky with other stuff. In changelog it says fixed WiFi optimization or something of the sort. That has to be it since 1.8 works perfect.

Will have to try another WiFi spot but I don't really go anywhere but work that has WiFi for more than a few minutes.

Anyone got any other ideas?

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thin_Bezel:
Hi guys.i am on a custom jelly bean rom and when i type adb devices out just says connected devices and below is empty please help

Hit thanks if i have helped you...... :)

Sent from my beautiful phone powered by the best OS ever
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Hi!

Well, i got mine recognized by following this guide: http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-to-install-it-android/

and this one too! :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IEdJZGQVI4

hope you get it all sorted out,

cheers ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thin_Bezel:
Thanks but i already have installed Android SDK.it was working fine with the Ics version

JUST HIT THE BIG THANKS BUTTON... :)

Sent from my beautiful phone powered by the best OS ever
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
-In jellybean, Developer options are DISABLED by default, therefore, usb debugging is also disabled by default unlike ICS, where the option is enabled by default.

-ADB requires usb debugging to be enabled, to detect your device

- so Goto Settings - Developer options, enable development option - then disable usb debugging.

ADB should detect your device now.

Problem solved!

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xx5352:
I am a new SGS3 owner coming from the OG Evo and I've never really ran into a problem like this. My phone will not go into Landscape/On its side at all. I tried everything I know of and I'm stuck. I pulled down the notification bar and switch the toggle, went into settings and display and unchecked auto-rotate, wiped both caches, fixed permissions, formatted the entire phone (internal, external, sd-ext). I'm absolutely stuck. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Speedin07si:
My stock launcher would never rotate, but apps would. I installed nova prime launcher and it auto rotates like normal.

Sent from Pluto.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xx5352:
Nope. Still doesn't rotate. Even tried multiple ROMS. Nothing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Do I hard reset with Odin and the Lg8 tar file. Need a link let me know but search YouTube qbking"unroot Samsung gs3"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kemzo90:
Try this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.fameit.rotate
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ReapersDeath:
I was going to say return it because it's covered by the Samsung warranty which will cover any hardware issues which you are having. Play temple run and see if your tilt will work. But unfortunately you rooted your phone therefore breaking warranty
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Khilbron:
All he needs to do is Odin a stock rom and unroot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xx5352:
I was actually just about to Odin back to stock, and now the rotation works. It did drop on the floor, not far at all, before I turned it on. So it has to be a hardware problem. But hey, it works now! Lol
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DrKaotica:
So i was browsing cases (as i tend to do) on amazon and saw the Reearth Ringke Slim Lite case white and black colors are going for $9.99.

This was the first case i bought for the S3.. and i keep going back to it.. hands down the best of the "1-piecers" solid fit and amazing feel. It covers the corners and enough of the top and bottom.. which was a downfall of some of this case's competitors.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...+s3&rh=i:aps,k:reearth+ringke+galaxy+s3&ajr=0

Retails for $22.99 so this looks like a really good deal!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] gtuansdiamm:
I wanna buy this but I don't know what will look better with my white s3

Black or white?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Emperor using psycommu
[Galaxy S III Accessories] easycure1974:
I have the black on my white. Looks good but it is a real fingerprint magnet. Have to wipe it of like 20 times a day. It has some soft grippy coating. Dont think the white has that

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[Galaxy S III Accessories] DrKaotica:
I personally would say color match if u can..

Coming from someone who has a pebble blue and can't really do it :(

Well see how the blur diztronic I ordered looks for color matching
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jonny68:
Amazon.com only damn they don't post to Europe does anyone know anywhere else in Europe (or outside who post to Europe) where i can get this?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Agreed, this was my first case also. It has held up VERY well. It's scratch resistant and feels great in the hand. For $10 shipped, it's a steal.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] joshnichols189:
I loved this case when I had a white S3.. but I dropped it since and got a nice little dent :) so be careful.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[General Questions and Answers] kevgenao:
Hi Guys.

I would like know about any news coming for HTC phones to use JB. ?

