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[Nexus 10 Accessories] demusss:
If you check out the photos from the Android Central guy the model number of the charger is ETA-P11JBE.

If you do a search the Travel charger for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 comes up. Also the Galaxy Tab 7.7 mentions ETA-P11JBE in the manual.

So if the poster in Android Central has a real charger with pogo pins then it must be a normal Samsung USB charger with a different cable. And it would be 5V.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mecasull:
Thank god, some one who knows what they're talking about... I'm not an EE, I'm ME but I worked for a firm that did its own boards in house. My understanding has always been that the device will only draw the current it is designed to handle. Which is why you can plug a galaxy nexus into the nexus 10 charger, and it doesnt explode, or charge any faster than it does with its 5V/1A charger... The same for trickle charging a phone over a computer USB port at 350 mA or whatever.

So, with this pogo plug, 2A maybe be sufficient based on the architecture of the charging circuitry, a 5V/5A plug may not do the job any better.

Correct?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Absolutely correct. Current rating is how much the supply is capable of providing before the supply starts to fail, failure usually manifests in a voltage drop below the rated output.

I know it can be difficult to grasp, but there are many analogies, I'm not very good at analogies but if anyone doesn't understand I'd be happy to try.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] yumcax:
I agree, as far as I can tell it's just a different port to a USB cable. Notice the 5 pins of the charger, probably hooked up to 1-5 exactly like a Micro USB port. I wonder what the 6th port of the Nexus 10 is, though.

This also means, as far as I can tell, that charge speeds will be no different than normal USB charging, unless the pogo pins go through a completely different circuit (forgive my lack of technical knowledge), which I find very unlikely.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Well the charger is just a standard usb style charger, so the pogo must have usb too with all those pins. It's possible to reverse engineer the pogo if done carefully until the correct connection is found, easier is probably to find the charge pins, I assume they would be far left and far right.

Judging by the missing pin on the one we have seen, I'd say the single pin is Vcc (5V).
[Nexus 10 Accessories] yumcax:
Yeah after looking at the pictures more carefully, I'm 90% sure that it's just a different way to connect the phone to USB (or more accurately, Micro USB because of the 5th pin). I doubt it will provide any faster charging, but could certainly be useful for a dock, multiple USB devices, charging while using USB, etc.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] MG386:
Higher current power supply and a modified fast charge kernel will make it charge faster. The kernel is what dictates max charge rate as long as power supply can.... supply. Since this is a nexus, I'm sure this can be accomplished.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] skally:
for a keyboard, that looks really good. I'm hoping for one of these though:

http://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-note-2-galaxy-smart-dock-127378/

I would also like it to be cheap enough that I could buy several and dot them around the house/office.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jstevenkim:
POGO charging cable

I know there is an issue with charging a nexus 10 by a micro-usb cable since a battery is drained out faster than charging. Thus it has a pogo charging connect and supposed to be charged by a magnetic pogo cable. However, unfortunately the cable didn't come with Nexus 10 for some reason, and there have been no place to purchase it separately though. Here it is!!! it makes nexus 10 charged 40% faster than a usb cable. It will be available for sale on Amazon and ebay soon! I will provide you a link to buy it later. If you have any question of buying it in bulk, please email me at jsteven@naver.com
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Which countries? How much? Are they already built?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Techie2012:
does it come with a wall plug? Amperage?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tyhe314:
I think he said something about Korea. I'd be careful on purchasing a charger from a 3rd party dealer before an official one is released by Samsung. I've only heard rumors that the pogo charger charges faster but since one does not exist yet there is no proof only speculations. On top of that you don't know the exact specs and it could cause some circuit problems when you plug it into the wall.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
I'm not worried about that, nor am I worried about charge speed. I'm an Electronic Engineer so I can always rip it apart and check if I was really worried, I'm only interested cause I want the "quick release" feature if I was to tug on it, and it frees up my usb port for accessories.

