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[Nexus 4 Accessories] Sinocelt:
So many questions!

How much bulk? What are the external dimensions of this case?

Do you use a screen protector? If yes, is the case covering it? touching it? pushing against it?

Thank you for your review!
[Nexus 4 Accessories] jjnova:
Hey, I'm the guy that owns this case on his MyTouch 4G. Since your inquiry doesn't have a response, I'll tell you about the version I have. It's the thinnest, sleekest case I have seen for a phone that isn't a skin layer. It actually wraps around the phone, creating a lip for the front of the phone. This is great if the phone ever winds up face down, as it keeps the screen from coming in contact with the surface the phone is lying on.

I would say the case is about 1/32nd of an inch thick, adding a total of maybe a 16th of an inch to the width of the phone (sorry if this isn't helpful, I live in the US and my job consists of a lot of measurements in inches). The sides of the case have a raised diamond plate pattern to it that helps immensely with keeping your grip on the device.

With the case wrapping around the bevels of the screen, I have found that it will push on any full screen protectors I have installed. You can easily wrap the case around the screen protectors to prevent this, but I store my phone in my pocket, so when I reach in there to pull it out, I tend to grip the case which causes it to bend just enough to slip back and push the screen protector again. This of course causes the protector to bow and collect dust. If you can keep the case's edge on the screen protector, I wouldn't see this being an issue, but it is something I have experienced.

As stated, this is my opinion on the version for the MyTouch 4G, though the design seems nearly identical, with the buttons in different places. I hope it's helpful, and perhaps you'll get some information from someone with the Nexus 4 version. I'm hoping to find a durable case for my Nexus 4. With that full glass body, I don't want to hide it, but as stated previously, I'm a construction worker and need to protect it.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] hakimsheriff:
$2.30 on dealextreme

I found the standard S-case for $2.30 on dealextreme. I can't post the links because I'm a new member but you can find it if you look it up on their website. Probably cheaper than anywhere else, if you don't mind the shipping times.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] the orange bandit:
I bought one of the ones from Amazon, mainly cause I had a $20 gift card from buying Halo 4 during Black Friday, and so I could use Prime Shipping. Here's the video overview I put together:

[YOUTUBE]roDx8HxiWpA[/YOUTUBE]

Note: I bought this one http://amzn.to/11PmX90 and the photos show the logo on the bottom of the back - this logo is not there on the actual product.

It's really nice. I'd rather have an Otterbox, but this works in the meantime.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Lockeskidney:
where are these on Amazon under 5 bucks. i refuse to pay $10 for a rubber cut out
[Nexus 4 Accessories] the orange bandit:
I believe Ebay is where they're finding them for $5. You also end up with longer shipping times, etc. Pretty sure it's the same case at the end of the day.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] joy_1484:
Thanx mate
[Nexus 4 Accessories] kayateia:
This is the one I bought. That's my review (Meg), actually. :)

http://www.amazon.com/Flexible-Google-Exclusive-Aluminum-Silicone/dp/B00AAJ8LZW/

Hmm.. it seems to be up to $8. Still, $8 with free shipping isn't terrible.
[HTC One X] Orong89:
I'm at work and wants to change rom.

I have the file here but can't connect the phone to computer via usb.

Is there is a way to flash boot.img to phone without connection to pc?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No just with fastboot commands from pc. Unless you have a S-OFF phone ....but that's unlikely :)
[HTC One X] tomascus:
Everyone would be flashing on their phones if it was possible......
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] floyd372:
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[Galaxy S II General] CharlieMPK:
Paranoid Android (Jelly Bean) for Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE (SGH-I757M)

This is a fairly new ROM built from the Paranoid Android 2+ source code.

I do not develop this ROM nor do I provide support for it.

I felt that we needed a new topic to talk about this PAndroid ROM as the CM10 topic was getting pretty hefty and unorganized.

Since the development for this ROM is new, don't expect it to be as stable as CM9. Check "What Doesn't Work" for a list of what's broken!

If you still don't know what ClockWorkMod Recovery or Paranoid Android is, Google it or search XDA.

