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[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
If you want to keep the locked bootloader and warranty: First, root it. Look for the tutorial here in the Forum, it's very easy, should be something like "Root with debugfs".

Then, download OTA Rootkeeper from the Market (Google Play). Use it to protect your root.

Afterwards, you can either try the normal OTA Update (Didn't work for me, too big of a jump), or follow the following tutorial to update from one revision to the next. (So you've gotta update around 4-5 times in total to get to the newest JB revision).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1926147

How to update to JB and keep root (Locked Bootloader)
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
So I see.

Option 1) Rooted only and keep warranty - can't flash it.

Option 2) Root and unlock, lost warranty but be able to flash it. For this I need unlock the bootloader. And I would need to unlock to bootloader to install NvFlash, is it right?

What will be your recommendation? Do I need to flash it? The use would be recreational (internet/video/games) and travel laptop.

Otas
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
I personally didn't flash mine, at the moment I just don't need it. Should be fine for you to, why don't you try root & locked bootloader first?

You can always unlock the bootloader later on, but you can't "relock" it ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
The only reason why I would be considering to unlock it NOW is the NvFlash. Because I definitely want to update to JB.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Well you could always just use it for a day or two before you risk blowing it up.

Any manufacturing problems with it?

How familiar with the ins-outs of rooting\flashing are you?

If relatively new read then read some more.

The chances of a brick are low...then again you never know for sure.

Good luck...
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
So I did rooted using this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706588 and all went well and I was told that the device is rooted.

Then I installed JB OTA no issues.

But now OTA Rootkeeper is telling me that I'm not rooted??!! What is going on?
[Asus Transformer TF700] 7786:
Did you actually backup your root using OTA Rootkeeper?
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Did you protect the root with OTA Rootkeeper? Otherwise you just lost it....

You should be able to downgrade to ICS and root again following this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1925230
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
I see, f*** I updated before the I downloaded the OTE Rootkeeper. Any way out of it?
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
See my post on the first page. And guys, please don't do Full Quotes, we all know what you're replying to :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
Thank's I saw it later, looking to downgrade now.
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
So I downgraded already twice, run the OTA Rootkeeper, got the message that SU protected, run the JB update, run the OTA Rootkeeper again and no protected SU available... Where am I doing it wrong?
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
How exactly are you updating to JB? Per OTA?
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
Yes, per OTA
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Strange. Did you try the update files from the thread I linked previously? (in my first post) The OTA never worked for me, so I used those.
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
Didn't need to because the OTA came on always automatically as soon as I rebooted. So I let it run.
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
I think I'm doing something wrong with the OTA Rootkeeper because it will not give me option to temp un-root...
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Do you have Superuser installed? If not, try to install it from the Market, it will show you if you really got root.

From my perspective it sounds like you don't actually have root or just no application to control root.
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
The Debugfs automated root is installing the SU app automatically but I will check it. I have downgraded again and I will do the root and take snapshots what I'm getting.

Actually even befrore teh root I have installed the OTA Rootkeeper and it is telling me that the SU app is installed
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
Please see snapshots taken through the process:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1536740&d=1354651298

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1536742&d=1354651298

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1536743&d=1354651298

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1536745&d=1354651298

Can you see what is wrong? OTA JB is again waiting for me... What to do to keep the root?
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
On the last screen, it doesn't say that root permission is granted to OTA rootkeeper. Can't work that way.

You need to get OTA rootkeeper to gain root permission. (Should normally be granted by Superuser)

/edit: This is how it looks for me:

http://i.imgur.com/ph283.jpg
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
But how did I lost the permission?

The only what happened between each screanshot is following:

1st screen is taken on opening of the OTA RK

2nd screen after menu/refresh

3rd screen after hitting the Protect root button and getting the message "root su protected"

Any idea?
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
See screenshot from Superuser App
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Try downloading other Apps that require Root. (Titanium Backup for example.)

Try restarting the Tablet without updating to JB and see if OTA RK can get Root then.

