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[Asus Transformer TF700] Cousie G:
Thanks for your detailed help, just in case you read it wrong the dock is fine it's the tablet. When the first one broke I originally thought it was my fault, so I was bit annoyed at myself and tried to be extra careful. Then the second one broke not long after the first so... yea
[Asus Transformer TF700] Cousie G:
Yea the left one of mine broke first. When I compared both there was clearly a plastic piece missing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Just curious - was this the original TF201 dock or the "re-labeled" TF700 dock?

If it was the original TF201 dock, I'm sure they will deny any warranty claim based on the fact that Asus still says it's not compatible with the TF700...

Then again, even if it is the re-labeled TF700 dock, they'd still probably deny warranty coverage anyway! Warranty coverage is definitely not a strong point of Asus, from what I've heard...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Cousie G:
It is the re-labeled dock and I have also got an email from an Asus employee confirming that my dock is intended for the TF700
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Cool - than I would certainly try to make a warranty claim - it can't hurt. However, you better plan to be without your dock for a few weeks! :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] oscarivera17:
Any one have found a video of how to dissasembly the tablet? I been searching with no luck. Also I would like to find the spare part.

Thank you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BxMxK:
Yes, this just happened to me. Left side clip in tab has piece missing. Didnt notice it until I went to use dock again and it wouldnt lock. Looking into getting RMA now. Always had to manually push docking lock to right to get it to lock completely which is probably what fatigued the docking clip. Other than minor abrasions to tab due to not having a case my unit has never been dropped or handled even remotely roughly. Yet again I am dissapointed in the design of this tab.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nmsraider:
Sent mine back for rma beasuse ot snapped the plastic pin retainer In the charging port while docking to the tf700 keyboard. Just got a bill saying cid4 €108. Euros to repair and bank transfer payments only to another comapny not asus!

This is the bruno Germany repair centre.

I agree its a design flaw a weakness in a good tablet. I also have a tf300 with dock and that is fine.
[Galaxy Note II General] notegalaxy:
Has anyone noticed the screen can be scratched relatively easily? I have somehow managed to drop my phone on to the floor once and now the screen has a hairline scratch across the centre. So I'm annoyed. The old note seemed more durable.
[Galaxy Note II General] CreepyDroid:
It's not a durability thing as much as it's pure luck. No two drops are identical so all those drop tests and stuff are pure crap. Besides, you actually dropped the phone so you can't blame anyone but yourself.
[Galaxy Note II General] DMax99:
Sorry to hear that...

Gorilla Glass is not scratch proof, that's why I always use a screen protector!
[Galaxy Note II General] notegalaxy:
I understand that and know its no one's fault but my own. My old note 1 was subject to a years abuse and had less scratches than the new note 2 has after a week. It just disappointed me a little. I know they aren't invincible but a scratch after a small drop disappointed me a little you know.
[Galaxy Note II General] naimmkassim:
From this thread, im aware all note 2 user should be more careful and take care your note 2 screen..thanks OP for highlight it to us..at least we know this screen is not strongth as advertise by GG!!

U got my thanks button push.. :D
[Galaxy Note II General] Suicidal Chicken:
I'm always catching it on my denim jeans (Piece of metal which looks like a nipple near the pocket...lol) it's not got one scratch on it. My Galaxy s2 was always catching it too and guess what - no scratches...

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 through the Space Time Continuum
[Galaxy Note II General] yocasta:
Gorilla glass has a level 7 in mosh scale. All over it will scratch your screen.

It's hardened glass, not adamantium.

Tapatalkteando desde mi móvil.
[Galaxy Note II General] niketkumar:
Me too
[Galaxy Note II General] EmptyArea:
Do they make clear adamantium?

I upgraded my note 2 to a full diamond screen, was prefect until my wife scratched it on her earring... Maybe they should make a full it a full energy feedback display, no mass to get scratched that way but the battery life might drop a notch.
[Galaxy Note II General] bedwardo:
I got 2 massive scratches on my screen after using the s pen must have had something stuck to the end off it? Managed to get it replaced foc at vodafone. Not using the pen till its got a protector on now.
[Galaxy Note II General] kastafela:
Not true at all. :thumbdown:
[Galaxy Note II General] CGI_Ram:
No screen protector. No scratches.

