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[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
The screen resolution difference may not be obvious at firstt. By this I mean, you go to store and look at screen and say "wow that's looks gorgeous", but that's pretty much it.

But as you use more, the sharpness of the text starts to become your norm, and then go back to non-FHD screen device, it becomes extremely obvious. This was the reason I had to come back from Galaxy Note 10.1.

So it was sort of long answer but you may not notice the difference quickly, and you should be fine with TF300 if you have never used FHD device for reasonable amount of time.

*If you read a lot on tablet and if you can afford the price, I say go with infinity though. Just make sure to get it from where you have return policy so you can swap the unit to ensure you get right one. (it took me 3 units)
[Asus Transformer TF700] nooktablet:
you asked the same question in tf300 forum, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886771

when you ask this kind of question in tf300 forum, people will say "get the tf300", and when you ask in tf700 forum, people will say "get the tf700", well it's understandable.

just my thoughts :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] scott.m:
Tf700.

I initially went through 4 defective 300's before trying a 700. My second 700 seems like a good one, so I play tested both the 300 and 700 as the first tablets I ever touched. Initially I was convincing myself the 700 wasn't worth the extra 100 but now after using the 700 I'm glad I got it.

And, Nobody should be buying a sub-1080 screen these days IMO.

The resolution is very nice. I didn't think I'd notice the difference but you totally can. Even the initial welcome screen android looks crisper. (Going through the setup 6x in a month i got used to looking at the little green guy) Apart from Netflix I haven't seen a single app with resolution problems. I'm a big gamer too, glwg, gta, riptide, fpse, etc all work flawlessly

The 300's upside is more preference really. I liked the plastic ridges on the back, they provided good grip for laying it on your open hand. The 700's back only appears ridged but in fact it is quite smooth, and because of the very tiny brushed metal grooves it does build up some dirt fairly easily that makes it not look so sexy. You won't notice the resolution difference on the home screen except in the case of apps with bad icons that appear blurry on the higher Res (riptide) but its barely noticeable and... its just an icon. In games that support resolutions though they provide more viewable area... glwg for example.

- The 700 feels much much more sturdy though. The metal edges are sexy. The metal back is dry-humpable when its clean. It does NOT feel flimsy at all, it feels very expensive.

- The camera flash is a great addition and does noticeably improve indoor picture colors. (A lot)

- the location of all the ports on one side are nice unlike the 300 with all the ports spread around and in the way

I could not tell the difference in wifi strength between the 300 and 700 so prime's antenna blocking issues have indeed been completely fixed.

Tf700's only negatives are firmware related. Which can be fixed if you plan on using custom roms, or maybe in a future Asus update.

- wallpaper doesn't scroll with home screen, and default wallpaper setter sucks for hires images

- lame sixaxis support

- cm/dmclient are not able to be disabled anymore (but you can firewall them with white list mode in avast)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Silenti91:
thats kindof the reason why i asked in both forums ^^ i knew ppl would be promoting their own devices :P so i wanted to see what both partys had to say :) and its really helping ^^ almost decided on tf700 :)

thanks guys :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
I would definitely go with the TF700 if money is not an issue. Otherwise, you are investing in older technology, plain and simple. The tablet market is going towards higher and higher resolutions. If you go with the TF300, it will just be "outdated" quicker since more and more devices are coming out with higher and higher resolutions. Besides, the screen is the most used, most seen component in a tablet, so with everything else being equal (CPU, RAM, etc), you might as well get the device with the much nicer screen! And it really is *that* much nicer, believe me! Really, the only reason that I could see for buying the TF300 at this point would be if you couldn't afford the TF700....
[Asus Transformer TF700] louiscyphere13:
Thanks for this post guys,...I bought a 300 and after having it for only 3-4 days it has 5 scratches on it, meanwhile my year old 101 which is practically used as a dinner plate for my 4 year old son , doesn't have a single scratch,..having a chance to compare the 300 to the 700 , resolution is a LOT better,...it's built better, and im gonna spend the extra money and go for the 700, ...bigger processor and when it gets jellybean I would imagine it's gonna be a beast,..main reason for me though,..I'll pay the extra money knowing I won't have a plastic screen , but gorilla glass, that's a major selling point for me
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Honestly you wont be disappointed. the tf700 is far superior in every way. Its the best of the transformers. JB will add more stability and performance gains making this tablet more beastly then ever.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] drsparsh:
I need touchviz type dialer as in samsung galaxy phones. In which i can swipe on a contact in one direction to call and other direction to sms.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] drsparsh:
got that

