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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Wolf's Rain:
I ordered the 64gb card last night....$49.99 shipped seemed like a pretty decent price. :good:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] IamPro:
yes its pretty solid price, i had just bought a used one from Azn Warehouse and almost q_q when i saw they had new at that price.. owell
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] P1 Wookie:
They were even cheaper on black Friday. Got mine for 38
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ProCision:
Just bought a sandisc from amazon for under $50.00.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] daz_2000:
What class do I want if my main use is storing avi and mkv files films/tv etc. Some will be Hd
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Sam3gX:
Radio shack has it for $50 if you don't want to wait.

http://m.radioshack.com/radioshack/product/detail.do?itemId=13239498&categoryId=&path=
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] HTCMario:
picked up that same 64gb card from amazon last week for 41.99 with free shipping. works great
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Patch7:
Thanks for the great info everyone! I just ordered one from amazon...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chillaxnphilx:
Delete
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Patch7:
nice
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pyo:
got mine from amazon on cyber monday for $41.99.

picked up another one on amazon this week for $49.99

No tax and free 2 day shipping (prime membership)

works right out of the box.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] okayihan:
Buddy it is useful only for copying, it copies fast really fast from pc to phone or phone to pc but i didnt see any difference when playing games mp3 or movies. I have that thing 64gb c10 u1 sandisk etc. it is up to you it costed 80usd to me if it is 30usd dont wait buy it
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] PsycloneTW:
I have my class 10 64GB formatted as exfat and swapped to my main storage via this:

http://galaxynote2root.com/galaxy-n...sd-card-with-rooted-galaxy-note-2-app2sd-mod/

I've had zero problems. The card does seem just a tad slower than the internal storage but not enough to be bothered with. I have never loved a phone as much as I love my GN2 with my 64GB card in it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MiguelHogue:
Yeah my 16gb micro sd card ain't cutting it no more.. The note 2 just inspires me to put a lot of stuff on it haha.. Hope they have Christmas deals but 50 isn't bad at all.. Seems like micro sd cards are slowly but surely coming down on the prices

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] KEVK:
This is a great card. I have one and it has been great so far. I had to reformat it as fat32 (yes I get full the full 64gb still). TWRP didn't recognize the card when it was exFAT so I was unable to save nandroid backups to it. Also, some ROMs such as CM didn't recognize the exFAT format. I had this card in my SGSIII and now my GN2 and have not had any other issues. Right now I have several nandroid backups and pictures on it and it works great. Saving pictures is fast, especially burst shot mode. You won't be disappointed.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Patch7:
Kevk,

Did you you lose any speed or function changing it to fat32? I thought I read somewhere that it is not recommended to use fat32 on a 64 meg ultra sdcard.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] KillaHurtz:
Just an FYI, all 64gb SDXC are class 10. There is no lower because of the SDXC specifications.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] thedicemaster:
i'm having a rough time getting a sandisk mobile ultra 64GB to work here.

several times it stopped reading/writing when i tried copying over my files from my old memory card, and formatting didn't exactly work right either.

the official formatting tool from the people behind the SD/HC/XC standard keeps telling me to flip the write-protection switch which microSD's don't have.

now using windows it took 30 minutes just for the green progress bar to appear, but i'm hopeful as it's moving faster now that it actually started doing something.

formatting in the phone doesn't work, it just unmounts it and then attempts to mount it but tells me it can't because it's not formatted.

i hope this is the last time i will ever have to format that microSD.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] whatsitsnamenow:
You probably have a defective card. Mine was defective from the start. Had problem formatting and writing.

Took it back to best buy and a tech told me that these new cards need to formatted a certain way and, with a certain program, and yada, and yada. I told him to test it for me right there. Few minutes later he came back to apologize and said yeah it's defective. Lol
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sloppy1:
try this it worked for me formatted to fat 32

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1995196
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MiguelHogue:
I'm a little confused now... I want a new sd card from amazon (Sandisk of course) . I really want a 64gb.. But someone had gave me advice to buy a 32gb class 6...or to buy a class 6 because class 10s aren't widely supported? Figured I see what u all have to say

I just use my phone to download music, have my back ups, and pictures..

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nmw407:
The Note 2 definitely supports the class 10. The speed of the card matters especially when you're using the card as the main storage space for the camera. The faster the card the less lag time you'll have between takes, the less time you'll have to wait in between taking pictures.

