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[Motorola Droid RAZR] brandogg:
Yes it's called Flash Player. Clear the data for Flash, uninstall it, then install the latest one from Adobe's website or find a mirror to it. It works.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] STraver:
I'll try that thanks. Flash player is not listed on google play because it's no longer considered compatible, but I'll keep looking.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] NoobNeutralizer:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28799533

Can't get it on the market anymore...

That thread has the apk...

:)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] STraver:
Just what I needed thanks!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] NoobNeutralizer:
You're welcome...
[Android General] MilkyJoePD:
When you start messing about with custom ROMs, apps and whatnot, you come across setting permissions. It's usually the r-shaped one, but sometimes not. Can I just give (whatever) full/all permissions (clicking all the boxes)?
[Android General] dxppxd:
Well, you can, but it'll probably mess things inside your system, and some apps might not work correctly, and you'll most likely start experiencing lots of bugs after a while.

The above assuming you get a successful boot.
[Android General] dethrat:
Yes you can and it would work but it would be a security risk giving everything access to the file
[Nexus 7 General] barondebxl:
What do you guys think, the note 2 is big enough to serve as a mini tablet. Those of you who have the nexus 7 and plan on getting the note 2, will you get rid of your nexus 7? If you plan on keeping the nexus 7, where will it fit between your computer and your note as far as daily usage?
[Nexus 7 General] dmbrown81:
The biggest thing you need to realize that coming from a former note user is that using it as a "phablet" is a killer on battery life. Plus I used to think that having an asop device with the latest software was overrated but I don't think I can ever go back to anything blurred, sensed or wizzed on.
[Nexus 7 General] slack04:
+1. Never going to waste my time with a non-nexus device again.
[Nexus 7 General] irishrally:
The Note 2 does look pretty badass. We'll see what's inline for the next nexus/nexi, but I'm considering it. I got some funny looks when I tried shoving a Galaxy Note tethered to a display case into my pocket to see if it was too big. Certainly wouldn't get rid of the n7 though.
[Nexus 7 General] thebobp:
Generally I use the device with the bigger screen. So if I had both in hand, I'd probably use the N7. The only difference is that, where I can't take the N7, I'd still have a nice and large screen to work with. Plus, the battery had been saved from when I was using the N7.
[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
Nexus experience is Priceless

I actually looked at the note. With much consideration . Its to big to be a phone and Just to small to be a tablet . I too read about terrible battery life trying to use it for a tablet..

So to me

a 4 inch android smart phone(just really needs to call and offer fast thether)

and a Nexus 7 is perfect combination .

i have a 10 inch acer a500 as well and i know its to big..

The NEXUS Experience is almost Priceless. Im loving it..
[Nexus 7 General] tweake628:
I was planning on getting a note before getting the nexus 7 . Now I have no interest in the note but I have to say the note 2 looks bad ass
[Nexus 7 General] barondebxl:
You got a point. Actually last year, I sold my iPad 2 because I thought my note 1 could replace it as a tablet but it couldn't. Also the battery life does take a hit when you use it as a tablet. But the reason why I ask is because 7 inch vs 5.5 inch. Obviously theres a difference but not like 5.5 inch to 9.7 inch (iPad). I won't get rid of my nexus though:p
[Nexus 7 General] Scythe024:
this is pretty much how i go about it as well. If im home i use the N7, if im out i use the note. its nice having a big device on the go that fits in my pocket. Battery lifes fine on my note, last me all day, but i do carry a fully charged spare in my wallet because it just comes in handy for those super late nights.
[Nexus 7 General] barondebxl:
Make sense, I guess use the nexus at home like you said and the note 2 on the road to have a tablet like experience ( with carrier data connectivity).
[Nexus 7 General] badasscat:
I'm pretty stoked for the Note 2. I actually don't think it's big *enough*, if anything. I would love it if my Nexus 7 made calls (and accessed data over the cell network). Then again, I use data a lot more than I make calls, so I guess it's all in how you use your devices. I make like one call a week on my cell phone, whereas I use my tablets *constantly*. So having a phone that's huge like the Nexus 7 would be a totally acceptable tradeoff in size vs. usability (and stupid-lookingness, I guess), for me.

