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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulG1488:
The answer is in your post its all about preference so make a backup and flash away.

Sent from my Galaxy SIII
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Rudy_Ruettiger:
try liquid smooth. everything works, decent battery, and very fast.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] zeke2612:
Liquid rom is hot. Much love for that one. Pull down bar with my girl picture hot.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cvsolidx17:
Lmao, I'm gonna try that. My girl would love that ****. Btw TC, between the CM Nightlies, CM10 M2, and LiquidSmooth, I'm gonna have to give the edge to LiquidSmooth. That rom flies!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sunilj75:
I'm gonna have to give the edge to LiquidSmooth. That rom flies![/QUOTE]

I second your thoughts
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cali4nia831:
Liquidsmooth. Amazingly fast and the battery life on this baby is really good for me. Have had no problems whatsoever with it. ParanoidAndroid is pretty fast for me as well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Chuckleb0ne:
Lol thanks for the input. Liquid smooth it is.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] theorangedroid:
I'm running AOKP right now and love it. I tried Paranoid Android and CleanRom, but AOKP has been the best for me in terms of battery life and performance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ECrispy:
'Fastest' is all about perception. If 2 roms share the same base (AOSP or TW), kernel and build.prop / init.d, theoretically they should be the same speed.

Personally all these are plenty fast enough, the difference is in stability and what doesn't work.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] deymayor:
Paranoid is unique since you can customize your phone to be in tablet mode. For me, the choice is no longer whats fastest or best battery life because each one is almost the same.

Sent from my Verizon Galaxy S3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bL33d:
there no sd card swap mod for aosp yet is there? thats what im waiting for.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
tried to flash custom recovery aboout a week ago in terminal emulator instead of using a computer. found this thread about it but nothing else: http://forums.androidcentral.com/op...ulator-flash-recovery-i-think-im-bricked.html

i remeber something about a dd command but yeah.. help xD

else imma have to get it replaced in the ATT store
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] ess.boyer:
Just reflash your recovery over fastboot yo. Just grab any recovery (though I recommend TWRP) and "fastboot flash recovery whateverMyImageFileNameis.img". Goes without saying I hope that you have to have your phone powered into Fastboot mode (pull battery, hold power + vol down, choose Fastboot).

I don't recommend trying to manually install images unless you have a damn good understanding of linux filesystems.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
lmao thanks for the help but i cat turn the phone on AT ALL.. it wont boot into fastboot or nothin. windows 7 or mac os x snow leopard dont recognize it. so idk what to do lol. but thanks
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] ess.boyer:
I didn't see anything about your phone not turning on in the above post! That would be been helpful info ;)

Will the phone still charge on a wall charger? Do you get the orange LED when it's plugged in? Seems like a lot of people are suddenly having battery or charge port deaths...
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
haha sorry.! and sadly, no light at all. but, i know that i had at least 80% of battery left before i rebooted. I have also tried multiple batteries. I think i might have killed it xD so right now im waiting for the void stickers i bought from amazon to come in so i can return it to AT&T lol
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Monkeymannnn:
In the future I'd recommend actually knowing what you're doing before you go doing things to your phone. There's a wealth of information on here...use it.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
yeahh.. i tend to make stupid decisions without thinking.. anyway, thanks for all the help guys, i just got my phone replaced today so i have to re-Soff and re-root. Again, thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shadowcat0909:
I have spent the last week or so searching for a solution to my question, but I have yet to find it. In short, I want to replicate the 'famous' lock screen from the TV show "Sherlock". When unlocked, it looks like this: i. imgur. com/HihXp. png. When the 'sleep' button is pressed on the device while it is already alseep, it wakes to this screen, minus the letters 'SHER', with the keyboard open. I'm trying to figure out if it is at all possible to do this, rooting or no, without me being forced to effectually code a new lock screen. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
sounds like you need to design a new one.. ive never seen it in our forums or anywhere else
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kishant:
Sherlocked Lockscreen

Might wanna take a look at this app on google play. Try searching "SherLOCKED Lockscreen". It's a working lockscreen by the way.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
Ok, so I unlocked the phone, flashed the new touch recovery. I put SU on the internal storage. I mount system and flash and it fails. Any help would be much appreciated.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
No ideas?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
You mount system? You don't need to mount anything manually from within recovery. Simply boot to recovery, flash SU, be done.