Maybe even try Root Check -> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.rootcheck&hl=en
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
Got it, only after the restart the SU started talking to OTA RK. So here the JB comes...
[Asus Transformer TF700] otas78:
JB Updated by OTA and rooted, it took me only two nights:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] aznmode:
FYI you dont need to temp unroot. Just make sure when you protect root all the boxes gets checked. Then do the OTA. I've noticed after OTA on some attempts( been going back n forth between ICS and JB) after I restore root than root permission doesnt get checked. I can either reboot the tab or back out of OTA rootkeeper all the way till it closes and reopen it. Then all boxes becomes checked. Other times I had to open up SU first then open OTA root keeper and then restore root.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bpdfs:
What are these, They seem to be using quite some of my battery.... any idea
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ThisIsDanial@gmail.com:
I searched a bit and found this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1827676&page=19

I get these too but they only wake my phone for about 2 minutes of total time out of the 30 hours I use it

"mmc0_detect, mmc1_detect, mmc2_detect: I'll be honest, I have no idea what causes these. Fortunately, they seem to be minimal, so I've never wasted much time worrying about them. polarbearno, however, has had a great deal of experience with this wakelock, and traced the cause of excessive activity here to a faulty SD card.

To fix: Unmount your SD card and pull it, then reboot. Might want to clear cache and Dalvik for good measure. If your problem was caused by a faulty external SD, this should solve it. If your problem was not caused by a faulty external SD, we're back to the original solution of "good question".
[HTC Desire S] 04kiran:
Guys i have tried using m10 tools i know its not that easy.. So some one who is good in m10 plz edit it for Desire s.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1836991

Thanks a bunch in advance :D;)
[Galaxy S II General] ayman16:
put your quadrant result here and see the diffrence :p

with 1600 mhz siyah beta kernel for xxlsj
[Galaxy S II General] dar74:
On battery savin mode :D
[Galaxy S II General] marcoatlami:
Iomega 16.2
[Galaxy S II General] ultramic:
I suspect there won't be too much variation in the results since there are limited roms based on the leak and there is only really one kernel (which is essentially just a rooted stock kernel).

I get similar quadrant results (4500), however I am more than happy to sacrifice performance for better battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] gkojuharov:
With 2D acc.
[Galaxy S II General] ranzzit:
Wow mine seems to be pretty crappy as compared to you guys. :(:banghead::eek:
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
how you done that'
[Galaxy S II General] ChavitoArg:
Benchmarking is useless (:

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando XDA Premium HD app
[Galaxy S II General] xDa_nightfury:
Why this kolaveri??:p
[Galaxy S II General] ankur.co.in:
Mine quadrant score

After having XXLSJ rom on my s2 the performance is really fantastic :D
[Galaxy S II General] ayman16:
good result

geat result

what rom are using so???
[Galaxy S II General] gkojuharov:
In settings-developer options choose force 2d acceleration sry i replay u so late
[Galaxy S II General] -iNCEPTiON-:
Here is my result with power savinv mode as I have less battery left :)
[Galaxy S II General] ankur.co.in:
I am also using XXLSJ on my s2

Quadrant score - 4861
[Galaxy S II General] xDa_nightfury:
Lol

hint : read OP :P
[Galaxy S II General] ayman16:
now you have siyah beta kernel just try it
[Galaxy S II General] kred9k:
stock kernel

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] brianmay27:
Hey guys.

Can you guys help me out. If you have seen my other thread I am getting awful hspa+ (4g non lte) speeds. I thought it was just my phone as I would put my sim into my gs2 and it would improve by a factor of 15. However my mom just got a iphone 5 and says that since than her hspa+ speeds were in the ****ter as well.

So now my thought is that it is a problem with the chipset found in our phones and not being able to handle hspa+ effectively.

ANYWAY where im going with this is I was hoping to get a better sense of others speeds in 4g, not LTE areas with AT&T. If you could help and use speedtest to test your speed without wireless on and post your download and upload speeds.

Thanks in advance
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cortland1998:
My ugly speeds today. Non LTE.