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiY29tLm1vZG9vaHV0LmRpYWxlciJd
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] akashavel:
Hi Mates,

Please share Walkman mod for Neo Gb .62.

Please let me know :D

Thanks.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] martirio3000:
i dont want to troll

I dont know if anyone has it

But i would suggest this rom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1480273

it is for locked bootloaders too it has walkman as an addon

But you could try its add-on pack and install it thatway. (But i am not sure that it will work that way..)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] akashavel:
Thank you martirio3000:D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iamdchosen1:
Here are the links for the Walkman mod.. No need to install the entire ROM..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1703011

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646138

Try any of the two links.. But remember to take a backup before trying!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] akashavel:
Thank you iamdchosen1:D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] akashavel:
I tried the second link but after flashing with CWm i dont see any walkman player icon.. i have done this before making this post.:D

will this 2 links work on GB neo .62? anyone tried.

Please let me know:D

Thanks
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iamdchosen1:
Try the first link then..

Any of the two links should work..

Make sure you follow the instructions correctly!

Sent from my Xperia Neo V
[General Questions and Answers] rorreo:
are there any roms better then others for gaming?
[General Questions and Answers] Clark Joseph Kent:
Sir, Post your questions in the Q&A section. This has been moved. Thank You.
[General Questions and Answers] predatOr:
Watch that noob video again if you didn't understand what it said...

Try searching for yourselves, dig into the forums :mad:
[General Questions and Answers] rorreo:
lol what noob video are you talking about you sure you responded to the correct post man? if soyour going on my ignore list:angel:
[General Questions and Answers] HapticThreek:
It's all a matter of preference. Look for all the stable ones for your device and try each out for a day or 2. Worked for me!
[General Questions and Answers] predatOr:
The xda noob video... Which you need to watch before signing up for xda...
[General Questions and Answers] SimonTS:
This Noob video.
[General Questions and Answers] Clark Joseph Kent:
Gentlemen, if your not going to be providing in a useful way, then just keep moving on...No need to continue in this manner. Thank You all.

And OP please title your thread.

Sir this link will assist you in understanding XDA more:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1699450
[General Questions and Answers] SimonTS:
Joe,

I apologise, but I felt that pointing the OP to the video was valid. He has clearly not watched it or read the rules of XDA;-

Hasn't searched the forums

Posted a thread with no helpful subject matter

Hasn't posted in his device forums

Threads about "Which ROM is best" always get closed due to the subjective nature of the answers
[General Questions and Answers] rorreo:
Lol that movies just shows you its pretty common sense using a forum like this haha, if you don't have common sense don't waste the developers time on xda.forums
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
No best ROM threads are allowed sonny....

If you think that's simple then tell me, what would make one ROM better for gaming than another? There probably isn't an answer for that tbh, since most game tweaks are mods that you can apply yourself without switching ROMs
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manipur:
I'm currently using iCS P6800 DDLPK5, and it.'s running smoothly without any problem. I just out of habit tried checking my IMEI number using the dial pad. It says USSD code running... followed by a "Connection problem or MMI error. None of the other codes work too. Is there anyway to solve this problem? Has anyone encountered this problem?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aghar:
ussd codes not working

same problem here ussd codes are not running :confused: and i need them to check my balance and to avail other sms package offers by my cell company my phone is lg optimus 3d su760 running xbsa v21e gb with ics theme modified for su760
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blue-Ray:
Same Problem Here, running stock ICS on 7.7. I guess We have to use apps that could retrieve these info for us.

