yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you dont need to flash a new rom

settings > more > mobile networks > Access point names

google for the correct settings for tmobile or get them from the CS rep.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
HI

I have seen a brand new tab 7.7 16gb for £260 with next day shipping. As I'm waiting for my iPad mini pre order refund as i dont like waiting 3 weeks for a tablet lol.

I own a Galaxy Note 1st gen and really like the amoled screen tech.

What I want to know is what is the amount of internal storage is there for apps etc. as the note only shows 2gb when fresh. And 11gb for usb storage.

I understand you can root to change the the problem with not been able to move apps to external sd card, but i dont want to do that.

I have rooted things before and changed roms but its not something I'm looking at doing on a brand new tablet.

Also is it anygood/ known problems with ics etc..

A picture to show the internal storage amount would be great if anyone could do that please.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hammer of thor:
i think there is no limitation for app space...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TeeeJaay:
for the Galaxy Tab 7.7 the storage limit for apps is the size of the internal sd itself.

I believe there is something wrong with you if you ever manage to fill the whole 16GB just with apps :D
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edan1979:
total space for apps internally around 13gb. its enough. unless you playing gameloft games which some of it will eat around 2gb for data. then you need to plan how many... for other company... or kids stuff... the highest i've ever try is around 120 apps... and i still had 8gb left for other thing... and i use 64gb sdcard for movies/songs/documents
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
Great

Well it seems to be better than the tab 7 2 I owned with only 4.9g storage.

I ordered a iPad mini case before I cancelled the order. and thats turned up today. what a nice size.

I want the tab 7.7 for the screen tech and I know what it can do been the same spec as my Note.

Well thanks for the help.

Just have to wait now for the refund from Apple. they I can order it.

to the filling up the 16gb. I have over 550 iOS apps So I think i could fill the apple up.

I have 80+ apps/games on the NOTE and still have 1gb left for apps and around 3.9gb left on the usb storage and nearly all of my 16gb mircosd card left.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edan1979:
yep.. we do got plenty apps on IOS... but to find the same apps on android... kind of diificult... :P
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xrayA4T:
I've got the P6800 32GB and that has 27.16GB available. Remember that is split between apps (data partition) and internal storage (sdcard partition). So if you take lots of pictures or store lots of movies you'll be limited by how many apps you can install.

You can also add an external sd-card for more space. Read elsewhere in this forum where people have had some success with 64GB sd cards.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
Hi

This is how the Galaxy notes memory is setup. Is the tab 7.7 like this.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
Ive ordered now so hopefully its ok.

Thanks everyone.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edan1979:
this how it looks on GT-P6800
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
Thanks for that Picture, puts my mind at ease now.

I should get it friday 2nd Nov, Apple can jump. three bloody weeks...

Plus I do like amoled ( I think I have said it before LOL )

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomv50:
Well had it for 2 days now due to expansys.

But its the French version that only has honeycomb. Good job the ics rom i got works on it.

Boots very quick too.

Found the usb host bit in box today so happy with saving £18.99.

Did I say its got a great Display. But nearly full too

Thanks again
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] rockky:
i.Sound Portable Charger

Has 16,000 mah

Input: 12V 1A

Output: '5V 2.1A on each connector 2.5 A together'

I charge a number of things on here...

A friend has me a bit confused saying this could damage the charging mechanisms of the phone.

Any input please?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Shyam:
Do u mean, you are giving the Galaxy Note an input of 5V, 2.1A (ie, output of Portable Charger)? if so, it is going to effect the battery life in long run..it may charge your phone faster, but definitely going to hurt the life of the battery..there are a lot of factors which should be considered like how much extra current you can give, temperature etc etc..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] cdmackay:
I don't think so: charging current is controlled by the device being charged, not the charger.

The Note will draw only ~700mA on an "AC" charger, even if that charger can supply up to 1A, 2A, etc.

On USB, it will draw ~500mA.

A mains/AC charger shorts the 2 data pins, which tells the phone that it's a dumb charger, not a USB host, and it is safe for the device to draw up to its own maximum (700mA for the Note).

---------- Post added at 12:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 AM ----------

The corollary to that is that you shouldn't be able to shorten battery life by over-current charging: even with a 2A Nexus charger the Note draws only up to its maximum 700mA.

[I did just that test a moment ago to check: 725mA, on the 2A Nexus 7 charger]

Of course, 700mA is more than the 500mA it will draw from a USB host, so if you were really concerned, you could use that.

