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[Galaxy S III Accessories] Skander1998:
Have my black glasszone on my 8.0cm device and it works.

It seems like you installed it a little off.

There are two sensors (light and proximity) near the camera, there should be more space in the RIGHT side (camera) side.

That has to be re-installed.

Tried that with mine, when aligned in the center i faced the same problem. (Don't keep removing the protector many times, adhesive will fail).
[Galaxy S III Accessories] KeithSr:
I have a white one and a black one, I had no problems when the white one was on and have not had any problems since I switched to the black one.

I love them both.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
hi,

thanks for your comments, :cowboy:

I moved it a bit to the right where the front camera is, and still the same...

h**p://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/231/20121114143616.jpg

h**p://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/20121114144058.jpg

:confused:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] KeithSr:
Maybe I am not having this problem because mine is 5.0cm... I don't know if that matters.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
does the proximity sensor are SO sensitive?

Maby i got a bad one? :crying:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Solar257:
Perhaps it's light reflecting between the screen protector and the proximity sensor. When people bought the XGear screen protector some had a problem with the reflectivity of the white screen protector. Perhaps a darkening of the area around proximity sensor on the underside of the screen protector is necessary? But in the photos it looks like you have a black screen protector so I'm not sure, maybe it's a reflection from the white base of the phone underneath?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1792619&page=11
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Skander1998:
That's very very weird.

That's probably the exact spot i put mine on..

Idk what else could be the problem really.. :/
[Galaxy S III Accessories] winbytrick:
I had the same issue like you before when applied skin cover for the front. You may not apply Glasszone probably. Taking it off will definitely solve the problem, you may want to try clean the proximity sensor and see whether it works.

And my advice based on my own problem, do not apply anything on the front; cause it will make your proximity sensor not function sooner or later. Hope this will help
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SONE9:
Sorry for the crap picture, X10 :(

No problems with mine, and mine is the 8 sensor.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
Did someone got the black cover for a white phone?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
hi, thanks,

I already did what you suggested and removed the Glasszone, cleaning it again and again... and still the same.. :crying:

when its off the sensor is working great...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SONE9:
Yes.. see my post above yours..
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
Oh, sorry, didn't noticed it is a white phone

thanks for uploading... ;)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] xlazaruzx:
Here's a trick I found on this forum. Use a black sharpie and carefully shade the area surrounding the proximity sensor. Be careful not to get any ink on the glass part.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pokamon:
Hi, ive tried it with another brand of CD/DVD writer, and the result was that it looks like some drops of water or something not solid on the phone,

does it have to be black sharpie ?

thanks
[Android General] kishankpadiyar:
I do so much searching in the Play Store on a daily basis that every little trick that helps surface relevant results faster and filter out things I don't want is worth its weight in gold. Sometimes, you're searching for XYZ, which you know should be in the title, but instead get a ton of results back with XYZ in the description. This is especially frustrating when a new app or game gets released, and Google hasn't figured out it's popular yet. In that case, it's more than likely that searching for the name of the app will show it somewhere near the last results page.

As it turns out, the Play Store supports the intitle: query operator, which is part of my regular Google-fu search arsenal. I don't think it used to work before, so I haven't tried it for a while, until today. It now works beautifully.

Let's have a look.

intitle:"hulu":

And now without intitle. hulu:

Most of the time, the regular search without intitle will bring the results you're looking for at the top, so I don't expect everyone to suddenly start searching using intitle left and right. However, remember this tip when the time is right. I promise you, it'll come..;) :good:

Credits to [MENTION=2373179]Archon810[/MENTION] for his post from Android Police.:good:

Sorry for not mentioning the credits earlier, i was just sharing info here. Meant no offence. :o
[Android General] rederik75:
Is there a way to exclude a particular word, i.e. the word "GO" while you search for "themes"
[Android General] agirardello:
+1, that would help a lot... Maybe also to exclude "Dolphin" :D
[Android General] kishankpadiyar:
Not pretty much sure how to exclude a word from the search..:p

