yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] scarrmrcc:
You know why you can't find one?

because it would make the camera useless, and severely diminish the speaker.

no-one has made a small enough keyboard to not cover them. the closest anyone has gotten is that computer generated render, in the previous posts that is not for sale.

it WILL happen.. just wait.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ponyboy82:
That's neat, but i wonder if the "hinge" can hold itself up

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maybe someone needs to make a Gameklip-style thing, but for holding these micro-bluetooth keyboards (patent pending ;))
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pyrosin:
What would seem more practical and allow use of everything is the keyboard folding down. When it is closed laying against the screen with a flap or something separating keyboard and screen. You works have a full keyboard and since Bluetooth the keyboard could be used with other phone with the same case. Any case makers watching here... do it live. I've thought about it for over a year. I also have a good idea for amplifying phone speakers with battery any bulk. It works to made myself one.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Skander1998:
It probably will (the hinge) hold, got a case from ebay and it was daaamn tight, surprisingly, it is still holding pretty good.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ponyboy82:
Like these?... http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trk...kw=galaxy+s3+keyboard+case&_sacat=0&_from=R40

The only concern I'd have about these is that they seem to just have a "soft" hinge (ie. just the material), so it probably wouldn't support itself. Something like this would be great though if it was a hard case (think Nintendo DS), as it would protect the screen when closed.

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Do you have a link? or to a similar one?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] K.0.0.L.:
I hate physical keyboard that is soo old school. It's 2012 and we need to be up to date with technology.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] poorman:
Ignore the trolls. Any word on finding this sliding case for US purchase?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] worwig:
Not a good answer, but you can get a simple OnTheGo USB cable, and plug any USB keyboard in. Handy if you are going to do a lot of work on the phone. Not that you would carry a USB keyboard around.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] poorman:
FYI ele-boat says it'll be available for purchase November 10th.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mwinikoff:
Does anyone have any pictures of this case???

Does anyone know where will it be available?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Kangburra:
Pictures
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mesh626:
That is one thing I really miss coming from a MyTouch 4g Slide. A keyboard case for the S3 would be awesome. I'm going to keep an eye out on this thread and see what people find!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] scarrmrcc:
pictures, not renders.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jr_enver:
ele-boat

http://www.ele-boat.com/Details.asp?ID=1

Great Idea, just lacking in design.

why so thick?

seems to be over doubleing the size of the device.

if designed better would conside one.

could they not attach the same as the SGS3 original cases? remove the back cover.

really would love the idea. designed better would make the perfect accessory.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] v5HMeca:
edit: nvm. looks like someone beat me to it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] yugoport:
I'll be one more interested in this. . Keep solutions coming please. .
[Galaxy S III Accessories] abhijit.dahiya:
Would love to have a real keyboard on my s3
[Galaxy S III Accessories] macdroid01:
I want to buy this ele boat sliding keyboard thing.

Is it for sale yet? Couldn't see how to buy it on the website.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] steelers_exe:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluetooth-K...es_Covers_Keyboard_Folios&hash=item3ccd469bba

Looks like the ele boat thing.

heres a link to what seems to be the same product on amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Multifunction...t-Specially/dp/B00AN9XZZK/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_t_1
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Brive:
people from ele-boat : Samsung Galaxy S3 Detachable bluetooth keyboard

just like you got from the webiste link : www (dot) ele-boat (dot) com/Details.asp?ID=1

i am the guy from this company :kingrain international group.

we got the iPhone 4 4S /iPhone 5 /also the samsung Galaxy S3 keyboard.its all about keyboard stuff.also for ipad 2/3/4. & iPad Mini .and other tablet keyboard.

For more product info,photos and specifications etc.glad to talk with you on Skype: kingraingroup7 or MSN : kingrain7@hotmail.com or leave a message here.

