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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolnand:
Actually y does this happen? Can u tell me???
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chillz88:
Its probably because you use lucky patcher... it adds odex files to the app...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shingity:
Hi All ,

I have Galaxy Nexus. and to entered to my office must be used magnetic card to open door Just passed on a Digital Locker. I need use my Nexus to entered my office.

how i can transfer permission to NFC on my nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
I believe you can't. If your company security system supports it you can have it.

Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asjk94:
Hello,

I am new here so I apologize if this has been sked before.

I had cm9 stable version installed on my phone, and it was working fine. On Thursday, I changed my lock pattern as it had no lock on, but I forgot the pattern I put in (I tend to make it complicated) and entered it wrong many times that it asked for my google account and password, but when it got to that point, it started rebooting and it got stuck on the cm robot, and whenever it gets to the google account thing, it goes back to the robot and so on. Then I flashed a stock ICS rom using Odin hoping it would fix the issue, but it got stuck on the glowing s screen. The phone isn't rooted anymore. I tried wiping cache partition but that didn't work. My biggest problem is that I didn't back my phone up and I have important files that I need. Is there a way to fix this issue?

I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RhythmHack:
If you have CWM installed, you can mount the sdcard in the Mounts and Storage menu, but I don't remember if that sdcard was for internel or external.

Did you try wiping Dalvik cache in Advanced menu (Also CWM)? If you do, wait 5-10min for it to boot up.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Flash Siyah kernel, boot into recovery then mount USB and backup your files.

Then just simply wipe/install the rom zip of your choice.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asjk94:
The problem with this is I lost CWM after I flashed the stock ICS rom. It's not rooted anymore
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saleemahmad:
samsung nexus mobile inform about bluetooth

Samsung Neksus Mobile Bluetooth him when I've been in my Bluetooth Paring and does Trnasfer a file from your mobile When the file reaches the Dosre mobile but no files in your mobile when sixth to Resive does not Resive Pljh Suchses Help Me I've ever had in bringing Pljh Help Me kosice But of what I do is I just did a reset two Time

plz help me sir
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
boot to stock recovery and perform factory data reset.

You will lose, sms, installed apps etc but all data stored on your internal and external SD will be safe

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asjk94:
Thank you! I will try that now and let you know if it works.
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
I think whether your Nexus is flawless or not depends on whether you're noticing the faults. If the faults aren't noticeable to you then that's as good as them not being there but I believe they are still there.

I'm on my 5th Nexus and it has 9 hot pixels. They're tiny, so you wouldn't notice them if you weren't keen-eyed but they're there. Most people probably would not notice them. That's 3 out of 5 so far with pixel problems.

All units I've had so far have had a problem on the left side of the device. Either the back cover doesn't sit quite right in the middle left area, or the screen is lifting. I don't think it's possible to have neither of these issues because of the way the thing is built. Have a real good look down the left side, is the rim slightly warped inwards anywhere? Is the back cover sitting with a tiny gap between it and the rim anywhere? Does the back cover stick out by a hair's width from the rim anywhere? Is the screen lifting ever so slightly anywhere? I bet at least one of these is true. Again, you may not notice minor screen lift or the back cover sitting with a slight gap but the fault is still there. It's just designed badly and if you don't have a screen lift issue, I'm sure you will eventually.

Every unit I've owned has had backlight bleed. Some obvious, some less so.

I think LCD problems such as backlight bleed and hot or dead pixels are widespread. I think the screen lift/left side design problem involves every single unit.

These are just faults that are minor and to be honest, may not bother or even be visible to most users. But they do mean the level of QC is far far lower than most other manufacturers. People make the argument that the Nexus is cheap, so "what do you expect?", but this is beside the point.

I will never buy another Asus product, ever.
[Nexus 7 General] oona rezo:
Shame you're so unlucky. Honestly, I'm mind-numbingly picky about my gear but my GN7 has none of the faults you list.