Flashing The Recovery Menu

Do you have the stock recovery menu installed? If so, move to step two. If you already have CWM installed, move to "Flashing Paranoid Android"

Download Odin from here: bit.ly/WXpnCN AND download CWM Recovery here: bit.ly/WXpfDA

Start your SGH-i757m in 'Download Mode' (Shut off device. Hold the Volume Down key while powering the phone on. The device will vibrate and soon you will see a Warning screen, where you will need to press Volume Up to enter Download mode.)

While in Download Mode, start up Odin and connect your phone to the PC via USB. You should see a status message in Odin saying your device was "added".

In Odin, press the 'BOOTLOADER' button and select the CWM TAR file you downloaded from step two.

In Odin, press Start. Once Odin is done it should say "PASS". If it doesn't finish or is stuck, try re-downloading the recovery file.

Your device will reboot.

Flashing Paranoid Android

Download the latest version of PAndroid from Socim's Dev-Host: bit.ly/WK042w AND G-Apps from: bit.ly/117KEsZ

Place both *.zip files on your Micro-SD card. Do NOT Extract Them!

Start your phone into CWM Recovery mode. To accomplish this hold down the Power Button to turn the phone on, and then immediately hold down Volume Up + Volume Down at the same time. Let go of the buttons at the exact moment you see the "Samsung" Logo.

Select "Wipe Data/Factory Reset"

Then choose "Install Zip" then "Chose Zip From External SDCard" and select the PAndroid version you downloaded in step one. Do this TWICE just to be sure.

Next flash the G-Apps file you downloaded from step one the same way.

OPTIONAL: If you need to install the Stock Bell ICS Modem, now would be the time to do it. You can get it from dsixda's Dev-Host: http://bit.ly/Wu4SJe

Reboot your device.

What Doesn't Work

Some GUI elements (ie. Youtube Controls) become hidden behind content

Some camera apps display as unintended (ie. Instagram)

No touch-to-focus for camera. Regular focus does work though

"Random" crashes
[Galaxy S II General] legendofjon:
thank you so much for the ROM. A quick question though, the white flash at my hardware keys (navigation bar) remain always on. I think the light should only be activated on use.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
They should only stay on when charging.
[Galaxy S II General] Socim:
I suppose it because I set touchkey autobrightness to true in framework config, so you guys who doesn't turned on autobrightness will encounter this.
[Galaxy S II General] ljdizzo:
Home and Search buttons don't work

ROM looks good so far, just flashed this morning. Only issue I have noticed is the home and search buttons don't work.

[UPDATE]

I reinstalled and looks like something that loaded when I restored with Titanium backup caused the home button issues. Everything looks good now.
[Galaxy S II General] mic2012:
Everything working great for me including the home and search buttons...this looks to be a very stable ROM...
[Galaxy S II General] shael:
im getting a status 7 error in cwm any reasons why?
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Thank you for this.
[Galaxy S II General] CharlieMPK:
No problem! Really gave me time to truly get used to the post editor! :laugh:
[Galaxy S II General] Darth:
Is this rom still being worked on? I have a t989d and the jb roms for it are amazingly stable and still being improved. Would love to see a jb rom for this phone become a stable daily driver.

Gonna flash this either way and check it out! :)
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Working Good here. Great work!!!

The phablet mode 600px with a defualt DPI of 290 works great and looks great for most apps! Some may need individual adjustment. The only app that will need adjustment after reboot is the launcher. This is what you do.

You head into paranoid settings,

hit the Apps button on the left.

Then choose Trebuchet and adjust the DPI to exactly 228. Hit Apply.

This makes everything look right again. In both the drawer and on the home screen. Otherwise your apps in drawer will not fill the screen properly, and icons start looking to small. On the home screen, for some reason if you have 5 coloumns or less, you lose your last two icons on your launcher. You will also need to do the following.

head into the launcher settings,

click home screen.

Adjust the rows to your choice.

But the coloumns need to be 6 or more.

While you are in there you will also want to

enable Resize any widget

and disable wallpaper scrolling.

