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[Asus Transformer TF700] gottahavit:
Better build quality (needs to be on par w/ MS Surface and Apple iPad) : You mean like the Surface keyboards that are coming apart just weeks after shipping? TF Build quality is fine. Every tablet has bad units.

A magnetic snap-on keyboard or (if already patented by MS) a keyboard that requires less effort to connect to the tablet :No Thanks as mentioned already I prefer the keyboard hold the tablet up. I do not like the surface keyboard at all.

Front facing speaker(s) :AGREED, but hardly a reason worth choosing a table on IMO.

Improved WiFi reception (my HTC Rezound grabs a full signal, but my Infinity does not) : My TF700 gets wifi considerably better than my Rezound. Neither has great bandwidth, but reception is perfectly acceptable.

Resolve I/O issues: This one I have to agree is unacceptable cheapness on ASUS' part.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
By build quality, I mean the tablet itself. The brushed aluminum they use is horribely scratch prone and feels a little cheap. Although, my TF is covered by a carbon fiber decal from Skinomi.

Front facing speakers are and should be common sense.

The WiFi reception is absolutely not acceptable for the price of the tablet. I can pay 300 dollars for a crappy laptop with better reception than my 600 dollar TF.

Like I said, they've almost hit the sweet spot. I think their next model (if they don't drop Android entirely) will be much better than the TF700. They will end up pulling and using ideas from the Nexus and Surface tablets. I would gladly pay an 100 dollars or more for a model that included everything I've mentioned.

I think that with the tablet market being young still, consumers need to be as vocal as they can about issues they find with their devices. Consumers really don't realize how much power they have in numbers.

With all that being said, I am still glad that this was my first tablet and I've learned a lot from it. I know what I want in a tablet now and it will be much easier for me to choose my next tablet.

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
oops
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
Apart from the IO problem, I cannot really agree with what you have stated in your OP. If brushed aluminium is seen as cheap in your opinion, I suspect gold is the only thing that can satisfy your material requirement of not being cheap. The iPad is equally scratch prone, if not more (take a look at the iPad Mini and you can see what I mean). Frankly, I have never encountered any Wifi reception problem, and I cannot notice any difference between the tf700 and my Sensation in terms of wifi performance. Magnetic connection in the Surface cannot hold the tablet without the kickstand, so it is quite useless for most people who want a full-blown keyboard.

If ASUS needs to improve th tf700, my wish list would include mainly hardware components:

1. A much better SoC, Tegra 3 is terrible at full HD, games lag miserably. What I need is Exynos 5, Snapdragon S4 Pro, and something like Apple A6X. Much as I hate it, Apple A6X is the most powerful SoC in the market right now. Maybe Kepler-based Tegra 4 will change things a bit, but I seriously doubt it.

2. Dual-band wifi => industry standard.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
Proof? :P

To clarify, there would be a snap or cog based hinge between the magnets and keyboard. I don't think you understand what I'm getting at. :P
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
Brushed aluminum IS cheap and scratch prone. I think you may have misunderstood my idea of a sturdy magnetic keyboard. I am not asking for a clone of the TOUCH COVER, but a refined TF700T dock that utilizes magnets. I do agree that with you in terms of SoC, though. I am not a fan of Apple and I'd rather see MS and or Google with superior hardware.
[Asus Transformer TF700] firetech:
Knowing my physics, that would probably require a magnet so strong that it would wipe your hard drives and credit card by being near them. Not going to happen. You need some kind of support other than magnets to hold a tablet by its base at an angle...
[Asus Transformer TF700] allan1313:
The biggest thing for me is the io. If they fixed that it would be the perfect tablet IMO. Its still a great tablet.

But a few tweaks here and there it would be the best. The next one does need a new soc as the tegra 3 is starting to show its age
[Asus Transformer TF700] ostar2:
How about faster updates? I would like that. Oh, and make it so unlocking the boot loader doesn't void your warranty. Last but not least, NvFlash support.
[Asus Transformer TF700] the_game_master:
add support for Dual Band wireless 2.4/5GHz.