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hi ,we already put it on the market.any info you want.do not hesitate to contact me on MSN : kingrain7@hotmail.com or Skype: kingraingroup7

Samsung Galaxy S3 keyboard ; Bluetooth keyboard + Detachable case + Slide out + Standing + Backlight design

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[Galaxy S III Accessories] ChoMar05:
This eleboat thing is what I REALLY want to get (coming from a N900 the Software Keyboard is a REAL issue; everybody told me i will get used to it - but so far the only way i see to get used to it is if i accept half the typing speed and double the Typos) .

Any idea if it will be availible with a German Layout (qwertz)? I can work with qwerty, but prefer qwertz.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] JK100:
a little to big for me

I ordered one of these but it was too big for me to use daily so ill be putting back on ebay
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
I used to carry around a Treo 650. I think I can deal. Just ordered one last night for the S3 I got Wednesday. I'm coming from an original Droid and I just cannot deal with an on-screen keyboard. Aside from the typos, I like being able to see more than one line of what I'm typing instead of having the screen gobbled up by a software keyboard.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
Works, but not perfect.

It arrived, and worked out of the box. The case grips solidly, the keyboard slides smoothly and seems to lock well. It's way faster than typing on a screen, even though I'm getting used to the key layout. The keys aren't strongly differentiated to the touch but it works.

But it's thick - like, 7/8ths of an inch thick - and mine has an error. The "Delete" key is labeled the same as the "P" key next to it. So I have two "P" keys. Of course it still works as 'delete'. I think I'm going to keep it, for the bus rides to and from work it'll be wonderful.

I've got a couple pictures and I'll see if I can upload them somewhere to link to this forum.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Cuddlesy:
No input from me, just wanted to thank you for following up.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
I know what you mean. Hate when people don't do that.

Anyway, I've got a couple pictures, let's see if this works...

Here's a side-shot, with a ruler, showing how thick it all is:

Here's a shot from the front; you can see the delete key issue (apparently this particular keyboard is down with OPP):

One thing I haven't seen mentioned; you can actually detach the rubberized 'gripper' section from the keyboard section, and use it as a regular case. At that point, it's about as thin as any other case. So you don't have to pop it out of the unit and put it in a regular case when you need to fit into skinny pants or something.

The stand really does angle up, so you can adjust it for different situations. But if you tilt the phone section up too much, it starts to interfere with the top row of keys.

Overall, it's not as polished as it could be, but it does exactly what it says, and makes typing vastly better than on a screen. Provided the thing lasts a while, I'm satisfied with the purchase.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sanjsrik:
I ordered from this company. It's coming all the way from China so it's going to be a while. I'll post a review once I get it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kball88:
Thanks. Link to the site you ordered from?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Cuddlesy:
How would you say the build quality is? Do the keys feel solid? I know you mentioned the rest of the case seems good, just wondering about the keys.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
It's a membrane keyboard. Feels about the same as my original Droid keyboard; the keys are perhaps a little 'puffier'. There's a definite soft 'click' when you press them, which I noticed in a meeting yesterday.

You can tell there's some 'open space' inside the keyboard section, but the plastic feels durable enough. Something I've noticed - there's more weight and bulk, obviously, but you don't get quite as much friction when you're gripping it. In other words, you have to hold it a little tighter; I had it slip out of my hands last night, thankfully onto carpet.

The only other real gripe is that there's just one shift key - so getting a capital 'A' or 'S', or especially 'Z', is awkward.

BTW, the ads talk about 'special' keys to control S3 functions - just for completeness, those are:

Media pause/play (X), jump back (Z), jump forward (C)

Lock screen, back/escape (upper left)

Display/hide on-screen keyboard (spacebar)

Turn on keyboard backlight (left-arrow)

Increase screen brightness (right-arrow), decrease screen brightness (down-arrow)

Search/launch browser (upper right)

I think with a larger budget for design and materials, they could probably have gotten the whole thing to be thinner. But for the $35 I paid for it (shipped), it's pretty good.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] banquish:
Thabk you!

^I won't even fix thst. I really need a hardware keyboard

A few quesrions if you dobt mind.

Did you order off ebay or their el whatever site?

Have you tried using it with a Bluetooth headset?