I also changed alot of my dpi for other individual apps, making things look even better. This rom has made my phone work and look more awesome than it was ever destined to be! Thanks to everyones continued efforts on this phone.

Only issues I have are backlight keys sometimes do not want to come back on when you unlock phone. They do come back on later tho, never really timed it. Also andom reboots. Maybe like one or two a day.

Also I should mention DO NOT install the latest gapps

gapps-jb-20121128-signed.zip

I installed it and it broke my keyboard. If you just gotta try it..... then make sure you have a nand backup done first.
[Galaxy S II General] xt700:
To get the backlights to come on just adjust your screen brightness...lights come on, for me anyway. I have the slider in notification bar so it's not a big deal.
[Galaxy S II General] Siavash8:
I tried it for a few minutes and half way through restoring the apps and settings, the phone got extremely hot. So now I'm back to CM10, but if anyone knows what's wrong, I'd love to try it out again.
[Galaxy S II General] CharlieMPK:
I suggest not restoring your apps and settings using Google's wizard. Sometimes it breaks a lot. Instead, just restore your apps manually using the Play Store OR a previous Titanium Backup.

Sent from my SGH-I757M
[Galaxy S II General] Socim:
Agree. For example some touchkeys won't work if you come from cm10.

---------- Post added at 05:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:20 AM ----------

When we got Android 4.2 we will need it. :D
[Galaxy S II General] captaink85:
Hey guys just an update on my phones experience. The rom is pretty stable for me as well. However I have had a few sudden reboots and system ui crashes. As well the latest gapps do not work correctly for me for some reason so I flashed the gapps from cm9 and that works.

The sudden reboots happen mainly when watching a video or changing wallpapers and the system ui crashes out of no where.

Now I have wiped cashed partition and delvik cach which solves the above mentioned two issues it for awhile but continues again. As well re flashing the PA rom from Nov 22.
[Galaxy S II General] Siavash8:
Actually that's what I always do. At first, I let the Play Store downloads all the apps again, and then I restore the user apps data using Titanium Backup. This way, I don't have to tap "Install" for every fricking app. But it got so hot in the middle of downloading the apps, that I kinda freaked out and got back to CM10. It may be related to the settings and configuration connected to my Google account. I'll try again without entering my user name and password at the start and see how it goes.
[Galaxy S II General] killerfooty:
I ran the ROM for the better part of 16 hrs (workday testbed) other than the play store crashing here and there, I had no issues, I was very impressed. I noticed the benchmark scores were low but if anything we know they're nothing more than a number in most cases. I did have the same heating up issue with heavy file transfers but honestly couldn't give you a value of PA vs dsixda's ICS rom. Performance "felt" much smoother and more fluid. Gallery, lights and what not worked like a charm.

PA question - Where do I turn on display battery %? I'm going to run it another day with all my automated & battery apps running, see how battery life is.

Thanks for the dev on the ROM guys, really gave new life to the device. I was seriously debating axing it for another, at my own expense since its a work phone.
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Everything except for the Paranoid settings, adjusts the same way as CM10. You can find the option for battery % under System Settings/system/Status Bar.

I forgot to mention one thing that had caused me issues. When I installed PANov23 I had high useage on the app named "media". I killed it have not had a problem since. I also prefer the noop or deadline scheduler and have heard that the CFQ scheduler can sometimes take some time to scan your sdcard causing high CPU useage upon bootup. I also recommend spending the money on the PRO version of Titanium Backup. If you are a frequent Flasher, and not a dirty flasher, then you SHOULD have a paid copy of this app!!

I also use GSam Battery Monitor to watch what eats my battery. Its like Better Battery Stats, but more robust. Check it out.
[Galaxy S II General] killerfooty:
Should have mentioned I've never been a CM10 user. I started off with Android only very recently with an S3 first and the dev wasn't there for a daily driver, then I swapped that in for a Note 2, so again, little dev atm. And then i757, so again, even less dev. :P
[Nexus 7 Android Development] x-alina:
Here is my new ASOP distribution. I made no changes to the GUI but unlock all hidden Features and install BusyBox and a terminal. Superuser.apk doesn't work anymore with 4.2, so I have written quick-and-dirty replacement. But be warned: It gives alls apps root rights without asking. Install only apps you really trust. There is a new command "setup-swap". You can create or delete a swap file with it, if you need more memory. "install-gapps" doesn't work currently.

