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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AppReviewBros:
I guess I will wait for the next release as everybody seems to have the same problem with camera not working properly.

I am using the 20121019 release and it is truly a masterpiece!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
OMG i cant hang all The people commenting on my blog :/

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] LegendM:
igio90

What about sunday monday news :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
I will release an update today containing fix camera and poweramp

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pepsyone:
Here no problem camera with kernel dore
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
PowerAMP fix available un my blog!!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronieta:
After flashing Dorimanx-V5.90 the phone don't start, only black screen, any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SachsenPowl:
Already flashed, works fine here! Wohoo thank you igio :) smoothest rom ever! Love to play with my phone on your rom

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abaddon:
could you add dsp manager back? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
flash this

http://dorimanx.shine.sk/kernels-jb/Kernel_Dorimanx-V7.4--JB-MALI-15-26--20-10-12-SGII-PWR-CORE.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronieta:
Thank, with that one it boots fine. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jantonio23:
May I ask if SpiritFM Radio app is compatible on this?

The only reason why I don't like AOKP ROMs is there is no stock FM radio app.

But since this ROM looks pretty good and stable based on reviews, this might be the first ROM I'll try..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aekaon:
Since this rom is 4.1.2, sometime my phone can not wake up from deep sleep mode. How I solve it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
Yes, you can use spirit!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Metallaxis:
Thank you!

The link for 21-10 however in the post is bad. It links to "Lock in status bar 18-10.zip". I had to replace the "18" with a "21" in the link to get the download. Maybe you should fix it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] .malo2000:
Done ;)

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Whit this zip you can come back to real weather icons in lockscreen :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pepsyone:
Problem app clock couldn't set the alarm clock how can i fix
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
clear application data ;)

Milano dove?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrjonnyrock:
Hi,

Does this ROM auto mount the ext. SD Card?

and can i use the Dorimanx kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGio90:
Yes and yes (7.4 JB mali patched)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] duff91:
in rom control, when i tap on vibration is FC
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pepsyone:
Solved rifleshando the roms from head and then to new kernel dori everything ok now

milano provincia corsico
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scottyf79:
Alternative wallpaper to match my banner

Long press and save the image below

Use Wallpaper Wizardrii to set (free from playstore)

:::: For Best Result use the options: No Scroll & Scale ::::

Work in Progress so please be kind, im still learning how to use all the features in photoshop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adioph:
Please post DSP please. It was removed in 1021 release. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xenneco:
you can download power amp or ecualizer
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] steve61866:
After receiving the OTA update from Verizon, my phone has been having issues. Apps will close unexpectedly and the screen will blank out for a sec randomly. I posted a replay to an update thread in the general forum and only got a responce that it was caused by a piracy app. My phone is stock unrooted and I don't have any piracy apps on it. I did download the stock image from the Samsung update site. Will I loose my apps if I flash this with odin? Also, has anyone else had similar issues with the update? I have put off rooting my phone, since I haven't really felt a need up to this point. I have been very happy with this phone up to this point. The app closings and blank screens are getting rather annoying.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] blaZeR2:
If flashed in odin you will loose all data present on the device as it formats sys/.

if you want to keep your apps try titanium backup. if you do decide to flash a stock image id recommend root66. so long as you have root you can use something like ROM manager to fix permissions if this problem occurs again. Usually fixing permissions will clear this up.

Of course if you flash a custom recovery you have a lot more choices when something like this occurs im sure you've heard nandroid tossed about these forums often, well its a life saver. good luck!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
That's why the iPhone has those mesmerizing screen transition animations. Supposed to help relieve the headache after all the frustration. J/K.

:silly:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
If you have a mac is easier to import your Google contacts to iCloud, or you can set up Gmail as a exchanged account and will import and update all your contacts automatically (kind of like android) anyways, I'm about to return my iPhone 5 is amazing looking device but not for my needs like I said before, the only thing I miss the most(besides a few apps) is battery life in stand by, really good phone not my cup of tea tho
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] da-pharoah:
Nice to see your in the Galaxy... :) the cryphones will never be better then android. They have no comparison.. you take a phone that does things and can't be changed and "compare" it to a phone that let's u do whatever you want on it.. I just never see it as a fair comparison.. that's like saying the cryphones are a Datsun and the androids are lambos... and then people say the cryphones are better.. there are in different leagues altogether. Cryphones = lockdown no customization like android... but glad to see u here. Many people waste so much time n money on apple.. and now its biting them in the wallet and a$$... he he he I love it. BTW if u have a DSLR cannon camera check out chainfire's DSLR controller app.. I just found it yesterday and I can control my camera with my phone... its so dope!!! Sgs3 BEST PHONE I'VE HAD YET. PERIOD. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Darmokk:
Lots of valid points, but overall it's just an issue with competing ecosystems. You had already had some Androids, so most of your ecosystem was setup through gmail and google.

