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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] mbamberg:
I have been looking at many of the next tablets being offered by most of the companies. The Nexus 10 is tempting, but I DO use the camera for some things, and the 10 inch screen is important to the main function for which I bought a tablet. I tried the 7 inch units and they're just too small for my needs. I use my tablet for a moving-map display and electronic flight-bag while I'm flying. I actually use an app that does a split-screen and shows me charts and flight data at the same time. The 7-inch was just too small for that. I had a Transformer Prime for a while and really liked the display and operational speed, but the lack of a functional wifi and GPS took that out of the picture in a hurry. For the moment, the Tab 10.1 still does the job. But I am looking.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Eddog4DROID:
I have used my Nexus 10 all weekend and can now compare it with the G Tab 101.1

GTab 10.1 vs N10

Screen:

N10 pixels/resolution obviously blows the GTab 10.1 away; but it seems like the N10 screen is more washed out compared to the deep colors of the GTab.

Speakers:

Maybe it's my hearing, but the GTab seems to have louder sound

Performance:

Oh my, not even close. The Exynos 5 in the N10 poops on the Tegra 2. FINALLY Android does not have any lag. Whereas the GTab hails from Lag City. (Rooting and Roming obviously helps).

Cameras:

Even? I took pic's, I skyped, saw no difference.

Build quality:

The N10 does not feel like a Samsung device. The GTab feels like a Toy in comparison. Though it feels much lighter (even though the specs say they are closer) so some may prefer that.

Software:

The GTab requires you to root it for decent performance. Or you can have full functionality to go along with lagginess and TouchWiz. The N10 is a Nexus. A full working 4.2. Yes it's new so there are bugs, but thankfully Samsung does not handle updates.

Battery:

More or less even. MAYBE the GTab 10.1 has a slight, slight edge? not sure yet.

Extras:

N10 has an HDMI port I probably will never use. Though it does have a notification light which is really helpful. Neither have SD's. I am fan of the wide bezels on the N10 because my thumb does not cover the screen.

Conclusion:

I feel like the N10 is so much better, but really, the GTab 10.1 did most of what I needed and did it "ok" to "well". The N10 just does it a little quicker. And it's nice to know I don't have to root it to be satisfied. So on those levels it is worth it. Otherwise, if you can not afford it, there is no reason why you need to be an early adopter. I think many GTab 10.1 users may end up getting the Nexus 7 instead as that is become standard for many hard core Android users. If you watch tons of videos, then the N10 is highly recommended. If you can not tolerate TouchWiz and rather not mod the device, also get the N10. For everyone else? No rush.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rjohmit:
The N10 is 1.5 years newer.. It should smoke the 10.1
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] RavenY2K3:
I'm dying to replace the tab with a new device, before the N10 I was considering the Asus TF700 but I'll only jump ship when one of them deliver a 3G option, I seriously don't get why the don't release mobile data versions in tandem of Wi-Fi only option.

But I suspect and hope Google bring it out soon, I don't think Asus will do now, not now the infinity has been out for so long.

Swyped, from my finger to your face, on my Samsung Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] makbil:
I will try to present a slightly different view. Before I was forced to get my Samsung 10.1, I had a 10.1v which I truly think is a much better device than the plain 10.1. Eventually I will cannibalize my 10.1 to get my 10.1v working again.

My new tablet has to have the following features: 10" screen, 3G, quad-core and preferably a pen too. Such a device is still some ways from hitting the market and until such a time, I guess I'm content with my 10.1.

I have a 4.7" phone so there is little point for me getting a less than 10" tablet. Call it due to my older eyes but for me 10" is a very comfortable size, I don't even miss my notebook as I also have a Logitech BT keyboard. I have no problems carrying the tablet. I can understand that it comes down to a personal choice where screen size is concerned, for me the big screen just makes it easier to work with the device.

I did root my tab as it makes me uncomfortable that I can't even make a decent backup without a root. If I can put JB on my 10.1, it would definitely delay a new device :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] inc_jack:
I really want to get the Nexus 10, but I currently only use my Galaxy Tab 10.1 for infrequent browsing and even less frequent Angry Birds Star Wars. I may get the Note 10.1 for my wife because she really wants the stylus---oops, I mean the S-Pen.

