yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nokia Lumia 900] wilsey:
There is nothing you can do except send the Phone to Nokia.

Your Lumia 900 seems to be one of the lucky few to have a qualcomm bootloader, Which you have just wiped by formatting it. Without the bootloader the phone is essentially a brick.

You cannot recover this without sending the phone to your nearest Nokia Service Center.
[Nokia Lumia 900] Sarge020:
Thanks for your help.

#Request Close
[Nokia Lumia 900] valuxin:
As I understood, You tried out to flash your lum in DEAD MODE, right? If so, the only ways are to flash it with special programmer via tech socket or send it to Nokia.
[Nokia Lumia 900] Sarge020:
I used the nokia care suite but have not found the option "dead mode".

It just does not appear. I only see the option to update the phone.
[Nokia Lumia 900] fershox:
Hi there, Lumia 900 its an amazing phone l, used to have iOS and been and Android User which is a pain in the ass crashy, there aren't plenty apps but the ones out there are really good, the design on this phone its incredible and feels so good

Audio quality its amazing using regular headphones and others Bluetooth its solid for audio

Battery life its incredible! Just like the official page said its all day long battery

The cons, camera photos are not what any Nokia user is expected to be, maybe so update will fix it

Marketplace not so diversified

Can't use the phone with my car audio via USB sighs* having a 1500us$ set in my car and using the regular 3.5mm auxiliar input its a shame

Sent from my Lumia 900 using Board Express
[Nokia Lumia 900] Sarge020:
Try to stay on topic please. Nobody asked for a review of the terminal.
[Nokia Lumia 900] yavar:
Hi theses guyes can fix it JTAG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Boot-Repa...K_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item416ea4e9be
[Nokia Lumia 900] Sarge020:
That is in London!

Im from Mexico =(
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kermee:
Hi All,

From what I've read so far, T-Mobile has the IMEI database of the Nexus 7 3G's from the Google Play Store and have been screening them.

I have a 3rd line on an old 'Classic Plan' that I currently use in an HTC Sensation 4G, which use to be on a SG2 and a Nexus One before that, which has a 2GB 'Unlimited' data plan on it which I use purely for 'Hot Spot' usage.

Has anyone tried putting a SIM provisioned on a similar 'Classic' Plan into a Nexus 7 3G to see it data works? So far I've only seen people attempting it with the 'No Annual Monthly4G' service and being denied data due to the IMEI.

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Kermee
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bebopblues:
Have you tried it?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kermee:
Oh. Yeah. Forgot to update my own thread.

Yes, tried it. IMEI blocked.

Cheers,

Kermee
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohit_nikalje:
Well i have not yet got the Nexus 4 . I was wondering if someone who has Nexus 4 in his hands and still loves Galaxy Nexus. :eek:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickel Dime Bay:
I will always love the Gnex, such a great phone with that sexy AMOLED.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alexander DeLarge:
I think the Galaxy Nexus was the precursor to the Nexus 4 in a positive way but I definitely think it has many faults being the flimsy build quality, the faulty radios and the absolutely abysmal battery life. Being that I was a Verizon CDMA-using peasant, we had the LTE and I'll just say that the pros definitely do not outweigh the cons. Three or four hours of battery life is unacceptable for a device being made in late 2011. Also I was not happy how Google handled the Nexus. We needed them to tell Verizon to allow openly available updates and the full Android experience or go to hell. We didn't get that and we got a not-so-nice experience because of that. It also set a precedent that carriers could close down their devices even while being manufacturered by some of the biggest most powerful businesses in the field today.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreenieDroid:
Sup guys i just wanna know the exact ram for the x10 the stock gingerbread was 280 so i check the web and it said it was 384 but what is the correct one? and how i change my normal to this 384mb ram?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XtremX10:
That's normal, 280 MB is total free ram for apps, the rest for OS it's self, and we can't increase it to 384 MB.