But u can try n be more specific.. use the exact word.. like the theme and for which app.. like allintitle:"handcent theme"..

may be this would help filtering out useless search result..:good:
[Android General] spunker88:
Minus word works just like it does on Google search. For example if I type in "launcher" I get Go Launcher and addon programs/themes along with some other launchers. If I type in "launcher -go" I get apex launcher, etc, nothing with go launcher in sight.
[Android General] jcps:
also as it is in google if you put ~ you will get synonyms (~alert will return you alert, alarms, etc)
[Android General] Archon810:
So you decided to just rip off my post (http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...roid-play-store-titles-and-cut-out-the-noise/), OP? How nice of you.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Asonicperson:
Anybody know how to activate or is there a flash zip to use portrait on setting your wallpaper instead of landscape? Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conductive:
Did you check the display settings?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ask4moon:
i have SKY Vega IM-T100k android with 2.3.3

any new update for this

sorry for my English :(

BR

ask4moon :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozstylo:
there is no one who will ans to your question in this forum... sorry for that...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icasat:
Rom vega no5

Hey man, if you want to update ur Android in this phone, please go to ....."mizal.net"..... and choose folder name "Pantech --> Vega No5". This is another name of Sky t100k. There are alot of ROM for phone of Korea in this site: MIUI, AVATAR, CM10...

Remember use CWM 6.19 to flash ROM and then wipe data, wipe cach, wipe davikcach anh fix permission after finnish.

I think you should use MIUI in this phone, Download ROM name : MIUI_Kor_beta2 and flash to ur Phone. Try now and it think you'll like it. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chapicha:
how can i root it please

Please someone would be so kind to tell me how to root it. thank you very much
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XivilidMohamed:
Follow this for update.:good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chapicha:
Another forum in english? Thanks

Thank you very much Mohamed but that web is a nightmare, and i don't understand vietnamit, even with the translater is hard to understand.

Do you know another forum in English, I've got to root it with unlock root very easy, but how can i install cwm 6.0.19?. When i try, i click on installer and says looking for device and nothing else. I've installed adb and works ok. I'm able to get into the vega 5 with no problem. What's that of download mode?. Well i'm lost as you can see. Good luck and thanks again from the mediterranean.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
How are you guys liking 4.2.2 so far? Are there things you think google could have done better?

4.2.2 Google Factory Image

Takju

Yakju

4.2.2 Takju & Yakju OTA

Takju OTA

Yakju OTA

4.2.1 Google Factory Image

Takju

Yakju

4.2.1 Takju & Yakju OTA

Takju OTA

Yakju OTA

4.2 Google Factory Image

Takju

Yakju

4.2 Takju & Yakju OTA With Instructions

Takju OTA

Yakju OTA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Haven't seen any other thread so I'm posting here.

To start off, playing with the swiping keyboard is troublesome for me... I never liked Swype and I suck at swyping anyway :p tapping seems faster... Or maybe my finger isn't greased properly...

Otherwise, I have noticed that Agent Dash seems to stutter less in my 5 minutes of testing. The kernel's changed so I don't get those frequent flashing and random reboots (not yet anyway) (knock wood!).

No miracast streaming. No change in the radio performance thus far. There's a new antialiasing option in the Dev options though.

Seems alright, I'll say. Sans the swiping (which is a personal preference, cause it slows me down if I type carefully... Which you need to do if you want to make any sense... Go figure!)

sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] niamul:
I sense a lag after the update; even after two reboots.

The lock screen is almost rubbish IMHO. Its like having multiple screens with widgets.

As for the toggle I was expecting much much more. Don't mind the keyboard at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SilentStormer:
I don't have a 4.2 OTA, but I've been running the leaked apps on my Gnex for weeks.

Here's my impressions:

Keyboard is great for one-handed typing, I don't care who you are you have to admit that it makes it a little easier to type when you only have one had available and I'm a fan of it.

Camera is alright, I feel like the pictures (at least on the Gnex) didn't look as good as they should've but that was a .apk from a Nexus 4, so it's understandable. Also Photo Sphere works pretty well if you know how to take the pictures correctly and not move the phone around too much.