I'm in the process of making one myself anyway, but buying one would be nice.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] joe1l:
put me on the list for a pogo charger.. i could care less about the increased charge time, which is a big plus but not my top reason for wanting it. ive had a few devices where over time the micro usb port became less and less reliable due to wear. they work great when they are new but tend widen over time causing the connection to be unreliable. i much rather use it sparingly and rely on the larger pogo connection for daily charging.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jstevenkim:
We will sell just a pogo cable that you can connect it to an original charging adaptor.

We are not 3rd party but original supplier of a pogo charger to S, so you dont need to worry about the quality. Fyi, the circuit break chip is installed a pogo cable itself for a safty sake, even though an ac adapter has already it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] scooterboy5:
So if we wait until Samsung gets it, they'll be sending it to us free, right? Since it was supposed to be included in the first place?

:cool:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] saryu:
i'm guessing you will get it free if you buy the next batch of nexus 10..
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ivyguy:
Scooter - I wish! Wouldn't be surprised at all if it's included in a few months.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] abhele:
I say f*** this nonsense with pogo and usb , make a damn pogo with a brick wall plug attached ,massive power going to the battery, we got a usb port for secondary ,thats it we are satisfied !
[Nexus 10 Accessories] distortion:
Agree 110%
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tpayne1:
It's not quite as simple as that....The charging circuitry on the inside of the device is the limiting factor. USB 2.0 Spec only allows for 2.5W maximum (5V @ 500mA) If the microusb plug on the N10 is only pulling that much, that's all it will pull.

For the Pogo, I don't imagine it will pull more than 5V 2A, which is what the initial pictures of the pogo on android central showed (Power supply was rated for 5V 2A). If that's all the device will take, it doesn't matter if you feed it 5V 10A, it's never going to charge any faster.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] GSLEON3:
whoever said the kernel handles the amount of draw the device can handle is reading (& believing) too much nonsense that is posted online. BTW, I am a french model, bonjour!

The kernel is code, code, even if it has some affect on charging, is secondary to the safety limits established in the smart charging circuit. I have the Note 10.1 (Samsung Proprietary Connection) & a Nexus 10.1 (Micro-USB). The Note 10.1 & Nexus 10 both have the same input voltages 100 - 240V/1PH .35A @ 50/60Hz & both have the same output of 5V/2A. What is different is the amount of watts each type of pin can safely transfer to the device for power/charging. Micro-USB is usually limited to 9 watts. The connectors like Samsung 11-pin & Apple 8-Pin lightening can charge with as little as 5 watts, however they can also safely charge with 10 to 12 watts. A one watt difference may not sound like a lot, but in perspective, 10 watts is just over a 10% higher watt allowance. That 10% equates to faster charging times, in correlation, about a ten percent faster charging time. 10% can shave 45 - 50 minutes off of your charge time. Proprietary connectors are also preferred by manufacturers that heavily invest in their products with accessories. More pins equals more available inputs/outputs for function. Bit back to charging & kernels, kernels can have some impact on how much voltage is applied for certain clock speeds, but I have never seen a kernel that has code that dictates how much juice can be utilized for a charge process. The circuits design & safeties dictate how the device charges.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] dalingrin:
I suggest you look at any modern device with a built in charger before coming to conclusions about how software can affect charging.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rashid11:
Apparently, the charging circuit in N10 can be programmatically controlled, to tell it at what current to charge. So kernel has hooks to affect that.

If the charging circuit was completely standalone, it wont know connector is providing the juice - and might fry the puny microUSB connector or a USB port on one's laptop etc.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mark.m.moran:
Do let us know how it goes mate, are you based in the UK?

Cheers,

M
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
I will do, yeah I'm UK based. Looks like I'll have a few days free over Christmas so ill do it then, my pogo pins arrived just need some springs and the magnets, but I may be able to cut some magnets I already have to fit.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mark.m.moran:
Fair play! Based in Dublin here. How are you liking the Nexus 10 mate?