The "install-gnu" plug-in is much bigger now. It supports I18N and UTF-8 now. Your terminal is in the same language you set in the Android config. And I have added more programming languages, too. So if you want a real GNU environment on your Tablet, just type "install-gnu" on the command line. A Bluetooth keyboard is highly recommended.

Because of the December bug here is version 4.2.1 now:

Mirror 1

Mirror 2

My public key is here and here is the signature.

You install it like a factory firmware, so you need "fastboot" in your "PATH", then run "flash.sh". Warning: All data will be overwritten.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Fallon9111:
Supersu

Rom sounds good, might flash it, but about superuser, it hasn't worked very well since ICS was introduced (IMO), i have alsways used SuperSU, although 4.2 doesn't have full multi user settings on SuperSU yet, it has been patched to work. Just sayin XD

Also, have you thought about making some of these things flashable (like the install GNU and setup Swap) as I would love these alongside Paranoid android XD

Awesome stuff though =D
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Warren87:
Thanks for your work! will test this out!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Harkunwar:
Nice work, will test it in some time.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] x-alina:
All Mirrors are up and running now.

Sorry for the inconvenience.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] x-alina:
Android 4.2.1 for Nerds

Because of the December bug here is version 4.2.1 now:

Mirror 1

Mirror 2
[Nexus 7 Android Development] maharu567:
I'll test and sent you feedback...
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] R@J$3K#@R:
Hii

I recently bought a tab 2 p3113 and i am really confused to see differnet model numbers(3110,3100)

So could u tell me the safest way to root my tab so that i could flash this rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1885878

Please post the link to the rooting guide

I am on stock 4.04 UEBLH2 rom

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InfinityFTW:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1788625 with ODIN, rooting is really easy.

And also, i would reccomend this ROM : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1888179 The fastest stock JB ROM out there :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acefsw:
If you have e signature problems during root, go to link in sig
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyrax2013:
how to root my note2 7100 using cwm because I don't want to root it by flashing any kernel as its going to increase my binary counter, is there any proper way to flash it by using cwm as we used to do in galaxy s2....plz help...

thanx
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mister_Mxyzptlk:
Using CWM will increase your flash counter. So you're screwed either way.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyrax2013:
but according to my knowledge until and unless we flash a kernel like cf-root, the binary counter won't increase, and I am quite sure about it, because I had rooted my galaxy s2 through cwm many times and my binary counter never increased until I flashed cf-root kernel...for that I an asking can the same be adopted for note 2..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylec:
Why nit just root using cf auto root then use triangle away to reset counter?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyrax2013:
frankly speaking I am afraid of doing that, after reading the warnings that it might brick your phone, and moreover I don't have a usb jig to recover my phone if something goes wrong...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AjunNg:
You're paranoid.

You won't brick your phone using any root method. Unless your PC dies midway, or you pulling the battery midway.

Plus even if that does happen. There are still ways to get it working again.

Take the plunge and do it. All the Note 2 users who have rooted cannot be wrong.

Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MohJee:
The simple fact that you have CWM installed (even if you don't flash anything through it) already means that your flash counter is above 0. Samsung's bootloader in note 2 has a checksum which raises the counter to 1 when it detects custom recovery. So if you're afraid that your flash counter will go above 0 if you flash something, don't be, it already is :D
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyrax2013:
I very well know what rooting is and how it's done in various ways, I had a s2...I had done all sorts experiments with it, I am afraid of using the "triangle away", because of warnings mentioned, for that reason I don't want to root the phone by flashing a custom kernel rather I prefer root it through cwm which won't increase my binary counter (I always used to root my s2 through cwm, and the binary counter never increased)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Goldstein:
Well it doesnt work like that take it or leave it

What you could do though is seen as you was an s2 user which says you know what your doing is go search for the rooting thread were u can keep your counter at 0 I did copy the url but sod it I dont spoon feed
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AjunNg:
There's a guide in the General forums stickies on how to root via CWM, but that's obsolete now, as CWM + autoroot was released. But since you've used the old method, it will apply to you.