For a Mac user coming over to an Android phone, much of the same problems pop up (no easy itunes music/podcasts integration, etc)

But overall just by its open source nature, Android is much easier to work with and setup. And conversely since Apple likes to control all aspects of user experience, you don't get all the features and selling points (i.e. the iPhone is so "easy" to use!) unless you are subscribed to the entire Apple ecosystem.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] da-pharoah:
Only way I'd go apple products is if I edited lots n lots of videos... Apple wins that battle all day. But that's there PC and not mobile...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Tmo has really fast data at DFW, wasn't able to leave the airport hah but in it the 4g was great. For ringtones you can just longpress a song in the media player. No need to even move it.

My gmail calendar syncs between my iPad/net/phone perfectly. Haven't tried contacts but I'm sure there is a way. iOS is definitely a different experience though. I really like the app tray on android too. But iOS has the advantage of searching when you hit home twice.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] da-pharoah:
Google now has that same feature...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Darmokk:
Video and/or Photos (i work with both) so I do run Macs at home. For mobile I'm with you though, loving my GSIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] zer0trip:
Since I do not do any media creation I have no reason to keep an apple product. I use my S3 and my Nexus 7 for almost all of my day to day use.

Otherwise I use my little netbook but those times are getting further and further in between.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] witeboy07:
I was interested in the iPhone 5, but now that you reviewed here and I'd an android user before, I will just wait for the note 2. I do like Apple products, just hate the Apple company...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RebDovid:
What's wrong with being a girl, or queer?

I bought a Samsung Vibrant on the recommendation of a queer woman.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Isn't that the universal search feature that got disabled?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CrimzonEyed:
I just though I share my story here:

My HTC desire died because of to much freedom after 1.5 year of custom ROM flashing and partition profile switching(hboot).(I think I have switched between all available ROMs for the HTC Desire before it died one months ago)

I always flashed a new ROM because non of them was what I wanted.

Sure Oxygen was awesome but it sopped to receive updates.

MIUI was awesome but it stopped to to receive updates. (For Desire)

I spent most my time on Gingerbread and ICC custom ROMS and always had stability issues.

I know that if I get an iPhone I will still get updates for it 2 years from now.

If I get a galaxy S3 I will get jellybean but after that there is nothing promising that I will get Key lime pie.

When I get an iPhone all apps in the app store will work on it without problem.

That is maybe the case for galaxy S3. But it's not guaranteed.

I'm also tired of all the customization options. It's great to be able to customize so much but I never was able to get it exactly how I wanted it to be anyway.

The iPhone isn't nearly have as much customize options. But still, it's enough for me and I used MIUI ROM so it reminds a lot of the iOS.

I never even used widgets after a while because widget made my already crappy battery run out of ´cream´ even faster.

I'm still thinking of maybe take a S3 though because of the iPhone seems to have a bit of problems(easy scratches and some other minor stuff)

Though the S3 in my eyes is REALLY big. I can still cancel my order on the iPhone so if anyone after reading this can convince me to get the S3. Please go ahead.

I really loved my time with android. But I kind of got sick on it. Maybe if I try both the iPhone 5 and GSIII I can finally make a 100% accurate choice.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RebDovid:
I won't try to dissuade you. If T-Mobile hadn't given me a good deal to stay, or I weren't on T-Mobile to start with, I might have decided to give the iPhone 5 a try. That said, my understanding from a relative who happily uses Apple products is that, if as I do you use Google calendar and Gmail, then there's no significant advantage to the iPhone over the Galaxy S III. What you're left with is a choice between two very good products, each of which has advantages and disadvantages.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] 1SiK1500:
So you preordered a phone? What provider? Then used it and didnt like it. Then you got a S3 today and you have already rooted it? Judging by your sig?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jpirog:
@OP I moved to the dfw area a few months ago and had Sprint. nearly two months went by, I had absolutely no service and they said it's because they're "upgrading". I don't call that much of an upgrade if I can't even make calls. And the wimax was still awful. So you made the right choice switching. I also switched to tmo, got an amazing deal and am loving the 4g, WiFi calling, and service in general. Plus the s3 makes it that much sweeter.

If you haven't yet, make sure to call and ask them to add the free WiFi calling onto your account.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CrimzonEyed:
I'm going to visit a local store and try out the S3 and check if it's possible to get my interest back to android.

Than only time will tell if I decide to cancel the order or not and get the S3 instead.