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Sent from my Note 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cdshepherd:
This was taken a while back. My speeds are pretty consistent though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScooterG:
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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] inspectagadget:
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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Romee74:
I get anywhere from 3-9 here in Farmington about an hour south of St Louis, MO. That is pretty consistent with all of my other phones too
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] brianmay27:
Ok Im glad to see others are doing well. I get on an up day ONLY 500KB/s, not even 1MB/s! for download and about the same if not a bit more on upload. I guess I will go to a store and try my sim in one of their phones.

Only down side is there is no store in my area so I have to wait to go back to my parents for winter break. Sigh, first world problems :P
[Android Apps and Games] kenshin1979:
customize your music player theme !

chameleon player is a music player for Android , you can change Player skin by yourself

, or switch Panel and icon mode to give your player more style.

Make a unique music player for yours.

Functions:

1. change player style for icon and music player skin

2. change player style for widget

3. change fonts color

4. select image or photo from your phone to change player skin

5. Multilingualized

you can search chameleon player and download it from Googleplay store.

we will update more player skin item.

add lite version , u can free download from googleplay store now.
[Android Apps and Games] kenshin1979:
add lite version , u can free download from googleplay store now.

(Lite version can set main page & music play page only.)
[Android Apps and Games] Deleted member 3954645:
A link and some images would be appreciated cause I cant find your app on the play store
[Android Apps and Games] LordManhattan:
Yup, some screenshots and a link would help :p
[Android Apps and Games] htcclay:
.....

Found it...I think? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ihtue.cplayer
[Android Apps and Games] kenshin1979:
free lite version googleplay link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lite.cplayer&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5saXRlLmNwbGF5ZXIiXQ..
[Android Apps and Games] fmaster1:
Im going to try this...
[Nexus 4 General] ddb540:
I've had my N4 for a about 4 days. I've only had one Android device previously, a Nexus S which I bought at launch nearly two years ago, and which I've been using ever since then. I've played around with some other Android devices here and there like the GS2, GS3, OneX, OneS, and Galaxy Nexus. This new N4 blows everything out of the water, IMO. It is SO fast and smooth, and the screen quality/resolution leaves nothing to be desired. The form factor is beautiful, camera takes great photos (but I'm no photo-expert), video functions work great, etc. Even though there's no improved functionality (or features) compared to my NS, the user experience is just so much better.

Also, HSPA+ speeds are so good, that I can't imagine why anybody would complain about lack of LTE. I'm consistently getting between 8 and 14Mbps download speeds.

Nice work Google and LG!
[Nexus 4 General] Kushblow:
It really is a blessing for those who only need 16GB and have T-mobile :D
[Nexus 4 General] dcfella:
I've had mine since last week and it's been the smoothest and fastest android experience. I really enjoy how everything works so effortlessly. Battery life has been better than I expected too.
[Nexus 4 General] ddb540:
I have all my music housed in Google Play Music (on cloud), and my photos set to upload to Google+, and I don't have any high-storage apps or games, so my storage needs are very small. I could have easily made do with the 8GB version.
[Nexus 4 General] LadFromWales85:
Photos are resized when uploaded to Google+, with the longest side being reduced to 2000px. Just in case you've overlooked this and delete the originals! :)

I recall that Dropbox auto upload retains the original image, and doesn't consume any of your space, or rather they give you another 500MB every 500MB you auto upload! :)
[Nexus 4 General] ddb540:
Good tip, thanks!
[Nexus 4 General] akarol:
The OP obviously didn't use the camera on the GS2, GS3, OneX, etc. He wouldn't be praising the N4 camera if he did. Fact.
[Nexus 4 General] [hfm]:
If those cameras are better it does not mean the n4 camera is not good. Why so harsh?