The fact is, the overwhelming majority of happy users will not post one single review stating as such. People with problems complain. Only complaints get heard.

Over the years I've had loads of Asus tech; every last thing is/was top notch.

I do hope you have better luck with future purchases :)
[Nexus 7 General] PhilipL:
Hi

Completely happy here as well, no problems.

There seems to be too many people wanting absolute perfection out of a mass produced cheap as chips device, and they do all they can to find the tiniest of flaws.

Dead pixels are obvious, so you would notice them immediately and quite entitled to take it back, however I'm wondering if what the OP is seeing are tiny tiny flaws in the filters which are only visible when viewing a black screen on maximum brightness in the dark. All LCDs will show something like this if you look hard enough. You couldn't use it like this without burning your eyes out so in everyday use, it simply isn't noticable and isn't a flaw, it is just a limitation of the technology. Same goes for back light bleed, all LCD panels have it to some extend, and looking for it in the dark at maximum brightness is sure to find it, but again would you use the tablet at such settings.

News alert: We do not have perfect display technologies yet, they all have flaws or cons, especially if you look for them. I paid £1500 for a 15" LCD panel not that long ago, that had more flaws anyone is complaining about now but had advantages over and above CRT at the time you just accepted them as part of the technology and enjoy the advantages.

I read all the same complaints about my HTC One X and almost didn't buy it, but so glad I did and zero problems. I came in here and read about all the issues with the Nexus 7 and almost didn't buy it, but remembered reading all the doom and gloom and about the One X, so bought it and absolutely love it.

Yes devices will have real faults or problems, and complain and get it exchanged by all means, I would, but around XDA they seem to go further than broken devices into complaints about microns of differences. Who cares about a hairs width if the device is working perfectly! Every forum in XDA is the same.

Regards

Phil
[Nexus 7 General] angellsl:
My first is good enough for me after numerous stress tests. Sorry for you.

Btw, I'm not that picky about it anyway.
[Nexus 7 General] tshephard:
I think that also one of the problems is just human - that we hold these devices rather than set them down - and thus our fingers are always sensing microns of differences as we shift our fingers around. 3/1000ths edge or mating error in my laptop (as I type on my actual lap) is nothing - on my tablet a constant reminder this is a cheap device!

I do think pixels could easily be checked in process, and weighted for defect before shipping. Any in constant view - like center 80% - are unacceptable. Perimeter edge pixels not so much...
[Nexus 7 General] eager27:
It's your bad luck, I'm sorry to say.

I'm on unit 3 which has zero screen-lift, zero dead pixels, zero problematic light bleed (eg no flare that affects visible colour density), zero problems with back cover seating. Which is also my good luck.

I've said before on this forum, there are clearly WAY too many QA issues on these tablets, and I have been advising friends and family to stay clear of them until the issues are sorted, but this does not mean that ALL units are defective - as a read around the various threads here will reveal.
[Nexus 7 General] nm8:
Ive got 2 C80 versions. They are flawless. I also know one at work who is very happy, and he owns apple devices including iCrap!
[Nexus 7 General] dparrothead1:
You can believe whatever you want. Doesn't make you right.....just like I don't believe you have had 5 defective units. That's my prerogative. Doesn't make me right, either.

And nobody really cares what you buy!!!!!
[Nexus 7 General] James-NC:
If you can't be happy after 5 units you need to buy something else.I would never keep buying the same thing after the second was not up to par with my expectations.

Anyone having trouble after having the first one replaced is just a glutton for punishment or looking something to whine about. ;) They make ipads every day.:laugh:
[Nexus 7 General] spooke:
I'm now on my fourth Nexus, had two C60 or C70 that had screen lift and stuck pixels along with some backlight bleed. Picked up a C80K which had a small amount of screen lift and really bad backlight bleed along the bottom of the screen, which was really irritating when watching a video in low light. Took that back for another C80K which has a very small screen lift and a faint backlight bleed, I don't know whether I'm just being picky or not but so far I'm OK with this one.
[Nexus 7 General] wr8_utd:
Got one and that had a washed out screen and image retention. Ridiculous how they can have so many devices out there with flaws.
[Nexus 7 General] christianpeso:
Screen lift on left side as well.Have insurance with whom I bought it at. Waiting for a few months to see if these issues get worked out before I go and exchange it. Not that big of a deal to me, but it is there none the less.
[Nexus 7 General] player911:
Just fix the damn thing yourself and enjoy it.

My first one was flawless until I killed it screwing with the bootloader. Second one had screen lift that I fixed using washers. The official Asus fix is leaving the screws out. I'm pretty sure I'd rather spend 30seconds doing that myself then deal with your nonsense aggregation.

Yes there is a design flaw with the screen. Most will have this. Going through 9 is retarded. You should just stop your wasting everyone's time (Your and Asus).
[Nexus 7 General] Cor-master:
My first one I got had no problems. As for my second one... Oh wait there wasn't a second one I'm still using the first one over a month later
[Nexus 7 General] ÜBER™:
I agree with the op. I've gone through several. All of which with the same screen lift. However I plan to fix it myself rather than complain about a product. Nothing beats this tablet in its price range and form factor. So I'm just gunna deal with what I got.

Sent From My Toro+ via White Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
My first one had screen lift, did an RMA to Google, second unit perfect no problems.

I cant speak for people reporting sending 20 plus units back to google and still having issues. But I do believe the people buying from retail locations seeing a screen lift and returning it again and expecting not to see screen lift, when most likely it was being swapped from the same shipment their defective product came in on. Probably should just get the RMA process through google a shot
[Nexus 7 General] Kueber:
Well, my C90 seems pretty flawless.. hope I won't find any problems. As far as I tested it, there are none of the known issues.
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
Agreed... But the number of folks having issues and having raised them is now sizable. Check the XDA polls, over 700+ folks having reported various defects as documented in multiple threads, some of the defects are unbelievable if one thinks about manufacturing standards or QC, or just the design. I know in terms of percentage it still may be very less folks with issues, but just the type of issues reported is scary enough. I see similar posts in other ASUS forums and the reason I postponed on Prime as well.

I hoped that ASUS/GOOG would at least own up and make a statement that they have manufacturing defects, seeing users of these new tablets trying to fix these issues themselves or just living with it is pathetic imho...:rolleyes:
[Nexus 7 General] ceo.mtcl:
I've got one c70 and one c80. Both are flawless, and I'm a really picky person. I grabbed them from Walmart.
[Nexus 7 General] DroidRunner:
c80 for me. About 2 weeks old now. Absolutely flawless.

Sent with my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] andymihail:
Nexus 7 problems

I got my N7 in UK from Carphone warehouse. However, I live in Romania, and I can't get it back to the store, as the flight tickets would cost me more. My Nexus 7 is a C70 and has a minor screen lift and one dead pixel. The dead pixel was not there on the first day, only after a few weeks I saw it. If the screen will not crack and if there will be no other dead pixels, I am going to keep it. I understand I have one year warranty, will see what happens in one year.

What I love about this tablet is the form factor and the specs.

Late edit: found more dead pixels
[Nexus 7 General] redmonke255:
The only problem mine has is with overclocking the gpu, it gets too hot. Other than that no dead pixels, no screen lift.
[Nexus 7 General] scandalousk:
Mine is flawless. At least I don't have the problems described on the forums. I have no screenlift, screen flickering, headphone input problems, blown speakers or lag whatsoever. I don't have washed out colours either like some people have. Can't find a single thing that is/seems faulty.

I have a c80 model.
[Nexus 7 General] irishrally:
You get zero stars.
[Nexus 7 General] promethieus:
I'm on mine now, c60, no issues at all, loving it, bought it second hand, still got 8 months on ticket in case of any issues, I get 3-4days standby with usage, rooted and cwm'd jellybean on it, but planning to find other ROM. I have a HTC one x, tethered to n7. Working well using t talk. Enjoying it alot .
[Nexus 7 General] CrazyPeter:
There are plenty of perfect ones out there. Trust me, all of mine are fine.

I bet you get all your replacements Frome the same store and same shipment.
[Nexus 7 General] drpepe:
Perfect N7 and the others I've seen are perfect too (2 friends).

Job done, great device.
[Nexus 7 General] StrangerWeather:
C60 here, flawless, and I'm a perfectionist. Running on Glazed Jelly Bean with Trinity kernel.
[Nexus 7 General] Nexus Phreak:
O own a C60 and a C70 and both are flawless. No screen lift / separation, display bleed, dead pixels, dodgy speakers, etc. And I'm also very picky about my gadgets. :cool:
[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
I to disagree with the op that every nexus 7 device has a issue.. I have one with the screen lift issue.. I Did do a rma to get it replaced. The replacement they SENT Me . Cross shipped .Had a screen issue in a completely different place . At the middle of the bottom. It crumbled under my thumb. The Google Play rep said there must have been a defect in the screen because it should have cracked NOT Crumble and leave glass in my finger..

Anyway my issue with GOOGLE PLAY is they expected me to do another drop ship exchange.. Charge me yet another 250.00

so i paid 278.00 first device

paid 278.00 for cross ship . (money on hold still )

sent the second one back with NO Cross ship they recieved it on 5th of this month .I was told friday it can be another 14-25 days to see my money back..

so if i had cross shipped the replacement back google would have had . 278.00 x 3 of my money with me Having nothing but the one original tablet that still has a issue..

BAD GOOGLE.

sorry op if this is kinda off topic .. Its just something that you forgot to mention . There complete lack of Customer Service After a Sale.. I would go to a different device if there where anything close to speed and size out there. The Fire will outsell this device because its already bad rep with the issues from google ..

Just my opinion.. based on true and proven information...
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
Just realised why my back cover isn't sitting right, it's cos the plastic tab that holds it together on the middle left was broken OUT OF THE BOX!

This is just unacceptable. There is clearly a serious design problem with this device, and every single one has this problem because they all come off the same production line. If your screen is sitting right and your back cover is sitting right, I remain convinced that a problem will appear eventually. There's so much stress in the middle left with the screen being pushed one way and the back cover pulling the other that either the screen or flimsy plastic tab will have to give.

You can call me picky or unlucky until you are blue in the face but the fact remains that the Nexus 7 has a major design flaw.

I also noticed a lot of people who say their Nexus is flawless also admit "I'm not that picky anyway...." as if they do indeed have problems but would rather convince themselves they're not there.
[Nexus 7 General] agtitan:
Cool story bro
[Nexus 7 General] BamAlmighty:
I have had SIX Nexus 7s.

5 of them had screen lift on the left side. The one that didn't have screen lift would have serious touch lag, wouldn't shut down all the way, and the wifi would cut in and out.

Other than screen lift, my sixth N7 works great, so I'm sticking with it. All I can say from this experience is Asus seriously sucks at quality control.

For their next attempt Google needs to tap their Motorola investment despite saying they wouldn't.
[Nexus 7 General] Tomatoes8:
My Nexus 7 has a tiny scratch on my side bezel but otherwise I am fine with it. Even the iPad 3 that I had has crimping discrepancies because metal doesn't bend exactly the same way for each corner so that is just extreme nit picking.

The two One X that I owned were POS though and the forum complaining was quite accurate.
[Nexus 7 General] zamuz27:
I'm interested in hearing the experience of people who have bought the Nexus 7 online from outside the US, in places where the tablet is not being sold in stores. I was ready to get it from either Adorama or B&H since I can't buy it over here in Chile, but hearing some of the issues people have had, I thought the smart thing to do would be to wait for some of the first waves of production to sell out, and buy when the more critical issues (screen separation, dead pixels, flicker) are sorted out. I guess I want to reduce the chance of having to return the tablet. Is now too soon for that?
[Nexus 7 General] lrm537:
I'm on my second unit (C80). The first (C70) was returned because of Wifi problems. Had to be standing over my router to get a sniff of a connection. The second is, as of yet, flawless. Kinda hoping it stays that way too.... Can't be arsed dealing with any issues.
[Nexus 7 General] starskyrob:
Had one with screen lift. then a couple weeks later got a permanent phantom touch right in the center of the digitizer. Had to send it back to Asus being that I bought it at staples. Now waiting for it to get back. Anyone have experience with Asus RMA turnaround time?
[Nexus 7 General] 30Seconds:
We have two that we recently got from the Play store a C8O and a C7O. The C7O just arrived a few days ago and it is perfect, or as perfect as the design allows. The screen is actually recessed into the bezel and the panel itself is one of the better warmer ones.

The screens on our two units are quite different, the C7O has a warm yellow tint and the C8O has a blue tint. The yellow screen unit is far superior as it has more contrast and more realistic colors. Also it seems it may have less screen blur with videos. I'm wondering now if they used up all of the screens they had originally when the Nexus became a big seller and in later models they are using an inferior screen.
[Nexus 7 General] junear:
I had my first device from Walmart which had a screen separation issue. Replaced it and this one is flawless. Trust me, have done lot if testing :)
[Nexus 7 General] :
ordered mine from GameStop a few weeks ago.

flawless build as far as I can see. I've come across none of the issues everyone else has complained about. granted, mine IS c80 though.

I'm absolutely in love with this thing lol.

[Sent via my Google Nexus 7. Pardon errors.]
[Nexus 7 General] MRsf27:
same man, kinda pisses me off when people down asus for their technology. I think they're a great company that makes great stuff. I have absolutely no faults with my nexus 7; it runs smooooth as butter.... can i have some bread so i can spread the buttery goodness?:laugh:
[Nexus 7 General] tkolev:
I do believe because I have two of them :)

C80 if that matters.
[Nexus 7 General] stezo2k:
Mines flawless and my first one too
[Nexus 7 General] shahbaz5588:
yup same here... and i am happy with it
[Nexus 7 General] hbkmog:
Mine has very tiny slight lift on the left hand side. It doesn't really bulge above the frame if you look from the left side. I only discovered it after reading the issue. You can see the slight curve up only if put it almost horizontally from the right hand side. Other than that, I have no other issues with it.

You guys think I should call for a replacement? And if I get my replacement but worse than the original one, can I just send the replacement unit back and keep the old one?
[Nexus 7 General] jordanmw:
I pre-ordered mine and have a single, slightly dim pixel. Still displays colors, just slightly dimmer. This is acceptable, many many devices require that you have more than 4 dead pixels to return. Google offered return anyways, refused it. None of the other issues you describe are present on my device.
[Nexus 7 General] jutley:
mine is not flawless it is perfection.
[Nexus 7 General] spooke:
Just wanted to ask, how many people here have backlight bleed?

Like this,
[Nexus 7 General] Mechanio:
I can't even comprehend returning something 5 times, if I return something once and the replacement is faulty I return it and buy something else.

I haven't had any complaints (and I'm rather picky about my technotoys, having returned a Kindle to get the N7) and I have no idea what you were talking about. But I was willing to consider what you said, so I carefully examined my N7 for the issues you describe. None of them are present in the slightest. I've had this since the week it came out, dreading that each glitch I read about would strike, and none have.

But you are right about perspective and expectation. You might, however, consider the possibility that at this point it is your expectations that could benefit from a second look, rather than assuming everyone without glitches just isn't as savvy as you.
[Nexus 7 General] Yusei:
C80 with bezel defect here.

Instead of changing my device I've called Asus to pick up my device and repair it.