Id suggest a good case, like the OEM flip case. I have no case yet, tho.
[Galaxy Note II General] 05GT:
Spigen. Nuff said.
[Galaxy Note II General] ccrows:
I've already had a gorilla glass phone get a nasty noticeable scratch before. (didn't drop it either)

Ever since I refuse to buy "any" device ever again without a screen protector...
[Galaxy Note II General] RodriTihuana:
All my phones since the Nokia N8 haven't had a single scratch on them. That's why I don't buy screen protectors, they look ugly, they feel different than glass and I just don't like them. I gifted my little brother that N8, then gifted my girlfriend my ex SGSII and she then sold it without scratches, now she owns a SGSIII without scratches. My Note 1 was with me for 5 months and when I sold it had zero scratches.

Now my Galaxy Note 2 has about 2 weeks of use and it already has 2 little tiny scratches on the screen. It doesn't bother me as you can't see them on normal use and just when you look at the glass from one particular angle, but the scratches are there. Very very small, very very light, but is there. I took the same care as with any of my previous phones so my guess is that Samsung used the properties of Gorilla Glass 2 to make the phone thinner and not stronger, and now it scratches more easily. Since those 2 little scratches my Note2 is always on my case now and hasn't developed any extra scratches. But like I said, neither of my previous phones had any scratch at all, the Nokia N8 and SGSII were amazing since I used them a lot and them my brother or my GF kept using them quite a lot and not a single scratch. The Note 1 was with me for just 4-5 months. The Note 2 screen is definitely a bit more prone to scratches.

TL; DR:

The Note 2 screen is more prone to scratches from my POV. Older phones that I had I sold without scratches after more than a year of use. Note 2 is 2-3 weeks old and with 2 almost non noticeable -but existent- scratches.
[Galaxy Note II General] qazibasit:
Gorilla glass two is more harder than gorilla glass 1 and hence more susceptible to dust scratches. No doubt itbwill give u more protection from nails, keys and other metallic stuff but gorilla glasses are not resistant to Scratches caused by dust and G2 is more prone to it. So keep it safe from dust and i would say that its better to get a screen protector than regretting.
[Galaxy Note II General] D4rkShadow:
I got few scratches just by wiping it with a cloth.for future, is it possible to replace just the glass
[Galaxy Note II General] fawaad:
After my recent experience with S3 I realized it was worth buying investing in the screen protector.

Get one and save yourself from the pain. My S3 got scratched even without being dropped.
[Galaxy Note II General] americasteam:
This could not be more wrong. GG2 has the same characteristics as GG1 but is 20% thinner. That's supposed to be the innovation here.

It's just a matter of luck. No matter how you try to spin it. If your screen comes in contact with something harder than it is such as sand (not regular dust) then it will get scratched.

http://m.corninggorillaglass.com/smartphone/#_InnovatingWithGorilla
[Galaxy Note II General] Viper2005:
Sand in particular is the weakness of gorilla glass. A single grain of sand floating around in your pocket will cause mayhem with the glass. In fact sand will scratch the glass more than keys or coins will.
[Galaxy Note II General] dallastx:
Lesson learned. Anything will scratch or break. I wonder in wrist watch forums, people whom buy $100,000 watches are surprised that the glass on their wrist watch will scratch. hmmmmmm
[Galaxy Note II General] Crest+:
GN2 dont use gorilla glass?