Any error message? That could help us help you!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirt:
You put the su zip in the internal memory? It belongs in the external memory, also known as USB storage or sdcard storage. From there, you can select install zip from SD card then, choose zip. No mounting required.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
OK well I didn't know about it needing to be on the sdcard. But after trying 3 different recovery and 4 different superuser zips I got root now. All were on internal. But its a old version. And I cant get it to update through market. Gonna retry on the SD. Thanks for the help

Also, am I not supposed to flash anything from the internal storage? Or is that just for su?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
I'm sorry, when I said internal storage, I didn't mean internal phone memory I ment the internal SD memory, or internal USB memory. Sorry for the confusion
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirt:
Use the su zip from this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1811491

Everything you want to flash goes on your sd card/usb memory
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keanu4:
ohh.. thanks for clearing out, you got everyone confused. Things lost in translation haan :p

BTW no external memory card in Nexus S anyways... Its 16GB Memory partitioned into internal memory and sd card, 1GB : Remaining 13.5GB

Everything through recovery is done from SD-Card, and put in root of the card.

Regards
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] navymyk:
Guy,

i have a nexus s, korean model, i put a custom firmware JB. the update was successful, i was able set-up everything

but after i restart it. it won't turn on, no charging, NO everything.

i try ubuntu linux still nothing. can you give me advice or a step by step

and whats the worst thing could happen to my nexus s. tnx.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivasrage:
Hi

I dont want to take your hope...but if you have allready tried to:

Press button combo for bootloader, button combo for download mode...remove battery and nothing worked...no google logo at all

The PC didnt recognize the device ....same fastboot/adb...no charging sign..

So the display stays black...you have the same issue like me.

I have had same a few weeks ago..and some others too.

Only way out is send it to samsung for warranty-repair.

In my case the mainboard and the nand where changed because the´re messed up.

good luck

S.R.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] navymyk:
i have this phone as 2nd hand only, i went to samsung they say that they can't like use software because they don't know what model

i have, i already told them that it is a Korean model and blah blah, hopeless me.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Wendemixda:
Amazon has accpeted to refund my Transformer Prime. Now I am wondering if I should replace it with the Infinity (in that case, I won't send my keyboard dock) or the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. I have read about some issues that people were having with the infinity such as problems with the screen, hardware problems or lagginess even with Jelly Bean. I was wondering if these problems are generalized like the problem with the Prime or if they are isolated cases. Would you get an Infinity again if you could go back and choose?
[Asus Transformer TF700] BarryH_GEG:
39 pages on this forum: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1662

44 pages on the Note forum: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1736
[Asus Transformer TF700] Vertron:
I would get a note 10.1 personally. The TF700 suffers from lag because it uses a slow nand chip. The note 10.1 uses a fast nand chip and there are no major flaws with it.

Would you rather have a higher resolution screen that lags & has quality control issues or a lower resolution screen that's fast?
[Asus Transformer TF700] xIC-MACIx:
Just got my tf700 after returning the prime a while back. Make your decision based on what you use the tablet for. I use the keyboard quite a bit and therefore would go with Asus. If you tinker/flash like me, Sammy is a good choice plus their stylus tech is pretty solid. (I own a Galaxy Nexus and an Infuse before that)

Barry is right, these threads often biased depending on the sub-forum. Google some reviews for both tabs and compare their features.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
The best way to decide (if possible) is to go to a store and play around with both of them.

The "slow Nand" issue is *way* overblown, in my opinion - most users would never even notice the problem. Honestly, the *only* time that I see any sort of lag or slowdown is when updating/installing apps, which can be done when the user decides (like when you don't need to do other things) - besides, how often are you actually install/updating apps while trying to do other things? Honestly, the issue is not nearly as bad as some would make you believe.

As another user already started, if you are going to do a lot of typing and want a FHD screen, the choice is rather obvious. If you actually have a real-world use for the S-Pen, then the Note 10.1 would be the obvious choice.

But again, do yourself a favor and go and try both devices for yourself - most of the stuff you read on these forums is very biased and most of these folks haven't even used both devices, so to get a true representation of the differences between both devices, you'll need to try then for yourself.

I will say this - since the JB upgrade, my TF700 absolutely flies - it is not "laggy" or slow at all - it runs *very* well. After a few small tweaks, even the stock browser is amazingly fast.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Linuxguy1:
You can use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse with any of these devices. If you need a stand alone USB port on the TF700, ASUS makes one. I don't think the ASUS keyboard is reason to select the Infinity over something else.

I think the prime is very good hardware wise. I love the screen. This screen should be on every phone and laptop.

I think JB will be faster once someone gets all the bugs out and replaces some of the molasses with the butter they promised.

Here is a good review of the Infinity. AFAICT, the only thing it lags hardware wise is the iPad 3.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6036/asus-transformer-pad-infinity-tf700t-review

I love my Infinity. I wouldn't trade it for anything else.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
True, but a bluetooth keyboard and/or the 30-pin->USB converter are nowhere *near* as convenient as the docking station. Plus, there is no extra battery that way, which is a huge benefit of the dock.

The keyboard dock is one of the features that really sets the Transformer series apart from other Android tablets - I think that it most certainly *is* a reason to chose the TF700 over something else.

I'm guessing that you don't have the dock?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
I agree with this ^^^^^

Keyboard dock with it's extra ports and added battery is a major thing. You can easily get a BT keyboard for your Note but it won't have the the Key features that sets the Asus Keyboard dock apart that the Transformer series is known for. It protects your screen as well:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] zenaxe:
Quoted for truth.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Wendemixda:
Thanks to everyone for your input. I read the mobiletech comparison of the infinity and note 10.1, which was in my opinion an unbiased review of the two tablets. But even as she did the review, a problem appeared on the Infinity (line on the screen). My heart leans toward the infinity because I used the prime and I like all the benefits of the keyboard dock. I am just worried that some people are returning the infinity just like it was done with the prime. I know software issues can resolved with updates so my worries lie mostly with hardware issues.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Honestly you will more then likely get swayed to not get the Infinity due to a few having a bad experience/issues with the Infinity or those that simply just enjoy the attention/drama. It's easy to get caught up in there issues and make you second guess yourself. I for one after seeing these negetive posts lately had made me second guessing myself, even though I have yet to find issues with my Infinity.

Go out and try it! Decide for yourself. Sometimes we are forced to come out of hiding to defend this great device from too much repetitive negetive postings. Also the Infinity is now running Jelly Bean 4.1.1 from the ICS that Lisa from Mobiltech review comparison video. A lot has changed since then... and it's definately even better.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Linuxguy1:
These things have excellent battery life. I haven't seen any need for a larger battery and if I did, it charges through the USB port, which is very easy to set up and carry with me.

The reason I don't think the keyboard is necessary is because I don't use mine as a netbook. I have a netbook. My tablet is a tablet. I use it where a keyboard would be impractical, ie where I want a tablet.

I think these tablets are terrible netbooks. They don't multi task, their app selection is limited, JB is clunky, etc. Whenever I have work to do, I reach for my netbook.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pierrekid:
Even if you dont use it as a netbook, you wouldnt want the extra battery life? That alone should warrant getting the dock. Just seems pointless to carry around a netbook and a tablet when you can just reduce it to one device....just saying :)

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] pacuff:
I have both the infinity and note 10.1 along with a kindle fire with CM10. You will be happy with either the Asus or Samsung product. For everyday common web reading and ebook I gravitate to the 7" kindle over the larger 10.1" tablet. I do have the Asus keyboard dock and use it for testing apps.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
I say...

...if you can wait for it.

Dump all the Android tablet stuff and go for the Windows Surface.

I'm no expert in the tablet or Android world, yet something says go WinRT8.

I've stuck by my Infinity thru bad and good and I'm happy, but sadly not elated.

The Android Infinity is slowly coming ashore, yet it's really not anything ground breaking.

Good!...just not fantastic yet.

I was going to screw myself with a second high performance (in relative terms) Android tab.

However for me I'm going to jump on the Surface bandwagon.

I know a Windows touch tablet will make me mad, yet I've been pissed at Windows

since 1995 so we might as well continue with the hate\love Microslop thing.

Hope the rumored price of the Surface is true.

$499.00 for a 32 gig is fair I believe.

Anyhoo...whatever your decision be a happy Android!
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
The $499 for tablet alone is accurate. http://surface.microsoftstore.com/s...age.Surface?ESICaching=off&WT.mc_id=FY13WinHH

I would say the same thing as Thats OK. Windows 8 RT tablet is coming so soon, you should wait and at least get the sense of what people think about the tablet.

I jumped on Infinity because I really needed FHD and did not like Apple. Among the announced Win 8 tablet, there is only one that has Full HD level of screen resolution, which is Samsung Ativ Smart Pro, which is not RT but full Windows 8 tablet so the price is like $1100 and battery life is merely 5 hours. After reading these specs, I basically found myself in a spot (sort of by process of elimination).

Eventually, if the rumored Nexus 10 or perhaps Windows 8 as it evolves and comes up with better model, I may simply jump to it. With the pace of tablet evolving, I am assuming within next six months, there will be a device that is superior to anything out there in every aspect.

For now, each company and device put their own emphasis thus no device is truly superior to others (in my opinion)

Galaxy Note 10.1 - 2GB memory provides great multitasking on android, and its stability and speed is the best. S-pen and S-note experience is the closest to the real paper and pen experience. However, no Full HD and HD screen is just HD. Never as good as FHD.

Infinity - The best full HD screen android tablet. Speed is compatible to Galaxy Note in most cases. Keyboard dock is really great as it can be essentially used as portable battery charger if nothing else. Stability is not quite as high especially after the JB update, (at least for me) I get random white screen freeze, which I am hoping to have it get fixed but until then definite minus point. But its multitasking capability is not as the level of Galaxy Note 10.1.

Windows 8 RT - Don't know how much restriction there. But multitasking should be superior to that of any android as its Windows based. However, it probably will take time for its application market to develop as RT is not compatible with regular windows apps. Also, there is no FHD option, and all announced devices I believe are heavier than android counter parts.

Windows 8 Tablet - Full blown windows 8 tablet has a great potential but so far just as my old $2000 windows tablet suffered, battery, weight will be not as portable. Even xoom on my hand were felt heavy for prolonged use. Price will also be much higher like x2. However, it is real windows so you can essentially do everything that PC does (obviously not running high graphic games).

New Ipad - Full HD, great stability. But just so restrictive and basically no multitasking.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BarryH_GEG:
The problem with W8 tablets is kind of a Goldilocks thing.

1) Will RT be enough with the ability to only run "Modern" apps?

2) Are Atom-powered devices too little to run full Windows; especially HD video and games with high frame rates with no discrete GPU?

3) Are Pro devices which are as expensive as ultra and notebooks too much?

Here's what RT devices can and can't do:

Windows RT contains many of the same features as Windows 8:

Fluid, intuitive, and easy-to-use interface design that you can easily customize.

Built in apps like Mail, Calendar, Messaging, Photos, and SkyDrive with many more apps available in the Windows Store.

Internet Explorer 10, for fast, intuitive browsing.

Touch-enabled so you can interact with Windows in a whole new way.

Mouse and keyboard–enabled so you can be as productive as you need to be.

Windows RT also includes some different features:

Windows Update and Windows Defender are always on and up to date making your PC more secure.

Device encryption provides advanced data protection to help keep your information secure.

The PC can turn on instantly with connected standby.

Office Home & Student 2013 RT Preview is preinstalled.

Some features aren't included in Windows RT:

Windows Media Player

Windows Media Center

HomeGroup creation (you can join an existing HomeGroup but you can't create a new one)

Remote Desktop

Domain join

Although you can install apps directly from the Windows Store, you can't install apps on the desktop on Windows RT. Office Home and Student 2013 RT Preview Edition comes preinstalled, which provides you with touch-optimized desktop versions of the new Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.

You can only install printers, mice, keyboards, and other devices that are certified for Windows RT.
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The problem with full-W8 tablets is that when using native apps that aren't touch optimized you need steady hands and a magnifying glass to interact with them because of the display resolution.

W8 tablets could be the next big thing or they could be a fail. Until (non-media) people have them in their hands and start using them to do the things they'd do on an Android tablet or iPad it's too early to call. The HP TouchPad was easy to use and intuitive but died because of its limitations and poor app availibility. If MS Office was so important to non-business users Android tablets and iPads wouldn't be selling as well as they are. So for consumers, Office as the W8 tablet's stand-out feature might not be that big of a draw. To me, $499 for the base Surface RT is way too much for a product in a 1.0 state competing with more mature products (and eco-systems) like iOS and Android. I guess time will tell.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Erusman:
There is a lot to consider in this decision and depends on what you want to do with the tab. I have the prime, infinity and note. (Yes, I am a tablet horder. I'll admit that now, lol) I personally like the Note and find myself using it over the Asus brands. Everything just works on the Note. And works the way it suppose to. Heck, I can't even stream Youtube or .mkv audio over my Asus tabs without the audio getting out of sync. (via Bluetooth Headphones). That is because Asus used some cheaper components in their tabs. Cheaper AzureWave Wifi radios and Cheap io Nand. Yes, the TF700 can stream a little better than the prime, but after awhile they get out of sync and pisses me off. The major thing the TF700 has over the Note is the HD display. The HD display is nice. But, honestly half the time I can't even tell the difference between the Note and TF700. I actually prefer the colors of the Note's PLS display. Plus, its a hit or miss that you will get a HD display that wont suffer from some sort of light bleed. Performance. Well, performance goes back and forth. The Note outshined the TF700 for awhile. But since the TF700 got JB its now seems a little faster than my note. (That is without some major tweaking and rom modifications.) But the Note has the TF700 beat on multitasking. I can't wait to see what the JB update to the Note will do.

Go to the store check them out m8. If the HD is something that is the winning factor and you could care less about BT crap then go for TF700. Buy one. Take it home. Play with it for awhile. Go back trade it in and get other. Make a decision that way. Because its really hard to come on here and ask us. Each of us do different things with the our tabs. Some enjoy some features more than others. That is why the best bet is just go to a store that has a really good return policy. That way you can play around and see what you like more.