Mark
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
I love it, getting on very well, screen is great for reading and browsing and I'm loving NFS Most Wanted. Just wish there was a decent RTS game around.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mark.m.moran:
I'm doing loads of reading on mine and never thought I would but the screen is so good it makes no sense not too! Have you been able to pair a PS3 controller with the N10 by any chance? If so do you need a cable and an OTG adapter to get them synced initially?

Cheers,

M
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Yeh, Sixaxis tool works great, I used a small microUSB OTG to miniUSB cable that I made to pair it, but you could just use otg adapter with a normal cable, or you can pair via a PC, but I couldn't get that to work because the unsigned drivers of the Sixaxis pair tool wouldn't install under Windows 8 (security feature).

Pairs easily with Bluetooth on my rooted n10 and works great, I just pulled some Sixaxis profiles from xda and tweaked them to my liking.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mark.m.moran:
Excellent, I can't wait to give the games a go! What ones would you recommend with the Sixaxis??

Cheers,

M
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Bards Tale and Most Wanted are the only ones I've played with it, BT is great, but the profile I got for MW is from the N7 and analogue control isn't great, I end up with better scores when I just use tilt.

Sorry for the OT guys :rolleyes:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msankadi:
Any idea if there is a similar app for x360 controller like the sixaxis app for ps3 controller?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jonstrong:
Not to sound snarky, but game controller discussion might do better in its own thread, so this one can maintain focus on a pogo charger for the Nexus 10...
[Nexus 10 Accessories] sergers:
Got my pogo charger in the mail today, had ordered it off eBay when it listed.

After the seller removed the item after it was sold out and after I paid, eBay sends me important message it might be fraud.

Rest assured I got my pogo charger within the expected delivery eta without issue.

The charger fits perfectly, it charges definitely faster than microusb.

As per how much faster... Not sure, didn't time it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] scooterboy5:
If you got the same ebay message the rest of us got, no they didn't. The words "fraud" and/or "fraudulent" were not used in that message.

Why some you people make this stuff up, I'll never understand.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] sergers:
Geez...

U don't understand because either not everyone got the same message, or u are blind to see the word "fraud" when reading text... So heres the message I received copy and pasted from my eBay message

I didn't say it was fraud nor claimed eBay said it IS fraud either, I just said iteBay warned it might be... Which they do use the word fraud in the message.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] scooterboy5:
My apologies. That's the first time that particular message has been posted.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] dennishhh:
I got my Pogo adapter yesterday afternoon. This is a very exciting accessory for me because I use my Nexus 10 tablet to control my Nikon D800e so I don't have to use a computer to do the tethering. It's fantastic because of the resolution and image size that is available. When I'm shooting on location the biggest problem is battery drain so I have been using Nexus 7 as a backup. I don't have to do that anymore because of the Pogo cable. I can now use my USB port for the input from the camera and at the same time charge the Nexus 10 using a Anker 9000mAh recharging battery. With this setup I pretty much have unlimited time with the Nexus. Here's a picture of the studio set up taken with my galaxy note.I don't have any charging time date as of yet but will post it when I get it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mark.m.moran:
Very cool!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] gacostac:
Pogo cable ordered

Thanks everyone! i just ordered mine from www.pogocable.com ! lets see how long it takes me to get it in Florida.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] demusss:
What software are you using on the nexus?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] dennishhh:
Helicon Remote . This software is the best! Also just started using DSLR Dashboard and am finding it works with my D800e now. The Anker battery wasn't doing the job so I got the EasyACC 12000mAh from amazon
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Cy4n1d3:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1691401

Just an example for a kernel which dictates how much juice the circuit should be using.

Aside from that: ordering one of those cables as well, I highly dislike those small usb ports for frequent (dis)connections :(
[Nexus 10 Accessories] gacostac:
Finally got my pogo charger 23 days after I ordered it
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ken401:
25 and counting...
[Nexus 10 Accessories] TheFamilyMan:
Yup...I received my POGO from MagNector - FINALLY!