From what I've seen of the official 4.2 features, lock-screen widgets look really unfinished, quick settings needs some work and the ability to customize it, and I still don't know if HDR is on the Gnex yet.

Overall I'm a little skeptical if this will be a definitive "upgrade" or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] turmoil86:
I stopped reading here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akizella:
Bad one, downgraded to 4.1.2

First thing is, that you cant use gesture typing on my languange (finnish) so useless feature. Locksreen is crap i think like comparing the ways to widget locker, android loses 5-0. the build is also laggy, and apps is crashing and i get reboots. Would not recommend this, maybe later when batter version is avaible
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fluba:
Everything seems to be running smoothly so far. I flashed 4.1.2 stock, unrooted, flashed the 4.2 zip and re-rooted and all that jazz.

Starting from new sucks (have to re-do screends and such), but it's also nice to start over fresh.

Lock screen are interesting but I find myself trying to swipe to the next one, but registers as a pattern instead (pattern password lock). When I start getting more texts/events I'll be able to find the usefulness of it all.

Swipe is really nice on the keyboard. I'm a button-press guy, but this is sort of refreshing. I like seeing the word develop as I move my finger around. Will I use the all the time? Maybe. I'll give it this week to test out.

Pull-down with quick settings is a useful feature. If it had data as well, that'd be amazing. I usually turn on wifi, turn off data just to make sure I'm not wasting it on my ATT plan. The icon for my name in the top left is kind of useless though. Just shows a small amount of contact information. Maybe it'll be the spot for profiles in the future.

Speed and performance is amazing as always. Ever since Jelly Bean it's been responsive and quick to load apps. Only when something is downloading in the background does the OS get a little sketchy. That's nothing to worry about though.

Remember to tap 7 times on About > Build Number to enable Developer Options. It's only been maybe half an hour, so I'll keep running through the various features to get the full experience down. Next up: Photo Sphere.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Joplisan:
It's really smooth and stable for me. Even better than 4.1.2. I like the new styling and I fell in love with new additions right away. Like I mentioned before, I'm a bit bothered by a "recent apps" menu. Everythime I close (slide) an app, it laggs. The whole thing just blinks for a bit. Otherwise, everything runs well.

Oh, and I don't have "pinch to zoom" in Gmail.. checked in the settings, if I missed anything, but nothing... any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lesicnik1:
In GMail settings enable Auto-fit messages to enable pinch zooming.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Joplisan:
Damn, I must be blind... thank you so much! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Edrill:
Not particularly impressed with the lockscreen widgets. And the colors are terrible! Can't wait for a custom kernel to drop so I can get that sorted! Apart from that, it's been okay so far, except for the slightest bit of lag, which seems to have settled in now. I guess it's a little too early to tell since most of us would still be installing our apps and customizing it, etc. Can't say much about the keyboard since I'm not a very big fan of the swipe keyboard. I'm happier with SwiftKey!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
Swype feature is working well. Camera looks good but forced closed few times. Once it hung and I had to take out my battery to restart.

Setting panel is a disappointment ..was expecting toggle to be available. Didn't face any lag.

Btw i don't see the thumbnail of clicked snap when my camera is on so I had to go to gallery to check the clicked snap.

Also new play store doesnt show manual updates seperately.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fluba:
Just realized those aren't toggles. Disappointed as well. It's just telling me what is on instead of allowing me to quickly chance. Well, back to power toggles again.