Anyway, so I'm excited for the Note 2, as pretty much the biggest phone out there (LG announced a phablet today too, but it's not as good), and yeah, I probably will get rid of my Nexus 7 at that time. But that's only because I also have a Xoom. If the Nexus 7 was the only tablet I had, I'd probably keep it for the better battery life and being able to read a book or magazine on it properly. A 5.5" screen is still a little too small for that.

But there's definitely no justification I can make (especially to my wife!) for having a 15" laptop, a 10" tablet, a 7" tablet and a 5.5" phone. There's just not enough I can do on each larger screen that I can't do on the next level down. And the Note 2 can do like 90% of what the Nexus 7 can do, plus make calls, plus take pictures, plus access data on the cell network, plus it's probably actually faster. So the Nexus 7 is probably gonna go, and I'll still have a bigger tablet for when I want one but don't need the laptop. I'll either sell it or give it to my wife, but she insists that she doesn't want a tablet, and anyway she's an Apple person even though she complains all the time about all of her Apple devices.
[Nexus 7 General] foxmeister:
I appreciate this is all about opinion, but from my experience with the Note 1, this isn't true on all accounts.

Firstly on size, yes it is big but that is the whole point of it. When I bought mine this time last year, I bought it to be a companion device to my phone as I felt it would be too large to use as my primary phone. Two days after receiving it, my HTC Sensation was retired and my Note became my daily driver. It fits into my trouser pockets without issue and really feels fine to use as a phone - I see no downside.

I also use my Note as a travel tablet, and it works wonderfully in that guise too. I even use it for work to connect to the VPN with regular RDP sessions and Citrix applications. In some ways, and it is better than the Nexus 7 is this regard since it has the same screen resolution, but no soft keys taking up space. (I'm a little disappointed that the Note 2 drops to 720p)

Last point - battery. Battery life on the Note is great - I regularly get 5+ hours screen on time with my Note which is very good, and since the battery is user replaceable, I can carry a spare or two if I'm expecting to use it heavily. Given the Note 2 has an even more capacious battery, I'm expecting better battery life from it.

For me, the Nexus 7 is for home mostly and the Note for when I'm out an about.

Regards,

Dave
[Nexus 7 General] FallN:
100% agree. I'm really tempted to get a Note 1 or 2 but I can't deal with slow/no updates and touchwiz hi or whatever crappy overlay manufacturers bog the system down with.

I'm going pure Android / Nexus or nothing at all.
[Nexus 7 General] fonseca898:
I also wish the Note 2 was bigger. If it was a 6" 1080p screen with minimal bezel I could see myself ditching the N7 while holding up the Note 2 like a torch of liberty. But while the screen is definitely more eye-friendly than my current S2, it's still going to feel cramped reading books and comics, watching movies and surfing the web. Those are the things that I can't bring myself to use my phone for since purchasing the N7.

As for Touchwiz, Samsung makes rooting painless, and the community will surely port the popular ROMs. Also, you can install Apex or Nova without needing root if you don't like Touchwiz.
[Nexus 7 General] darthpnoy88:
I seriously entertained the thought of getting the GNote2 it really looks sick. Given the slow updates of Sammy when it comes to software is what's turning me off. Maybe the next Nexus will approach phablet territory.
[Nexus 7 General] Kag:
It depends on your preference, i personally won't want 2 devices to both require 2 handed use.

If i need the large screen i'll just switch on wifi hotspot and use it with nexus 7.

But that's just me.
[Nexus 7 General] ScottXe:
Hi are you a existing user of Note? The Note 2 has a bigger battery, 3100 mAh vs 2500 mAh. Would it address your concern enough? I am a bit concern about the weight, 180 g vs 112 g of Samsung Galaxy S2. Could you please share your comments as an actual user. Thanks!

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I am also looking at Note 2 to see if I will replace my Galaxy S2 with it. I strongly believe Note 2 will replace lots of more functions of Nexus 7. I have exact question that what are left to Nexus 7? One thing I am sure to resolve is that MS Office. MS Surface Pro is my dream machine. Is 7" tablet a right form factor? I have no answer at the moment!
[Nexus 7 General] Leechoonhwee:
I can't even figure why would this be a discussion when the Nexus doesn't even have phone function.