You can refer to below answer :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26170320&postcount=3
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
384MB is TOTAL RAM of Xperia X10. Cannot be full 384MB in your X10 Running Services RAM. It's divided into 256MB of RAM (displayed normally)..and remaining of 128MB (will not be displayed) is for graphic use. But kernel in RAM maximum can be only reached 288MB if i'm not mistaken, if switch modded kernels. Hope helps

Whitefang
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xStagGx:
Hay there,

Is there a mod for S3, which moves notification bar to the bottom, like on tablets?

Thx

gt i9300 international on lastest rooted official DLIB firmware/siyah kernel

Send from my Samsung Galaxy S3 using Tapatalk 2 & Swype
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xStagGx:
Bump

Send from my Samsung Galaxy S3 using Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
Paranoid android ROM
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaskaran498:
Any cm10 based rom has this feature.

It is even called tablet mode. It makes your phone even work like tablets song with looks.

Paranoia rom is another choice after paranoid rom.
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
Hey Everyone,

I have been pretty much decided on purchasing a Nexus 10 as my first entry in to the Tablet market. I planned on selling my Macbook and attempting to live with just a tablet, as to be honest, there isn't much I do on my Macbook nowadays that I could not achieve on a tablet. I wanted to wait until I could play with a Nexus 10 in a store prior to making a purchase just in case though. Obviously this will have to wait a little longer.

In the mean time, my brother just arrived for a visit from Australia and he has the Asus Transformer TF201. I had a play with this last night and have to say, I am very impressed. It has such a solid feel, looks premium and the keyboard dock which has extra battery and all the ports needed is quite fantastic. I hadn't seen one before and wondered what he was doing when he took the screen off what I thought was a small netbook! After having a play, I did some research and see the TF700 has a rather nice HD screen, a little more power and comes in the same lovely package. The only problem is, I can't see it available in the UK anywhere and from all my research, it seems it was due out a while back. It seems to be available at some places in Europe, for example you can get a French one, which would have a French keyboard, which I'm not too interested in. Otherwise, you can get from America on Ebay for around 420 pounds including delivery.

Has anyone got this TF700 and if so, what are your thoughts? How do you compare to the Nexus 10? Did you give up the TF700 for the Nexus 10? Or will you be staying put? It's small package and keyboard make it quite an ideal laptop replacement. I don't think it's quite as powerful as the Nexus 10 though.

I hope I posted this in the right place, if not, please tell me and I'll amend.

Cheers,

Mike

Mod-Edit: Thread title changed to [closed]. See last post for details
[Nexus 10 General] flight777:
Mike,

I've had both the Prime and the Infinity. Prime was plagued with light bleed issues and bad wifi reception so Asus traded mine for the TF700. It was nearly perfect for one dumb but vital mistake, the eMMc on which Asus decided to save some money (that is, they put a very poor and cheap one in it). Because of that, the devices lags in the browser and starts lagging when you have multiple apps open. By lag I don't mean it takes micro secs longer. The device would just lock up for a few seconds before continuing (slowly) and does that a few times.. There is a work-a-round which improves performance a bit called CleanROM. However, for that you have to unlock your device which you have to do via the Asus website and voids all your warranty. So I sold the Infinity to get the N10 as I was sick of it. I hope the N10 is better.

Hope this helps a bit...
[Nexus 10 General] eltidi:
The cheap emmc on all Asus tablets is a deal breaker. Untill they fix that I wouldn't recomend any asus tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] hot_spare:
I am not confident about Transformer's storage performance. Check this simple video about boot speed. Obviously SoC plays a part, but I believe that the NAND also plays a vital role.

[YOUTUBE]-1IvHifal98[/YOUTUBE]

Just found some numbers. Check the Infinity numbers about Androbench storage test:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6073/the-google-nexus-7-review/6

Compare this against N10:

http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/nexusae0_Screenshot_2012-11-07-12-09-06.png

Important are first 4 numbers (Sequential read/write and random read/write).
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
Seeing 2 votes for the Asus, any reasons why guys? Input would be greatly appreciated! Cheers.
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
I have both in my posession right now.

