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[Asus Transformer TF700] lafester:
yeah that's exactly the same method i used with no luck.

for .30 i just used the full update file from asus. i had just about given up and should have since nvflash came out a week later.

really just wanted the hardware updates at the time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] urrlyx:
yeah i hear ya. wankers, sneakin in a signature check on us like that!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mexiking713:
Today's daily deal is the Androidified Clone Army for ASUS Nexus. $5 off the regular price for anybody that is interested

http://www.cruzerlite.com/daily-deal/cruzerlite-androidified-clone-army-for-asus-nexus-7
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] NICEGYPT:
Why my phone don't do anything like this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjqrl5KOBr0&feature=related

I asked when is Halloween like he said and my came out by check your calender :)

Is there any different between the tmobile version and international version?

I also tried the screenshot by waving my hand on the screen nothing happened as well.

I also have this robot women not like this guy.

Is there anything i have to enable to make this future work?

Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rockneo:
Ummmm can we get a translator here?!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] NICEGYPT:
What I said here made you confuse and want a translator:confused:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
my tmo s3 does all that. with any new settings. just common sense
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markor13:
Umm my phone does all of that right of the box.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
The swipe screenshot is way more difficult than it should be and on jb it's home+power at the SAME exact time.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Its like that on ics as well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] redhooka:
You have to enable gestures for the palm swipe screen shot.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
No you don't, you just have to swipe right otherwise won't work
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
You definitely have to have motion enabled.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] NICEGYPT:
That's correct dude. You have to have motion enabled. Then swipe your hand right or left on the screen. I got it anyways, I think most of the future he has in this video is a apex launcher future. I got most of it. But my s-voice is crap.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackdir:
Hi everybody,

I have a new tablet based on Allwinner A10 cpu (the device is called mediacom 932i but it is probably a clone of a chinese product); the stock rom provided by the manufacturer (in img format not zip) is based on android 4.0.4. The rom is working quite well apart from the fact that there is no way to access to text to speech settings. in standard settings panel it misses the configuration option for text to speech settings and if you install a new tts engines such as Ivona, when you press access tts configuration from the program itself its says that settings application crashed.

I would like to try to fix this issue. On my nexus s I have a perfectly working cyanogen based on android 4.0.4 and I was wonderi g if I can trasplant (copy) some files / libraries to make tts work also on this tablet.

More in general can someone explain me what are the files, library, apks required to make tts work?

Thanks a lot & regards,

Davide (aka blackdir)
[TouchPad General] shumash:
If you want to try another flavor of ROM based off of ICS 4.04, AOKP MIlestone 6, try this:

RandomKing's RandomROM Falcon v 1.3

I like it and would not have known about it except that it showed up as a compatible ROM in GooManager.

NOTE!

: I AM NOT THE DEVELOPER, NOR CAN I ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT IT. I'M JUST INFORMING THE COMMUNITY IT EXISTS.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
I found it the same way and have been using it myself for about a week now . no problems the only thing i changed were the e-mail and contacts back to standard rather than inverted black and white . plus i like the ability to have sound with my boot animation an option that is not available with the regular Nightly or the AOKP&CM9Remix by SGA .
[TouchPad General] sayeef:
How does it compare to the other roms in term of smoothness and performance?
[TouchPad General] sayeef:
Just flashed this rom and I'm liking it.

Trebuchet should be taken out though if Nova launcher is included.

Ran AnTuTu OCd @ 1.78ghz and got a score of 7317 and the highest FPS on the men in armour was 57fps
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
After having the various CM9 nightlies I am trying out the 1.1 version of this ROM. So far so good... seems pretty snappy. I haven't found anything that doesn't work so far. I chose Nova as the default launcher (seemed to have come with Nova pre-installed?).

Question... how do you change the default email color scheme. Its hard to read. Thanks!
[TouchPad General] Stryeguy:
Give this ZIP a try in TWRP/CWM:

http://db.tt/Dp221gce

It's a universal inverted Gapps that I use in most of the ROMs I install on the TP. If need be, you could always extract the gmail APK from the ZIP and push it to /system (after changing permissions, of course).