Edit: And what are you basing this on anyway? You don't seem to own them all.
[Nexus 4 General] tweaked:
Ppl also don't use real cameras or they wouldnt praise any phone....
[Nexus 4 General] [hfm]:
Doesn't have to be national geographic Pulitzer quality in order to be a compelling shot, or just good enough to tell everyone what you ate for lunch with a good quality image. :)
[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Interesting, I've used all three of the cameras you listed and I think the N4 displays much truer colors. I guess if oversaturation is your thing go with the Samsung. The OneX camera is comparable to the N4s

Love the Nexus 4 haters.....

Newsflash, not one Nexus owner bought the phone because of the camera. Like most high end devices the Nexus has a great camera that does the job just as good if not better than most out there.

Can't the OP be happy with his new phone?

Funny bring up the camera because its the only thing on the S3 that's even in the N4s league. Oh and what did you pay on contract for the S3? I know unlocked they're around 550. Sucker.
[Nexus 4 General] csloomis:
I have the N4 and came from the Verizon GNex. The only concern I had when I bought the phone was going to be the lack of LTE. I have the N4 on T-Mobile and running side by side speed tests, I have to say that the N4 beat the Gnex almost every time.
[Nexus 4 General] funky_snowman:
^

I don't understand why people care so much about LTE when the speeds us carriers provide over LTE are nowhere near what the technology is capable of, and often times slower than real world HSPA+ speeds. I'd much rather use HSPA+ if that means better battery life, better coverage, and often times faster speeds. Besides, HSPA+ is already sometimes faster than my home connection. I really don't see the need for 10+Mbps mobile connections at the moment, especially if I'm paying $100+ a month only to get a 1-2Gb cap on Verizon or ATT.
[Nexus 4 General] EvoYas:
I am glad you like it but as you said you have been on Nexus S for 2 years and playing around here and there with other devices isnt really using and therefore you dont know if something better is out there or not. Enjoy your phone, just dont exaggerate it.
[Nexus 4 General] phillevy:
As another user coming from the Nexus S it doesn't surprise me how it is difficult to satisfy people that have to keep jumping to the next latest and greatest device. Over the last few weeks it has constantly amazed me how many people are ditching really great recent phones such as the S3 and one x to get something only slightly newer and (not in everyone's experience) better. I embraced my Nexus S for all it's shortcomings and evolved it through software over 18 months and the great thing for me now is I can truly appreciate how great a leap forward my new phone is. Personally I think it's a suckers game to keep changing phones every few months and unsurprising how much more critical such users will be of their newly acquired hardware.
[Nexus 4 General] EvoYas:
Well to some of us its a very expensive hobby. I have as of now 3 phones including the 8GB N4. I enjoy them all really, no single phone will have everything.
[Nexus 4 General] phillevy:
It's definitely a hobby for me as well - but mine is about Android and how it adapts and evolves. My Nexus S is running a later version of Android than anything other than the N4. The hardware has always been secondary to me and I guess that's how we differ. I'm sure I will see several phones overtake me in the coming months - meanwhile I will enjoy getting the most out of the N4 until the right time comes again to move on.
[Nexus 4 General] bimmerboii:
Hobby for me as well.. And a damn expensive one too lol. I buy all my phones sim free/ unlocked so i dont get tied to any carrier and have owned a lot of Android devices.

I was gona give the N4 a pass, but since I live in Canada i can take advantage of LTE. Just ordered a Nexus 4 16gb when it became available earlier today and have a shipping time of 1-2 weeks. Hope it gets delivered before Christmas!

LTE is a big plus for ME. Out of the 8 popular networks here, 6 of them offer LTE. If its easy for someone to say that he/she dont care for LTE, chances are they never tried it or live in a poorly covered area. But it is understandable since LTE coverage is limited compared to HSPA. Luckily for me i live in an LTE area and yes i am spoiled by it. I even traded my Tegra 3 HTC One X for the LTE Snapdragon one. Just my 2 cents :)
[Nexus 4 General] EvoYas:
LTE is amazing no doubts, and I am lucky enough to have an unlimited data plan from way back in the day ao I am grandfathered in as long as I dont upgrade the phone on the contract price which I havent in ages and I dont plan to anyway. But yes, LTE speeds are a God send.
[Nexus 4 General] Ballastatuz:
The gs3 camera is cool but you can only use it with two hands. When I tried to take one hand they would always come out kinds blurry. I think it's because how big the phone is and the shape it kinda slides in your hand.