If Google adds a native Android feature allowing two apps to run side-by-side (like the Note, but implemented better), I'd buy the Nexus 10 tomorrow.

For now, I'll keep puttng up with the mild lag of the GTab 10.1.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TonyApuzzo:
I am buying a Nexus10 32Gb (it should arrive Monday) but I also have been very happy with my 10.1 GT-7510 (aka p4wifi). I have been running the following JellyBean 4.1.2 ROM for almost 2 weeks now without any problems.

Make a nandroid, then install:

AAcount's TWRP 2.3.2.3: recovery http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1833136

Make another backup with TWRP if you were coming from ClockworkMod (paranoid)

Clean Wipe

triptosyll's unofficial AOKP November 12th Build: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1953915

Formula84's JZ054K Gapps: http://goo.im/devs/Formula84/gapps-jb-20121012-4.1.2-JZO54K

Reboot, set everything up (I use Titanium Backup Pro)

then install AAccount's A1 kernel: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1833136

Go into AOKP performance tab and select 1.6Ghz OC or 1.5Ghz if you're conservative.

Win!!

Install "voodoo sound" sound control panel for amazing audio quality

Install Dice or MX Player with the appropriate Tegra 2 codecs and you'll be able to play virtually any 720p video without lag.

Install Dolphin Browser with Flash and Jetpack for Desktop Browser experience and install Chrome for mobile browser experience.

Everything works great. Google Now works, front and rear cameras work as well. It will take an hour the first time through, but I think you will be super happy with your Tab. This could extend the viable life of the 10.1 for another 6-12 months until the next big thing comes along.

(Of course all of this is at your own risk. It works great for me, but might not work so well for anyone else.)

On the Nexus10 front, I can't believe that anyone would buy a 16Gb tablet! If I have a couple nandroids and a few movies or TV show seasons, I'm well above 16Gb. Right now I have <5Gb free on my GTab10.1 and I only have a few games, 1 season of Breaking Bad and about 3 or 4 hours of music on it. This IMO is "minimum" local storage for a week away from home on a business trip. 5+ hour flights are a drag without copious local data.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] darkdonkey:
I'd love to buy a nexus 10, sadly it's not available in Italy, maybe it never will be :(

that means my money is going to Asus this time, 299$ for 32Gb plus 3g is the best deal out there in my opinion; that said I'll keep my gtab 10,1 to watch movies in case I'm not satisfied with the 7 inch display.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TonyApuzzo:
OK, first impressions on the Nexus10 from someone who's been an Android user since the OG Droid and has had a Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi for 16 months.

It is a little bit wider and almost exactly the same height and thickness of the p4wifi

The Nexus10 is heavier, 604g vs 558g on my kitchen scale. Its width makes it seems a bit heavier since it puts more torque on your hand if holding it one handed.

The buttons are in the same orientation as the p4wifi

The buttons on the Nexus10 are slightly further to the left than on the p4. This leads me to accidentally hit the power button more since I'm used to being able to grab the tab by that corner safely

The buttons are lower-profile and seem a bit chintzy compared to the p4

The Nexus10 screen is warmer and a bit "dimmer" than the p4. I think the p4 actually has slightly better contrast. This is a subjective judgement. I'm using automatic brightness on both. Although the stock auto-brightness stinks. I need to get AOKP installed on the Nexus10 and tweak the brightness.

Nexus10 does indeed poop on the p4 from performance perspective. It is like night and day even running the Stock Nexus 10 versus highly overclocked and tweaked p4.

I haven't auditioned the headphone out yet. Will get some high-bitrate music on here and try it out soon.

It looks better in person than in the pictures. I think in the pictures that the roundedness of the Nexus10 looks unattractive, but in person it is fine.

I am very dissappointed with how few accessories have been announced so far. I suppose this isn't surprising, but I would really like a bluetooth keyboard case for it. The Logitech ZAGG case for my p4wifi, of course, doesn't fit at all.

My very cheap "Acase" flip case ALMOST fits. It is very snug due to the extra width. I think with a little Xacto knife action, I'll have a usable but not ideal case. The speaker holes aren't too far from the charging port.

