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[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Caduceus46:
I updated to Jellybean last night, and was in the process of rooting it and installing CWM again. I plug the pad into my computer, and realized that it's not being recognized by my computer. It's not even charging it! However, when I attach the wire to the wall adapter, it's charging. When I plug it into my comptuer, and if the pad's screen is on sleep, it autowakes it though.

I tried using someone else's cable and the same issue still occurs. Is there a way I can install CWM on my pad and root it without using adb commands on my computer? because that could be my only solution now. Unless, there's a way I can get it to recognize on my computer.

P.S. I had root+CWM installed when I was on ICS.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Caduceus46:
BUMP.

No one else has this issue? I'm 99% sure its my port, but how can i ota fastboot and flash cwm and root? :(
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
It's a problem that some users have, and in my mind it was not resolved.

But If you want to install your recovery, you can do with

TWRP recovery

and Terminal Emulator app (play store)

You should search if you can make it by the same process for CWM, apparently no, cause you need fastboot.

Try this :

[GUIDE] Help for flash more faster when you use Fastboot Line Command

maybe you've got a problem with your fastboot. I don't know.

It's an easy installation of fastboot.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
There is an option to allow ADB over network, but I haven't experimented with it. If you were adventurous, you could try it and let the community know what happens?

In the ROM I'm running (Baked Blackbean #5, Android 4.1.1 and based on CyanogenMOD) you can select this option by going to Settings-->Developer Options--->"ADB over network"

I just attempted to do this, and it worked rather flawlessly. Enable ADB over network, and it will give you the IP address of your device (in my case, 172.16.1.22:5555).

Then, follow the steps below. This assumes you have a rooted device. To do the terminal commands on my tablet, I use the "Terminal Emulator" program, free from the Market.

To put the device back to USB, once you get it working (because ADB over network is NOT SECURE):

Got this information from: Here

I do want to note that all I did was verify that ADB is detected over wifi. When I type 'adb devices' on my Windows 7 PC, it detects the IP address of my tablet, which indicates the two devices are communicating correctly. I didn't try pushing/pulling files since I have no need for that, but hopefully this helps you.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
I will try next week (cause I'm off @t work) this process, just for seen if it works well.

I don't need it, but it's interesting to know this.

The post which speak about this use is in N1 forum => here ->

Post #22

.

But it's more complete here :

How can I connect to Android with ADB over TCP?

Apps which are automate this process :

- adbWireless - no updated since Sept 5 - 2010 - You need root access

- WiFi ADB - You need root access - Updated September 29, 2012

- ADB WiFi - Updated August 27, 2012 - You need root access

Well done @opethfan89 :good:
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Thanks!! :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Caduceus46:
@opethfan89, ADB over network will probably not work for me because I don't have root anymore. Appreciate the help :good:

@Philos64, thank you for your post as well. I will try that sometime this week and let you know the results as well.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Caduceus46:
Oh wait, I don't think that method will work. I will need su permission to flash twrp. I don't have root anymore either :(
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Perhaps I'm wrong, but you don't need root to be able to flash a custom recovery, since the recovery operates outside of the Android OS (and root only affects app permissions within the OS). You would just need fastboot to be able to flash the recovery. Do you have the proper drivers installed on your computer? Can you try different USB ports? Maybe a USB hub? Try it on a different computer to, just to process of eliminate any kinks between the tablet and the physical connection of the USB cable.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Vlad_Pagan:
So I've attempted to update my software to the Ace JellyBean software I've reset everything, tried to load it again it still loads up on 2.3.7 I am officially stuck. I have the HTC Inspire 4G. I've checked the SD card throughout trying to find that update.zip folder and I cannot find it either. I had the nightly build from 10-14-12 on there originally and I had inserted my SD card from my previous Inspire and had forgotten about it and had a bug so I reflashed the software and lost it. If anyone can help that would be amazing!!!
[HTC Inspire 4G] TeeJay3800:
Moved to Inspire 4G Q&A section.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
How did you flash the ROM? Your sdcard should not be affected by a flash. Anyway, you should be able to just redownload and reflash from recovery. Make sure you full wipe (system, data, cache.) Also just to be safe, I recommend using 4ext recovery over CWM. You can install it from an updater app from the 4ext website.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Reinaldo33897:
Going from one rom to another is not an update. You are changing roms so you must full wipe and flash. Also do not change rom name to update which seems to be many noobies biggest mistake. When you are going from one rom to another again it is not an update and you will not find an update folder on sd. Also roms are not to be placed in any folder but the root of your sd. The only time you don't full wipe is when you are flashing and updated rom of the one that's on the phone already and even then the Dev usually recommends full wipe in case of issues.