---------- Post added at 11:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:59 AM ----------

On another note, zoom/fit-to-screen isn't enabled in Gmail by default. Go to Settings > General > "Auto-fit messages" to enable it. Now those HTML formatted emails from companies looks decent.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ReAlives:
This build is so ****ing slow! I can't even tap on the keyboard because it's very very very lag guy, seems like this room makes my nexus touch screen a hundred times slower then it should be
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RezaFaliq:
hows thw battery life so far?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djfoo000:
Can anyone tell me if wireless display is activated via the OTA? Am extremely interested to know if Miracast is a software feature or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
The Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S builds still use the old 3.0 Linux kernel. Only the Nexus 4 build uses the newer 3.4 kernel. Is there a good reason why the new kernel isn't used in the other builds?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
It can't be activated since the GN chipset doesn't support it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
There have been apps available for years that accomplish the exact same thing, I can stream music/video to my AppleTV & PS3. So I see that as a total cop-out, if true.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowbudge:
So far so good. As perfect as I would home. My N7 has lag issues but I hope it will go away. My phone however, Nada... Love both my Nexi !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zerocool79346:
Did you manually install on the N7?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ccming:
the screen can auto light
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
Very smooth so far but has its usual jerks every now and then but its more rare than 4.1.2!! Can't wait to see how it runs on the N4! :D

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bogdi1988:
I kinda like this new version... Speed seems OK, battery life not that bad, but what has changed fot me the most is the data speed... From a 1.5 average I went to a 6-7 average on T-Mobile's network... Not too shabby... Also signal seems more stable and stronger... I get some reception in my elevator when before I got none. Will agree that lock screen widgets seem a bit incomplete. Quick settings is not that bad though. Swipe keyboard is decent... I ended up uninstalling Swype from the phone and using stock swipe now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Clyzm:
You've got that reversed actually.

Doing HDR properly is capturing multiple exposures (RAW or JPEG, but RAW is better) with different dynamic ranges and then stacking them. Faking it is brightening up or darkening areas of a single RAW file. Since this single RAW file didn't have the expanded dynamic range of multiple exposures to begin with, darkening brights and lightening darks will crush the details and colour tones a bit, hence faking it.

There's no reason that the GNex can't do 3-7 shots with different exposures and do HDR via stacking. They probably didn't want to do it because of the slower processor on the GNex. Exposure stacking isn't exactly a quick process.

Having spent the day with the ROM, battery life seems about the same as what I was used to on 4.1.2, but is still worse than what I had back on 4.0.4. Currently I'm getting about 18 hours of overall battery life with 2.5 hours or so of screen-on time. Keep in mind that I also have the official 2000mAh battery.

Speed seems fine. No changes what so ever from 4.1.2.

Bug wise... still having issues with unit waking up from sleep for no good reason. Screen lights up as if the lock button was pressed, and nothing happens. Sometimes it will even light up if I shut it off without unlocking it when it does it the first time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
4.2 is quick but stutters a bit in most non-google apps. Also, **** the guy at Google who came up with the idea for changing the directories.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
dont get why they changed the format...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Joplisan:
I still hate the new "recent app" not being transparent and lagging like hell.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Reeebo:
Groove IP update just fixed the sign in problem! I agree with others who have said that wifi / cell signal has improve with this update. I am now getting reception in my room and a stronger wifi connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kookooktchoo:
I can't get the gallery to swipe in when the phone is in landscape. I keep opening up Google Now.

I don't understand this. Didn't the old camera exclusively rotate the icons?

Google Voice still crashes when you do it this way :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vbauer86:
Is there an option to hide developer settings after enable?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zAlbee:
Crap. I can live with the cosmetic camera/widget stuff, but I might have to hold off the update until they fix Google Voice. Thanks for the info.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnustomp:
Why do you need/want to hide it??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Anyone know how to use the android 4.2 emoji keyboard ? I found it in add-on dictionaries but can't figure out how to use it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lultima:
First Impression after 24 Hours

Preamble: Flashed a fastboot factory images odexed and no root with full wipe

Pro :

- Wifi signal and new Radio it's better. (Europe/France)

- Wifi option for battery safe work very well.

- Battery life it's a bit improve. (Not as well as i expected)

- Camera Effect integrated are very useful, don't need third party apps for common effect.

- Google Now have a separated shortcut from lockscreen (For me it's Better).

- DayDream, i Like it.

- Keyboard it's good, not soo awesome but it's good.

Downside :

- Toogle Widget idea it's good but they need to transform these in a real widget.