My wife actually prefers the p4 for reading books as the Nexus10 is "too small". At least on Google Play (I haven't played with Kindle Reader yet) this is not merely a matter of zoom level. For example the free "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" the pictures of the Rabbit are about 2x the size on the p4 as on the Nexus10. I assume this is because the Play Store hasn't been fully adapted for high-dpi devices yet.

The p4 would slowly charge when plugged into USB but the Nexus10 seems to actually lose charge while plugged into USB. Hopefully custom kernels will be available soon with "fast charge" capability.

Well hope that helps somebody make a decision.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragonfire353:
Hey, I'm running windows 7 in virtualbox, cause win8 won't install the drivers I guess without allowing unsigned drivers idk didn't look into it. But I have the driver installed, kindle fire utility 0.9.6 says online but it cannot detect the boot mode and I cannot root when I run the option. It's running 6.3.1. Trying to get jellybean on here, I have the gapps and rom but can't get it rooted. Anyone have any tips? Tried Qemu root as well
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
To install drivers on windows 8 shift while selecting restart for advanced startup options then disable driver signature verification after your booted to the main menu. Quemroot is not for the first gen kindle if that is what you have. Boot status unknown can be caused by many things including the use of a 3.0 USB port which is believed to be dangerous in some cases when using fastboot potentially causing damage and rendering the device unseen by the computer, not recommended.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] cheezbergher:
This may sound silly, but can anyone recommend a good quality USB cable for charging the note?

Back when I had my Motorola Photon, the usb cables I had all ended up crapping out because the connector that plugged into the phone would bend or something causing it not to fit snugly in the usb port. I would have to put something on the connector when the phone was changing so that the pins would stay in contact.

Then I invested in a bunch of these cables: amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Cable-Micro-Meters/dp/B003ES5ZSW

It's a surprisingly good cable and the connectors are solid so they always stay snug when you plug it in.

Now that I have my Note though, these cables are no good for charging anymore. For some reason, they can't carry 2amps to the phone; I'm not sure if it's the length or the gauge of the wire that's the problem, but my phone charges unusually slow when I use one of those cables in the stock usb charger.

So, I'm looking for a tough usb cable that can carry 2amps and has solid connectors like the Amazon cables. The one that came with the phone is alright, but it's not as thick as the Amazon cable so it doesn't feel as tough.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chrischoi:
Are you sure it's the gauge of the wire that's thick and not the housing?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] rorzad:
This a good quality USB cable: http://dx.com/p/usb-male-to-micro-usb-male-charging-data-cable-for-htc-120cm-109774?item=32

Quite proffessional & robust aspect , microUSB fits tightly and firmly, connection is actually stable even with very used devices with worn connector. Works where others fail .The length is perfect for charging and working with the computer.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] degeneration:
I like to buy the older OEM cables that came with the S1 and S2 on amazon for like 3 bucks with prime. I Suppose they aren't the most rugged, but at like 3 bucks (or less) who cares? I buy a bunch of them so I can have them all over the place, and I have spares. They charge my note2 just fine... though I haven't really tested any comparison charging really.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] achusaysblessyou:
That looks like the HTC cable I've got which i hated because it has memory and the connection between the head and the rest of the wire looked flimsy, but this one could be different.

Personally, I think the cable that came with the Nexus 7 is pretty robust, but the best one I've ever used is the one that came with my Nokia N900 (the long one, not the icky little short one, although both share the same build quality).
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] almaalma74:
point is the USB 3.0... in short I guess you won't find cable for Note 2 what knows the 2A. Your best choice it is if you buy an USB 3.0 extender (you know the connector is colored to blue inside = 3.0) for the orig Samsung cable
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] barry99705:
That makes no sense. For charging it doesn't matter what micro usb cable you use. I'v been using the cable that came with my original Droid, it works just fine. Also pretty sure the Note 2 isn't usb 3 capable.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dstech:
The are ruggedized cables inn Amazon but the cable is more rugged not the connector. If you are worried about repetitive connecting killing the cable then get a dock. I use the genetic dock I had for my GS3 and the note 2 actually fits better on it than the gs3 ever did. I'll find the product link for both on Amazon.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Asquared:
You might also take a look www.monoprice.com . I've purchased several micro usb cables from them (from 3 ft to 6 ft in length); good quality, lasts a long time. Lifetime warranty. They're made with heavy gauge wire, making for a thick cable, so it won't be a flexible as some others, though.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] munkiii:
I only charge my phone at work using my monitors USB jack, i use one of these Nokia USB cables - http://www.all4phone.com/data/gfx/pictures/large/5/1/15_4.jpg

It charges it fine for my daily use while in work, though obviously not 2A.