But the device ships with a mains/AC charger from which it will draw 700mA, so you're never going to exceed the "official" charger, whatever charging source you use.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] guitarplayerone:
yes, though AFAIK the Note will draw more than 700mA from the OEM charger

and I have noticed charging speed differences by using different aftermarket chargers... never put a multimeter to them though
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] porcusor:
while charging the battery in the note is safe, I don't recommend plugging in your portable charger into a external battery charger. They may not protect the battery from overcurrent. Pay attention to all the specifications of all charging devices you use. Especially if you also have an aftermarket battery.

Cheers

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] cdmackay:
Are you sure? I didn't think that was the case; I could be wrong of course.

do you have any more details on that, please?

I have used many, many USB chargers: mains/AC, 12V, solar, portable battery, and never seen greater than ~700mA being drawn by the Note.

I'd like to know otherwise, for the odd occasion when i might want a really quick charge!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] rockky:
My friends point was that the i-sound charger would hurt not so much the battery but might damage the charging circuitry in the phone...course I learn this after buying this charger! ( I know its fine for nexus 7 and 10.1 tab).

Again its

Input: 12V 1A

Output: '5V 2.1A on each connector 2.5 A together'
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] cdmackay:
Yup, and I believe the answer is no: you cannot damage the Note's charging circuit by using a charger that has a higher *maximum* current, since the Note will only draw a current of (approx) 700mA regardless of the charger's maximum.

As an example of that, my test showing that the Note still only draws 725mA when connect to the Nexus 7 charger, which has a maximum charging current of 2A.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] rockky:
Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] guitarplayerone:
There was a mid on this site a really long time ago showing how shorting a specific connection in the usb cable will enable ac mode and this is supposedly what the oem charger does
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] cdmackay:
yup, that's right: shorting the two data pins --- which most "dumb-charger spec" capable chargers do --- tells the Note that it's OK to pull its maximum ~700mA. But it won't pull any more than that even if it's a 2A charger.

Without that short, the Note will only pull the regular ~500mA (again, regardless of charger max current): it thinks it is connected to a standard USB host, which might not be able to supply > 500mA, e.g. a laptop motherboard.

If you have a >500mA charger that *doesn't* follow the dumb-charger spec, i.e. it doesn't short the data pins, e.g. possibly a Mac USB charger, then you can get a charge-only no-data USB cable, that has the data pins shorted internally (in the cable itself), which will achieve the same effect. This is the mod you describe above.

You probably should not use that cable with a regular USB host (although the host will probably just limit its current anyway).

[Macs use some proprietary "signalling" method, whereby differing value resistors are placed across the data pins, telling the device differing levels of current to pull, etc. This is why you'll see external battery packs like Anker Astro 3 having a "Samsung port" and also a "iPad port"; madness]

Finally, some Android kernels have a hack that will allow AC mode (e.g. 700mA on the Note) regardless of the data pins. But this isn't always wise, and so many devs won't touch it. It prob wouldn't bother the Note, but it might not be good for the host/charger.

Apologies for rambling on, but people seem to ask this sort of thing a lot...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] :
yep people wantblong battery life and fast charge.

About time a proper fuel cell is introduced :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] rockky:
Most of this is over my head;)

So bottom line: charging my note with the i-Sound charger described in the OP will NOT damage my new Note , correct?

Tnx
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] cdmackay:
I believe that's correct; I would not hesitate to use it.

As someone else stated, however: whilst charging in the phone should be safe, since the phone controls the current, taking the battery out and charging it in a standalone battery charger may not be safe.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] chriszzz:
Yes, that's correct. Generally, just make sure the voltage is not too high (or too low). The range of 4.7V to 5V should be OK, since there is some allowance for variations. The current ( ie, the Amperes) only indicates the current the charger is capable of supplying. It doesn't mean the charger will force all that current down the battery's throat. The device/battery will draw as much as it needs, and this will not damage the device or battery whether it's 0.5A or 2A.
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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] kereta caretta:
I'm not themer but i know photoshop just a little. I used better font(picture) on it.

I made thia bootanimation for me but i want to share it for you :)

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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] vicnedo:
Thanks! :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] SnowPluralism:
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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Asuscrew:
Hi guys! Fist sorry my bad english :D

I want to cook a rom for se xperia neo v.

I find this tutorial--> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801690 and i download tools except for this (Demo META-INF Folder Direct Download/dead link/) but i read the android kitchen ----> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=633246 not supported neo v.

I didn't try mead rom befor but i want to learn. Could you help me?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] svprm:
You can use the that Kitchen.

You don't need to check for support.