I think what may have confused people is that not all phones accept a 64gb card, that's true. So there are always going to be confusion there, and that's one of the reasons Google chose to not have an microsd card slot in their nexus 4 phone and tablets. Between getting an sdxc vs sdhc card, different classes, sizes, and what the average card readers on their computers can hold, it's easy to see why it's confusing.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MiguelHogue:
Thanks for clearing that up.. I'm use to just buying an sd card from my local store and not worrying about anything (when I had different devices).. Guess I shall buy the class 10 64gb that's in the first post since you all have it as well.. And to format it once I get it.. One thing I never had to do as well with an sd card

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nmw407:
You don't have to do that with the 64gb card either. They already come preformatted. I just put mine straight into the phone and it already recognized it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] JustKuz:
If I get any amazon gift cards I definitely am going to jump on the 64gb class 10 to replace my old and slow 16gb
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Tw1sted247:
I am currently Running the Sandisk 32GB class 10 micro Sd card in my Note 2. I picked up the 32gb cause bestbuy had a sale during the month of November ending before Black Friday. Picked up the class 10 32GB for $19.99. Pretty damn good deal, then they switched back and forth between sandisk and PNY so I stopped back in to grab a 16gb class 10 PNY for family for a tablet, also picked myself up a 16GB c10 PNY for the note 2 cause they were only $11.99. also got a 8gb for my girls phone for $7.

But the Note 2 recognized the 16gb PNY right away as well as the current SanDisk 32GB class 10 that is in the Note 2 now. I keep the 16gb sitting around for now with a couple videos of riding in the dunes etc and my Backup Backups, LoL have 2 Nandroids as well as contact backups and a titanium on it JUST IN CASE.

I will probably move to a 64gig some time down the road when I see a really good deal(still have 16gigs open out of the two drives combined). But personally I use it for the same. Download music and I snap ALOT of pics. Other then that a few games which currently don't go on the External anyways(Gta's etc). Unless you run the script and switch
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sloppy1:
you don't need to format it it comes as exfat I only formatted mine to fat32 so cyanogen roms will read the card cyan doesn't read exfat

other roms will
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MiguelHogue:
Thanks you guys for all the advice and clarification.. I'm just use to my little old 16gb SanDisk that I had since for ever lol.. Had it for about the life span of 4 phones.. SanDisk really does make great quality micro sd cards.. I see the 64 gb one is still 50..guess that will be my Christmas gift to myself :sly:

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tsk1979:
I want to move from my 32GB to 64GB

I am on a 4.4 based custom rom.

Should I use it as exFAT, or format it FAT32 using certain external format tools and then use it?

I plan to copy all data from old card to new card in my computer
[Nexus 10 General] ags29:
I'm assuming the 2013 version of the Nexus 7 will have an A15-based processor.

Do you guys (who are enjoying the only Android tablet with an A15 processor) think there will be a significant advantage for the next Nexus 7 over the current one?

Is it worth holding out for or should I just get the current one?

Just wanted some opinions. Thanks.
[Nexus 10 General] fixyourtech:
Do you want a 10in tablet or a 7in tablet?
[Nexus 10 General] craigacgomez:
1. Do you need the latest & greatest (kinda like me if I had the money!!)??

2. What would you personally prefer, 7in or 10in (I prefer a 10in)??

3. Can you wait, understanding that the next Nexus 7 may not be an A15 based device?? Or even if there will be one??
[Nexus 10 General] joe1l:
nexus7 is a tegra 3 quad core 1.3ghz and is very fast. Probably as fast as my nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 General] no6969el:
Judging from the performance of my Nexus 7 vs my Nexus 4 (the nexus 4 kills it) Reading what you wrote would make me NEVER want a Nexus 10....
[Nexus 10 General] ags29:
I'm interested in a 7" tablet really, if not I would just get the Nexus 10
[Nexus 10 General] BarryH_GEG:
It's Teg3 because Teg3 is at the end of its lifecycle and cheap. It's fast because it's pushing less than half the pixels of the N10. It's got awful IO because it's an Asus-produced tablet. The odds of getting a high-end chip like the A15 in a $199 device are pretty sliim.
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
The A15 is an immensely powerful processor. The Tegra3 might keep things just as smooth on the UI, but the A15 can keep things smooth with much less speed needed. On the custom kernel from Ktoonsez if you try out the PegasusQ I have it set so that for UI tasks the processor stays at or below 400MHz at all times, and it is still very smooth. On older processor architectures you generally need 700MHz+ to get decent smoothness.
[Nexus 10 General] 404 ERROR:
I bet you the updated Nexus 7 will have a Snapdragon S4 Pro processor.
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
I have both. Nexus 10 is much faster. If the nexus 7 had the nexus 10s CPU it would be so fast as the resolution is much lower.
[Nexus 10 General] Jayrod1980:
Considering how many pixels the n10 is pushing with a real full multitasking OS, the n10 is extremely fast. Even pushing less pixels, my n10 loads and renders webpages and browses much faster than the n4. N7 cant hold a candle to the n4 and likewise spec for spec, the exynos 5250 dual is the most powerful processor available. Wait until the s4 gets this processor. 12 Gbps bandwidth. Can push wuxga and do HDMI out for 1080p at 60 fps. My n10 never gets hot and its not even on mature software. It will be amazing when this beast gets in a phone or smaller screen tablet. Currently nothing else on android is even able to push the pixels this chip can. Samsung is a monster. I think other than apple that Samsung and Qualcomm are carrying the mobile market.
[Nexus 10 General] idevice12345:
If only we had one of apple chips for android. That would Be amazing
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
Why? The CPU we have is plenty powerful for anything we need, and faster than the iPad's A6X processor already. Dont know why you would want to step down in CPU power...