Have you used a blackberry keyboard. If so, does it compare?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
I got it off a reseller on Amazon. Think I got their last one: http://www.amazon.com/Multifunction...XZZK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1357845467&sr=8-3

I haven't combined using it with any other Bluetooth functionality yet. I might try it with my wife's Bluetooth speakers tonight.

And no, I've never been a member of the blackberry religion, so I can't compare there. :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] banquish:
Hey sorceror.

Did you ger a chance to try it with your wifes speaker?

Hows it holding up? Does it feel like its still as solid?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
Just ran the speaker test now. Paired with a Philips AS581 speaker, and listened to music while I typed in a diary entry. Didn't detect any skips or distortions in the music, or hesitations in the keyboard.

It seems to be holding up all right. I can't spot any visible scratches. It's run through a few 45-minute bus rides without issue. I still wish it were a little thinner, and there's some minor issues with the key layout (only one shift key makes getting a capital A, S or Z a mite awkward). But I'm not regretting it so far.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] banquish:
Good stuff! I'm picking one up today then.

Pretty psyched
[Galaxy S III Accessories] banquish:
Is it recognized as a keyboard in the Bluetooth settings? Also check to see if your rom has the keyboard key map in the system library
[Galaxy S III Accessories] chicagomidwest:
Has anyone come across a similar product for the Google Nexus 4?

I'm hoping to find a bluetooth slide-out keyboard and case for the Google Nexus 4. Any pointers would be appreciated!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
I saw a review on one of these S3 keyboard cases where someone did some cutting and got it working with a Nexus 4. Didn't see any pictures, though.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] deedscreen:
Hey Guys,

Sorry for the long delay with the review. I have a lot going on, and have been planning on doing the review since December.

I found this video on YouTube for those who wanted to see the case in action (most people have the black version), but this is the same case that we have been discussing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZVNbH1bAD4

If you guys still think some points need to be covered, I'll be more than happy to do a review...

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Interestinly enough, Case Mama is supposedly the brand of the case, however BoxWave will be launching it soon on Amazon...

http://www.amazon.com/BoxWave-Samsu...29&keywords=Galaxy+S3+Keyboard+Bluetooth+Case

I guess they just brand it however they feel once they buy them from the manufacturers... I just wished they improved the build quality...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] banquish:
I got the case.

I have to say it's kind of how I expected. It's plastic-y, cheap, and thick.

When I press on the function key it'll often spill over to the neighbouring keys due to the flimsy membrane. If I don't press down directly on top of the keys, I risk getting deflected and pressing the next key over. The question mark is done through a function key + an awkwardly placed question mark.

Maybe with a months use if get to be ok with it. But I'm not really very happy with it.

On the plus side, the phone slides off the keyboard in a small case & that part is nice. It's made of softtouch plastic. Also the back light on the keys are nice too.

AMA

Sent from my stock, rooted i747
[Galaxy S III Accessories] perchrh:
Tried a bad leather case

I got this one ("leather" case, keyboard with soft keys)

http://shop.brando.com/Samsung-Gala...-with-Bluetooth-Keyboard_p07999c1420d057.html

Just wanted to warn others that I really didn't like it and am getting a different one!

The case was big and cumbersome to type at while also looking at the screen. It's also difficult to hold. The keyboard has soft keys that's difficult to type fast at.

I'm getting the Ele-boat case instead.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
Yeah, I looked at the leather ones but they would be impossible to use while standing on the bus. The Ele-boat one has its downsides, primarily bulkiness, but I can use it even while standing on a bumpy bus ride.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sorceror171:
Minor note - I'm stil using the bulky keyboard case, and it's still working. One of the few mounts I've seen that can accomodate it this one: http://www.exogear.com/products-exomount2-car-mount-holder.html

Got it last week. It's working nicely, even for this brick of a combo. Solid grip, but it can be placed and removed with no undue effort. Plus, it's not terribly expensive.
[General Questions and Answers] MorrowindFan:
Background: My friend tried to root his SGH-G589R by renaming the superuser zip file 'update.zip', which didn't work. now he's having issues downloading from the play store 'insufficient space'. I'm trying to restore him to stock firmware via Odin using this:

[http]://samsung-updates[DOT]com/device/?id=SGH-T589R

Q: I have checked auto-reboot, but it hangs on SetupConnection..