Come on even the Kindle Fire HD supports Dual Band wifi.

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Even my Blackberry Playbook supports the 5GHz band.
[Asus Transformer TF700] htcplussony:
Even the new iPod Touch has dual band 802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0 too.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
ASUS is very at getting updates out quickly. Although, faster wouldn't hurt.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bradslinux:
I agree with much that has been stated already. I would also like to see the USB host jack moved to the tablet itself....along with the SDCard slot. I know that it would turn the kb dock into a battery/kb device only, but I'm fine with that. It may also necessitate making the device a bit thicker. I don't see this as a problem either, as it is so thin now, they can't keep the glass connected to the thing all the way around the edge. It may eliminate that issue with build quality. It may also lower the price of the dock.

SoC...which may fix the awful I/O.

Move USB and SDCard slot to the tablet.

NVFlash...(no encryption)

Generally improve build quality. This could apply to most manufacturer's but more so with Asus from what I have seen.

My 2 cents worth....

Brad
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
I know for a fact that ASUS monitors forums such xda and overclock to gain customer perspective. I think if we avoid complaint threads and stick to constructive criticism, we may see some of these suggestions implemented in the next build. Of course that won't result from just this thread, but it doeant hurt!

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[Asus Transformer TF700] RKnight1983:
I love my Infinity, however I would love a version of the Transformer Book with Android instead of Windows 8. Asus has improved alot of issuses with the Android line in the soon to be released Transformer Book.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dankens:
I would have to disagree with OP about keyboard dock. i think Asus solution is the best on the market right now, no flimsiness, no magnet gimmicks, a lot more usability and security. Tell me if Surface user would hold his device by keyboard only without worrying it could drop off and break. I can put it on my belly and watch a movie lying down flat and feel no discomfort after few hours. Don't forget added battery boost (using extra battery to balance out tablet's weight is just genius), sd, usb.

Magnetic cable attachment? There could be some play in that.

Better quality control? Sure.

My main concern is multitasking ability. Every other manufacturer adding multi app on screen ability. I believe Google will make it official in a few patches. And this is where IO problems and low ram are going to hit the most. By Android design, a quirk in read/write will freeze the whole device for a moment, a big negative to user experience. A device cannot have true multitasking if it hangs when you download a large file/torrent, update apps and play a game at the same time. How they would fix this, i don't know, but in Ubuntu, io problems didnt slow anything down at all. You could disconnect hdd and connect a different one (i mean SAT hdds not usb ones) while watching youtube and system would not miss a beat. Android could learn something there.

Another issue that bothers me is low support from app developers, almost every big 3d game title is not supported for whatever reason. Many useful apps as well, especially banking (I'm talking to you Citibank). Have to pull out my phone to use their app... Not Asus fault, but dev's could use a friendly reminder (or even several) from a big producer to update their apps.

A lot of tablet users are college students which means full office support is required. Android is terrible in that department (and I have tried every office app there is). My current fix is cloud computing via Onlive desktop, which is not a solution if you dont have fast internet access. Again not Asus fault, but takes away from experience as a whole.

A better gpu, definitely. with this amount of pixels or higher, tegra 3 is not good enough.

my .02

Regards.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
I am selling my iPad and these reports of IO issues and loose screens are what's keeping me on the sidelines in getting the infinity. Not really sure what else's out there other than the nexus and other tegra3 1200p tablets.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Joeful:
I wouldn't call the magnet keyboard a gimmick. It works. As far as office software for Android, Kingsoft is excellent. It's free too!