Since you've already flashed a custom recovery, like others have said, your counter is raised already. You're already past the point of no return.

If you're worried about the counter raising to 1, it's already too late. It makes no difference now.

Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dt33:
S2 is an old phone and Note 2/S3 are new. Samsung and others have improved detection of root. Doesnt matter what root method u using and counter will raise by one. For each time u flash the phone.

Forget S2, that are old good time and now are totally diffferent.

Skickat från min GT-N7100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] note2grey:
Just use triangle away after root or download official rom and flash using odin mobile then factory reset it... thats what I did and I got root and no binary count
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emprize:
isnt it when u boot into cwm, yr counter will increase to 1 already?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] note2grey:
Mine didnt increase... they increase only when I root
[Nexus 4 Accessories] svengalis:
These are the only dry screen protectors I could find.

http://www.bodyguardz.com/catalogse...es=1909&dir=asc&order=sort_priority&q=nexus+4http://www.bodyguardz.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?devices=1909&dir=asc&order=sort_priority&q=nexus+4
[Nexus 4 Accessories] affan2:
Anyone used them before?

The renders shown here http://www.bodyguardz.com/google-ne...-skins-films.html?dir=asc&order=sort_priority

show cutouts for the front facing camera and I'm guessing the proximity sensors but nothing on the actual device shots

http://www.bodyguardz.com/catalog/product/gallery/id/16976/image/44499/
[Nexus 4 Accessories] svengalis:
Just emailed them and got this response.

Thank you for contacting us! Yes the sensor is cut out. Sorry for the confusion. Please let us know if we can assist you any further.

Thanks,

Brittany

BodyGuardz
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Emama:
Well it is REALLY expensive...

and why can't they just make one for front and back...

how many people need 2 SP normally....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bob2300nx:
Now I know everyone will have different opinions about this, but im sure im not the first one to think this. What in your opinion is the case with the best protection to non bulky factor? We all know you could put the phone in a huge case that will save it from the zombie apocalypse or could wrap the phone in paper and call it a case. When looking at some ultra thin cases like the rock quicksand, I wonder if there is something slightly bigger that will protect alot more (and same thing when looking at some of the bigger cases-wondering if there is something slimmer that will protect a tiny bit less). There seems to be a sweet spot that im looking for.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Tdiliplane:
dude there are threads here that have everything you just asked answered in them..:confused: READ MAN READ!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SGSHB:
Any of u guys using this ROM know how to make screenshot?:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samtan4326:
valume down + power
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SGSHB:
:cowboy: nothing happen:confused:any other combo?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samtan4326:
valume down + power , need to hold for 1 sec i try it and is work all the time
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SGSHB:
:laugh::laugh:got it.MISS out the '+'.damn im noob:angel:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samtan4326:
haha nice one:cyclops:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skire90:
Isn't there a way to re-add this to the power menu? I never thought I would miss this feature but unfortunately I do :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samtan4326:
not at this time if you are using pawtip 4.2 rom. currently still cannot customizethe power menu if not wrong, now only can use combo to take screenshort.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Famzz:
I think you should check out this ROM: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2013707.

It's cm10.1 but it has the original cyanogenmod features ( like screenshot in power menu :) ).
[Nexus 4 General] itchy67x:
Rolling out in germany
[Nexus 4 General] zevim2005:
Nothing here....bought in usa using in Israel.
[Nexus 4 General] kevin@TeslaCoil:
http://android.clients.google.com/p....signed-occam-JOP40D-from-JOP40C.625f5f7c.zip
[Nexus 4 General] RenegadeDroid:
Info

Is it possible if you could send me any German sites to buy the Nexus 4. I don't want to wait until its in the Netherlands.

thanks:good:
[Nexus 4 General] Leandros_Ger:
Yihha! To bad my phone is not running stock. :D
[Nexus 4 General] Nexus 4:
lol already rooted? :eek: