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[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
Her feelings.... I know a good therapist i can recommend you.. My girl friend used her to get over her old Heels that were GOD Awful and old....

Does SHE (your tablet)Have a name.. And i hope you have her in a Pink case... sheesh
[Nexus 7 General] phonic:
1) Improve build quality. Use gorilla glass. Fix the damn screen lift for real. Make them more able to handle a drop without cracking/breaking/etc.

2) Keep all the current features - don't take anything out (like the smart cover ability and currently-unused pogo pins).

3) External SD (yeah, I'm dreaming...)

4) Inductive charging would be awesome.
[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
I agree my phone is 3 years old. My Other tablet is nearly two years old and we still use it everyday.. Its acer a500.. i like the 7 in tab to fit my purse better.
[Nexus 7 General] gotzaDroid:
I wouldn't upgrade, I love my nexus, but I don't use it enough to justify upgrading. I'll play some simple games, surf the web and play Netflix for the kids, so the current 7 is plenty for me.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
I think $200 is cheap enough for a yearly update. You can sell the old one for $100 to minimize cost. That doesn't mean you should upgrade, but whether you'd want to or not will be an indicator of Android's progress, ie if most peeps are still fine with their old N7s by this time next year, Android isn't moving fast enough.

My ideas for an N7B, mostly the little things:

. Keep $200 price point. One can quibble over N7's technical merits, but there's no illusion on why it's popular. That means that many of the MOTS in the OP should stay in the wishful realm. Remember that Kindle Fire will keep up the price pressure.

. Have a dedicated charging port for faster charging, and to allow using micro-USB for other things while plugged in. This would be a major problem for N10 with its slow charging, if the USB were actually useful for normal peeps (it isn't).

. Have micro-HDMI out. This is a major KFHD advantage over N7.

. Have dual-band, dual-stream MIMO wifi. This is a given, since starting with KFHD, tablets are getting this as a matter of course. Hopefully wireless connectivity will get more awareness, and we'll see 802.11ac or WiGig make an appearance.

. I'm fine with the Teg3 and screen, but N7B will probably get a low-cost version of Teg4 or equiv to keep up with the Joneses. I would not want the res to go higher as that will eat up more batt/SoC power. N10 already has this affliction, and hopefully Goog will take the lesson to heart.

. I'd say micro-SD slot, but I know it won't happen. Nexus devices need to be gimped so they can get the incredible bang/buck, and SD slot is the casualty.

. Outside of N7, I hope Goog fix the eco so more vendors sell Android tabs, and that non-Nexus tabs can get updates as quickly as Nexus ones. It's a sad testament when Android tabs are limited to only Nexus tabs. I'd like to have a 4:3 tab, and I know that won't happen with Nexus. This is on Google, not the vendors. It needs to figure out a better way.

In short, for hardware, I'd just like to see better connectivity, else the rest is fine. I'd like to see an improved eco (which doesn't necessarily mean more apps, although that would be a consequence). But most of all, I'd like to see a more capable OS, being able to do more than just consuming content and being a portable kiosk for Google Play Store.
[Nexus 7 General] bwassef:
I think a higher screen resolution is a very reasonable thing to ask for. Retina displays are GORGEOUS and I'd like to have a screen with that resolution or higher.

Micro HDMI

LTE support is also something that is missing.

Screen size is perfect the way it is.

Obviously the fastest processor at that time, but I'm not picky about which one

An LED notification light would be wonderful. Haptic feedback isn't needed
[Nexus 7 General] Turbotab:
You may not have registered the hint of sarcasm in my post:silly:
[Nexus 7 General] Alexmessy:
Seriously? LTE in a tablet? O.o
[Nexus 7 General] crackcaffeine:
a. They shouldn't design the device based on a baseless assumption that people will use cases. Too many unknowns and too many variations to account for.

b. Tegra 3 is faster than the S4Pro? Anyways, whatever is the fastest next year, is the chip they should use. Of course software optimization is important, just look at the launch PS3 and 360 games vs current - but having the best processor will push the envelope of what is possible.

c. Maybe you're right about the stylus - but if it were available, if people were able to accurately manipulate tiny objects or switches with more certainty, new types of UI's can be developed. Look at Aparatus and Machinarium. Wouldn't it be awesome if you could accurately manipulate the levers and buttons? You're right in that it shouldn't be at the expense of driving hardware costs - tho I see a potential for future innovation.

Sure, stylii were used in crappy devices like the Palm, but they are also being used effectively in the Note 2 and by thousands of graphic designers through Wacom pads. Anyways, certainly don't drive up costs. I don't know if I can afford another $25.

d. If it will improve my quality of life ---- if it gives me a lifestyle benefit, ... that is the feature I want. Inductive charging is just that. It makes life easier. Plugging in a cable takes 2 seconds... as does picking up a pen and paper instead of launching Evernote. Is it possible to feed HDMI through the microUSB port? Maybe they can make an adapter that processes the signal into an HDMI output? /shrug. Big do-want on HDMI out though.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
Thinking about this some more...