It's been in use 5 days a week for over 2 years and has never bent or broke.

I don't know how people come to break Micro USB cable ends, I've never broke one ever!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] moglux:
I've struggled with a variety of the

longer

, non-OEM micro USB cables - the Amazon Basics you mentioned, cables from Monoprice, etc. I had problems with all of them, either not providing enough current, or just flaking out within a short time. At one point I thought my phone had a problem with the micro USB jack (it didn't). Then one day I found a great cable on Amazon:

Search Amazon "Mediabridge - USB 2.0 A-Male to Micro-B Cable (6 Feet)"

I've been using this cable for several years now, and it has proven to be very durable (I've run over it with my office chair a number of times), and has always provided the full current of the charger I am using with no issues at all. I purchased another one recently to use in another location, and the quality is the same. I've been using these cables with all of my phones, and currently with the Note II.

First post! I felt this suggestion was important enough to un-lurk after 4 years ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nerys71:
The "new" samsung stock cable seems very nice. my favorite is still the kindle cable. good quality long and charges EVERYTHING.

that DX cable also loos very nice I may have to order a couple of those.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] cheezbergher:
That's what I meant, the jacket on the wires is thick and makes the cable feel tough, but I have no idea what the gauge of the wire is.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] daniel58:
potential solution for high current 2.0A tablet charger

Most micro USB 2.0 cables have 28 AWG for data and 28 AWG and 24 AWG for the two power lead cables; if one were to use regular 16AWG lamp cord to act as power lead current shunts; to help enable the micro USB 2.0 cables to carry enough current; to be able to pass up to 2.0A for the hi current carrying charger adapter for a typical Samsung Tablet 2.0 A charger application; when ones Samsung tablet battery has been fully depleted; perhaps this can be confirmed and/or verified using an USB based Power Monitor that measures both voltage and current and the also displays them both to easily see the voltage and current real time values; as the Samsung tablet battery is being recharged?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] unL33T:
I just bought a bunch of the OEM Samsung Note 2 chargers off Amazon. The charger is rated at 2 amps so I'd assume the cable is, too. Although I've never tried to monitor how much current the phone is getting while charging. Seems to charge faster on the OEM 2 amp charger than on all my other crappier chargers.

In my experience the cheap cables and chargers from DX aren't good. They were fine on my old WinMo phone but anything up to and including my old first gen Galaxy doesn't deal well with the cheap cables.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kms108:
Oem chargers are only available from samsung, official samsung online store or authorised dealer with the official samsung box, or through samsung service center without the box, other places are just A+ quality chargers from china that looks identical.

As long as it's a good quality cable, it should give you the acceptable charge rate, the note 2 does not charge the full 2A current.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] unL33T:
Well they came in Samsung packaging and I can't tell the difference. They were like $20 a peice instead of the usual $5 or so for cheap chargers so i hope they're OEM.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kms108:
I presume they are oem, trust me a A+ quality one from china looks identical, i needed another one, so I took my out of the box charger to china to buy another because it's cheaper, but many of the shops say they are not oem.

They are too expensive in hong kong.

Now I have a hard time getting a note 3 one.

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@op

if you do want a good quality cable, have you consider getting some professional made one's, i've also seen some sold at shops that sells professional headphones and portable power amp for phones, they have cable, but at a very very good price, anything from USD 25 to USD 150.:D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MunkinDrunky:
I use Monoprice 6-Feet USB 2.0 A Male to Micro 5pin Male 28/24AWG Cable with Ferrite Core (Gold Plated)

I have packed my oem cable, that came with my note away, that way i know i will always have a backup cable that works for certain tasks that i need to be sure are done without fault.
[Defy Themes and Apps] hackergnome:
really neat theme/mod!

nice

I don't want a tapatalk sig!
[Defy Themes and Apps] Warren87:
Looks great! I'm about to try. Thank you!
[Defy Themes and Apps] oSandmaNo:
Awesome!
[Defy Themes and Apps] zhuhang:
Which mod is for the clock + date layout in notification dropdown?