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
Looks good, but just a warning to anyone trying this:

To the right of where your finger is in the third photo, where the black ribbon cable is, there's a tiny slot for a tiny plastic tab on the back cover. You can see the slot very clearly in the second photo. This plastic tab takes a lot of stress because of the area it's in; there's the screen on one side trying to separate from the rim, and the screws on the other pulling the frame in the opposite direction. When you close the back cover, this little tab takes all the strain of this whole push-pull action going on (which wouldn't be happening if the design was better) and is very prone to snapping. When it does snap, all that happens is the back cover won't sit right- there will be a millimeter or less gap between the back cover and frame in that area- but in any case it looks kinda bad and allows the ingress of dust and dirt. I have snapped this little tab on one unit, and the slot the tab sits in on another unit just from taking the back cover off a few times VERY carefully. The plastic tab is part of the whole screen lift problem, there's a whole bunch of stresses on the left hand side of the device due to poor design. Twisting your bezel and tightening the screws is likely to overstress this plastic tab and lead to failure. Fine if you can live with that, but I can't. Some people have broken this tab accidentally and noticed that their screen recesses nicely back into the frame, so it looks like the back cover is pulling the frame away from the screen with all that stress on the tiny plastic tab. Baaaaad design.....

I would imagine that any 'fix' that involves forcefully pulling the screen and frame together, i.e. spacers, glue etc.... will result in overstressing the plastic tab causing it to fail eventually. This tablet is designed badly, that's the bottom line. If your fix works permanently then kudos to you though!

Just be mindful of that stupid tiny plastic tab....

Edit: Having examined your second photo, it looks like your slot is snapped already. See the diagonal break on the left?
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
You are absolutely correct.

That's from my previous tablet, I was too lazy to take another set of pictures. :)

It snapped when I first had the spacers inserted in between the frame, instead of placing them at the top. The cover would not sit properly on the worked side as the space was too great.
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
Have you left yourself with a tiny gap between frame and back cover now, where the slot has snapped?

There's no winning with this thing.

Edit: Different tablet, cool!
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
I updated the second picture, showing the 4 screws to be worked with... in the same time you can see the tab not being broken. :)

I also warped a little more the missed area, so now the tablet bezel is perfectly aligned everywhere.
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
Interesting.... so effectively what you are doing by rotating the bezel is moving the screen-side bezel closer to the screen, and the component-side bezel further from the components, then firmly screwing it down in that position?

Picturing this in my head, I can see exactly why it would work. May try this on my next N7 if it also has screen lift, which it almost certainly will given that they all suffer from the same bad design.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
Ya, is as simple as that: "rotating the bezel is moving the screen-side bezel closer to the screen, and the component-side bezel further from the components".

Don't go crazy on tightening hard the screws. I applied a medium torque, even if I could've tighten them further. The spacers will do the job to retain in place the bezel, as they have a larger contact surface than the actual screw.

It is interesting that the first tablet did not have the adhesive speaker band like the second one. Both tablets were batch C8O, just be careful when you open yours in case you get the new model with sticky speakers. The adhesive band is very thin and surrounds the speaker contour.

As you said very well in your post, to avoid the tab snapping all you have to do is place back the cover at angle starting with the worked area. In a way, is good that I "ruined" my first tablet. At least I learned all the quirks in order to eliminate 100% the lifting. The first tablet had some dead pixels, so I experienced on it knowing that I will exchange it anyways.
[Nexus 7 General] shook187:
What size was the screws, I'm thinking of trying out this fix.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
No idea, I brought one screw to the shop and he got 2 extra, as well the spacers. If you bring them the screw, they will know for sure. Is a common size used on phones and tablets. He even had 2 colors, the black and the stainless one.

The spacers are VERY important, they hold in place better the screws with the bezel warped and also reduce the screw length. Make sure you get the good ones, I took a close-up so you get a better idea:
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
BTW, congratulations on the FIRST picture I've actually seen where you can see the screen lift.
[Nexus 7 General] JaSauders:
Not to sound pessimistic, but what I'm most curious about is whether or not this fix would effectively lessen any stress the screen may see, and perhaps make it less susceptible to easy cracking...?
[Nexus 7 General] SPreston2001:
Lol yeah permanent fix until the issue returns. Not trying to ruffle your feathers so don't take it that way but everything short of gluing the screen to the frame has been nothing but a temporary fix. I hope your screen stays flush but its plenty of threads claiming to fix the issue but none of them have proven to be successful besides gluing the screen. My screen is actually pretty flush so I never had to do any of these fixes but its seems to me that the adhesive just doesn't hold the screen down very well.
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
I agree, the screen is raised primarily because the adhesive has failed. Fiddling with the screws and bezel is all well and good but the adhesive still isn't holding the screen down. Reducing the stress causing the screen to separate is a step in the right direction though.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
You are right, what I meant by "permanent" was my alternative to keep on exchanging the tablet until I find a so called "flawless" one.

From reading more on the subject, it looks like there are many tablets on C7O batch that were perfectly flush. Then, on the C8O batch, they suddenly decided to remove the 2 screws.