Loving my nexus though. It is easier to hold.
[Nexus 4 General] ddb540:
So, I'm not allowed to praise a camera unless I've done a comparison with every other camera around? Likewise, I haven't driven a Ferrari 458 Italia, but I would still proclaim that the BMW M3 is a great car.

Some people, I think, suffer from issues with reading comprehension. I did NOT say the N4 camera is the best one in existence. I said that 'the camera takes great photos'.

Same here. Where I live, my T-Mobile HSPA+ speeds typically win side-by-side comparisons with Verizon LTE. HSPA+ and LTE are both great data technologies!

How can I exaggerate my opinion? For me, the N4 is the best phone out there right now, which is why I bought it. If somebody else thinks the GS3 or whatever is a better phone, then I respect their opinion (as long as its an informed opinion!).

Man, Internet forums have gotten tough!

Happy smartphoning!
[Nexus 4 General] ed10000:
It's good to see someone logical around once in a while. To your bad luck, though, I'm already done with my 8 thanks for today.
[Nexus 4 General] Dan37tz:
I know it's your opinion but this line right here I think got to some people.

Blows everything out of the water?

We are all aware the Nexus 4 has a lot of shortcomings, like major thermal throttling issues that other devices like the GS3 doesn't suffer. It might have a quad core s4 pro, but in benchmarks it's not much faster than the regular dual core S4 in the US variant GS3, if at all. It's also lacking expandable memory and a removable battery like the GS3. To compound the situation, the Nexus 4 maxes out at 16GB and the battery life isn't that great.

The Nexus 4's more traditional IPS LCD is a nice change from AMOLED's for some, it might be a step back for others. The drawbacks are black levels that cannot compete with AMOLED and sitting side by side, the Nexus 4's screen really is very washed out looking. Also the color gamut is WAY OFF confirmed by many owners.

So yes, I also think your opinion is greatly exaggerated, maybe fueled by the excitement of owning a new device. The Nexus 4, while being good..at well.. being a good device... it definitely lacks the hardware specs to "blow everything out of the water".

You need absolute hardware greatness to claim that. A device that hardly has any compromises.

Like top end specs.

1.5+ GHz Quad Core

5"+ screen HD screen

AMOLED technology with RGB arrangement (best of both worlds)

2GB+ RAM

LTE

Unlimited Storage Space (expandable)

Amazing battery life plus the option to remove and carry more

Amazing camera

Amazing software with true multi-window multitasking

Oh wait... I just described the Galaxy Note 2. Now THAT is a device that "blows everything out of the water" :D
[Nexus 4 General] ddb540:
Dear Sir:

For me and my needs/wants/budget, the N4 blows everything out of the water. I tried to be really clear that this is just my opinion by placing the oft-used "IMO" after my statement.

The GN2 is an awesome device, to be sure! If it had the same cost as the N4 and ran plain-vanilla Android, then I would have chosen it over the N4. However, for me, cost and direct software updates from Google are important, so the GN2 doesn't work for me.

So, I apologize for being mis-leading, and please allow me to offer some clarifications:

1. The Nexus 4 does not have the most impressive hardware specs of any existing mobile device (nor did I imply that it does).

2. The Nexus 4 probably does not have the best camera compared to all other mobile devices (nor did I imply that it does).

3. Others may find different screen technologies or screen sizes to be more appealing than that which comes on the Nexus 4.

4. Others may prefer the aesthetics of other devices to be more appealing than that of the N4.

5. LTE is a great technology which offers higher theoretical, and often times higher real-life, data transmittal speeds than HSPA+.

6. There are many excellent mobile devices on the market, and each consumer should take care to choose a device that works best given his/her needs, wants, budget, carrier constraints, and other personal preferences.

I hope everybody here has a phone that suits their goals and objectives, and I hope the mobile device market continues to offer new and exciting features and technologies.