. Standardize a port & dock configuration for 3rd-party vendors to make interoperable docks, for keyboard/storage/battery/etc. This is key for accessory support. It also allows more productivity options. I don't want to have to buy a different proprietary dock for each device.

. Allow hardware vendors a cut of the 30% Play Store fee, as long as the device is updated to the latest OS. This would better incentivize vendors to update their old wares, more than the usual "it's a good thing for your users" lip service.

. Lend support to Cyanogenmod and similar roll-your-own-distro groups, so they can support more devices faster. Add incentives to hardware vendors where needed. Leveraging community work is a cheap way to spread adoption of the OS.
[Nexus 7 General] NlBO:
I believe in order to be retina a ppi requirement has to be met.
[Nexus 7 General] crackcaffeine:
I think "retina" is an Apple trademark. Didn't know you could trademark body parts... but whatever.

According to Apple, Retina goes from the high end of 326ppi (iPhone 4/4s) down to 227ppi in the Macbook Pro 13".

Nexus 7 is 216ppi so technically not retina.

Nexus 10 is 300ppi, just for comparison.
[Motorola Droid 3] SchwassKIN:
Trying to sell my d3. Did a factory reset but safe strap is still there. Cannot access phone interface cuz I don't have a number to activate it on. Please help me remove safe strap, don't want buyer to trip.
[Motorola Droid 3] ponna:
I would say that Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby is one of the safest raps. No bad language and child friendly.

Hehe jokes aside, I'd say:

1 Restore any backups from safestrap

2 Boot into unsafe system

3 Uninstall safestrap

4 Remove root

5 Factory reset.

Edir: btw, this should be in general.
[Motorola Droid 3] SchwassKIN:
I have no backups left on the phone to boot into.

There must be another way to just uninstall this application
[Motorola Droid 3] Skreelink:
If it is on stock, when it says touch android to begin, tap the four corners clockwise. Start at the upper left, right, bottom right, left. It might take several times before it works. Root if needed with motofail, install safestrap app, install recovery, remove recovery, factory reset. Or, you can check for an sbf one click to redo the entire phone to factory.
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
Go with the sbf. It'll make it totally stock
[Motorola Droid 3] ovelayer:
+1

and it only takes what like 5 min's lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pmdied:
Ive noticed on a few of the roms that I have to airplane toggle to get data to switch from 3g back to 4g. I dont get a "drop" like I do with aosp roms, just seems to not want to switch back. Anyone else notice this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Zach23:
Hey everyone,

I just got my Note 2 last night coming from an iPhone --> GS3 to this and I really love it so far. One thing I have noticed is that the viewing angle for whites is pretty poor. I don't know if it's just my phone or not but the slightest difference in angle makes the screen have cool blue tint. Any other experiences with this?

Zach
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] halfman21:
From what I have read is you can adjust the display from the normal standard to movie and the picture quality is more natural. But what do I know, I'm still waiting for my preorder to arrive tomorrow.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Zach23:
I just tried that and it doesn't really fix the viewing angles but reading a lot online I found that this is very common on S AMOLED displays. I was thinking about returning it but it's just not worth it. Why would I be viewing it from any other angle anyways. It's just very sensitive. I can notice the slightest change in colour as the phone turns. Oh well! I'll get used to it
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tom0779:
Hey I've been having this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8GTloRDO08 issue when recording video; a high pitched sound. Is there a software fix? It didn't happen until I flashed CM10. Appreciate any help,

-T
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phattychops:
I've looked into this issue. Does it happen if you have earphones plugged in while recording? I believe it is feedback from the external speaker and the mic. Just a theory. Happens on sound recordings and third party cameras also.

-Joel
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] joho5:
I noticed this too...is it widely known to the devs? And any idea how to fix it?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phattychops:
I'm not sure it is a widely known issue. I've looked on several forums and haven't seen much posted regarding the one XL. This is a common problem for many devices, but each one seems to get fixed at some point (or people stop complaining about it).

Because it happens to other apps besides the camera, I assume (with no real knowledge to back the assumption) that this is a problem in the kernel.

- Joel
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] joho5:
I have to keep reverting back to sense unfortunately because of small things like this. I really like pure android better but haven't gotten past all the little bugs.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phattychops:
Agreed. ViperXL has been an all star for me. That said, I would drop it in a heart beat for CM10 if the camera was fixed and the signal didn't drop to edge so randomly. CM10 is so fast. A shame really.

- Joel
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bball606:
Sorry for the bump, but this is an issue yet to be resolved.

I've been experimenting with video recording a little bit. There is a high-pitched hiss during video recording, but what I've found is that when headphones are plugged in, the entire phone (camera, any voice recording app) switches to some sort of mono recording.