I personally believe that the new screen adhesive they use now is better than previous models. Is a matter of managing to make the plastic bezel flush with the screen which might be technically not possible with the current prototype. If Google would've chosen Samsung as manufacturer, we would probably pay a higher price but the tablet would be perfect. I believe the Apple lawsuit scared Google from contracting Samsung, like they did with the phone. Either ways, I'm personally done with chasing the perfect tablet.
[Nexus 7 General] stefanpepe:
@ Teck

Is your Display still okay ?

Dear Stefan
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
It was still perfect until yesterday, when I refunded the tablet. :)

Let's see what the C9O build makes for the bad lucks I had so far... I'm definitely not giving up on Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 General] shook187:
Why did you give up on it if you made it perfect?

---------- Post added at 11:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:27 PM ----------

Never mind I just read the thread.
[Nexus 7 General] FattiesGoneWild:
I found the best fix by taking the pos back and not buying another. This is after I went through 4 with design flaws. You consumers are plain blind and ignorant sheep to accept these flaws. A brand new device and you are messing with it to fix their flaws? Morons.
[Nexus 7 General] angellsl:
Hope you don't talk like that daily. I can't imagine
[Nexus 7 General] julianlyle:
He's kind of right though.

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Mine doesn't so I'm a blind sheep, that could be said for all iPhone 4 users that have to use a case just to make sure they don't kill their cell reception
[Nexus 7 General] armyboy11b:
Lol +1 mines fine :)

---------- Post added at 12:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:37 AM ----------

Nothing is perfect lol ....nothing....

You sound like someone who owns apple products....?
[Nexus 7 General] ÜBER™:
My galaxy nexus has purple tint fixed it my self... got over it.

Nexus 7 has a small screen lift fixed it my self got over it.

It happens.. :rolleyes:

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[Nexus 7 General] guitarofozz:
Is all that signature necessary?
[Nexus 7 General] myke66:
I dont know why there is hate for those that want to fix a small inconvenience themselves for a new product. I pride myself on being able to fix things, even if it came from the manufacturer incorrect.

Would I rather have the best specced tablet on the market for the price even though I had to spend $3 and 5min tacking down the screen, or not have one at all? I think the answer is pretty simple. I dont think we should HAVE to do that, but it happens.
[Nexus 7 General] XblackdemonX:
like he says
[Nexus 7 General] Tarhaomenapuu:
My Nexi has a bit of screen lift on left side... its nothing i cant stand but i wanna know if screen can broke easier than on w/o screen lift.

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] SeaFractor:
Wonder if there are some volunteer's? One who would drop their "perfect" Nexus 7 in increasing heights until the tab shatters, the other with one with an average screen lift to do the same. The results would then be compared.

Any takers?....... :confused:
[Nexus 7 General] Tarhaomenapuu:
I was talking about ''omg i left my Nexi on table and now its broken'' or ''picked it up and.... dinnggg <broken>.

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] myke66:
The only time I could see the screen lift becoming a problem as far as screen cracking is if you wedged something under the screen. It wont just spontaneously crack or anything.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
Go ahead and do it. :cyclops:
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
I got my replacement tablet today. Is a C8O and has the usual minor lift as well some bezel spacing:

I was able to fix everything easy, using the same warping technique. The screen is impeccable, no more flushed colors.
[Nexus 7 General] Ipec:
How do you know when you warped the bezel enough? Can you feel it? I might try this with my C8O.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
You can warp just a little the bezel, as the screws have very little room to move, You will understand better when you press the bezel down with your finger, like I did on the picture.
[Nexus 7 General] crucialq:
Will the screen lift get worse if I don't do anything about if? I've tried your own method and it only worked fine for 10 minutes and the screen lift is back. (maybe I applied to much pressure on the screws)
[Nexus 7 General] brooksyx:
I got just a basic tpu case yesterday and it helps a lot with the screen lift. The left side is still a little spungy so I will still probably apply a glue fix but I think the case will help the fix hold.
[Nexus 7 General] eagle06:
My c80 has same slight screen lift on left side..

Is you C80'S screen lift still fine after this permanent fix??
[Nexus 7 General] ExploreMN:
TECK,

Have you considered making a formal write up and sending it to Asus's support center? Maybe they can learn from this and stop sending out F-ed up units?

(might want to hide any visible serial numbers though...wouldn't want them voiding your warranty over this)
[Nexus 7 General] dookie23:
Thanks...