I to just received my POGO from MagNector only moments ago as I sit here and read - it's exactly as those that were posted on eBay in January. The only differerence is I bought it DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER. It cost $19.99 plus shipping. It came registered mail from China was only bubble wrapped in a small envelope - it's that thin and light - not like the monster shown in the 1st post.

It's really cool, it snaps right on my N10 - I say snaps cuz of the reaction of the negative vs. positive poles of the magnet it self. Kind of like taking 2 smalls magnets with opposite poles snapping together. So now I'll test the charging time over a couple of days and report back with the outcome. I'll post pictures at that time since I can't take 'em now.

ONE THING though - DO NOT buy that fugly beast from an earlier post. They're so different in appearance alone and it's clear to see the MagNector is the real deal here!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Vlad_z:
Well, this kernel not exactly dictates how much juice the charging circuitry should use but just overwrites "safety features/auto source selection" algorithm of the MAXIM charger chip.

So, if hardware designed upper current is 1.8A - the are no kernels which can command to charge at rates say 2.5A.

There is danger to "overtax" the less potent power source by doing those things.

Use proper designed power source and there is no need to "fool" charging circuitry - just my opinion.

EDIT: for clarification, in some hardware design, type of charging source can be overwritten by software which would lead the charging chip to pickup corresponding one of the 3 predefined charging currents (as an example: 100mA, 500mA or 1.8A)... well, it's all semantics for those who care. But, I believe, there is no way to jump over highest designed current.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
The N10 doesn't use the MAXIM chip but a SMB347 chip. The available third party POGO cord might be a bit different compared to an official POGO cord if/when that ever comes out. I tried the POGO with a cigarette plug power supply and it doesn't charge but will from the micro-USB cord.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] hughlle:
good to see them being dispatched from London, rather makes sense instead pf every single buyer having to wait for it to be shipped from afar. Maybe someone in the US should opt to become a distributor.

Still not gonna bother buying one though. not at that price.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swearinhagen:
I have a Verizon LG Lucid with stock 4.0.4 on it. Here:imgur.com/Igb4l you can see my notification screen with a nice red box drawn around the items I would like to disable. However, before I can disable such items I need to know what they are called. I have tried every combination of words I can think of to google search but not no avail.

So here's what I need to know:

1. What are these items called?

2. Are they contained within the software of LG, Verizon, or stock Android?

3. Where would be a good topic to begin researching now that I know what's what?

Edit: I think the key here lies within systemUI.apk. I will investigate that.

Edit: I learned a lot about APK's and modifying them. Currently all I've been able to do is make the status bar disappear. Maybe it isn't actually in systemui...

Edit: Success! I finally got the wifi notification bar to "go away" by setting its height to 0.0 in SystemUI>res>layout>wifi_onetouch_layout.xml as seen in a thread about hiding the music player. A few problems I ran into: I had to switch the aapt that comes with apktool with aapt from the android SDK to build without errors. After it was built I had to copy META -INF and AndroidManifest from the vanilla SystemUI.apk then zipalign it. I used a root file manager on the phone to move and rename everything.

Here's a nice screenshot of my progress: imgur.com/YA7bu
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] A_U:
NavigationBar / SoftKeys For CM9​

​

I saw many people requesting softkeys for CM9 in dev and general threads, so I decided to help them.

Download the zip from below attachments and push the respective apps via ADB.

adb root
adb remount
adb push systemUI.apk /system/app
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework
adb reboot
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
I'm getting no device found error when typing anything what starts with adb. I even tried typing su before theese commands, but nothing.

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én GT-S5570-ről
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] A_U:
install sdk, java and our device usb drivers, to run adb.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
What happens if I put theese files into a the CM9 and then flash it? So I must use ADB or just need to put the files to their location?

BTW only the SDK was missing.