Try plugging in headphones/earbuds and then recording another video. The audio level is really low except when you talk into the bottom microphone. It's as if the phone thinks it's on a call. If you are not within inches of the bottom mic, your voice won't even be picked up. The audio recording level will be this way until a reboot.

I'm running King Kang M1 rohan b6, so I'm not sure if this is an AOKP or CM issue, but I'm pretty sure it applies to all AOSP roms.

My video recording was working perfectly on stock sense, so not a hardware issue.

Anyone else having similar results?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] joho5:
Yes and waiting patiently... Only thing keeping me on sense.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phattychops:
Looks like this is a known issue to the CM10 team.

Please star this issue here so that it gets more attention.

http://code.google.com/p/cm9-msm8960/issues/detail?id=152
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Blackened6677:
Hey guys,

I was hoping someone here could throw me a bone on a problem I am having with a Galaxy Tab 2 I got for my wife. For some reason it keeps telling here there is a software update. She has tried to install it mulitiple times and it appears to go through successfully but the prompt comes back again a few hours later. If we click "Later" it gives a a maximum time of 3 hours before it reminds us to update again. i saw someone else had asked about this in another part of the forum and they were directed here. I never found an answer.

So... The numbers:

Model: GT-P3113

Android Ver. 4.0.4

Kernel version: 3.0.8-911625-userse.infra@SEP-65 #1 SMP PREEMPT TUE JUL 17 23:47:56 KST2012

Build Number: IMM76D.P311UEBLG5

I've gone in through the start menu and cleared the cache, next step I am considering is starting from scratch with a wipe to factory fresh. Before i did that though I thought I would check here.

Anyone have any advice?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nakedninja42:
I recommend checking the right forum to get your answer. This is for the first generation Galaxy Tab 10.1 and is not the same as your device.

Here is a link from searching http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1596
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Blackened6677:
Sorry, I'm new and didn't see the correct forum before when I looked. I'll check elsewhere.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] srkrono:
Can anyone provide me with a link to a stock Odin flashable Gingerbread, something like 2.3.4
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] VoiD_Dweller:
Here is 2.3.5. It took me just seconds of searching with http://xdaforums.com/search.php

Here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350360
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cokeblack:
I'm holding out on the Note II because I keep reading that it comes in 16/32/64 gig models. So far i only see carriers offering the 16gb model. Does anyone know if the other two models even exist?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdzUK:
I gave up waiting ages ago and just got the 16GB version, glad I did though because in all that time there is still no sign of the 32 or 64. Forget about them tbh..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaptorMD:
At least in the US its all about what the carriers will take and they will take the bare minimum and charge the absolute maximum they can. I don't expect we will see a 64GB version ever on a US carrier and the 32GB version if ever would be in say 6 months so they can pump up sales again before the GN3 arrives in the fall.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AjunNg:
Carriers taking on a 64gb version isn't even the point.

It's Samsung finding out demand for a 64gb version while the 16gb is present.

The S3 has been out how long now, and I've only recently heard that a 64gb is on for pre order in the UK.

It's a shame that this happens. Because even if they make 10% of their N2 units as 64gb, they will sell like cakes, and if the demand is still strong, they can make more. But no, they chose not to.

They let customers lose interest by the time the 64gb comes out. Like who is still gonna buy an S3 now. Any right minded person would know to wait for the S4, especially at £600 for the 64gb S3.

So its just odd that they do this.

Just get a 16gb, with a 64gb extsd, and use a script to swap your extsd with your intsd. Job done, your phone is now 64gb.

Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eumyang:
The 32gb and 64gb models were available in Korea since late September. (Interesting enough, the 16gb hasn't been available there.) However, there was a news report saying that production of the 64gb was going to be discontinued in Korea. A member of a different forum told me that that was just a rumor. Being a Korean American, I asked my father, who is currently visiting relatives in Korea, to try to buy a 64gb for me. He was told that they weren't making the 64gb... just the 32gb was available. :mad:

That really isn't acceptable to me. I didn't want 80gb (16+64) of storage, but 128gb (64+64). As it is, I've pretty much given up on getting the 64gb, and I'm now determined to get the 32gb. Maybe 128gb micro-SD cards will come out next year, and maybe they will work with the Galaxy Note II, so I can have 160gb (32+128) of storage. Yes, I really want to have that much storage. ;)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AjunNg:
That sure is a lot of eggs in your basket of a phone.

Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucidmike:
I got mine pretty easily in Korea when it launched. They seemed abundant. I did hear the rumor that they were not going to produce any more, but I also heard that Samsung came out and said it wasn't true. I guess I'll try stopping by a carrier with a ruse that I'm interested in a 64GB and I'll see what they say.