EDIT: Figured out what I did wrong. Wasn't using the correct version of Odin. It's 4.40 that's needed. This thread can be closed

Am I doing anything wrong? I've selected the .tar file in the PDA slot, and I didn't do anything with the SS_DL.dll

Edit: If anyone can provide me with the update.zip for the rogers version, that will work just as well.
[General Questions and Answers] MorrowindFan:
bump. If anyone can help please do, I'm rather desperate
[General Questions and Answers] MorrowindFan:
Bump
[General Questions and Answers] sasanasiaei:
aksing for help on flashing the SGH-T589R (GALAXY Q)

Hello everyone, can anybody help me on flashing the GALAXY Q (SGH-T589R). I have the odin and firmware cited below but it does not work at all.

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] MorrowindFan:
What firmware are you trying to flash? What does ODIN say?
[General Questions and Answers] adamdufour:
Flash SGH-T589R

Hello, i have a samsung Galaxy Q SGH-T589R and i want to know if i can use a firmware for Samsung Galaxy Q SGH-T589.

What is the difference beetween T589 and T589R ?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] MorrowindFan:
They are the same, just different names. As long as the model # is the same, you'll be fine
[General Questions and Answers] volcum666:
where dowload rom?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maelstrom08:
Hey guys,

Since it came out, I've been wanting to give CM10 (or any JB rom) a try, but the fact that this vibrant is my only phone is keeping me from doing it. So now, after a few months of development, my question is: Would you say the latest CM10 is at least as stable as CM9? I've been running CM9 as my daily driver for the past several months and have had no problem big enough to make me go back to froyo. I understand neither of these is considered "stable" yet, but if it does at least as well as CM9 (which is pretty stable other than GPS) then I want to give it a try.

I would appreciate it if you could also take the time to point out any potential deal-breakers on CM10, or any specifics that I (average guy who follows step by step instructions) should be aware of before flashing it.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsgun357:
Other than the obvious GPS and possible 911 issues, all the vibrant JB Roms are solid IMO.I tried cm10 preview, before the official+nightlies were released. It was decent then so I'm sure its even better now. I used HB for awhile with no issues. Now I'm on on Paranoid Android, this ROM is gangbusters sick. Very fast and has awesome features. Slimbean has had a lot of great reviews but I haven't tried it.

I don't think you'll will be disappointed with any of them.

Paranoid, sitting in a deep sweat...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Toast6977:
I agree. I was on a few of the Helly Bean builds, and was quite happy with them. On a tip I decided to try Paranoid Android, and it's fantastic.

I suggest you do some reading up on each of the options available for our Vibrant. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at just how well your Vibrant runs with JB.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maelstrom08:
Thanks guys. Do you know of any specifics I should watch out for when flashing (other than the potential EU bug)?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsgun357:
There haven't been any reports of EU bug with JB, its only an ICS thing.

Paranoid, sitting in a deep sweat...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
You might want to check out the euroskang version of CM10 and AOKP.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowFoxRedux:
Ive tried CM10,paranoid and now im on slimbean. I like slimbean the best. Its really all having to do with personal preferences. All 3 are great ROM's for the Vibrant.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maelstrom08:
*UPDATE*

Just wanted to share my experience on JB roms after having flashed CM10 a couple days ago. To answer my original question, it is just as stable (probably more so) as CM9 and other ICS roms. Literally everything works perfectly (again, from my experience) except for GPS, and even that has been reported to be better than on CM9 roms. Google now, expanding notifications, project-b and everything else works just as snappy as you would expect.