Let me know if this helps you out - I'm curious about this build - and I would like to give it a go, too.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
:) Thanks! The universal inverted GAPPs works great and solved the problem. Many thanks.

Btw, so far I have been able to run all apps I would before using the CM nightlies including youtube , Netflix. No lag at all between screens and everything things to work as fast as before. I believe the dev focuses on battery length but so far it seems to last about the same as my experience with most of the more recent nightlies. Unfortunately wifi is also about what I experienced under CM9 (and weaker than webOS).

I will stay with this a while and see if it continues to be problem free and if any apps have a prob under the new ROM.

Again, thanks for your help, and let me know if I can answer any more questions.
[TouchPad General] chicle_11:
The link in the OP takes you to version 1.0. 1.1 you can find in Goo Manager.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
This Link has all of RandomKing's DL . Just click on tenderloin then roms .

http://goo.im/devs/RandomKing . There are some useful tools there as well which are detailed on his site .
[TouchPad General] djbenny1:
question - the title of this thread says v1.1 but its only 1.0 on his site as far as i can see? did you make a typo?

EDIT - never mind, i found the v1.1 on goomanager, but its not listed on his site.

OP. can you please host this on google docs or something??

goo manager is a complete POS for downloading. mine is freezing at like 2MB every time.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
The link i gave above you post has all his available Downloads including some useful apps
[TouchPad General] RandomKing:
Goo is a decent website, and you can go to my space to download. Goo Manager can tell you when a new version is released, which I find pretty useful. 1.1 is currently the newest version, and I've finally updated the website to reflect the proper link. I agree, Goo Manager itself is a little slow and its easier to download straight from the site. I will not provide support outside of my page for this particular rom, but seeing more than 250 downloads on the latest version, I will continue to improve the rom whenever I can.
[TouchPad General] Oldpapa49:
I gave this try and found out compared to cm9 9/30th it does have a higher battery drain while asleep.. ~-800 vs -45 avg

Both roms connect to my WiFi 5ghz

Other than that the rom seems decent to use if you don't mine the heavy battery drain.

Understand that I clear everything after I made my backup to try the rom, so to say it was on a nearly clean install.
[TouchPad General] RandomKing:
That big of a battery improvement? I'll have to test that out next. I do mind the heavy battery drain.
[TouchPad General] Oldpapa49:
Let me know, I be happy to test and let you know..
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Interesting. I just checked mine and while asleep mine ranged from a low of -43 mA to to an outlier high of -74 mA, and most of the between -46mA and -48mA. Once I wake it up it varies greatly... -122mA to -820mA, but I am guessing that is dependent on what I am doing (I was watching a lot of Clapton and Knopfler YouTubes) :cool:. Are these numbers more in line with what you were thinking RandomKing? Any other battery stat I can provide that might help?
[TouchPad General] RandomKing:
How are you guys measuring this loss? And what is the rate? My tablet averages a little less than 1 percent battery loss an hour while asleep.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Using Battery Monitor app. When I switch to %/hr state it appears to fluctuate between 0% to under 2% loss/hr. I'd guess it would average to around 1% per hour.

Btw I am pretty happy with battery on this ROM, not as good as webOS and definitely less than iOS but pretty good for Android and I think better than CM9. Now, if I could somehow I improve my wifi I'd be golden... :D
[TouchPad General] Oldpapa49:
I give it a go again and check, maybe somethings was not correct
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
One thing to check, under wifi > advanced > wifi on all the time only when plugged in. Another easy and cheap fix is downloading RootDim from Play Store, which allows you to lower screen brightness way lower than stock. The TP has a very bright display so lowering it down to below 25% is still plenty bright. There are lots of other battery tweeks I am sure including apps that automate the process but the two I suggested are easy. Hope this helps!
[TouchPad General] Oldpapa49:
OK, all setup up, Wifi settings and brightness. Also set the battery capacity in battery widget.. Will report in a bit..
[TouchPad General] Oldpapa49:
Ok, call the old guy a dumb Ch*t... I forgot to set the WiFi settings to only on on charge or never like I usually do.. Thats what I get for installing the rom while driving..

It is normal... ~ -45 steady..

Oh the pain for adding all my stuff again... the Pain!

But I will get over it... I will keep this on my TP for a bit..

Thanks RadomKing...
[TouchPad General] lepa71:
Which Battery Monitor app do you use?
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Its called Battery Monitor Widget. The developer is 3C and its in the Play Store. Its free (there appears to be a paid for version) and yes, its a widget (once you click on it though it provides all sorts of different data screens). I also use it on my phone (Thunderbolt) which is a notorious battery hog. Hope this helps!
[TouchPad General] racenrich:
Hello everyone,

Does anyone have any comments on this ROM? i have a TP that i hack and mod constantly :eek:; figured i toss this one on their to check out, but wanted to see what others have to say first? Let me know what you think?

Cheers,

Rich K.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
I have been using it for a while now and really like it .
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
I use and like it. Seems very snappy and so far everything works well (except the camera, of course). Battery life seems a bit better. And it could es with a few neat tools. When you install it don't be surprised to see a different Moboot screen show up (it shows up twice), a different, cool boot animation (though I miss the cool android guy) and the appearance of the AOKP iconic unicorn.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
First prob with Falcon 1.1 - Bluetooth issues

I have been a happy user of RandonROM Falcon 1.1 for a few weeks, but I may have uncovered a possible problem and hope someone can help me solve it? I am not able to connect up via bluetooth to either a Monster Clarity HD speaker nor my HP bluetooth keyboard. Both are recognized by the Touchpad (and both worked fine with the various CM9 nightlies I used).

When I turn on the bluetooth in settings, the BT smbol appears on the notification bar at the bottom (between the wifi symbol and the battery status icon), but it always stays gray (where the other two icons are blue). And when I go to bluetooth under settings it shows both devices under "pair Devices and when I long press on Monster Clarity I hear two beeps through the speaker, but no sound ever through any app. And the keyboard shows under the Pair Devices list but doesn't function.

Just above the Pair Devices area there is something called "BlueZ" and under that it says "Only Visible to Pair Devices". To the left of that it appears to be a desktop or laptop graphic. It may be referencing a Blue Ant BT earpiece I use with my hone, but its turned off.

And it won't let me delete any of the three entries (the speaker or keyboard under paired devices or the mystery listing BlueZ.

Any suggstions or thoughts? Anyone else able to pair to a BT devices?

---------- Post added at 10:21 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:08 AM ----------

Weird. I tried for an hour to get the BT working. I post the above, and tried one more time, and bang, the bluetooth icon turns blue. I tried the keyboard again and while it didn't enter any text with the keyboard, I heard a pop through the speaker. So I go back to one of my TP radio apps (IheartRadio) and and it still didn't work. I accidentally hit the volume toggle (which was already set to max) and all of a sudden the speaker sprang to life. Awesome.

I am pretty sure that you can't have two BT devices going at one time, so I will try to turn off the Clarity speaker either at the speaker or TouchPad side and retry the keyboard a few more times.

Still curious if anyone else has had issues with the BT on Falcon...

UPDATE: No go on getting the HP Wireless (Bluetooth) keyboard to work. The bluetooth connection to the speaker is shaky as well, sometimes it connects up with no prob. Sometimes it connects, but then connects and disconnects. The blue bluetooth icon appears more often, but never when I try to pair up to the keyboard.

Hoping there is a simple solution I am missing... advice?
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Finally solved the bluetooth issue, and it wasn't the fault of the Falcon v1.1 ROM. I was able to delete the old pairing, then re-paired by turning on the keyboard with the on-off switch underneath, then enter the new pairing code. Works fine now.

---------- Post added at 04:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:11 PM ----------

What is interesting about the way bluetooth is handled on the Falcon ROM is that an entry for BlueZ appears that I don't recall when I was using webOS or when I was using CM9 nightlies. I did some digging and it appears BlueZ is a Linux protocol stack for bluetooth. Guessing its important so best to leave it alone. Just happy to be able to use my HP wireless keyboard again.
[TouchPad General] JewBagel254:
is this faster than cm9?
[TouchPad General] sstar:
New version 1.2 should be up shortly according to an email I just received, but I can't find it yet. http://randomkings.wordpress.com/2012/10/15/hp-touchpad-falcon-1-2/#comments .
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Be very interested in your experience with the update one you get it DL'd. Now that I figured out the Bluetooth issues I was having (and again, don't think they were caused by the ROM) I am again very happy with this ROM. Excited that he is tracking and will incorporate the camera fixes at some point. Once that is completed I really won't have any need to log into webOS anymore. :)
[TouchPad General] nikos5800:
Camera and magnetometer working in the new version?
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
No, but progress has been made in getting a working camera in CM (including Skype I understand), so the dev appears to be working towards incorporating those fixes into this ROM.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Btw, it appears v1.2 is in goo manager in case folks want to try it out.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
Installed and running nicely, according to Randomking's blog the camera will be incorporated as and when possible but not in this update. I have tried the unofficial version 3 and its still very buggy.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
OK, I downloaded and flashed v.1.2 via Goo. A couple of oddities... while goo worked normally during the download, the amount of "automation" was a lot less, as I had to take over within twrp to make sure the backups and wipes happened and to actually install the ROM. I think I saw that a new update to twrp is available, so perhaps that will resolve this.

Also, I found that I needed to reflash the inverted gapps to get my email visibility correct.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
My only problem was that goo/goo manager took a few goes to dl the zip the file was too small it should,be 193 mob . yes you do have to reflash the inverted gapps

But that done its working nicely.
[TouchPad General] JSHAF:
Liking this ROM so far. Very quick. However, I noticed on that when I have the headphones plugged in that the speakers on the TouchPad are still producing sound. I know this was an issue on some early versions of CM9, just don't know the best way of fixing it or turning it off. Any thoughts?
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Good catch, and yes, that's happening with me now. I don't believe that was the case when I was using the CM nightlies, and to be honest, I don't recall if that was the case when I was using the previous version of Falcon.

I am looking at RandomKing's blog and it appears he reported for 4.0.4 Falcon 1.1 (10/15/2012) he "fixed audio out to headphones".

Then in a later entry describing Falcon 1.2 he says:

http://randomkings.wordpress.com/2012/10/15/hp-touchpad-falcon-1-2/#comment-357

Perhaps whatever he did to do so has resulted in the headphones and speakers running simultaneously (and not cutting off the external speakers). I don't see any setting that allows you to choose an audio output. Reckon we will need to wait for RandomKing to address this issue.
[TouchPad General] :
Yup, audio libs - been there, done that, lol :)
[TouchPad General] sstar:
Version 1.3 is now out with goo manager. Not sure what the changes are yet .
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
I am thinking (hoping) it includes a fix for the audio (coming through both headphones and speakers at the same time). See:

http://randomkings.wordpress.com/2012/10/15/hp-touchpad-falcon-1-2/
[TouchPad General] JSHAF:
Yes 1.3 running very smooth. Audio has been fixed. Loving this ROM. Thanks RandomKing. And thank Nomad for keeping us updated.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Yup... I also just installed the new (1.3) version and it fixed the headphones/speakers issue. Great job and thanks RandomKing! :good:
[TouchPad General] malvarez92:
Just installed

Overall a great rom! Running version 1.3 on my thouchpad.

Only problem i could find as of now was that in Settings/Rom Control under the Clock tab, when you change Day of the week, nothing seems to happen. Anyone else have this issue??

Other than that it feels very fast and stable :D
[TouchPad General] nomadman:
Great ROM! I don't why this is here and not in the dev foro.
[TouchPad General] shumash:
Because when I asked RandomKing if I could post about his ROM, he was concerned that XDA's posting rules were difficult to figure out. To insure that there was no confusion about who was the developer, I chose to post it here.
[TouchPad General] Nomad1600:
Just in case folks are interested... it appears that RandomKing came out with an update to this ROM. Big changes are it now has a camera. Bigger change... its based on CM9 and not AOKP anymore. details in the link:

http://randomkings.wordpress.com/2012/12/13/falcon-1-4/

I used Falcon 1.3 when it was AOKP and it was smooth as butter and very reliable. The AOKP part was also quite cool, as it allowed you to do some pretty cool tweaks. Plus it had really good battery life.
[TouchPad General] nickster1:
Thanks for sharing that info Nomad. :D
[TouchPad General] Crwolv:
yup

Ya goo is sweet.only knew from it also!!!
[HTC One S] tjamzt:
Are you rooted? There are mods that you can flash on the stock ROM that will remap the recent apps button. Look here. Otherwise there is no way to natively remap the buttons without sense 4.1.
[HTC One S] nicolas0189:
Thanks!

Will I still get the possibility to update or not? To jelly bean or what not..
[HTC One S] maek_it_happen:
Just run viper s , I'm on a bell one s and this Rom is solid all the way through
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daworship:
Hey guys a couple a days ago i got the samsung galaxy gt i9000t unlock running andorid 2.1 and this weekend i got the phone updated to 2.3.6 and the unlock was working fine, but just today i put a JB Rom on the phone everything works fine except that now i dont have services and i get a screen asking me for the carrier unlock code :( what can i do now??

Please Help
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
contact your carrier for unlock code or try an SGS unloack from google play store or try unlockers from My Android Collections

If it is a USIM lock try 00000
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Sadly, I managed to crack the glass on my Prime last night. The LCD is fine. It's just the glass that's broken.

I've found surprisingly few articles/videos on replacing the glass, but enough to feel confident in replacing the glass myself.

I read several posts across the web from folks that got the x-axis reversed on the digitizer after re-assembling their Prime. From what I read (and from rational detuction), it seems like it'd be VERY difficult to put the digitizer flat-ribbon cable of the replacement on backwards. It's a short cable and it's flat. 'Just doesn't seem easy to put it on backwards.

Instead, I worry that there may be two different formats of digitizer glass (it's common for products to have multiple revs. and have changes like this).

I don't want to make the mistake of ordering the wrong replacment glass.

Anyone have any info on this?

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pyraxiate:
Yes, I have some info on this. Its called look at the thread already in place and what the fixes are for it . Yes, it requires you to read all of the posts but i assure you that the answer is in there :) Mines not broken or anything . I found it just browsing around earlier. Reading is a fundamental skill. Practice makes perfect :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1837997

TF201 DIY screen replacement
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Do you feel better now, Mr. Righteous? I did end up finding the thread you're so gloatingly referring to. You DID notice that I didn't bump this thread, right? You may have also noticed that I contributed significantly to that thread. You could have just let this posting settle to the bottom and just leave it be, but apparently you felt the need to contribute zero and administer a spanking. Congrats! You're now my hero. Thanks for the heads-up on reading. That's highly inspirational.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pyraxiate:
Mods please close this thread. OP has found his answer but must have forgotten to request this closed and resolved :) Thanks !
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] idisappear:
I lol'd
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
There are several versions of the glass. To make a long story short, you'll either luck out and get a digitizer that works properly or the one that needs a small process to install the "driver" to make it work right (not inverted).

As for the replacement of the actual glass, it can be a right bastard if not done right. The stock LCD cracks EASILY. Same with the crappy digitizer.

Here's my post on how to replace the digitizer or LCD :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2102746

Here's a post on how to program the right driver for the inverted prime. You can save a bunk load of money by doing this :

http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...creen-replacement-learnings-3.html#post236850
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Pyraxiate is just an ass.