The infinity like others have said is almost a perfect tablet. It has everything. However the device is SLOW. As others have stated Asus cheaper out on the memory and using the device is a chore.

I will be keeping my nexus and returning my 700. The nexus is amazingly smooth, less light bleed than my Asus.

The only downfall is no micro SD on the nexus vs the Asus.

Edit: there are votes for the nexus, not the Asus. Everyone so far has been pro nexus
[Nexus 10 General] SayWhat10:
Same here,nice display on tf700 but using it is a chore

As soon as my order is marked as shipped im putting it on ebay/craigslist
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
When you say slow, do you mean in all operations? Or anything specific? I used the TF201 last night for a few hours of web browsing and general stuff and that seemed to be pretty good. It was running Jellybean too. Surely the TF700 must be a step up from this in performance which couldn't be that bad?
[Nexus 10 General] jjdevega:
There's nothing wrong with the tf700. It appeals to a lot of people that offers a lot of options. I owned a tf700 and enjoyed it for the 30 days AI had it. It was fast and JB was a nice welcome. I had rooted it and stayed locked and stocked. Only tweaks were installing Browser2ram for faster stock browser experience. Its true IO is an issue if you choose to stay locked. Available ram will dip close to 350 to 400mb available from its 1gig. Sometime as low as 100mb left due to having several widgets and or playing a high intensive game. So multitasking can be a challenge at times. If you unlock and install a custom rom like Cleanrom, you won't have any IO issues. It is definitely a step up from the Prime, I also owned that for 6months before I switched to the Infinity. Just returned my Note10.1 for the N10! Can't wait to get my hands on it!
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
Wasn't intending to put the Asus down. It is a great tablet. The only thing that holds it back is the slow internal memory. To really bring out the full potential you have to unlock it (which voids the warranty sending your serial number to Asus). Install cleanrom and a kernel, and some have gone as far as buying a class 10 64gb micro SD and moving the data partition to that negating the internal memory.

I would keep my Asus if the internal wasn't so slow. Browsing Netflix, the market was just tedious. Installing apps took forever. I would much rather do things on. My phone than the Asus. Its a shame because that's the only flaw I found with the tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
I cannot comment on ASUS's poor choice on the internal storage; but with a Galaxy Prevail I had, there was a mod that could transfer data to an external micro SD card. Upon doing this, I couldn't even use the device just due to how bad the lag was (the micro SD card I was using must of been a slower class). Switched back to internal, and all was well.

So using a slower flash controller can make the overall experience of a device very much worse.
[Nexus 10 General] SRCP:
I had both the Prime and the Infinity. The main reason I returned them was because I read this forum. The Prime had its issues, but I did just fine with the router in my room, and outside the house I always used my phone as a hotspot so the wi-fi problems did not hit me hard. The GPS NEVER worked, but I said to myself, who cares, I have GPS on my phone. I ended up returning it because Best Buy let me (which I also found about here), and because after reading the forum I had the idea that it was the right thing to do, I did pay good money for the device.

As for the Infinity, it was perfect... to me, it was, but again, from reading the forums I had the urge to return it because it ticked me off that ASUS "overlooked" a glaring flaw AGAIN. But to be honest, I was fine with the performance.

I have the Nexus 10 and it is also a good device so no regrets. People are finding flaws on it already, like some flexing in the back. I have the flexing, it's very, very small, and it doesn't bother me at all, light bleed? I don't even know what that is and if I have it.

If you can try out the Infinity and don't feel like it's sluggish AND really loved the dock and expandable memory, get it. Not everyone is as picky with their devices. This is not meant as an insult to anyone here, I just feel like some here look for perfection more than I do. I can understand that because these devices are not cheap at all.

Usually, I tend to stick with what i have and learn to love it, unless it's just a really crappy device or it doesn't work at all.