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[Asus Transformer TF700] RKnight1983:
I would love to have the keyboard form the Windows 8 Transformer Book, with the extra battery, 500 GB HDD, 2 USB 3.0 ports, Gigabit LAN Port, Extra Speakers, Mini Display Port and back light keys. I really wouldn't be interested in the magnetic keyboard like the surface. I buy the Transformer line tablets because they feel more like a lap top with the keyboard attached and not like a toy which is the way I feel about any of the other Tablet case/ keyboard combos.
[HTC One X] Pharmbob:
Hi,

I'm new to all this so excuse my ignorance:

I've a HTC one x from carphone warehouse with a 3 sim and assume its not carrier locked the (CID is HTC_001 if that helps?) however I've still not got the update.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] double_ofour:
Currently, HTC_001 has no JB updated yet. Follow this thread to track what CID(s) received JB update.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2009525
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
THE WICKED NEXUS ROM

ANDROID 4.2.1

This is my first rom, I have tested it for stability and everything works to my knowledge. If you find an issue, make sure it isn't associated with the stock system. This rom is extremely fast, and has tweaks to increase battery life, and decrease lag issues, for a smooth experience. I will update this rom when possible.

I am not responsible for anything that happens to you're device after flashing this rom, if you brick, break, bend, or explode you're device, it is not my problem. People of XDA need to start showing respect to devs for what they do. this is a COMMUNITY, act like one.​

Here's a little info on this rom

-Base 4.2.1 - Thanks scrosler, couldn't have made it easier to modify then he already did. Got the base here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2017998

-Stock Kernel Included

-Gapps included (debloated)

-De-odexed

-Rooted w/ SuperSU

-Busybox

-Zip aligned

-Unsecure boot.img

-Super debloated (still includes google now)

-stock theme

-Build.prop tweaks

-Battery tweaks

-reduced wifi seek time

-Cpu tweaks

-UI to be handled by gpu, not cpu for extremely smooth scrolling

-A factory rom the way it should be

May add in later

-Extended power menu

-More tweaks

-Suggested launchers

-Possible theme changes

-Possible Odexed system

Flash Info

-Download

-Nandroid backup

-Full Wipe

-Choose zip from sd card

-Flash

-Reboot

-Enjoy

DOWNLOAD

http://www.4shared.com/dir/gFeG_mRo/_online.html

Miror, thanks to htchoi5609

http://download.tbridge.kr/TWN_ROM_V1.zip

If you like the rom, shoot me a thanks, it always helps​

Screenshots will be in the second post
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
SCREENIES ;)

Video thanks to Zack12ification​

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIoGti4fiXk​

-Changelog

Version V1

-Debloated

-Battery Tweaks

-Wifi Tweaks

-Cpu Tweaks

-UI GPU Tweak
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jcoleridge:
Thanks for your work, gonna try it! Does it come with stock kernel? No problems for the cpu and the gpu rendering in flashing another kernel? Band coming from stock may i dirty flash?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] localceleb:
Its always better to wipe before flashing a fresh build-especially when switching ROMs. Yes, you can get away with a dirty flash sometimes, but its never recommended unless the dev makes very minimal changes. With all of the app backup options in the market these days, it makes starting over a breeze. Takes about 10-15 minutes total to add Google and email accounts and restore all my old apps with their data.

Dirty flashes just feel dirty to me. It's like getting out of the shower and putting an old pair of underwear on. Just feels better to start fresh. :D
[Nexus 7 Android Development] carandcar:
Are gapps included?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] topifone:
I want to try but I dont want to register to 4shared just to download the ROM. Maybe other mirrors?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mid-kid:
As this is not an AOSP rom, i think yes. you can also just unzip the zip and look in /system/app for the phonesky.apk
[Nexus 7 Android Development] htchoi5609:
Mirror

http://download.tbridge.kr/TWN_ROM_V1.zip
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Op has been updated with full info, and mirror.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Yup, debloated gapps, though. I wanted people to be able to choose what apps they wanted. Most gapps are downloadable on the market anyway.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mid-kid:
What kind of tweaks are those?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Init.d tweaks and build.prop tweaks. Can't remember off my head, and cant check cuz im not at home. Extract it and check it out.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] carandcar:
Thank you much!

