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[Asus Transformer TF700] aznmode:
JB on prime is great but JB on tf700 is awful. very laggy and some apps don't work right anymore. ie Netflix (almost unusable) . There was another I don't recall. I think the KB dock is useful on either as not only just connect and go but act as extended power. Tf700 needs to be unlocked with custom rom to get it to be as good as prime. Note is fairly fast when I tried it at the store but that's all the experience I have of it. And you can always just use a bt kb although a little cumbersome.
[General Questions and Answers] Rondock:
I just bought thumb keyboard. but when i wanted to activate it, the device told me that the app can monitor all inputs like passwords and creditcard numbers.

well that scared me. do you use third party keyboard apps? do you also enter passwords and credit card numbers with them?
[General Questions and Answers] rahul93:
Nope, its better not to use 3rd party keyboards

They do as they say ! :p

*HIT THANKS IF I HAVE HELPED YOU*
[General Questions and Answers] BrooklynAvi:
If the app is reputable (SwiftKey, Swype, etc.) then it's not even a second thought for me. I use SwiftKey and feel it's the best keyboard I've ever used on a mobile device (and that includes hardware keyboards).
[General Questions and Answers] Dmwitz:
This warning appears regardless of which third party keyboard you install. Many keyboards are only as good as they are at word prediction because they monitor every keystroke to learn your style. Swiftkey or Swype asks you to allow it to read you Twitter, Gmail, sms and Facebook posts. You can either allow this or cripple it's ability to function as it is intended.
[General Questions and Answers] mcavoya:
I would not think twice about installing a keyboard from a reputable company like SwiftKey or Swype. However! . . .

Once you've used the new stock keyboard on Jelly Bean 4.2 (and 4.2.1) you won't even think about going anywhere else.
[General Questions and Answers] Guitarman:
I usually only install 3rd party keyboards w/o any permissions. One prime example is a simplistic keyboard named Big Buttons Keyboard.....no permissions :)

Sent from an Amazon Gindle Fireoid
[General Questions and Answers] sd0070:
I think the only reason they have to say they monitor passwords, etc is because most 3rd party keyboards "learn" what you type. I wouldn't worry about it.

The new stock keyboard is good but not even close to swype in my opinion. Too many taps to save a new word, not as accurate, weak predictions when even available, etc. But it is definitely the best stock android keyboard yet.
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
Swiftkey changed my opinions on typing on a touch-screen. I figure if they're courting the medical community, they'd better not do anything fishy or they'll have hell to pay from angry lawyers.
[General Questions and Answers] rabidcabbage:
thumb keyboard thumbs up!

I've been using thumb keyboard on both my tf101 and my S2 for about a year now and I'm very happy with it... can be a little crowded on the S2 but maybe that's just my stumpy fingers! And yes I do internet banking on both devices, and make on-line purchases.The only complaint I have is the lack of graphical smilies standardized across the o.s. and available to all apps.:rolleyes:
[HTC One X] Aimen7:
Hello

can I use the sweep2wake feature on my hTC One X based on these info ?

if NOT, How I Can enjoying this tweak ?

Android Version: 4.1.1

Kernel Version: 2.6.39.4-cyanogenmod

blinky-ghost@cyanogenmod #1

Wed Nov 21 23:47:37 PST 2012

CyanogenMod Version: 10-20120919-NIGHTLY-endeavoru

Build Date: Wed Sep 19 02:36:43 PDT 2012
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Euroman28:
I have discovered an error on S Voice. If I say the command "Turn on wifi" or "wifi on"

S voice says "Sorry I cannot turn on wifi", but the phone turns on wifi regardlessly. So this must be an error on in S-voice?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylec:
Looks like it. I just tried it and can confirm your findings.

Turning off is fine, but turning on gives me the error but wifi turns on anyway
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchelln:
Yes, my GT-N7105 does this as well.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Euroman28:
Can the cause be that S voice cannot handle the wait time when a connection is encrypted with wpa?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Torres2013:
This doesn't happen on my note 2 at all
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
Ok, to make a long story short. I handed in my prime for RMA and got offered to alternatives , a TF700 or a samsung note 10.1.

Now , I had really ****ty experience with the prime. Primarily wi fi issues, but the performance in general was rubbish. With that said there were many aspects of the prime that l liked, Such as the keyboard and battery time.

My question is what are the known issues that with the note 10.1 and it's main drawbacks?

Keyboard isn't a must, nor is the pen, though l would love both! I could in short go for either.

It's kinda time urgent , I only have a few days to decide.

Help?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KoRoZIV:
The note is superior to tf700 in every way except screen resolution. I exchanged 3 tf700 then tried the note, the results is obvious. I only regret not taking the 3g version.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
Could you be a bit more detailed?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samir_a:
There are no drawbacks as the software is more refined in every way and the hardware is solid and future proof atleast for year or two

But there only difference is the body and the screen resolution

Apart from that it is better then prime or any other tablet in the market even N10 once it gets JB the reason being the world class developement done by Samsung on the OS
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KoRoZIV:
The screen on tf700 was deformed, not well fixed on edges. Less ram, only 1 gb, no dualband n Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth 4, low end internal storage, not as fluent as the note. Much better battery on the note. A lot of random reboots on stock tf700, none on the note.

I have changed the 3 Asus after using each one for a few days. I admit that the resolution was great, but the note is a better tablet overall.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samir_a:
And the price to in India the prime is almost 200 dollars more expensive
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
the prime? Don't think it factors in as such into my question... Kinda keen on Tf 700 vs Note 10.1

I've read tons of reviews and they go both ways , but it seems the TF700 comes ahead a lot of the time. That's the confusing part. I've tested both in the store, with no clear winner. Screen on Tf is great and they both felt snappy. The pen on the Samsung was fun to use and accurate, but testet a few pens on the transformer and they were pretty good as well. Big issue is 1 gb DDR3 vs 2GB ddr2 , and Tegra vs Exynos. Kinda a bummer considering games and certain apps are tegra focused .

But the old Prime is still in the back of my mind, I\O performance etc...

BUT A BIG DRAW BACK WITH SAMSUNG, I can't plug in a HDMI and USB cable at the same time... kinda need it from time to time ( external drive and HDMI, or game controller and HDMI or...)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] midas69:
I think almost everyone that owns a Note 10.1 went through the same decision. And newer owners are also factoring in the Nexus 10. Obviously the people in this forum chose the Note. You'd get other opinions from forums dedicated to those devices and I suggest you ask and look in those too.

For me, the decision was easy. I dd look at the Asus forums as well as here. In the Asus forums there are tons of post of people having problems. Granted, people with problems tend to find forums. But why do you not see people here posting about problems? The few you do see are mostly folks that tried to either root or flash their units and didn't read the instructions fully. Sure you'll find an occasional legit problem post, but they are so few and far between that it's an effort to find them. That's not the case in the Asus forums.

I spent a lot of money for the Note 10.1. I bought it before any of the recent price drops. I have no buyers remorse at all.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
Well good to know. I've posted a similar thread in the ASUS forum just in case, but response has been limited. The big issue l have with the Samsung is lack of ports and weaker battery compared to the ASUS. wouldn't mind a keyboard, but seen that there are dozens of keyboard folios and so on....but again one comes to the issue of battery being drained ( in this case by the bluetooth)

I'm on the fence , 50-50 so that's why I was looking for personal experience with the unit(s). I kinda missed the mark with the Prime , so don't want to mess up again.

BTW I see it mentioned a dozen places, how is the support from Samsung, ie updates etc....?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esincho:
I owed a prime and had all the bad experiences. I read and read before getting another tablet and everything pointed at the infinity, so I got one. Had it a little over a week and noticed lag from time to time, but nothing major, until I bought the new need for speed... geez, it's unplayable on the infinity. I pulled it up on my note 2 and its flying. So I returned it and got the note 10.1. It flies! The screen is the only advantage the infinity have
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NGagen5:
I've owned the Transformer Prime for almost a year and I had the Transformer Infinity for about a month before I traded it for a Galaxy Note 10.1.

The memory issues with the transformers is really bad, when you use the browser it constantly hangs and gives ANRs (App not responding). It is basically unusable in the browser. I had the same problem with the Prime and the Infinity, it happens more often when you have multiple apps running.

I debated it for a long time because I really wanted the high resolution, but once I got the Note 10.1 I knew within a day that I made the right choice. Everything works as it should, everything is faster and smoother, graphics intensive games like N.O.V.A. and Dead Trigger actually run better (N.O.V.A was unplayable on the Infinity because it lagged so much). The screen isn't as good, but it isn't worth the issues you have to deal with on the Transformer line.

I used the keyboard dock on the Infinity and loved taking notes in school with it, but since I got the Note 10.1 I started taking notes with the S-Pen and I carry a bluetooth keyboard just in case I need it. I've liked taking notes with the S-Pen so much that I never even use the keyboard anymore.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] banderos101:
As a previous prime owner of 8 months, id have to say i have no regrets

What i miss

-usb slot

-full sd slot

-hdmi

-extra battery

What i dont miss

-anr

-wifi/bluetooth issues

-slow playstore install/uninstall

-the cheap buttons on keyboard(one snapped off, too easilly)

The things i wish the note has but doesnt

-a decent port connected keyboard with, hdmi, usb, sd card

The comprimises

-usb/sd card adapter

-allcast(when sammy finally gets its finger out its bum).......stream game over wifi, while using bluetooth gamepad/keyboard/mouse

As a prevoius prime owner yourself, i think your in a position to appreciate this phrase "it just works"......and thats the main thing that makes the things ive lost bearable, trust me its a relief......another thing i like is that it feels more sturdy,

If you can find a tf700 without daily issues, then i'd say go for that, but me i wont trust their quality control on the tablet front for a while

On a side note, battery on the note, even without the extra battery is commendable..........at least 10h constant use on avarage......thats brightness dim, powersave on......by the way powersave is pretty impressive to (limit to1000mhz), no hiccups.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdfuogh:
Just to reiterate what banderos101 said,

I'm a former TF101 owner (the original transformer from asus), and I miss the same things he misses. In addition, my transformer often had weird stutterings that may or may not have been associated with the roms I used on it (but it had them on stock too before I rooted and flashed custom roms).

That said, I don't know much about the TF700, but you probably should pick it based on what your primary usage will be. I got the Note instead of another transformer tablet because I take notes using a pen (physics is hard to type notes for) and because it has 2gb RAM. Also, the screen resolution doesn't matter to me much because it didn't put me in shock and awe when I used my friends' iPad retinas and TF700's, but maybe that's because I'm nearsighted.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobiushky:
I'll come at this from a completely different perspective from everyone on this thread. I have an Acer A500. Had it for a few years. Sunday night, my wonderful children decided I needed a new tablet so they dropped my acer out of the car. Off to the store! LOL! I'm not dedicated to any brand at all. I want cheap and as much bang for the buck as I can get. My 2 contenders were the same as yours. Asus Infinity vs Samsung Note. The real question you have to ask is what do you really want the tablet for? What do you expect to get out of the experience? No matter what you read here, the Asus is a better tablet than the Samsung. It has a visibly better screen. It has more storage for the dollar. IE, the 32gb Asus is the same price as the 16GB Samsung. The processor is slightly faster, but the Asus has a 5th independent low power processor that allows it to run much less power therefore slightly longer battery in real world. Average test is about 8 hours for the Samsung, 10 for the Asus.

The Asus also allows you to add the keyboard with an additional battery in the keyboard as well as full sized USB ports etc. So if you are looking for a laptop replacement, it's hard to beat. Now, you're probably asking, why am I putting all this in the Samsung thread?

I bought the Samsung. Why? Because the #1 thing I need from my tablet is the ability to take handwritten notes in meetings and it has to be easy and fast. Bottom line is, the digitizer system on the Note is unbeatable. Period. The Asus can't touch it. The Note is a great screen versus an amazing screen. It's nearly as fast processor wise, 1.4GHz vs 1.6GHz. So while the Asus in my mind is a better tablet, the Samsung Note is better for what I need. And by better I mean, lightyears better. There isn't a tablet on the market that can touch the Note for writing. It is truly paper and pencil good. But if you don't care about that, the Asus is a little better in a lot of ways.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KoRoZIV:
I get 14 hours on the note on regular use, the record being 16 (talking about screen+ WiFi active, not about stand-by). With tf700 i had 11 hours with the first one, the other 2 devices never more than 8 hours (all without the dock, i did not buy one).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
Thanks for your post, it's nice to "hear" a slightly different approach. The problem in my case is that I'm kinda looking for the Jack of all trades , pref master of all :P

The pen idea is really tempting and l hear people praising it to high heaven. I have an old Lenovo x 201 Tablet and loved it for years, but it's kinda big and cumbersome to lob around for short trips and meetings / classes .

I'm looking for something that can at the very least cover these areas:

Media machine ( connected to a screen)

Gaming

Productivity (notes in class+ I work as an IT consultant so quick notes at work etc. In this case both have almost equal merit. pen vs keyboard )

Stable ( regular updates)

Connectivity ( ports and connections)

Good performance

HAS TO HAVE GOOD BATTERY ( average use wifi + bluetooth + browsing and note taking + maybe a short vid. here and there)

What l don't really care about

Screen rez.

Build materials ( ok, don't want it China cheap, but don't need super hyper space age Unobtanium)

Still trying to narrow down everything l need it for.

I know I want my cake and eat it too, but let's be honest, why have the cake if you can't eat it??
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
To be honest that was the note 10.1 out of the box... It really doesn't need constant updates because it just works how its supposed too... I've never owned an Asus tablet but wouldn't constant updates mean it has constant problems that are trying to be fixed?

Gaming is fine, you can run the chainfire 3d app for tegra games, I run with sonic and that works fine and a few other games (NFS most wanted, GTA3, Dungeon Hunters 3 and Assassins creed 3) and have no problem...

Notes are easy to take using the pen, think back to high school with a folder, about the same size and not that heavy.

You can get an adaptor for usb connectivity - Just cant use an HDD as it requires too much power but a thumb drive works fine (mines 32gb), I have a 64gb sd card installed and I got the 32gb 3g version, forgot phone, no problem...

Performance is fine, there's no problem and 2gb of RAM makes it snappy - even when you fill it with stuff, I have around 4gb left internally and about 2gb on the 64gb sd card - no lag or stutter...

There is a HDMI adaptor you can get but haven't tried it. If you have a smart tv from 2012 then you can share your screen wirelessly and you can get the wireless adaptor that plugs into the tv set. For older versions of TV sets freeing up your usb port you can use the wireless adaptor that plugs into the tv instead of the MHL Adaptor.

Screen resolution is fine for what I need, it plays 720P movies very well and I don't care that I can't magnify the screen into infinity when viewing pics or text...

I have had no problem with build quality, mind you most people I know seem to put it into a folder for protection - don't use anything with magnets as it might affect the wacom digitiser.

The S-pen makes it easy to enter notes or data, its a shame that Samsung used a little known format for s-notes but there's ways around that too...

Battery life is awesome, I use it 8 hours a day watching movies, surfing the web, listening to music, writing, taking notes and making calls and still have around 20-25% at the end of the day...

Overall I find it fine for what I use it for, the new JB update makes it so much better....

At the end of the day you will make your decision, if you live in America you might be able to change that decision, but I like my note 10.1. It is the only tab out there that allowed me to make phone calls and that's what pushed it over the edge for me.. That and the bluetooth stylus that doubles as a handset.... :laugh::p
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeBoX:
Can you tell me more about the wireless HDMI solution. One of the BIG issues I have with the note is the fact that it's lacking ports and there aren't any docking stations etc with both hdmi and usb . I have several really good LED TV's at home , but non have wireless DLNA or similar setups ( have to buy extra plugs etc) so a HDMI port would have been great...

Another issue is the fact that there seems to be an increase in TEGRA optimized games... somthing that's a major bummer since l actually like using the tab as a mini game console .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] banderos101:
Is that 14h out of the box, or have you done some tinkering with it?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
For the games run chainfire 3d... You can then run the tegra games with no problem...

Allshare cast dongle or Allshare cast hub - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2003478 & http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0089VO7MY/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ap27:
I owned a TF700 for a whole 3 days before I returned it. I hated the stuttering. When it was first downloading/installing apps from the Play Store, I couldn't do anything without it lagging. Not exactly the best first impression for a powerful quad-core tablet. Also had a clicky camera, loose glass on the screen and general slowness.

By contrast, the Note doesn't skip a beat even when its downloading/updating apps in the background.
[HTC EVO 3D] MChief0815:
Hello guys,

two (I hope) little problems. I installed "KingKang Rom Unofficial Source Build" yesterday.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2007132

At the moment everything works fine beside two problems:

- The clock on the top right is one hour off

Yeah, the clock is one hour behind the real time. But only in this clock. The clock widget, the clock on lockscreen and the clock in the clock settings are working fine. Any chance to (manually) change this? Probably it thinks it's in summer time?!

- The notification LED is off

No light for notifications or charging. Could be the Kernel (Buttered Toast with captive backlight off), but I thought it only desables the light of the buttons. Haven't seen an option in the settings yet.

Probably someone knows how to fix it. Anyhow I will change the kernel with backlight on and probably flash the ROM over a second time, when I get home.

Any help appreciated :D

cya,

MChief
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
Hello, I see your having some issues with Kingkang rom. The clock is off by an hour? OK have you set the correct time zone in date/ time settings? That happens to me sometimes when I flash Mazda's aokp jb ROMs. As for notification light, have you tried enabling in led under rom control? The capavative lights have nothing to do with led lights. Buttered toast kernel works fine for me. FYI I know your new here, and you aren't able to post in development yet( perspectively in kingkang thread) you need at least ten posts to post there. My suggestion is to go in general section and get in a couple discussions about something to build your count up so you can post in development.:p
[HTC EVO 3D] MChief0815:
Like you can see on my "join date" I'm not really new, but it's hard for me to write on other topics :D

Like I said, the other clocks are working perfect with correct time/zone etc. like it is chosen in settings. Only then "main" clock doesn't want to...

There is a LED Control option in the settings, but when the light in the app picture goes on, the LED of my phone doesn't. I also changed the setting there to see if it will overwright something.

Yes, maybe I should join a few conversations to ask the devs directly. THX for the answer :)
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
I use light flow lite from the play store to control my led lights notifications, you may also have an issue with no control over screen brightness, use rootdim

(Don't ask me for help as I couldn't care if your phone explodes, eh! :D)
[HTC EVO 3D] MChief0815:
Ok, so after a reboot (sadly one i didn't want to do...) the clock is working as it should.

BUT yesterday I installed light flow, but didn't get the LED to work. This morning I THINK I got it working by enabling "icd backlight LED".

State at the moment: When I want to unlock the screen it goes on for a second and then goes totally black like in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20012996

Don't know where "s6e8aa0 control" is...

And the capavative lights like to go on and never go off. Only a reboot helps here. Also produced by light flow.

Now I deinstalled light flow :(
[HTC EVO 3D] MChief0815:
So after installing the full version of light flow and playing with the sttings I got it to work at the first try.

It's now with HTC compability mode and without the "icd backlight LED".

Probably also the update to the newest buttered toast kernel and setting the min. Mhz from 1** to 3**. I will test that.
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
Well I'm glad you got it to work
[HTC EVO 3D] MChief0815:
Ok, it's also working with 1** Mhz. So it was the "icd backlight LED".

Light Flow isn't working how i would like it. I only want the normal notifications...