Or perhaps some Terminal commands, although it is gonna be really awkward :silly:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] netomel:
I heard from Samsung mobile website that official jelly bean will be roll out to skyrocket in next November.

What difference we will see from the ROMs out there and the official I guess all the bloat.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Illnevertell:
This belongs in jb discussion thread
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] vincom:
if you were referring to this link http://www.sammobile.com/2012/09/12/official-jelly-bean-update-arriving-for-galaxy-s-iii-in-october-galaxy-s-ii-in-november/ it doesnt mention the skyrocket getting 4.1, it does say we will get 4.0 in Q4 2012 lol, and does say Galaxy S II GT-I9100 will get 4.1 in november, but no mention about skyrocket Galaxy S II LTE getting jb
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lnfound:
Ya that's what I saw. Not sure what to make of it seeing as its clearly incorrect.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] whosgotlag:
That's probably what you should make of it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] prbassplayer:
Common guys theres a JB thread already :)
[HTC Sensation] Kurdt Kobain:
Since last week I've suddenly been plagued by a filthy layer of grease accross the screen of my phone. It covers about 80% of the screen surface with just a few areas towards the edges where it doesn't reach.

No matter how many times I think I've wiped it off, as soon as I begin touching the phone again, it quickly reappears. It has a somewhat cloudy / misty appearance with a tendency to accentuate normal fingerprint and grease marks ten fold compared to previous. It looks disgusting and is seriously spoiling my enjoyment of the phone.

It began towards the end of our recent holiday. I've got two guesses as to what may have caused it. The first possibility is having immediately touched the screen with dirty hands after eating a KFC chicken meal (very greasy). The other is a somewhat vague recollection of accidentally slobbering a drop of toothpaste onto it late one evening, which if I'm correct may have damaged the materials within the screen?

I've become very frustrated with the way it looks and am beginning to contemplate some drastic measures in attempt to clean it.

I'm considering using isopropyl alcohol. I know a lot of people warn against it but on the whole the evidence I've found suggests many have used it previously without encountering any noticeable problems. Even on modern smartphones with digitisers like ours.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as its driving me crazy seeing my phone like this and a simple dry micro fibre cloth has proved insufficient to clear it permanently.
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Id love to help but never faced such a situation usually when i eat some mcdonalds and touch the screen i can notice the grease and all that but after i use a wiping cloth and it does the job

Sent From My Sexy Sensation.
[HTC Sensation] Kurdt Kobain:
Yeah I'm starting to think that the toothpaste theory is how it actually happened. It's resembling a similar appearance to what my old Nokia 5800 went like after I naively attempted to remove a scratch from it's screen using toothpaste. Very murky and almost powdery looking dirt that refused to go away.

It's as though the grease is 'locked in' to the screen. I can wipe the screen and temporarily everything appears back to normal again. That is until a few minutes into using it once more that it goes back to looking like someone has thrown it into the chip pan!
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Maybe the screen needs to be replaced :o i hope not but honestly i think this phone is getting old enough time to use a upgrade perhaps..

Sent From My Sexy Sensation.
[HTC Sensation] thephoenicians:
i've used rubbing alcohol and it's worked fine. You can try peroxide i think ( i haven't tried peroxide...)

usually a microfiber cloth does the trick. Make sure your fingers are clean when you use it again, your hands have a lot of oil on them...
[HTC Sensation] NinetoFive:
That has got to be one of the best topic titles I've read on this site.

i was imagining a scenario where you accidentally tipped your chicken into toothpaste instead of hot sauce and somehow a piece of toothpaste chicken fell onto your phone
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
Lol title! Use glasses cleaner and a microfiber cloth!
[About XDA developers] ilias1998:
Hi, everyone I am a new member of xda developers but i look out the forum for months. My opinion is that you are '' Gods ''. You can make everything work in the way you want. And I have a big question ; why you don't start a project for making an os. (ok, I know it is not easy but you can do it)

What s your opinion?
[About XDA developers] It_ler:
Just my ideas:

For developing, maintaining and contributing an operation system, you need the skills (no problem for xda) and very good connections to the hardware manufacturers.