I hope I have helped you a bit in making your decision.

FINAL EDIT: I forgot to say this, imo, the Infinity felt much more solidly built, the Aluminum just felt right.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Why does everyone keep attributing the lag they see on the transformer infinity to hardware issues? This argument has already been debunked due to the software optimization of cleanrom and c10 without overclocking... any issues that might be noticed on the infinity will be fixed with future updates. So please people, stop with the inaccurate assumptions. The infinity is an absolute beast and so is the N10. The deal breaker for me with the N10 is the battery and no sd card slot. Those are huge issues for me that CAN'T be corrected with updates. The battery is issue has been known since the first reviews came in.

Both devices are awesome, but i have to give the edge to the infinity...OP i would ask yourself these questions...

1. Is battery life important to you?

2. How good are both manufacturers with software updates?

3. Is external storage important to you?

4. Would you rather metal or plastic? Does it male a difference to you?

5. Is having the option of converting your tablet into a netbook appealing to you?

6. Is having Extra battery life through a keyboard dock appealing to you?

I would ask yourself these questions before making your decisions. Good luck!
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
It is hardware. The benchmarks shown the internal memory of the Asus to be extremely slow. The read/right in benchmarks is slow. I think 0.2 mb/s at times?

Cleanrom doesn't fix that...it just masks it somewhat. I've watched videos of cleanrom and yes it works great, but tweaking software only takes it so far.

Being forced to unlock and give up your warranty on a $500 device to mask the hardware is just not worth it IMO.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Its not hardware, its software. And doesn't mask the i/o issues, it optimizes the software to make better use of the storage speeds. And I'm saying you don't have to unlock, I'm saying that the issues you might see ( which are almost non existent since the last update) CAN be corrected with updates, as made by example of cleanrom. Also looking around these boards, you guys are dealing with some pretty serious issues of your own...
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
Well I'm not trying to start an argument on the forums. I have both, all with the latest firmware and the N10 flies compared to my Asus. I was really, really trying to like the asus...but its just to sluggish for me. Everyone has their own opinions and needs from a device. Mine just lean more towards the nexus.
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
Asus tablets are honestly terrible. Every single display model I have ever used from the transformer, prime, infinity, tf300 etc has all had either a poor wifi connection or ran like crap. Coincidence? Slight possibilty, but considering I go to a lot electronic stores, that doesn't instill me with much confidence.

I am actually shocked that Asus managed to make the Nexus 7 run well, it is plagued with hardware issues but at least it runs well.

Maybe their next crack at the infinity will be good but for now it sucks and the Nexus 10 seems quite awesome.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Unless you have reset your infinity to factory and done a full clean update to the latest firmware, along with either keeping stock on both devices or having exactly the same apps installed, then making a point that one device is faster than the other is not accurate. I can show you a nexus 1 factory reset and that will "fly" faster than a galaxy nexus that hasn't been put through the same treatment, doesn't mean the nexus 1 is the better device.

Your right, it does come down to needs and personal opinions, just gotta make sure your making those decisions on accurate information my friend....

---------- Post added at 10:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:17 PM ----------

Except for the horrible battery, poor graphics performance and no microSD slot...ya.... awesome...

Also I'm playing on my sisters N10 right now. I honestly see no difference besides the obvious UI. What i have noticed though is the battery. There is no way I could deal with this.... 30 percent after a little over an hour of mkv movie playing? That my friend is the definition of an inefficient battery to usage ratio.
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
Thanks for all of your replies, they really are very helpful.

I can see there is a strong consensus about the lag issues with the Transformer. This is a little worrying, but at the same time, there are fixes and generally on these sites you hear more about complaints than the positives because people tend to voice their opinions more with complaints.