I really understand your pain. I had an obsessive unquenchable thirst to hold a smartphone with 128GB of data ever since 2007 ever since I got hold of a 16GB iPhone and realized that even 64GB (even if it came out 4 years later) would not be enough for everything I wanted to carry, even at that time. It was a mental conquest that I had to check off. Now that I have it, I'm not using it any differently than a 16GB device. But that mental hangup is no longer there.

If it is any consolation, I've filled up 95% my 64GB external, but I've only used about 10GB of 52.75GB on the internal of my 64GB device. Basically, I've left all the advantage of having a 64GB empty for over a month now. And sure I would be running out of space real soon if I had a 16GB, but I've been really just been installing too much junk. Those apps that I've uninstalled probably left all their gigs of external data in there.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eumyang:
Not really, because whatever I will put on the phone (when I ever get it, sigh) will also be on my PC. ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
I have just placed the phone in download mode with the idea of re-downloading "SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Kernel" and USB drivers have been installed successfully.

Nice to see this thread is getting some views, but no one has any advice to give me?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] deesugar:
What files on your phone do you need?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
I just got the Phone to show up in Windows Explorer by plugging in the USB cable right when the Yellow 4G came up and I was browsing the phone and I noticed the SD Card was not showing up, but before long the phone rebooted and I'm still trying to access the phone but the damn thing keeps rebooting constantly.

I'm just trying to backup photos I don't have backed up anywhere else. Other than that I'm hoping I can do a full restore using "SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore" and that will at least get my phone back to operating normally right?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] m4xwellmurd3r:
Just go into the recovery menu and do a factory reset. It won't format your SD card.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
m4xwellmurd3r thanks for the advice.

I got impatient and went ahead and flashed "SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore" and my phone is back to operating normally. My SD card is still intact as well! What is really surprising is the fact that the pictures that were on my phone are still there. I don't understand, I obviously did something wrong. Also no longer having USB connection issues so that is a big relief as well!

Of course all the applications I had installed are no longer present, but why are my pictures still intact after using a Rooted Restore.

I want to completely wipe my phone and then create a backup with Titanium Backup and call it Stock_Version#. Then after I root the phone and get everything setup the way I like it I want to create another backup called something else. Is this the correct way to go about doing this?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] m4xwellmurd3r:
Because none of your storage gets wiped by factory resets. Resets only affect the rom portion of your phone not storage. Glad you got it working

By the way rooted restore already wiped everything on your phone and rooted it so you're good to go
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
Really? Okay, so I shouldn't see any empty folders for apps I no longer use?

I swear everytime I start looking at the folders in my phone I see things I don't recognize and it just bothers me. This is one reason I wanted to reset my phone and start over fresh.

Also is there a good tutorial for using Titanium Backup?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] m4xwellmurd3r:
Any folders made on the SD card and internal storage will remain since factory resets won't touch the data, even if the app is gone
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
So when you install an app just to test it out then you un-install it remnants of that app are still left behind. This I have to say I don't like. There has to be a better way to keep the file structure free from accumulating garbage. Is there a better way or not?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
You could always delete the /data contents for the APK but not if it's in android.secure.... you won't know what is what in there.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
@garwynn - What is the difference between SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore.exe, and SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore_v2.exe?

Also I want to completely reset my phone now that I have everything backed up to my PC that I care about. So do I need to do a factory reset on the phone and then flash one of the files above?

The plan is to get a fresh start and use Titanium Backup like I should have been doing from the start!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Copied from the v2 thread.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
That's great I can't find that thread at all, can you give me some linkage?

MoHoGalore can you answer my second question?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Click the tiny arrow beside Garwynn's name in the quote I posted. It'll take you to that thread i copied it from.

No, you do not need to factory reset when you use an Odin one click.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
I just got done using an Odin One Click -> SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore.exe, all my data was left intact. Are you sure you know what you're talking about?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Lol. So your google account settings remained? You didn't have to setup anything?? If that's the case, either it was the no data version or it didn't flash.

And if you're taking about formatting the usb storage, like blues said in the other thread you asked, it doesn't format it.

But feel free to get other opinions.

:edit: And the only way I'd ever suggest to "factory reset" from the privacy menu, would be to use a gb build. But don't take my word for it, read the brick bug thread.

Sent from my SPH-D710 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ci2e:
I'm just getting confused here I think your right. So basically if I do a factory reset via the settings menu, that will reset everything but keep the same model FI27. Then all I'll need to do is reflash the SPH-D710_FI27_CL1127689_Rooted_Restore.exe, right?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
See my edit above. I'll never suggest using that option with an ics build at this time.

Now, having said that, i have done it but with the brick bug, that choice is yours.

What i try to do is just format the drives (both internal and external) when connected to my laptop then power off, then use a one click.

Safe method - use a gb one click, factory reset via privacy option in settings and format usb, then use the fi27 one click.

Sent from my SPH-D710 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2