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Thanks OP!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
No problem, if you guys want anything specific, let me know and I'll do my best to get it for you
[Nexus 7 Android Development] topifone:
I tried but first things I want to say here is when installing your ROM, it erases all my data in 'internal' sdcard while other ROM don't. You should warn that so people like me backup data before installing your ROM. Now I lost everything and it really pissed me off.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] gherman222:
Does this have a battery % mod? Thanks! Can't wait to try it out!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
There is no script to wipe sdcard in the META. Make sure you're data doesn't move to the 0 folder of the sdcard, this is common in the new update of 4.2.1. I've installed this multiple times without sdcard wipe. You shouldn't be pissed, nobody told you to install my rom, you do so at you're own risk. I'm not responsible for anything you do to you're device. If you don't already know this by now, you shouldn't even be here on XDA, or learn to make your own rom so you can't complain when something happens.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Not at the moment, I'll probably add it in later though in future builds
[Nexus 7 Android Development] carandcar:
I'm running this ROM as we speak and all of my info is intact. When you go from 4.1 to 4.2 your data will move to another folder ("0") but should still be there.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
I think a lot of people still haven't figured this out yet
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Ted C.:
Working nicely with Bricked v.55...

I became interested in this ROM when I realized I could get a quick, clean install with root (SuperSu) and Busybox on a fresh 4.2.1 factory image. Well done, I'll run this for several days and see if I can provide additional feedback. :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Glad u like it, please let me know how battery life is too with the tweaks
[Nexus 7 Android Development] carandcar:
You're right about that. It's a scary thought until you figure it out though.:p
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Ya, I'm not sure what made Google decide to do that.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Ted C.:
No SODs, FCs, or other issues,.....

battery life seems as good as with other Roms I've used over the last couple of months. Smooth, quick, and responsive with Bricked v.55 and Naked Browser! I haven't had any reasons to flash my previous ROM. I'll keep an eye on battery performance over the next several days.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Good to know I'll be updating soon. I'm waiting for my new motherboard to come in so i can get started with mods soon.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] topifone:
OK i'm sorry. It's because of upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2. But you should understand my feeling at that time when I thought I lost everything. I'm still on your ROM, good luck with the developing.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rpolito73:
Fake WIcked ROM

This is sad.... Come up with an original ROM name OP. This is not developed by the same devs as THE REAL WICKED ROM for the SGS3. FAIL
[Nexus 7 Android Development] saldebot:
Yea what he said, I thought this was made by EVIL1ART from DEVIANT DEVELOPMENT.....how disappointing. You really should change the name.

this thing has a mind of it's own
[Nexus 7 Android Development] SquireSCA:
Does it have to be that way, or can you move everything back?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
So i'm supposed to check the name of every rom in every forum to ensure I don't copy another rom name out there? Are you kidding me? I don't own a Galaxy S 3, and never will, I've never stepped foot in that forum either. The fact that this rom, has a resemblance in name just shows how many people had the idea of using something similar. It's sad to see so many people in XDA complain and cry as if they were nothing more then children. This is a place of development, and you're crying about what I named my rom? Why don't you go work for Apple? You share the same mentality. The majority of users on XDA have gotten to be nothing more then leaches to devolpers, very few of you supply helpful information to the community, and you whine about the dumbest ****.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Changed the name so the children under 8 years old, will stop complaining ;)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ScreamingSkulls:
Forgot to edit your op. Still says:

THE WICKED NEXUS ROM

K...thank you, bye bye.