I'm still very interested in the Transformer though as I think I could work around the potential lag issues, if I did experience them that is. I'm worried though as I'm in the UK and it seems you can only buy from Europe or America. The US would be my preference as it's cheaper and the keyboard matches the Australian keyboard for when I move back. But how would this affect the warranty? If I had one of the units that have design faults or issues, would I have to return it to the US and wait even longer, or could I deal with it in the UK?

Why is it not available in the UK? On Amazon, the UK version says it's unavailable and they don't know when it will be back. It has a statement saying they had received a number of issues so had stopped selling for the time being. Why is this? Are they bringing out a revised version to address issues perhaps?
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
Don't listen to the pierrekid guy, it is all rubbish. Just scan this forum and then go scan the infinity forum and you will see a HUGE difference in the amount of complaints. The infinity has just as much light bleed and screen lift problems as the Nexus 7 and people racked up to 6 or 10 exchanges on that thing.

Asus sucks pure and simple, The Nexus 10 sounds pretty awesome, Just think of it this way. If stock Jelly Bean can make a crappy Asus tablet run well, imagine how well it would run on a solid Samsung tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
I will say one amazing thing about the Asus is the standby battery. Mines been on standby for two days straight (since I got my nexus 10) and I only lost about 5% battery.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Not sure why its not available in the UK. I would say for warranty purposes you can use squaretrade warranty which should cover you. I also believe you could deal with UK if you get a faulty unit. In terms of the faulty units, asus has already begun shipping units without any of the issues so that shouldn't be a problem. if you need any more information let me know!

---------- Post added at 01:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:56 PM ----------

Lol I just had to laugh at this, on too other news...
[Nexus 10 General] Bagbug:
both are lame, wait for the next wave of tablets unless you dont have one yet.
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
What do you expect the next wave of tablets to have that would make it worth waiting?
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
This is the US version i have seen

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-ASUS-Transformer-Infinity-TF700-32GB-Wi-Fi-10-1-Gray-Tablet-Keyboard-Dock-/330769135613?pt=US_Tablets&hash=item4d036077fd#shId

Shipped to the UK would cost about 415 pounds, which is great compared to what it would be here if available. Does anyone have experience with them?
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
Laughing at it doesn't make it any less true.

The Infinity tab though, that is a joke, literally.
[Nexus 10 General] theicemonkey:
I had the Transformer Pad Infinity for a month and I returned it. There are build quality issues on every one (a clicking frame, a creaking back, tons of light leak, etc etc etc) and anyone who says theirs doesn't lag (even after tweaks) has low standards, because they ALL do. I was on the forums every day looking for solutions, as were basically every other Infinity user. It was such a frustrating tablet because it seemed like it should be so much better than it was.

After about 3 days with my Nexus 10, and factoring in that the Nexus 10 will always have the latest, unskinned OS for as long as it can sustain it, I can safely say it is dramatically superior than the Infinity in almost every way (though the Infinity was a tiny bit thinner and lighter).
[Nexus 10 General] cwoodard73:
I have had both the Prime and the Infinity. I traded the prime for a Nexus 7 and returned the second. They both had the potential to be awesome. I loved the concept of the keyboard dock, but in actual use.... miserably unstable. Constant freezing, rebooting, launcher crashing, etc. Apps like Gmail unusable because of constant crashing. The screen started separating on my Infinity after less than a month... And I got too frustrated with waiting for system updates from ASUS. I'm sticking with Google devices from now on, soon as I can afford to pick up a Nexus 4. Love my Nexus 10 so far. I picked up a Kensington Folio Keyboard case and am happy with that too so far. Maybe eventually there will be an even better option for a keyboard.
[Nexus 10 General] Mikeparakh:
That is quite a nice case having just looked.

I like the form of the Infinity, so I suppose the keyboard case would help with the Nexus. I'm concerned about the battery and lack of external storage on the Nexus as opposed to the Infinity with dock attached. I thought the TF201 felt quite sturdy with the case, I can only imagine the Infinity would be the same if not improved?
[Nexus 10 General] GETCASHMONEY:
Where did you buy that keyboard case from?