Correct me if wrong..
[Galaxy Note II General] kimdoocheol:
It does. That other thread was someone speaking from what a rep said who had no clue what they were talking about.
[Galaxy Note II General] jujuburi:
Nah! Can't speak about money wasting and show off watches but my Omegas never scratched, never will I guess and I wore them in beaches at least a dozen times and forgot how many times they came with sand contact.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] kwiggington:
transparent aluminum for mine and it got hit by a photon torpedo
[Galaxy Note II General] EdgaBimbam:
Got answer from corning and yes note 2 uses gorilla glass 2

http://db.tt/QpQ1oLVg
[Galaxy Note II General] berryc:
I have a screen protector from day one, some can feel a bit funny but the better quality ones bond better to the screen and I can't even tell now I have one on it. It's worth the investment.
[Galaxy Note II General] EmptyArea:
Lobby Spigen to expidite the creation of GLAS.tR. They should design phones to have a replaceable glass layer.
[Galaxy Note II General] imani:
Gorrilla glass on Galaxy Note 2 HUGE disappointment! Scratches easily.

I have had the note 1 for about a year now without a screen protector and the only time i started seeing fine scratches on it was after 2 months or so.At the time had high hopes for Gorilla Glass and wasn't disappointed at all given my usage.

I got the Galaxy note 2 2 weeks ago and already there are fine scratches on it!!!???:mad::mad::mad:

I am shocked and surprised because I have not started using it officially as my daily driver (still got the note 1) and it has been in a pocket or on a soft surface screen up (waiting for the covers to arrive).

This has made me to start putting into question the build quality of Corning and Samsung.

Why such a sudden outrage you ask.

1. Its because the Note 2 is a premium device and quality has to be ensured from the word go!

2. The S-Pen! The device is meant to be used with the S-Pen, therefore they had to make sure the screen is resistant to scratches! Duh!

3. The Note 1 fared way better than this with heavier usage. (Trust me it has very faint scratches after a year's usage!)

Planning to visit the Service Center to see what they have to say.

Otherwise will sell this :crying::crying:and wait for a good batch :(
[Galaxy Note II General] sleevasteve:
Where did you get your screen protector?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoldBiker:
Hi

Basically i need the Orange Firmware for Samsung s2 Full flash files for Odin

Please could you post here the link because i have searched and all the links are dead.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] highwar:
I am going to buy an original mhl to hdmi adaptor for my s3(new to the galaxy series) will it work on nexus i9250 or s2??

since I know the adaptor of s2 wont work on s3

thanks
[Galaxy S III Accessories] scarrmrcc:
nope
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Geordie Lad:
If you want 1 cable for both phones you have to buy the $10 MHL adapter and normal MHL cable.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] highwar:
could you show me an example ?

the mhl adaptor I will buy but why an mhl cable?? could you link a ebay/amazon..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chalky94:
I can't seem to upload anything over wifi from my Galaxy S3 when I am at home. It works at work and when I am round other peoples but can't seem to get it to work here.

I guess it is a problem with my router, but I wouldn't know what settings to adjust and such.

Any help?

My router is a Netgear DGN1000

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chalky94:
Sorry to bump this, but have been rattling my brain for hours! Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pentel1954:
If you have firewall program running on your PC such as Window Firewall, or Norton Security, or McAfee then you need to set some rules for the upload to work. Try to find out which port the upload is using, then open the port from your Firewall program.

Some routers allow you direct connect to the server and bypassing all rules to play games or for remote access, you may try to use one of these ports too.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chalky94:
Sorry to sound stupid, but how do I find out the port that the phone is trying to upload through?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pippoparecchio:
Hi all,

Since my network does not support IPV6 I was looking for a tunnel client for my android phone.

I've found a client, but it is just released in source code mode. I'm talking about the https://github.com/liudongmiao/gogoc-android project.

Does anybody knows if there is an apk or zip file in order to install the client?