I carry my note and nexus 7 everyday and I will do most of my surfing on the tablet. Occasionally I would need to surf on the note and that's when you thank God that you have a 5 incher instead of 4.:)
[Nexus 7 General] mi7chy:
Will likely be using my Nexus 7 less once I add Note II considering that its 1.6GHz Exynos will be faster than my 1.4GHz Exynos Note 10.1 which is faster and smoother than Tegra3 Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 General] rayandreas:
I ctually have the note 1, the nexus 7, and the note 10.1 and love all 3 devices. The note is my hybrid phone that is in a class to itself. Nothing out there like it. I will be getting the note 2. My nexus 7 is perfect for my flashoholic junkie fixes I need and I love the fluidity of JB and the purity of it. I use this as a family tablet for me and the kids. The note 10.1 is my mack daddy tablet that I use for school. I'm a registered nursing student and it's perfect for what I do. It to is super fluid and clean.

I love all my devices and won't part with any.
[Nexus 7 General] cmit37:
I have both the note 1 and nexus 7. I bought the note before the nexus and although the note is fantastic the battery life is poor if used as a tablet. I bought an extended battery with the larger back cover for it and it now works well in terms of battery life when used as a tablet but it is also twice the thickness.

Since buying the nexus I use the note a lot less as a tablet and now regret not getting a smaller phone. Also the only Android phone I will buy again will be a Nexus. Had the G1, Galaxy S and now the Note previously.
[Nexus 7 General] dmbrown81:
Yes I had the original ATT since launch and I loved it. I solved the battery issue by purchasing extra batteries but it just became a hassle carrying a lot accessories around with me. I do hope the larger battery in the note 2 will make a difference but I personally think it will be very marginal if that device is going to making phone calls and used for other tablet functions.
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
The Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 7 is a pretty good combo, GNex has nice large screen for choosing music or playing cut the rope on the bus, but for serious stuff I thether from my GNex to my N7. The whole system just works.
[Nexus 7 General] joeque:
I had the note, then switched to this combo ^^ as much as I loved the note I wouldn't part with my gnex & n7
[Nexus 7 General] Rycon33:
Note2?

The next nexus phone together with the current nexus 7 will be an awesomely epic combo. :D

Tapatalked from my Ace 2
[Off-topic] skyrocket23:
I thought i would share some wallpapers

Enjoy
[Off-topic] Archer:
There have been plenty of wallpaper threads before. Please search in future before creating threads.

Thread closed.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] fred_be9300:
I added Q9, Q10, Q11
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] jesslynh:
noob question

I'd really like to know how to do a 'full wipe' of my device since some ROMs suggest it.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] Ace Melon:
Flashed a rom, now my device looks pretty. nothing downloads and it's lost its usb connectivity. please advise?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] vastril4o:
issue 1

I have looking for this tread for two days, google not help much :)

Whet i install ICS the flashing display issue occure, and 10x to this tread, now i will try to install UELA3 first and i will post if it is work or not. Hope to work becouse i do like ICS on GT 7310 but im sick of restart the tablet evry 30min if i dont tuch it :)

What i have try (for issue 1) :

Install HC 3.2 again and enter in odin recovry mode for swipe cache and date, becouse on ics i cant see the recovry mode. Then install ics again and the problem is back. Maybe its some kernel problem becouse the problem can be seen and in odin???

Maybe if i install the the USA 3.1 or 3.2 is it possible to upgrade from kies??? Becouse if i change the rom i have spot that my tablet is connecting again to kies :D YEI

EDIT: After install UELA3 evrything is looking normal, my problem/issue1 is now fiewd and i can wake up my tablet after sleep :)

After 2 days im happy to find this thread and fix my problem :)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] fred_be9300:
With the arrival of many new p7300 ROM's these questions are being raised again... So a little bump.

Note that at least the OpenAustria p7300 XXLQ6 ROM includes a bootloader, so issue number 1 can probably also be resolved with that ROM, instead of the old solution.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] harry_fine:
Fred isn't that nvram_net.txt?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] fred_be9300:
Yes, I guess you are right. I first read about this in August in the gt 10.1 forum, and several posts mentioned nvram.txt, probably copying the mistake from each other. I'm updating the OP, but I'm waiting to access a laptop currently used by family member.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] shiko80:
I've flashed the OpenAustria ICS on my P7300 via Odin.