Not only via mails, chats, phone, etc. for communication and knowledge transfer, but also in economic/financial and legal affairs.

And the last part could be a problem for xda, as a free and open community - it implicates a kind of company/enterprise structure.

Maybe that would force xda to change into something different ... and that's not what I want.

So, IMO let other companies do the OS job, and xda can stay like it is ... and that's fine.

P.S.:

For a smartphone or tablet, the firmware is based on a special OS, but it is the software "touched" by the user. So creating custom ROMs/kernels/apps/themes/etc. is already a great job, which is done in many many thread through-out xda for nearly all devices.
[About XDA developers] ilias1998:
Ok......

I agree with you in some points but first all I believe that if xda developers make their own os they won't have the restrictions( of thinks like

Devices warranties, licenses problems and other things like that.) they have. Also financial and legal affairs management is a problem that can be solved by xda staff(forum owner)
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
I posted in a thread kinda like this some time ago.

The thread was about XDA making their own phone/tablet and the talk of creating an OS cropped up in there.

It's the kind of idea that has it's good and bad points.

The main good point being that if there was a problem somewhere along the line, the staff would be easily able to get it sorted because of the amazing skill they have.

But the 2 main bad points (that I can think of) are:

•The OS scene would be really hard for a new competitor to break in to. Windows = HUGE. Android = HUGE. Apple = HUGE. They haven't got that status overnight.

It's took years and years to first get everything set up, then promote the company and then get the credibility and fanbase. It's not easy at all.

•If XDA were to make their own OS, I personally think it would ruin them.

I say this because XDA is renowned for the development and hacking of all these different devices over all these OSes. If they launched their own, it would take the spotlight off development for other OSes and if users didn't want to make the switch over, they're then left with no development, meaning that XDA then loses a ton of members.

I'm a product of the system I was born to destroy!
[About XDA developers] KingAmir:
I agree with KC. I think the app is enough. Nice suggestion tho'
[About XDA developers] chuqi:
The thread was about XDA making their own phone/tablet and the talk of creating an OS cropped up in there.
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
They're probably just trying to be sly about getting to 10 posts. I'll be keeping an eye on them anyway :cool:

I'm a product of the system I was born to destroy!
[About XDA developers] Rick_1995:
I am working on a simple preemptive multitasking OS (since i won the STM32 here), though it isn't aimed at competing with android but i had a different thing in my mind, bootstrapping it from OEM's bootloader. I am trying to stay as far as i can from the hardware so there are a lot of quirks which prevent it from being a full fledged OS, like all process share a single address space, infact if the device support file choose to, it will execute entirely in physical address space. From my experience so far, it should work on anything newer than ARMv6 (and with some hacks on ARMv5). I have it booting on HD2 but it's still not near completion, I use a round robin scheduler with priority scaled quantum to have best of both simplicity and prioritized tasks (Run longer instead of running often) while planning to replace it with priority queues in future.

Best part, I don't have a name yet :)
[About XDA developers] ilias1998:
intresting...........

ok,very intrensting.Is it going to be open source?Any screenshot or any feature?

if yes i would like to know if you don't have a problem
[About XDA developers] It_ler:
My suggestion for the OS name: RickOS !

Ok, it's not very fancy, but I like straight and brief names.
[About XDA developers] ilias1998:
hmmmmmmm..........

+1
[About XDA developers] Rick_1995:
It's not aimed at users as i just said, though it does have a framebuffer i wrote some time ago for another software i worked for Below are the screenshots of the framebuffer driver in that software and it's development branch (black screens). The kernel itself is non-intrusive and most of the device behavior is governed by the device files. As of now i have quite a lot working on HD2, I could easily port linux drivers with a few modifications. It will run any code written in C or C++.