Thanks

Leo
[General Questions and Answers] sashidharran:
Is there a way by which I can use my phone's 3.5 mm output jack as an input jack. I want to connect my mobile to other music device's audio out via a 3.5 mm stereo cable and play the audio via my phone's loudspeaker. Also, I want to record the input sound to a WAV/MP3 file on my mobile. I know this is a weird question but curious to know if anyone has done a research on this... BTW, its an Xperia Neo V
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migs_jaime:
Currently, I'm having a difficult time in using office substitute in Android for my work(as a teacher). I don't want to let go of my TF300 but I really need to make it functional so I'm planning to port linux into it.. Will this be a good move or will I just be left with the same problem after porting to Linux? I need a fully functioning office and the possibility of installing Prezi.. hope you guys could help me out.. thanks!
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsf3g:
Supposedly there's a port of Libre Office in the works.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobdaryl:
Prezi - beta player for android

http://community.prezi.com/prezi/topics/final_beta_for_unofficial_prezi_player_for_android
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timothyb89:
first decAobs

I've been running the ArchLinux port for a few days now as my daily driver, more or less. It has some kinks yet but if you know what you're doing productivity is a ton higher. The Arch repos don't have libreoffice for whatever reason but google docs works fantastically, substantially better than under Android.

Admittedly Prezi probably won't work as you can't run Flash but office is alright. There's also an unofficial libreoffice build floating around here that I'm in the process of downloading to test.

As for anything else you can dual boot with standard Android pretty easily so you don't lose out on Android features (e.g. decent graphics accel, YouTube, etc)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] carabassot80:
Hi developers,

We all now how annoyed is the lag on JB Dialer (lag scrolling, redrawing con contact pictures, etc..). I thought if it were possible to keep the phone.apk in memory like the TWLauncher to avoid this. If so, could some developer do it for JB deodexed roms?

Thanks in advance

PS: My current solution is exDialler
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
First,a huge thanks to Gokhan Moral for giving me permission to use his initramfs.​

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(current version SpeedWizz kernel ICS 4.2 stable)​

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
​

That is the history of speedwizz kernel, as well as to help out because reading a changelog is always good thing, in this case serves as a reminder to me ...

I started with a good base kernel (SpeedMod for the hardcore) but virtually stripped of all the features we are used to, even the most simple (eg bootanimation) .

I can guarantee that for a noob like me has been (and will continue to be) a tough battle ....... Huge thanks to all the developers, i am learning so much from you.

Initial Release
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Reserved too...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GhiGo65:
Mmmmhhh are you going to add aosp compatibility?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Yes... I am working on it. ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] a0007:
What's about battery :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GhiGo65:
Good life... I'm testing now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahul1031992:
I like it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] setimo:
He returns from the dead, hahahah

Too good this new kernel.

Performing the test since launch, super stable and battery consumption above average.

I just have a question, what is the best program to control compatible kernel.

I used Voltage control, but would like to use some other better if any??

Thanks Umberto
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
OMG! I have started to cry reading this post, FINALLY someone brave enough to give this kernel a shot! Well done bro! Enjoy....

Ehm, seriusly, if you want you can use Nstools as well (and better): can control all the parameters that kernel provide plus it is a good alternative to BLN pro (to set the lost call service when enabled BLN) ;)

Try and report, please :D:D:D:D

Ps.: you are welcome, my friend..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] setimo:
I'll test as soon as possible and already put the result and the final considerations, rsr.

Umberto, I noticed something in your kernel, it is not compatible with the application Away Triangle, because I tried to use the application with the same Kernel and does not work.

Now I do not know if it's the version of the kernel, or the Triangle Away works only with Syah Kernel.

I'm going to this friend, I need to get back to business, I need to have a meeting with my team.

EDIT:

Although not as experienced as the settings and use the Kernel, the app is very good NSTOOL with the kernel.

A friend here in Brazil told me about Rom Toolbox, I will also try and see what happens, lol.

hugs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahul1031992:
Ur kernel is best. I love it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Mmmmhhhh... Strange.

Kernel should support TA. If not this mean that some of the most recent

Changes have breaked some thing.

I will investigate and repair asap.

For now you can use a compatible kernel like siyah, remove the triangle then if you want can flash speedwizz kernel using recovery, without increment counter and triangle.

Good life.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] setimo:
Just as I did, I put Syah, removed the triangle and went back to Speed kernel 4.0​​, because I'm loving the performance of this new kernel.