Also the 4G version of the Galaxy S3 is not released here in Sweden yet I think.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aria807:
I had T-Mobile to begin with (grandfathered with unlimited data). My plan doesn't end until December, but I figured I got tired of flashing unstable roms on my Nexus S that I'd give iPhone a try, as people kept saying "oh it's so easy to use and it's so stable". I used the iPhone 5 from Friday afternoon till Saturday night. I ran into too many customization / sync issues where I just had enough of it and I wiped the phone clean and ready to be returned. Sunday came and I called up Sprint, and cancelled my plan and set up my phone to be returned. Afterwards, went over to T-Mobile as I have the itch for a new phone. Spoke w/ the rep at the store and turns out I could upgrade my account for some reason (though I kept thinking I had to wait the full 2 years to upgrade my line). So picked up the GS3 right then and had everything up and running. I was already using ParanoidAndroid 2.13 on my Nexus S, so it wasn't difficult to get everything up and running. This is much improved over my last phone. 2GB ram vs 512MB (380MB usable) and 1.5GHz+ (oc'd to 1.7 via LeanKernel) vs 1.2GHz Marmite Kernel. GS3 was an overall much better experience.

As for the iPhone, it's a great phone (smooth, fast, and pretty). Great build quality and finish and amazing display. It did feel more delicate as the surface seemed a bit more prone to scratches (back and sides). Mine however was fine, but I don't speak for everyone. The anodized aluminum is more likely to get scratched, and I got the white one so it is less noticeable. The GS3, even though plastic, actually seemed more durable to everyday use, as one would probably not want to constantly worry about scratching the beautiful iPhone shell. Also accessories are scarce for the iPhone. My case was pre-ordered, and still not shipped out today. Cancelled that as I no longer plan on sticking with the iPhone. Also trying to get additional USB->Lightning cables was going to cause me to have to wait another 2-3 weeks due to backorder.

As for Sprint, they had deceptive LTE advertising. I canceled well within the 14 day trial period ( < 72 hours to be exact). Sprint's 3G is the equivalent of dialup. T-mobile's 4G, even though not real 4G, is still comparable to cable/dsl speeds. Fios-like speeds of LTE is great, but not necessary. Just thinking about the data cap from AT&T or Verizon, as I'm not grandfathered on those plans, would mean constant worry about if I'm hitting cap or not. But anyways, I didn't sign up for Sprint to use my iPhone on WiFi or wait the 1-2 years till they finally finish rolling out LTE in DFW.

BTW, did you end up paying any termination fees? You stated 2 months went by. I just figured, I'd GTFO ASAP haha. Sprint's 3G was unacceptable in today's terms.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CAZADOR64:
Yup Apple sucks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Apple might suck but at least they do not treat customers like ****. Samsung pushes new devices every three months(look at i9305 version). All those guys that spent $800 for the device now are screwed cuz sammy saying oh forget those $800, now we got a better device. What cost you $800 now costs only $450. While apple iphone keeps its value during the whole year until a new one comes out.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Roamin64:
Just hold menu (left of home button) for 2 sec, and a global search pops up for your GSIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
No... it takes me to google websearch.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
It was the same You can't search in devices anymore cause apple sue Google over it so they had to take it off, weird thing jb supports it tho
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Yea I already said this in the thread but I guess no one believed me.

I like the stock iOS calendar better because the icon shows the date and not just 31. I also hate these stupid touch buttons cuz I always hit back trying to type in landscape.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] papabear:
Really? Considering that Apple has the worst warranty/repair crap on the planet. I mean, any other phone you buy (and pay insurance for) Should be able to get a replacement, whether its warranty or insurance. Instead of getting D in the A.

Friend of mine had new iPHAIL for a couple months.. had a hardware issue, which is warranty. Had to pay 140$ to replace it. Bulldookie!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
Landscape the phone on the other side?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dannyyyyy:
Haha how you enjoying your new galaxy s3? Amazing huh? :cool:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sunoryjim:
SGS3 owner here. I just issued myself a new iPhone5 for work (to replace a BlackBerry 9650) and after spending a few hours with it, I came to the conclusion that this would be a great phone for the aged and mentally challenged.

I also find it mind-boggling to know that people actually camped-out overnight for this thing.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
This is like asking me to put my pants on right leg first!! I'll see if I can reprogram my brain and if it actuallly helps. Thanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] iloveandroid16:
Really? You left the iphone for a inferior S3, i have mines & im in love with it. It's faster than the S3 & has better build quality... lets not forget the screen!!

. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-5...laxy-s3-displays-go-head-to-head-iphone-wins/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
Is there a reason you're still on a galaxy s3 forum lol? Kinda wasting your time

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Lmfao
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Apple makes highest quality products. Do not be ridiculous now.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Ascertion:
Embedded battery, lack of sd card slot, iOS6 maps, 1440mAh battery, smaller screen, closed source, and limited to modification. The screen size would've been a nice touch, if they added width.