And the notification power widget is a mod or cm7 settings?
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
^ Date-Time layout is the DateView.smali inside SystemUI (link in the post). You can use them in your AIO patch :)

Power widgets will look like that after you apply my Ice10 theme.
[Defy Themes and Apps] flat__line:
Is lg optimus 2x considered hdpi as far as the theme is considered?
[Defy Themes and Apps] SlaveSrbija:
I have try this mod ower white rabbit 1.8 for defy+.Working and looking great!!
[Defy Themes and Apps] TweetyPeety:
Yeah and it is a good MOD, but I have ( WhiteRabbitEdition Developer ) make it for the next Version by myself. Haven't seen this topic, but now a German User recommented it.

Of course if will work with most of the WR Editions, but maniac is bugfixing from Version to Version more Errors and some of them are also in framework-res.apk, settings.apk or systemui.apk and if you use this mod you will replace the files and the new bugfixes or features are gone. Nothing big, but for the next Version I will adjust the moods to the latest maniac, which I will use.

In advance, big thx to bhupatib
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
The mod itself works same across different builds that's why I included the manual process as well. In any case, I will also update them when maniac release builds with major changes (unlikely) in the mentioned apps. But it's great to know that you'll include them in WR :)

Meanwhile, I'm working on the theme to improve the ICS look and optimize theme contents.
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
Theme Update:

* Resource and code cleanup

* Status bar icons and font change (more ICS like)

* Bigger contact thumbnails and custom quickcontact popup

* Other minor changes

Ice10 now has a dedicated thread

Download
[Defy Themes and Apps] grochu92:
nice, thx man :D
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
UPDATE: 23rd Nov 2012

--> More JB like notification bar. With settings button and updated looks.

--> Battery text in status bar made smaller for better aesthetics. Also battery bar (maniac specific) displays properly now.

--> Settings.apk tweaked with more logical groupings.

--> Theme update

New links in OP.
[Defy Themes and Apps] TweetyPeety:
how you get the lockscreen, because it is not in your pack
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
That's standard CM7.2 lockscreen with the clockopia font included in the OP.
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
UPDATE: 28rd Nov 2012

--> Updated for 0711 maniac103's MB526 build: JBMakeOver_MB526

--> Added JB transition animation
[Defy Themes and Apps] swat4samp:
Sorry if its been asked but does it work with ldpi phones running cm7??

Or can u tel me wat to edit in systemui..i followed petrukgrinder's thread but didnt get any of it to work :( status bar FC everytime i modified from it
[Defy Themes and Apps] bhupatib:
Can't help you with something I can't test out as I don't have a LDPI device. But check OP again, I have updated the "Make your own mods" section to be more simplified. Also go through comments on petrukgrinder's thread, there has been errors pointed out by users in his code.

Least I can do is to add LDPI support in my theme. Keep checking http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2003484 for updates.
[Defy Themes and Apps] swat4samp:
I gone through each n every step as well as comments in that thread but still cant able to get it working..n one more question which tool to use for decompile/compile apks?i mean which is best and commonly used..im asking because i use apkmultitool n thought i might did something wrong so that it wont work..

Thanks
[Defy Themes and Apps] coneidus:
Not working on official cm7 builds

Hi bhupatib,

I´m just willing to help by reporting this.

This mod does not work properly with the latest stable Cm7 official build (20121008). It got many misplaced UI elements and outscaled lockscreen size. I apologize that i did not take any screenshots, i´ve flashed maniac build and now it´s working as expected.

PS: I was using the CM7MakeoverV2 when i got this issues.

Thx for the great job!
[HTC Amaze 4G] IronWolve:
I just put miui on my galaxy vibrant, and damn it ifs not smooth. Is there a any ports for Miui for the HTC Amaze?
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
Yes. Go to RootzWiki. The dev who ported it is not allowed on xda.
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
He discontinued it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
I know but the links for his work is still up.