And, yes It will be open but not unless i have something stable working (1st release).
[About XDA developers] Shawn:
I completely agree with KC. I like XDA the way it is now.

sent from my captivate glide running ICS (NardROM 0.4 Rooted)
[HTC Rezound] kain72:
Well due to events beyond my control I am no longer a customer of verizon, So in thanks to the great community I will be offering my Rezound up for sale to any of the developers that are interested. I will only offer to a Dev because due to the situation with Verizon I'm not certain that the esn will be clean for regular activation. Any Dev Interested please PM me and make an offer, anything reasonable will be accepted.

The phone is clean functioning, hardware is fully intact so it would make a great brick tester. I think I even have the original box and charger somewhere.

I might not be able to enjoy the fruits of the community here anymore, but in the spirit of helping I'd like to give back as best I can.

Thanks to all the hard working Devs that made my Rezound the best phone I've had on Verizon.
[HTC One S] ve4grm:
Ok, this is a strange one.

My wife got an Telus HTC One S (running stock ROM, I think it's ICS 4.0.3, might be 4.0.4) yesterday, and we've been having no end of troubles stemming from the WiFi.

First, we tried to install Swype over WiFi, and the download bar kept getting stuck at around 10%. Switching to the 3G network allowed us to install it. We figured it might be a Swype issue.

Then we started grabbing some apps from the App store over WiFi, and everything kept throwing the error "Package File is Invalid". We tried over 3G, and it worked fine.

Remembering some troubleshooting I had to do with my Galaxy S and its wonky WiFi, I set up the HTC to use a static IP. This worked, but only temporarily. After a few apps were downloaded, it started throwing the same "Invalid" error.

The general advice around the web seems to be clearing the Play store cache/data, and uninstalling its updates. We have tried that multiple times, with no luck. Besides which, the store works over 3G, just not WiFi, so I doubt it's the store itself.

We have two other Android devices in the house, running Gingerbread 2.3.3 and Honeycomb 3.2. Both of them can download fine over the same WiFi connection.

Because of this, I'm pretty sure it isn't the Play Store (since it works on 3G), nor the WiFi itself (since it works with other phones). My best guess is either the HTC One S's WiFi hardware is faulty, or it has a software/firmware bug.

Any ideas?

EDIT: At some point during this process, we also made sure to update to the latest firmware (1.84, I believe), just to rule that out. The firmware also kept saying it was corrupted if I downloaded it over WiFi. I had to download it over 3G to install the update.
[HTC One S] HidaKureku:
you could try a custom rom, that might fix your issue, but void your warranty
[HTC One S] ve4grm:
Yeah, with a one-day-old phone, that's not going to happen yet. If it's hardware, we'll be getting it exchanged this weekend.
[HTC One S] HidaKureku:
oh well yeah. if it's still within the exchange period then do that :P
[HTC One S] ve4grm:
Heh, that's the plan. I've been searching around trying to figure out if this was maybe a known problem for this phone, though, or a software issue that people knew how to fix. Doesn't look like it.

Thanks, though.
[HTC One S] HidaKureku:
it could be a bad wifi chip or a fault in the antenna. probably just a hardware issue. defective electronics, the bane of the modern era
[HTC One S] ve4grm:
So we exchanged the phone, and have the same error on the new one. We took the second phone back and tried it on the store's WiFi, and it works there. So it looks like it's an issue with our WiFi network. But that's insane, because we already have two Android devices on the same network, and those work fine.

Are there any known incompatibilities with ICS and WiFi networks? I'm pulling my hair out here.
[HTC One S] Ashan85:
Same problem here,galaxy s2,after playing around with some custom roms,i went back to stock generic ics and now I have this ptoblem,i realised that on mobile data works perfect, my wifi is from virgin media,but 7 months while it was not rooted it did not have this problem at all. I have to mention that it doesn't happen to all apps from the matket.also once I got "nit enough memory" error which is hilarious. I don't know what is,but I will try to download the apps while I am out connected on other wifi ntw
[HTC One S] HidaKureku:
if it's occured on multiple phones, i reinstate my opinion that you should attempt to root and flash a custom rom
[HTC One S] Ashan85:
For example I can't install blood brothers (not that I need it,just because I get points on money factory),but can install angry burds and a b rio which are bigget than the tirst one