- Battery percentage should be integrated in the battery icons (Why not?? all phone have this option)

- Lockscreen widget are a good idea too, but they seems too me a little immature.

- Camera shortcut on widget (Very annoying if you make a mistake on swype).

- When the lockscreen appears for first second you see that horrible lateral edges.

- T9 search contacts (I don't know why??).

- Wallpaper are always the same and some of that haven't the good size to apply.

- Sound are always the same and very poor loudness (Why???).

What I'd Like :

- Integrated battery % (obv)

- Lockscreen configurable from Setting an not from the lockscreen so u don't have all that **** on it.

- An improved sound.

- The Utopia of battery life ( I have now given up)

- Wallpaper and sound must be upgrated (Fix the size of some of that).

- Toogle widget as a real widget.

- Meteo widget possible in the lockscreen.

For Now it' all. (i hope they do this in a future 5.0)

I know that all of this this maybe will be improved on CM, AOKP, Etc.. Etc.. ; but i always ask to myself WHY???? if a "normal people", it's not my case, don't wanna go through "framework, adb, fastboot, wipe, system, jar, etc... etc..." , must have the possibility of usage his device at least pleasant.

It's Obvious that for other things u need a CUSTOM ROM.

PS: Sorry for my Bad English, but i think you get the idea.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
well said.

I have same points like you.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
Runs as expected for the devices age. I don't really have qualms about it I'm just happy they still care about us enough to give us the latest os.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Factory reset, so far... cause that's how I managed to hide it back. I think it's a one-way enabler.

You just type on the keyboard. Type "heart" and you'll get a heart.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kookooktchoo:
This only works where predictions are visible and even then it doesn't work with most icons. For example typing "cat" doesn't give you a cat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/android-4-2-emoji-keyboard/

then what is this ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Have to say, it's nowhere near as smooth as CM10. Slight lag in turning the screen on/off, lag in clearing apps. Apps themselves run OK but Cm10.1 will only enhance what we already have
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johno86:
Flashed to 4.2 to see if it were any better than 4.1.2 with 4.2 GAPPS installed. There were too many force closes on my device with apps I use daily. I have an issue with GMAIL vibrating every time I receive a notification even when I have done everything to disable it. The battery drain is 5.2%/hr on my device with screen-off with stock settings, wifi disabled, gps disabled, everything left alone. That is ridiculous...I don't know what everyone else is getting in terms of %/hr on battery but 5%+ is too much for an idle phone. I didn't take screenshots of which wakelocks were making it drain but they were mostly system apps.

The radio was a step up on in terms of dB. I got better signal for calls but when I ran speed tests for data I was getting 1.5mbps - 1.8mbps less than when I was on 4.1.2 radio XXLF1. Phone was placed in the same spot when I ran the speed tests that averaged 7.8mbps out of 3 tests. I was getting 6.5mbps on average after 3 tests with XXLH1 radio.

It was a clean factory install of 4.2 and other than having the latest and greatest, I was not impressed at all.

Flashed back to 4.1.2 w/ 4.2 gapps until there's a ROM and kernel that fully support 4.2. Without dev support it feels as if my device, not sure about everyone elses', isn't as smooth and definitely feels dated.

That's my 2 cents.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zequav:
Everything seems... slower/jerkier to me :(. Showing the recent apps, swiping an app in the recent apps, locking the phone (why the weird 0.5s delay??).

I'm a bit disappointed with the update.

I did an update over clean (wiped) stock jzo, going to install factory jop now, but I don't expect any improvement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smallsmx3:
I'm confused by the" this device is showing its age" remarks. I have used all the customs ROMs over the past year.... After using this for the last 20 hours or so

My device hasn't performed better...... It might not be as fast as some of the rt oms I have used but it's the smoothest and the most fluid it's ever been..... It's different than 4.1.2 but the little stutters that were present through transitions are completely gone..... Scrolling is fluid...... Recent menu is the best is ever been..... I don't feel like my device is struggling to keep up with the os. The only struggle I had was when I was first setting up my device and I was installing multiple apps