Get a good base rom(update.zip) and then work on it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Werwood:
Please stay on topic - asking just about the phone capability please.

I have spent an hour searching the web and no thread indicates whether it is data only or also voice/phone capable.

I know that we can pull a phone application, but the question is if the modem is phone capable or not.

If you answer please link to your source, or share how you know.

I think for many if this is also a phone (and not just a VOIP sub-par option) it could go head to head with a Note2, with a reduced budget.

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] H4CK_H0PP3R:
Even i am looking for this questions answer but not getting proper answer..Its not confirmed yet abt voice calls/sms
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
Add one more to the list of people who would like to know the answer to that question. I'd like to upgrade my Galaxy S, which is getting a bit long in the tooth, and I wouldn't mind to loose the back camera (I seldom use it anyway, plus I actually have a digital Point-and-shoot). Also, since I don't make that many calls, a small, cheap tablet makes total sense for me...

My guess is that, if the Nexus 7 with 3G is anything like the original Galaxy Tab (probably one of the original Android Tablets) on that department, then voice is a given. But you never know if the modem is crippled in any way...

Also, since we're on this topic, any news if the launch date is global, or only for the US? And if the 3G will be Europe-friendly, for that matter?

Miguel
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeahmon:
I have used Line 2 on mine, so I don't see why it wouldn't work.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ddlooping:
Interested in knowing too. :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanyinx:
Interesting topic..i've plan to upgrade my n7 to n10 or n7 3g..:)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacktrump1974:
This is exactly what I would like to know. Is there hardware that needs to the N7 to make it 3g capable or will Google send and an update to current N7 owners?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
As far as I know, currently shipping N7s completely lack any kind of 3G-capable hardware. It's simply not installed, period. And, since that hardware it's a tiny chip with even tinier contact points that needs to be soldered at manufacturing time (not to mention the rest of the supporting hardware, including the antenna, and already supposing the PCB actually has the required traces in place, which may or may not be the case), then ANY currently N7s being sold will never be 3G capable by themselves. Unless someone develops some kind of dongle to be added, though I don't even know if that's possible...

So, unless I'm terribly wrong, to get an N7 with 3G, you'll need a new one.

Now, one question that popped into my mind in the meanwhile. There was at least one review that took the N7 apart that found out the PCB for the N7 actually has a mounting area for a back camera, and probably all the PCB traces are in place, too. At the time, the reviewer said it could have been a leftover from the design phase, or something that had to be cut back due to the target cost. With these new SKUs popping up, do you think Google will eventually throw the back camera in at some point?

Miguel
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decemberpei:
i,ve asked google customer support several days ago on this same question but not yet get an answer. one thing i,m certain is that this all depends on the modem.that is, the modem may be data connection capable only, or may also be capable for making voice calls.:p
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
How did you manage to do that? I've been all over Google's support pages and have found nothing that even remotely looked like an e-mail address where we could ask for questions. Or a support form, for that matter...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zorgblaubaer:
any news regarding that? i really want to know!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
My guess is, unless someone can get their hands on one of them before November 13th, we'll have to wait until at least then to get this question answered.

Also, a bit OT, but does anyone know launch dates for all countries? It would suck so much to have to cross the border just to get my hands on one... Right now, you can only get the 32GB Nexus 7 in Portugal (we completely skipped the 8GB and 16GB versions, they were never even available, though the good news is that we got the 32GB version along with the US), though only through retail (no Play Store for anything other than apps).
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decemberpei:
I can't remember very clearly . i just playing around at android.com looking for some customer support page,where i could ask questions via email since i am not at us. i finally made it at some page like 'my order'. i filled in some personal info,and managed to sent out my question to google. the 'order id' field was not required, but after that i was not able to find the page anymore. the support pages really sucks. just toooooo much links and i keep jumping everywhere and finally get lost,:confused:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] H4CK_H0PP3R:
If its no voice calls then i will not buy i guess,better i will buy galaxy tab 2 but NoT sure but on gsmarena.com they mentioned that ONLY DATA,NO VOICE CALLS on uppar side of specs.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d0nnie:
I have been trying to find the answer to this question as well without any luck. Would be nice to get this confirmed or denied in a official way but i guess we wont know untill nov 13th :(
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decemberpei:
here the response from google customer support: The Nexus 7 3G version currently does not have a built-in phone app, so it will not be capable of making any phone calls. It has 3G data connectivity and Wifi as of now and currently may be used with any carrier that supports GSM/UMTS/HSPA+.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
Still can't find anything besides a "send feedback" link over at Android.com. I think you were extremely lucky :P

Anyway, that reply might be a good thing after all: we all know the phone app is disabled for the N7, it has been said before. However, as someone also already mentioned, it's usually possible for people to enable that app, even if you need a custom ROM for it. So, assuming the whole "does not have a built-in phone app" thing only means "we didn't enable voice capabilities because, frankly, it would cannibalize our other offerings, but the underlying hardware is perfectly capable of doing that" (not that you would actually hear anyone from Google saying that, or have them write that down... lol), we'll be golden.