I enjoyed seeing you again on your project developed, even if not with the whole of your time, but I was happy.

hugs brother
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
A new version is available for test, kernel now support multi rom, but DOESN'T BOOT WITH JB 4.1.2 (due to new mali driver).

For details before you use it see the first page or my blog.

Enjoy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] setimo:
I'll update.

Enviado de meu GT-I9100 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GhiGo65:
Ok, after a few days i can say this kernel is very Good... No lag, no bug and dual works perfectly.

:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angelshie:
^

... i will wait for the final version.

:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] setimo:
Umberto, as passed halloween??

I had some small problems after they installed their latest version of the kernel, but do not know if that has something related.

My kid wont play Monster Life in Mobile, and soon after I installed the latest version of Kernel, I have noticed that the game crashes, having to turn off the phone and reconnects it, it has something to do with the kernel??

If helps, now make cleaning cache and davik too, and still have this problem sometimes

Hugs and great weekend.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
If your problem is only with monster life I can tell you it is not kernel related: I've noticed that the crashes are reported as well in market comments.

Just if you are in doubt try with some other kernel and report, I can't try because I don't have a WiFi connection to download and play with it (around 115 mb if I am right).

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GhiGo65:
Hy Umberto, i'm waiting for 4.1.2 compatibility... Don't be tramp and work on it ;)

Trollallero Trollallá
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
New kernel incoming.

Here is speedwizz kernel 4.2 stable release changelog....

- New configuration file: speedwizz_defconfig

totally abandoned def_config derived from SpeedMod, the kernel continues on its path already since several versions before this

- Updated the cross-compiler to Linaro Toolchain 4.7 (08-2012)

Best general optimization of the code which results in less consumption of resources and greater stability.

Seeing is believing.

- This build fixes several compilation warnings and for several I mean about thirty

the warning message is a message from the compiler, it is not a fatal error (in fact, the compilation went fine) but can sometimes affect the stability of a program (the kernel is a set of programs written mostly in C language) .

Most of the warnings that have at compile time are caused by variables or functions not used.

Obviously, the biggest advantage in NOT have this kind of warnings is that less code "dead" is inside a kernel than fewer resources will use the kernel to perform their tasks and the kernel will be more powerful in terms of fluidity and stability.

In any case i will consider a warning as a bug (generally speaking) even if minor, or even if it is not perceptible by the user.

- Added NSTools

You can use this app to configure all the parameters that are managed by the user, OC, UV, BLN, startup scripts, etc. ..

- Improved support to init.d

Now kernel will create an init.d folder if it is not present in the rom (as in the case of the stock rom), if it exists this will not be touched and will be activated only support to run parts.

- Cleaned up some scripts in the initramfs

many things were unnecessary and linked to the use of extweaks (since the initramfs kernel are derived from Siyah kernel), which as you know is not supported by the kernel

- Added support to form Zram and Swaps

Enabled by default but can be disabled by the user through simple instructions.

The use of zram is to use a portion of RAM allocated compressed in a single device, in the specific case of this kernel with a capacity of 300mb and allocated in the ram itself, with a compression ratio of about 50%, for a total of about a gig of ram total between real and tablet.

The main advantage consists in maintaining applications in cache (non-active) for a period longer than normal, with a consequent advantage in the experience multitasking.

I will update the first post asap, only for the brave users :D

EDIT: kernel is available from first page links....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] genyagilin:
Cant find it in op, does this kernel include jbmali tweak for cm10?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asrock37:
hi just want to say that your kernel is working great with my Asnet ROM, so far no sod, no boot loop.

Cheers

Asrock
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GhiGo65:
Not yet

+1 witn my steulm rom

Trollallero Trollallá
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
You can't find this because this kernel doesn't have the updated driver ;)

Any way i think that soon (i hope) samsung will release the new source code for JB 4.1.2 and most of the things that are involved in mali driver patch has to be rewritten, at the moment seems that nor Siyah (mali patched) and Dorimanx (mali patched too) won't work with the new leaked stock 4.1.2, so.......we will see how the story goes on.