Is this a valid CWM Recovery which I also can flash for the P7300 or is there another link. This is the only one I found:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30839339&postcount=52

Is there also the ICS stock recovery somewhere available?

Thanks!
[Droid 2 Global General] reanjo:
So I recently bought a Droid 2 Global off of ebay. I got the phone and it was relatively fine. It came with the android 2.3.3 system. I decided that I want to flash cyanogenmod onto it. I rooted it and that went fine. I then attempted to open up the cyanogenmod from clockworkmod recovery. This didnt work. I kept getting an error message. So I gave up and did a factory reset and wiped everything. Unfortunately this solved none of my problems. The phone would boot up only to get stuck at the motorola "m". I couldnt go into either the stock recovery or the clockworckmod. I thought maybe if I pull the battery, my sd card, and the sim card things would get better. Nope. The phone wouldnt even turn on after that. Maybe its a battery issue? I let it charge in the wall charger all night. Currently its on only when plugged into the wall and is still stuck at the "m".

I have no idea what to do anymore. Any help would be appreciated!!
[Droid 2 Global General] sloosecannon:
Have you heard of "sbf" ing?

I'll try to find a link...

SBFing allows you to install a complete stock firmware image - should fix those problems. Factory data resetting only deletes all of your data (everything past the /data partition)

Your android system (OS, firmware, etc, etc) is in the /system partition

If you got an error while installing CM, you may have put it into a bootloop - depending on where the error was at. Installing a rom starts by formatting the /system partition, then copies the CM version of /system from the zip file. If you got an error after the format, then you don't have an os to boot from. Also that means your recovery is gone. That means your only choice is an SBF. (what you did is commonly called soft-bricking)

(any mods/devs may correct me as needed but I'm fairly sure this is right...

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Links can be found on a text file on my website. It's at ftp:// kd8rho (dot) net (slash) factory_reset_links.txt

I can't post links, so that's what I have to do... I hate these new member restrictions!

Link for rsdLite: link 1 on the text file

rsdLite is the program you need to use to sbf back to stock.

They have instructions on there, but you need to use the sbf file found at link 2 on the text file, instead of the one on their page.

Instructions:

Download rsdLite.

Install rsdLite

download the sbf file above (NOT THE ONE ON CYANOGENMOD'S SITE!!!!!)

use the instructions to flash the SBF

If you get an error or can't flash, follow the instructions on link 3 on the text file
[Droid 2 Global General] sd_shadow:
if your phone is stuck at the m

most likely not charging

if battery gets too low, it will be unusable

try ezSBF

also lots of links sd_shadow's list of links for Droid FAQs, SBF, Rooting, ROMs.... https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Goawxdx_UBF4Y8lqzHYWf8Ha3yUcRK4faq0UWIlXLWA/edit
[Droid 2 Global General] jabberwockish:
Reference the DROID Wiki for instructions on re-flashing stock firmware and information about the different firmware versions available. Note that if your phone has ever had the newest firmware version installed (4.5.629/Android 2.3.4) it will not boot after flashing any older version.

If you are able to boot into ClockworkMod Recovery, you may still be able to flash CyanogenMod without first re-flashing a stock firmware. Be sure to select a CM build based on the same kernel version as the one installed on your phone (if your Motorola "M" logo during boot is red, you have a Gingerbread kernel; if it's white/silver, you have a Froyo kernel). Official builds of CM target the Froyo kernel only; unofficial builds work with the Gingerbread kernel and are generally better-adapted to the specific model handset you're using. Look in other threads on this forum or on RootzWiki for information on and download links for unofficial builds.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Mahkus:
Well after doing TONS of reading, soul searching, and complaining about this under performing phone, I have decided to flash my first rom ever. I don't know if I am just tired of TW or maybe that what the problem is after all . I guess I will soon find out. Battery is charged to 92% and can't wait! BTW I will be flashing XTREMEPERIA V5 . I love the look of this particular rom and it seems to function well. I'm just tired of the same look day in and day out of my phone and need something different.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] don728871:
Flash a cm 9 rom u can change the theme and over all the first experience is simple
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] TheLastSidekick:
A good ROM (is currently my DD). I wish this was my first ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Mahkus:
Good to know. I'm glad I made a good choice.I have had a few android devices, nothing like some people. I thought this phone would be the answer, but with it randomly rebooting and freezing all the time, I'm just fed up. If this experiment works, I'm stoked, if not, then I may be off to WP8 and a Lumia 920 or HTC 8x.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Strelok1987i:
I would recommend CM9 or AOKP ICS, but that's mainly because I'm an AOSP nut. I've heard good things about the Xperia rom but to me it just doesn't have that clean AOSP look that I love (and wish I had bought a GNex for!)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NextGenROM:
I would suggest an AOSP ROM!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] DigitaL BlisS:
CM9.1 Stable - awesome ROM. Better battery life than CM9. Major plus over TW based ROMs is the theme chooser.

CM10 - not really DD material as many people have mixed results from phone to phone. Prone to have Sleep of Deaths and Random Reboots. Aside from the bugs, it's the fastest and snappiest ROM available (in my experience).

CM10 Superlite - the latest version (4.0) is based off a pretty stable build. Once you tune it right and break it in, it's FAST! Lots of features/bloat that I never really used were taken out... some that I did use though, but I can live without em (Browser sync is the only one really, well that and Picasa but I think that could be added DLing Google+, but not sure as it may be missing some dependencies).

Jedi Mind Trick - the BEST TW based ROM out in my opinion. Can't speak much on V9 yet since I have yet to flash it, but V6-V8 were all excellent. If you don't want to go the AOSP route and prefer faster data speeds (aside from decent battery life, this is probably AOSPs biggest flaw, slow data), then this is the way to go imho! I think it also has better battery life than all AOSP ROMs (CM9/10/AOKP).

And that's it. I've tried other ROMs but these ones all ran the best for me. I also want to check out Eugene's Vanilla ICS, but waiting on him to upload the newest version before giving it a try :). Apparently he fixed the data issues that plague all AOSP ROMs. Anyway, good luck! We have quite the selection at our disposal.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Dugan1017:
AOKP ICS Milestone 6 July 15. Plus I added Google Now with a separate zip.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Mahkus:
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I will certainly keep them in mind. I flashed XTREMEPERIA v5 last night and it all works flawlessly. I was in the mood for something different and that rom certainly is different.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Danilynne:
Well this is my first post

..I have to say i am a self taught newby flasher and i was extremely nervous and anxiety hit after i did my first flash and i'm like OMG did i brick my phone?,lol

I didn't thank god but now i am addicted. My fav developer thus far ptmr3 he's awesome. I'm trying to get my posts up so i can "advance" lol to the developers forum..I want to be able to test ROMS and give my opinions.

But anyway goodluck and don't worry it's easier then it look's..:laugh:

Hope i'm doing this right:confused:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dsg32:
excellent nkoxto

Awesome and congratulations! I first taught myself with my old MyTouch 4G and have rooted friends phones and have flashed ROMs. I finally got the courage to sign up to do what you are doing, to test ROMs and give my opinion on them.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Mahkus:
The first phone I ever rooted was a MyTouch 3g. Man I hated that phone also. I'm really enjoying XTREMEPERIA rom. Just about everything works with the exception of not receiving email notification and an auto rotate bug. The auto rotate I fixed by fixing permissions. I'm still working on the email. This can certainly get addictive with all the new roms coming out recently, so happy flashing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ksrikanthreddy777:
Stock ICS is the best. I tried almost all ROMs. Battery life is best in Stock ICS. UI is imp but kills battery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dsg32:
The MyTouch 4G was and still is a great phone, I had a DD jellybean rom, only problem was camera was twitchy and no video recording but I never use it. I switched to the GS2 because my friend upgraded to the GS3 and gave me his gs2. I'm really liking the bigger screen lol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] steve adams:
I'm using a modified Jedi rom. Battery life and speed are way way improved over stock ics. I tried custom visuals, but they killed the battery. So no more of these. Go launcher eats battery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] blackangst:
Welcome to the madness :)