The only big addition I think is the lte connectivity, which Androids supported for quite a bit now.

To the guy that said Samsung treats their customers wrong, you've got it all wrong. It's the technology world. The day you open your phone it's already been succeeded by a new phone. And Samsung still sends OTAs to their devices. Apple is just overpriced and for the people that aren't good with details.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
If you have ever had to deal with what they call business strategy then you would be able to understand. Otherwise do not even try to cuz you won't have the slightest idea what sammy does;)

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] juanflight:
I disagree with you here, 10 years ago your statement was true, now days... not so true. I've been in the graphic / advertisement business for the past almost 20 years, and I've seen the evolution of both platforms. Apple used to be the only one in the market years ago... pc just wasn't stable enough for you to even write 3 lines without the machine crashing on you..... (good times) pc begun improving their system to the point that software developers noticed the difference and started porting their applications to pc . while pc was too busy working on improving their system, apple was having lots of fun vacationing in the beach and not too many big improvements (or evolution) happened through the years.

Now days only old fashioned studios/agencies are working apple only. While they are still a few apple base programs standardized in the industry, those programs are looking into how to port into pc.

Whats going to happen next? Who knows... maybe we'll all end up in Linux, or maybe back to crApple if they ever decide to evolve....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CrimzonEyed:
oh my another religious war emerged.

And if anyone as much as type opensource and sits on windows....

Please take your personal religious war and leave our forums.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
Hear of the loose batteries in some iPhones? Heard that the Genius' just tape it up so it doesn't move and send you on your way. :eek:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] da-pharoah:
lmao!! Nice one!

You do make a good point there. But that shows my expertise about it.. but yea I could see that happening with all the evolution of PC... pretty cool I guess all the good hackers started with dos then used effin windows.. then been at Linux ever since. I never really used Linux until android came in my life. I didn't have the need.. now.. still EFF windows but I love Linux. Its pretty dang cool.. oh and the only time I ever wanted to buy an apple computer too was when they first got the Intel CPU... I thought that was just cool and I wanted one to dual boot Mac and PC. But then I slapped myself and realized that was just stupid. I would never use the crapple os...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] redhooka:
They're taped down with double sided tape at the factory.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] iloveandroid16:
Im so sick of people saying apple is over price!!!! What is Samsung then? They match the price of apple, ex: Galaxy tab 10.1 $500 16gb $600 32 gb which is the same as the iPad. S3 = $650 IPhone 5= $650. All made with cheap materials.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] adslee:
We don't need this crap on XDA, they're both great phones that cater to different people.

Glad OP came back from the iPhone, Android does things differently and it's always nice to see more and more users realize just how well Android does these things :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Scartaris12:
I absolutely love my s3. I can't imagine ever owning an iphone. I'll admit I was slightly intrigued by the iPhone 5. But after watching the keynote address I was literally laughing. They didn't bring hardly any new features to the table.

I'll admit. I do love my iPad 3. It works flawlessly and I love the app selection. But for a phone I just don't think you can go wrong with android. Also everything from my android phone syncs flawlessly to my iPad without any 3rd party apps.

Once I finally got this bad boy rooted I was even more in love. I'm running AOKP right now and it's about as close to perfect as I can imagine.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CrimzonEyed:
Tested both a iPhone 5 and Galaxy s3 today at The phone house. Tested a lot of different games and apps and some general feel stuff

I'm in the middle of canceling my order of the iPhone.

....

Yea I'm back!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aria807:
Yes I am glad to be back :D Played around with the GS3 some more and I feel more comfortable using this than an iPhone, as stable as their OS may be and things just works. The lack of customization just doesn't cut it for me. I'm not like a 50-60 yr old CEO/Director of a company that doesn't have time to tinker with a phone. I think I spent more time trying to get the iPhone to do what I wanted it to do (convert all my Google stuff over and running into walls, finding proper accessories as there are too many to choose from yet all backordered, etc...) than I spent getting the GS3 to be set up exactly like how my Nexus S was (I'm on the same ParanoidAndroid rom - rooted / custom rom'd on the 1st day). Overall, just better experience for me on Android.

I think the iPhone is just more on looks, and with looks you end up worrying too much about getting scratches on the phone because it's so delicate. Build quality may be a lil bit better as well on the iPhone, but the GS3 isn't at all bad by any means.

I didn't mind toying with the idea of owning an iPhone. It would have been a great experiment as the last Apple product I owned was an iPod Nano back in 2009. Unfortunately, I ran into more walls and doubts than I felt comfortable with the switch-over. And asides from the iPhone itself, I was shafted on the service provider end because lack of LTE. Figured it was a sign to stick with Tmobile and grab that GS3.