Also cmw recovery eats dog s**t as well as rom manager.

sent from an Ice Cold Inspire
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
Er, ROMs don't need to be in the root of the sdcard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tohno:
hi all

just wondering , what's your favourite android skin beside stock ?

TW

sense

Motorola UI

xperia ui

LG ui

etc ?

for me i love xperia the most since it feels fluid and is very elegant , sense is a close second but it i prefer elegance over eye candy

IMO TW is the ugliest , huge icon , too much colour and yuck it just don't appeal to me ...

so whats your favourite ui?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asb123:
Stock 100%

I am switching from Gnex -> SGS3 this weekend. The hardware is a clear upgrade but I will greatly miss the software on the Gnex. Bug free and always the latest. Cant ask for more.

Aside from stock, I've used Blur, Sense, and Touchwiz. Touchwiz is hideous, I really like the look and functionality of sense. IMO, I used to love the look of sense back in its early days, of course it was extremely bloated back then though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
Just from appearance, since I've never fully used any of the skins except for Sense for a bit, I guess I would lean to Motorola's UI? Just because from what I've seen it looks closest to stock (remember I've only seen it, never really used). The widgets in Sense are nice, that's the only thing nice about Sense for me though..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] negrobembon:
If you're talking OEM skins/ui then the Sony Ui is the only one that looks good enough to keep it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
Out of OEM skins I would say sense looks the best and is the most functional, I also prefer stock over anything else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ECBomb:
Completely agree. I used to like Sense UI but it looks a bit childish now.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raze599:
If I had to choose a skin, it would be Sense. Its the most polished one in my opinion. However, the skins arent really moving forward quick enough with the Android base and thus feel very outdated extremely quickly. My overall favourite UI would be the stock UI. Its the most clean, polished and refined UI.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
If I must compromise the stock UI....

Definitely Sense 4.0+

They really improved in it on the One series. In fact, I'd like to see a HTC Nexus phone again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bar_rodoy:
I hate Samsung's TW... I played a bit with my friend's GS3 and the menus look like Froyo menus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
Sony's is the worst by far...

timescape is useless and pinch out to widgets is dumb.

newer sense or touchwiz at least adds meaningful functionality into the mix
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mfyrle:
i can´t answer you because i am super-satisfied with the android stock skin.

i don´t want to try another one although i have the minco custom rom which is very smooth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Kind of funny but I can't stand the Sense UI. I think it looks childish and takes away the best of Android. I also very much dislike Touchwiz as well as it also looks rather childish. The only UI I could use (But still be somewhat annoyed with) is the latest version of Motoblur as it does keep most of the stock Android look but adds some nice touches.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
I prefer sense over all, but have stock for updates. I love sense's widgets and look.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] negrobembon:
Ur right about adding more functionality but, looks alone the sony one looks best.

Sense looks kind of boring and touchwiz is a little on the ugly side

Thats why u see so many galaxy/htc users running a rom based on stock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
I haven't met a worthwhile Android skin.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eurobass:
I tend to agree. Whenever I use any other skin other than stock, I tilt my head, say "aww that's cute", and then immediately go back to stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
stock android

used a bit sense years ago,now it's more functional and good to see,but i prefer the stok over all UIs.dislike all the rest,TW first.personally i couldn't stay with a tw phone anymore
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] insane08:
Yea touchwiz has to be the most horrible UI ..I was stuck with a captivate few years ago (great phone) but the tw was crap...