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én GT-S5570-ről
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] A_U:
u can even put these files via root explorer...and yea u can do wat u suggested too :p i simply prefer adb, its fast, saves me the hassle of booting, flashing, again booting :p too lengthy
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
I have sprint right now and basically it sucks at work. At home I get 4g some times and at work I get 3g or just no data. I'm thinking ing about switching to tmobile or a prepaid carrier. I use about 100 mins a month in talk but I use like 5-7 gb in data a month because i'm on netflix and pandora all day at work. I have a job where i'm at a desk so i'm just sitting 6am to 7pm monday through wednesday. anyone know if any carriers?

I heard simple mobile is ok but I also heard they throttle or just cancel people

Heard straight talk cancels after 2gb.

I'm in the Baltimore MD area.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] osmosizzz:
Well I have simple mobile and I have not had any problems with them at all. But based in your number of minutes, ill suggest t mobile unlimited 4g text and 100 minutes for 30 bucks a month. Check that plan out. And I believe you will have the Wi-Fi calling benefit at well. Having simple mobile, Wi-Fi calling and descent support is what I don't have, oh and insurance, but I'm not complaining for 50 bucks a month

Sent from my Rooted Gameboy
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
The plan mentioned above sounds great for you but be aware T-Mobile coverage (more or less the deepness that it can go into buildings) T-Mobile has an online only 30 dollars a month for unlimited data (5gigs of 4g service then the rest 2g) with 100 minutes and unlimited text.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
Ok. but what is athe 2g speed? because if I go over the 5gig its capped. so how would it be if I get 2 chips for the phone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pltctytc:
its not just online its at walmart too

if you go over 5gig a month there is something wrong
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
Net flix and crunchyroll uses a lot, lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Yes but you cant buy JUST a SIM card at walmart. So that doesnt help the OP since they already have a phone.

But OP, if you go over 5gigs. 2g is okay for streaming pandora just gotta give it a good while before it starts playing. Also, browsing the xda app or tapatalk is possible as well as mobile facebook website (not sure about the facebook app) it was alright for what i used it for but once i got my s2 i started using a lot more data with netflix and youtube and streaming anime on xScope pro browser. And going over 5gigs is really easy pltctytc.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
yeah thats where i'm at. i'm thinking about trying different carriers to see which one won't just block me or cut me off when I use there service. I have a S3 from sprint trying to get out of the contract now. but was going to sell it to get a used S3 on tmobile but might have to flash it to boost if I can't find a carrier prepaid that will do 5-9 gb of data.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] whatsitsnamenow:
You are not gonna get a prepaid that will give you 5-9 gb a month.

Don't know why you would go to Boost. They are the prepaid network of Sprint.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
because its will give me the 5-9gb. and I atleast get 3g which sucks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] whatsitsnamenow:
You said that Sprint sucks but yet you want to go to Boost, when Boost uses the same Sprint network?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
It's unlimited and from what I'm seeing won't cut me if I go over 5gig a month. :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Pennycake:
Boost explicitly "reserves the right" to throttle you past 2.5 Gb and has in their terms that they can cancel you if they deem you to be in violation of reasonable use.

T-Mobile states that they will throttle you to 50kb/s >5Gb.

At work, can you possibly use wifi instead of mobile data ? Instead of streaming movies/music, put them on an external SD card ? I guess it comes down to how badly you need to stream over mobile networks and how much you're willing to pay.

You can get 10Gb from Verizon for $140/month total. I mean, it exists even if you probably have no interest in signing up for it. It would cost $70/month to hook a compatible tablet up with 10Gb/month - so I guess if they get much better coverage in your area, you could switch to them and use a cheap pre-paid phone for voice calling if calling over data work-arounds are not reliable enough for you - since it's not like you'd be paying any more.

Just ideas. I don't think you're going to find what you're looking for when it comes to a pre-paid that will let you go over 5Gb/mo so you'll either have to deal with Sprint's limitations or make some kind of compromise (paying more, data-only tablet, using an SD card instead of streaming, et cetera), or perhaps look at other post-paid.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derrickmd18:
I had boost before I signed up for sprint. And i had a flashed epic 4g on it and was doing Netflix all day and was never canceled. Went to sprint to get the s3 and they said 4g lte was in my area which it wasn't.