Is any way you can reply to that e-mail and specifically ask which is the baseband/chipset they will be using for the data capabilities? If we had that tidbit of information, we should be able to know if voice could be unlocked or not...

What a way to start my day, with a hopeful news... Nice!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decemberpei:
i reply the customer support's email with another question but they didn't give me the direct answer!

my qusetion was:

"thanks for your kindly help. would you tell we if the hardware modem itself supports voice calls? as you know,in android,a 3rd party phone app could take the work of the built-in phone app. so lack of built-in phone app really doesn't matter much. eager for your reply and thanks again!"

their response:

" The N7 3G version can be used for Voice over IP calls, such as Skype, or Google Voice, etc but you will not be able to use the tablet as a phone. Hope that helps."
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Werwood:
I think that kind of confirms where the blogsphere is currently on this topic.

No cell for us :(
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UberSlackr:
Apparently you did not look that hard..

Google Contact Page

Device Support Number 1-855-836-3987

---------- Post added at 11:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:38 AM ----------

Technically No...

It doesn't answer whether or not the modem(radio) inside the device has been limited (hardware wise) to only a Data connection.

The N7 runs the tablet version of Android, which means the Phone Feature (dialer, etc) has been removed.

The phone dialer you see on some tablets, are custom to that manufacturer, not added by Google.

What we need to know is if the Hardware part of the N7 will allow for a Voice connection to be made. If so, then the Software part can be added back in. Which I'm sure if the hardware needed is there, then the many geniuses here on XDA will quickly make the Dialer appear ;)

And I might be completely mistaken here, but SMS should be possible since its Technically Data, and only requires a Phone Number to route the messages. If SMS is possible, I would be happy with just that, as I do not use voice (if I needed to, I have a cell for that, which I pay an extreme amount for, but only make on average 2 calls a month) - But this would also require the SMS app be added back into the N7 firmware.

---------- Post added at 11:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:46 AM ----------

I think it all come down to Waiting... Waiting for the device to be release, and someone taking it apart to see what its capable of.

Since Google employees people in their service department that are not completely "Tech" savvy, I don't think we can take any answer they give as fact.

I called them the other day, and asked about the Modem/Radio within the Nexus 7 3G.. and The CSR answer was "No you can not plug a Phone Cord or Ethernet cable into the device, and if you want to listen to the radio you must download a 3rd Party App or Try our Google Music service, but it's not a radio" - Couldn't help but laugh uncontrollably for 10min straight.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Werwood:
This is just too funny. You made me laugh for a while too. Its a keeper!!! Put it in your signature :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] __Miguel_:
Sorry, I was away for two days.

That sounds like a typical low-tier support personnel reply. As in, they probably don't even know themselves. Or are told to "vamp" if someone asks. In either case, though, we're apparently stuck for a few more days. Oh, well...

You do know Google support pages (heck, just about every single page of their websites) change depending on where you are in the world, right? That link is only reachable on my country because I actually clicked it here on this site, I have no way of getting to it from the standard support page in Portugal.

Also, if you look really hard, you'll find that that particular form of contact (by phone, which is what's shown on the link you posted, at least in my country; e-mail is nowhere to be seen) is only available for US, UK, Canada and Australia. Which, again, is useless for me.

But thank you for the link, nevertheless.

Oh, wow, that was hilarious! Priceless. As already said, use that as your signature, please. That reply *really* needs to make more people laugh... hehehe

Cheers, and let's see if we can get a great answer for this one ASAP. Daddy needs a new phone, even if he needs to hop over to the other side of the border to do that!

Miguel
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UberSlackr:
My apologies, I failed to note your location when making my reply (I blame it on being sleepy)

Maybe a call to the number over Skype? Or Try a number that might be closer to you.. (1-800 #s are free via Skype, well at least for US based people)

(Signature Updated :silly: )
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chaw Rash:
lmfao! the best signature in the world of android devices :P .. hey, and btw i am also wondering if we could make fone calls, sms etc!