I like sense and I've seen xperia but haven't been able to mess around with it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tuk1maar:
Good:

- Sense is the best out of all.

- Touchwizz Nature UX is great :) It just works, has eye-candy but not too much. Theme could've been better though (when looking at settings menu)

- Motoblur is awesome but it does not give that much extra. I think Motoblur should be the way stock android looks

- Stock Android. Just the way Android looks and runs the way Google intended it to run.

Bad:

- I hate sony's UI. Not well optimized, looks dull and sluggish on capable hardware (Xperia Ray 1Ghz, Adreno 205, 854x480 on 3.3") But I think it's

​

more Sony to blame

for not optimizing the darn phone (it's on stock 4.0.4)

- LG UI. It looks like it's more meant for low-end smartphones. Not something a high-end smartphone should have. Makes the device feel cheap just by looking at the UI.

- MIUI. Looks are fine. But oh-my! What is it resource intensive! Not recommended to run on an Galaxy Nexus. Slows everything considerably down.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DinoSoup:
I think that if I had to leave stock, it'd be the LG UI. Its the least irritating.
[Android General] sumit77seo:
We android users always want to achieve full capabilities of our android device. So this is a list of applications and games that will make your life easier and you can use your android to its fullest.

--Go Launcher & its themes (if you are not satisfied with your current theme)

--Google Maps (So you can locate places faster)

--Dolphin Browser & its Dolphin Jet package (Its fast)

--Root Explorer (Gives you file/folder access with permission modification ability)(this will cost you some bucks otherwise go for ES Explorer or Astro file explorer)

--Smart Lock (To Lock/Hide your private Folders)

--Battery+ or Battery HD (monitor your battery)

--Dice Player with Tegra 2 codec (good video player)(BS player is also good)

--OfficeSuite Pro HD (MS office for android)

--Rom Manager (for installation & backup of roms/kernels)

--Lookout (Good as antivirus)

--Easy Uninstaller (One click Uninstallation of apps, now you dont have to go to setings>app>manage apps)

--Google Play Music Player / PowerAMP (good music players)

--SwiftKey 3 KeyBoard (best keyboard I've used)

--Titanium Backup (for backups of your apps, I recommend pro version)

--XDA forum application (This is literally awesome)

--uTorrent (You can download torrent in your android now)

--Moon+ Reader (for your ebooks)

--Barcode Scanner (reads barcode and QR code, really helpful)

--Facebook & Facebook Messenger (Both application for FB users)

--Screen Off (By this app you can lock your screen without pressing lock button, Saves hardware key) :D

--Tasker or SetCPU (you can control the behavior of your phone and its components like processor, ram, led etc)

--Wikipedia (for quick search of wikipedia)

--Whatsapp (chat messenger, works on phone contacts, very good app)

--MP3 Cutter (for making ringtones)

--AIDE (Android Java Compiler, if you are a Android app developer)

--C4Droid (C/C++ Compiler, for programmers)

--FPSE (The Playstation Emulator, yes now you can play PSX and PS1 games on your android) ;)

--Doodle Jump game (sensor based small but good game)

--Caligo Chaser game (if you are beat em' up fan, this is good)

--Bad Piggies (from the creator of Angry Birds)

--Smart Compass (Simply a compass):angel:

--Squibble (Good game)

--Samurai vengeance II THD (you'll love the action and graphics)

--Eternity Warriors II (great and heavy graphics)

--Subway Surfer (great dash game, youll like more when you compete friends socially)

--Defender II game

--Dante : The Inferno game (good small game with stunning graphics)

Hoping this list will help you all!!! :)
[Android General] post-mortem:
LOL, I don't think so.
[Android General] sumit77seo:
it u don't think so, then you can ignore this thread. I am just suggesting. :)

Sent from Atrix 4G.
[Android General] DriverInter:
+ Some useful apps:

- Cool reader (for FB2 books)

- ezPDF Reader (for PDF docs)

- Jota Text Editor (text edit)

- MX Player (for video)

- Viber (communication)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
I picked up the AT&T version of the Galaxy Note II at tonight's launch in NYC. I won't post a system dump, as I'm not eager to get my press credentials revoked, but I will screenshot whatever (including proof, if requested) and answer questions that'll help anyone decide whether to pre-order.