Hi TECK,

I have tried your fix and it's working very well. Actually I find that the washer is little too thick to go between the motherboard and the cover so instead I cut up a business card use that instead. It's actually working very well too. Thanks for providing the fix! That was very useful.
[Nexus 7 General] JaSauders:
TECK, several questions for you my friend. I'm exceptionally curious as to why you returned the other C8 unit that you had made perfect. What was the reasoning behind that?

Secondly, can you (or anybody else) comment on how much time has passed on your DIY fixed units? And also whether or not the fix stayed truly permanent? I just have a hard time seeing "my permanent fix" if it's only been 48 hours because that's not a lot of time to truly test things out. Now if it's been 2 months and it's still perfect, that's more like it.

The entire time I was reading this thread I thought about this exact same thing. I was even half tempted to say something myself under the circumstances that this fixes my screen lift. What say you, TECK? :good:

EDIT - So I did the washer trick and it removed about 80% of my screen lift, but not all of it. Right around there screw #3 is (the one just above the thinner plastic mount) seems to be a problematic area. I'm halfway convinced that the back cover has something to do with this area being a problem, because if I remove screw #3 and leave the other screws in with their washers I made, it's perfectly flush with zero lift. However, once I pop the back case on, I see screen lift again in that area. If I push down in that area I can see the screen has a little bit of give to it. At this point, I'm sick of tracing it. There's no clicking or creaking, and I can't even *feel* the sponginess. I can only visually see it if I'm looking at it on an angle. Even the screen lift I had before wasn't bad at all, but reading through this thread made me curious enough to try it. So... moral of the story... I fixed most of the screen lift, but not all... however I don't care enough to try and fix an issue I'll never take notice of to begin with. (unless somebody has seen this *exact* thing and has any quick advice) Just as long as my screen doesn't crack or anything, I'll be a happy camper. That said, I have a SquareTrade warranty, so I'm sitting pretty comfortably, especially considering if this gizmo cracks I can spend nothing and get a 32GB unit (with another 50 bucks of course cause I'd get SquareTrade all over again). :P
[Nexus 7 General] danielreloaded77:
Could my problem be due to screen lifting?

Ok i dont have much light bleed from the edges of the screen, i dont have (so far) screen separation, but on the other side, i have one weird issue with the screen, this issue just started about 4 days after purchase. Now I see some light (you read well) coming in the form of two little filaments, very short about a quarter of an inch, separated by black, now these light filaments are on the left side of the screen about in the middle, But they do not show where the screen is, they are on the black bezel, in vertical fashion, aligned to the screen about halfway from where the screen ends and the side begins, right smack in the middle of the black bezel, i believe that is the right word.

My question is obvious, what could this be??? ps. i know it is light coming from these cracks or whatever they are because when i turn up the brightness these spost appear brighter as well.

I am not sure i have explained the problem too well, taking pictures might not help....this is my issue, im asking you all for you help..

Thanks

Daniel
[Nexus 7 General] swisstourist:
Make a video on YouTube....
[Nexus 7 General] AznDud333:
i have a c9o unit with the screws removed and minor screenlift
[Nexus 7 General] mbolinao:
Minor screen lift

I bought my Nexus 7 last week of November. This is a 32GB unit already. (CA0)

I see a very minor screen lift on the area where everybody has screen lift. It's not noticeable especially when I didn't know about this issue. But if I look closely and compare it from the right side, there's indeed a small lift.

I try to press it down and there's no squeeshing feel and I do not hear any popping sound like the one I saw from YouTube. Whenever I press it down it actually feels normal and like there's no movement, like it's not lifted (but I can see a lift).

Should I mess with it or leave it as it is? Now that I'm aware about the screen lift, It bother's me sometimes LOL like everytime I'm done using it (or while using it) I check the left screen once in a while. I've been itching to open the back and check what can be done to completely remove my minor lift, but I'm afraid I might regret it and I might actually get the more obvious lift after opening and messing with it.

I'm not sure if this CA0 unit is already a good batch and should just ignore that minor lift.
[Nexus 7 General] R3dbeaver:
both first post and the solution above has more than a few paragraphs trying to explain how exactly, where and how strong, to push/nudge/bend/flex while tightening the screws.

here's my comment: words doesn't help. LOL

somebody make a video coz to be completely honest, i read half of both posts and gave up on how exactly should i be pushing/nudging/bending/flexing...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] euklid:
Sorry I'm a little confused..what is the latest STOCK ROM for EPIC Touch 4G? I just want stock + root in my wifes epic touch.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crawrj:
Latest Official is FH13. Latest leak is FI03.