:good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
Not going to either little boy, I don't own this device anymore. K thank you, bye bye.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] alfeuss:
They are working on making a secure multi-user interface. So that each user would not have access to the others data/files.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Robin2:
Don't worry about those complaining. Thanks for your work on this ROM, it's been running great on my device for a week now. Are you abandoning development?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xST4T1K:
I appreciate it. No I no longer have a Nexus 7 because I needed a larger tablet, but I may still update this soon, I just have no way of testing.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] brakke97:
Good job, bro! Keep moving forward! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] VIRAMAREK:
I have a samsung Galaxy S t959v from t-mobile and happened to succesfuly root it and flashed a custom kernel (bhundven-blastoff-v2.5) and then flashed a custom rom.It happened that i mistakenly flashed back the original samsung kernel.now the phone wont load the OS.I am looking for a way to return the blastoff kernel (Keeping in mind that the phone only accesses the samsung custom recovery and download mode).

Please HELP!!!!! to all gurus out there.....
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
Go to this link and download one of the AntonX kernels.

You can look at the guide in the second link in my signature. Instead of flashing the ROM .jar files I listed - use the AntonX kernel you downloaded. It is the same directions to flash the kernel excluding the flashing bootloaders section.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] VIRAMAREK:
kERNEL iSSUE

Thank you for replying my post it really means alot to me.

Back to business,my problem is the phone is stuck on the samsung/ t-mobile splash screen.I Tried flashing the heimdall one click collection to return the stock firmware but I got an error message saying kernel failed to load.I have read that odin could flash kernels but havent see any thread for the galaxy s 4g t-mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
Try the one click again. It sometimes it will take a couple tries for whatever reason. Make sure USB is firmly in place. Make sure download is good. And if it still doesn't work use a different USB port.

The ODIN One-Click is called Gremlin Remover. Read up on the driver issues and how to avoid them in the guide I mentioned.
[Windows Phone 8x by HTC] timmymarsh:
Issue Summary

(updated regularly when issues arise) [UPDATES Shown in this style]

* Issue 1: Windows Phone connector for Mac crashes when trying to sync.

* More information & reading HERE

* Temporary workaround (taken from above thread):

* Final solution - awaiting (MS working on an update) - will review now OSv OTA 8.0.10211.204 has been released.

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* Issue 2 : 8x Reboot

* More information & reading : HERE and HERE

* Temporary fix : doesnt appear to be one at this time.

* Updated info: MS has identified a problem, working on OTA release for December. Fix TBC since release of Osv x10211.204

* Final solution - awaiting (OTA update) - Issue fix TBC as above

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* Issue 3 : Distorted sound, ie whilst phone is ringing

* More information & reading :

* Temporary fix : reboot, sound works afterwards.

* Final solution : Fix TBC since release of Osv x10211.204

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* Issue 4 : General stability issues - unresponsive

* More information & reading : none, need confirmed reports from users.

* Temporary fix : as above.

* Final solution : Fix TBC since release of Osv x10211.204

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Issue 5

* More information & reading:

* Temporary fix :

* Final solution

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* Possible OS patches/updates in the pipeline:

* OTA update/patch rumoured for December to fix reboot issue (affecting all wp8 handsets, Nokia & HTC) - 8.0.10211.204 OTA released 11th Dec 2012

* "Portico" OS update rumoured for release in Feb 2013 - TBC

* UNOFFICIAL leaked RUU (currently running on all new HTC 8S devices) see **Link Removed due to Official OTA Release**
[Windows Phone 8x by HTC] itje:
Let's list up our findings, to see if it's only a local bug, or if many others have the same issues.

Had my 8x for aprox 3 weeks now, I am mostly very pleased with both aesthetics and performance.

But have seen some random "bugs":

-Random reboots (already mentioned and have a fix coming)

-Sometimes, in apps, the screen is not responding to touch, seen it happen in various apps, but mostly in Wimp. Needs reboot to function properly again)

-Sound becomes distorted from time to time, happened once using headset, and sometimes with notifications/incoming calls.

-"lag" in notifications, in.ex when a ringtone starts (when device in sleep mode) it's noticeable that the ringtone don't start from beginning, it kinda hangs a bit then starts half a sec/a sec into the ringtone/notification sound.

Not sure if it's my device or if others experience the same things