A few early thoughts:

The black/gray model is really nice. Very interesting texture on the back cover

Samsung keyboard is amazing. Includes S-Pen support + Swiftkey + Swype in a single keyboard

I don't believe there is multi-windows yet, like the T-Mobile version. How can I test to be sure?

Should I chance root? I'd really like Titanium Backup on here

Samsung's features are much more useful than I expected. The more I use their phones, the more tempted I am to stay on (heavily modified) stock rather than a CM ROM
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rans0m00:
I might have just been failing at searching but was looking to see what the ATT branding looked like. If you could post a picture or description I would appreciate it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] paul2834:
I can't find it right now, but it's been shown in official press shots from AT&T. It's just this logo without the letters. It's pretty minimal compared to Verizon's on just the back alone. Don't even get me started on their home button. Do you see anything about FM radio?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
There's an AT&T logo on the back cover. That's it. With the flip case, there's no branding at all.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
I don't see anything about FM. Where would I look/test?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MattMJB0188:
Can you turn LTE off? How zippy is the device with the Exynos processor and 2GB of ram? How's the signal and download speeds?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] zen0s:
How's the battery life? Would really appreciate if you could tell us how long the battery lasts with LTE :)

Thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
Can't turn LTE off in the settings, but changing APNs should work fine.

It's VERY smooth and fast. Much more so than my CM10 Note I. Any benchmarks I should try?

Sitting next to the Note I, it has the same number of bars (for what that's worth) and gets on LTE 11-12 mbps down, 6-8 up, but I'm sure I'll get faster speeds when out of the 'burbs tomorrow. I don't get LTE on my Note I (long story), so I can't compare. If there's a signal test I should run, let me know.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
I'll try to monitor battery life tomorrow, once I've got a full charge. My moderate usage at work should be good for a battery life test. Should I leave wifi off for best LTE results?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
I'd been told previously that since the LTE and HSPA radios are the same on AT&T devices, turning off LTE saves no battery. Is that true?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] zen0s:
Sure, however you use it normally. I hope it can last decent amount of hours!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
So I left the house at 7:50 this morning with both phones at ~100%. Even though I used the Note II on my entire commute, and my CM10 Note I sat in my bag with the screen off, the Note II is significantly beating the Note I in battery life. Check out the screenshots.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gtalum:
Surprisingly, AT&T's branding actually looks good on the Note II., unlike Verizon's monstrosity on the home button.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wicklet:
Dropbox

Just was wandering if the ATT version got to get the free 50gb 2year dropbox also.

Thx Wicklet
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] skochw:
Could you run some benchmarks? I saw a video showing the US version was scoring about 30% lower in benchmarks... Can't seem to find the video now though. :\

I don't see any reason why it would be slower, just curious though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MattMJB0188:
OP, maybe this is a dumb question, but can you take some actual pictures of the device and post them on here? Can't seem to find any pictures to show off the Titatium Grey anywhere.

I'd also love to see some benchmarks. This thing is running the Exynos processor right?

I am sure with custom roms there will be a GSM toggle to turn off LTE and use only HSPA+.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Wallcrawler:
How about bloatware and carrier unlocking? I currently have an iPhone4 that my work supplies. I'm thinking of just buying one of these either from AT&T (and potentially unlocking) or waiting for a carrier unlocked US variant.

Also heard that the TMo version can be unlocked and it *should* work with AT&T LTE, but I'd like to see more confirmations of that.

Too many options, haha.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Gore785:
In noticed on the preorder page on the "in the box" section it doesn't seem to mention earphones. Did yours come with them? I know u didn't get it online but just wondering.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] blognc:
There is no pre-installed Dropbox app, so probably not. Anywhere else I should look

Sure, what benchmark should I run?

Pictures attached. The phone is wearing the gray flip case. To the left of it is the stock back.

Let me know which benchmarks you like, I'll go for it. And it's definitely Exynos, according to Samsung, but I can screenshot the Exynos model number if you let me know where to look.

I assume carrier unlocking is something I can't test without a T-Mobile SIM, but let me know if there's a software check and I can give it a shot.

The box contains only the phone, manuals, and a new charger. It's white, even though the phone isn't, with a removable USB cable, and isn't the cube from a lot of previous Samsung models, but more of a weird shape. I don't have it here to take a picture of.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] skochw:
I think the one they used was Quadrant.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] garyd9:
quadrant is a very poor choice to compare phones - the same phone can generate wildly different quadrant stores with no changes between. You'd be better off with antutu.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyjkim:
Did your Note 2 come with headphones? The AT&T website doesn't say headphones are included in the box (https://www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/samsung/galaxy-note-ii-titanium-gray.html#fbid=wSvqplb4WxT)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] garyd9:
Did you spend a few seconds to read the thread before posting? Check post 19 (2nd page) of this thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Gore785:
Interesting.. thanks for all the quick replies! One last question.. how are u liking it so far?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ztmike:
Does it have a notification light with different colors?

Also how big of a external SD card can you put in it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MattMJB0188:
Here's a couple more questions I'm sure we all wanna know. How is call quality? How is the speaker? Any lag in the gallery? Apparently some T-Mobile users reported lag.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] John Kotches:
Specs say up to a 64gb micro sdxc card.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] antiochasylum:
Not to harp on you at all, however the whole "lag" dilemma is insanely stupid. You are going to experience lag on every device ever made. Its inevitable. Its electronics!

It annoys me to all end when people complain about lag between home screens. RLY?

I run my own compiled, stripped down to hell AOKP rom, @ 1.9ghz, on my d2att - and I still get lag. DEAL WITH IT, people are to picky now days, and expect everything to be absolutely perfect. :mad:

Edit: @garyd9 - please tell me you will be jumping on the N2 bandwagon...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wish777:
Nice..Just ordered my Note 2 today..I own the At&t note 1 currently.. This will be fun over here... :sly:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
How pocketable is it? I don't wear tight jeans, but they're not baggy either. I'm curious as to how much thicker this phone is than the GS3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milkman00:
Have you ever used an iPhone???? I think people complain about lag because the iPhone experience seems to differ from Android. We have the smoking hot hardware to support a lag free platform, but for whatever reason we can't seem to get there, whereas iPhone is there. I think that is why people are frustrated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] thomasj5:
It has a notification light at the top left flashes blue for notifications (calls, messages etc) its red for charging and green for when fully charged.

I think theres apps available for configuring the notification light for different colours based on apps
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milkman00:
Here is a question. Does this device suffer from rotation lag???
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NumairRana:
How's the sound quality on it when listening to music. And how's the screen brightness on 100% with those screen power saver options unchecked compared to the original Note. And last question how do whites look? Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] malinois16:
Why yes, yes I have had an iphone for 2 1/2 years. I also have a galaxy s3 and I can tell you it absolutely performs better than an iphone and really doesnt have any noticable lag or at least not any more than an iphone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] KosanRio:
Anyway you can figure out of this AT&T model has a Wolfson DAC or not?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] madmike23:
Nice. Where was the event? I thought it would be in the Manhattan Center. And how was Kanye?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] thomasj5:
I owned iPhones 3g, 3gs and 4 and while they were good responsive phones, I had my fair share of hard resets, especially with the iPhone 4 because it would freeze without any response. I wasn't aware that you had an option of resetting by holding some of the hardware buttons so I would be running around looking for pins or needles to reset it/take the sim out and in. It drove me crazy,since then I haven't had a phone without an external battery.