btw, I assume all other JB roms are this stable, not only CM10 (personal preference).
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
You might want to try the GPS hardware fix to get it working, I'm getting GPS signal fine with JB. Although ICS do get faster locking.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ecnano78:
So I've searched the net far and beyond and have not found one single way to root this phone with a Linux OS. ODIN is completely useless with Linux and all help uses ODIN. I am far from being a noob as I have been rooting since the G1. If anyone has info that would be helpful to me please let me know.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dutchthomas:
What about heimdall? I think it's capable...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] iandr0idos:
Use super one click
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Heeter:
+1

Heeter
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lgboy5889:
My Evo's unrooted. Google Play music was doing fine finding the music on my external SD card and playing it, but all of a sudden, last week, it can no longer find those songs. If I use a file explorer, I can still find the music. 3rd party players are able to find it (even the HTC music player), but google music can't. I've cleared data on the app, I've downloaded and used the Rescan Media app..nada.

Anyone else have this problem? or a solution?

Thanks!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Mine has trouble finding music until I restart the phone. Also, google music has its own folder on sdcard(1). Try putting the music in there and rescan media.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lgboy5889:
thanks!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] yui16:
I'm currently using the HYPERION ROM, I just wanted to ask if there is a fix about the battery status from the new build which is HYPERION-BUILD.07_RC-03.05? Because every time I reboot my phone, the battery always shows 1% even though it has 50% more. This causes my phone to shutdown while scanning my SD Card any help? Thank You! :confused::confused:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] maicsdhin:
i think mine does that too but it doesnt reboot my phone.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Ramdan2478:
trn off phone

and pullout battery then insert battry again

then boot

have u tried it?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] yui16:
yup, still every after boot it goes 1%, I think its a bug from the ROM, ill just wait for the fix or an update. :p
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] x3ratio:
try to remove some script on init.d.

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] anasdcool71:
Lol. Don't do that.

That bug still has to be fixed. Actually, the same bug was in the working CM7 we got vivek, and i don't think it got fixed. So fixing that bug is a very advanced task.
[Nokia Lumia 800] HacK-TroY:
Hello friends, I have a friend who has formatted their mistakenly Lumia 710 with Windows. I was trying to move from Windows DLOAD Qualcomm when asked if he wanted to format the drive, and my friend said yes .... Currently the device does not respond to anything ... PC will not start nor detect it.

Is there any possible solution?

Thanks in advance. :)
[Nokia Lumia 800] lordmaxey:
you can boot repair it with ATF testpoint solution
[Nokia Lumia 800] HacK-TroY:
ATF and this is a software? Thanks
[Nokia Lumia 800] lordmaxey:
yes, ATF flasher box (hardware, with atf software of course)

Testpoint means soldering wires onto the mainboard of your phone

An example for the Lumia 800 is described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32357615&postcount=1127
[Nokia Lumia 800] HacK-TroY:
Perfect !!! Thanks friend!!
[Nokia Lumia 800] genesisv96:
lol what? formatted bootloader can be restored with flasher?

i thought that even jtag cannot restore lumia 710 with formated 1 partition...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] TW1L1GHT_K1N6:
What is this best movie player to use on CM10? Currently the only thing I can use it Netflix and Hulu+. Neither are my cup of tea most of the time due to a lack of selection. So what are you guys using if anything?

I have Act1 Video Player but none of the videos I have are playable on CM10 which is saddening cause I was able to watch them when I occasionally use King's Chaos ROM.

Sent from what I can't believe is my EVO LTE
[Transformer TF300T Android Development] jeffbud98:
I made an interesting discovery today with my transformer pad. I downloaded no frills CPU control for a test and I found out that the stock kernel comes with several CPU governers and 2 io schedulers. You can also overclock the minimum CPU frequency which for some reason is 46mhz. All you need is root. Thank you
[Transformer TF300T Android Development] seshaz:
?not really news
[Transformer TF300T Android Development] gchild320:
Yep you didn't create this and so its in the wrong forum.
[Transformer TF300T Android Development] crunchthem:
AW: [Mod][Discovery][Locked/Unlocked Boot loader] CPU governors and io schedulers

Got a question. How could i root my transformer tf300 without an unlocked bootloader? Do you any solution ?

Greets