http://www.androidauthority.com/exynos-5-dual-benchmarks-125134/

Also, here is difinitive proof on the A15 vs the A9:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1944058
[Nexus 10 General] idevice12345:
Gpu?
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
The GPU in the iPad is a lot faster, but the GPU isnt necessarily part of the CPU. The Nexus 10 uses a Mali T604 GPU, and the iPad uses a PowerVR brand SGX554-mp4 GPU. The Mali T658 GPU might actually be faster though, it is basically what we have now x2
[General Questions and Answers] ghandil:
Hi,

For example, on an Android Device does the number of supported simultaneous touches depend on the ROM type or Display qualification, or both maybe? Any further description would be much appreciated.

Thanks
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmakar:
I did a fresh install of the latest CM10 nightly install on EMMC but when the screen turns off, wont turn back on.

I reloaded the 1.4.3 firmware and the screen works fine again. I would rather not even go back to the original Factory Nook software since it probably wont be updated any time soon and running CM10 of SDcard is so much slower.

Do I need to load the base CM10 first and then install the lastest nightly?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Two things. First, if you have a quality card, running off SD is not slower. Use a SanDisk Class4 and you will be surprised.

Second, that failure to wake up after sleeping is a bug, called Sleep of Death (SOD). Not all users experience it. The devs are working on it. Eyeballer just posted a test version that they hope fixes it. Go here and get it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35201668
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
I'm an Internet person, and pretty much a Linux guy as well but I don't have a lot of experience with Android yet.

Question: I have a rooted (thanks Jcase and team) HTC DNA phone. I want to know if I can just "delete an APK" to remove something that came with the phone.

Example: The carrier installed a game that keeps updating itself called Reign of Amira. CAN I just delete the .apk somewhere? Or are there implications?

Please advise. Thanks.

-Joe

Try futz.me - A Command line for the web.
[General Questions and Answers] bgcngm:
You can. If it is a system app, you should be able to find it under /system/app, if not you can find it under /data/app. Before deleting, you can make a backup or instead of removing it you can rename file extension from .apk to .bak, for example. By doing the rename you are disabling the application because Android will only look for the .apk.

That is for a file that you know what it is. If you will be messing around with other files you don't know, then I highly advise to make a nandroid backup first.
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
Seems to work. Thanks for the confirmation.

-Joe

futz.me - Try Futz.me, A Command Line for the Web
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
Wait, there is a problem:

Anything in \system\app that I rename to .bak, will rename itself BACK when I reboot.

Also, My Google Play store "My apps" section went blank (white screen) for two reboots.

Do I need the s-off for the phone which hasn't been done yet?
[General Questions and Answers] avkiev:
You can try Titanium Backup for freezing, disabling and deleting apps
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
I appreciate your help, but is this a definitive method? If deleting the apk doesn't work, then can I use the "force remove" option in Titanium Backup? Or Could that hurt something? I'm just talking about removing obvious crap here like that game I mentioned, some NFL game, a few stupid verizon services, etc.
[General Questions and Answers] Apex:
Live by this motto: "When in doubt, freeze it out". Use an application to freeze any applications you feel you don't need or want. It's best that way, and will help you avoid any problems by deleting an app and subsequently running into problems later on down the line...

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[General Questions and Answers] 85gallon:
Freeze it. Don't delete. It might need to be restored in order to take an OTA system upgrade.
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
If I may:

1.) Is there some sort of app or file that calls these apps I'm going to freeze? Meaning, Can I just "freeze" (which I assume means disable) the app, and not have to worry about telling whatever file calls it to not call it?

2.) Do I need to buy that Titanium (free version doesn't freeze) or is there something else you use?

3.) Does freeze simply mean rename to .bak? Because if that's the case, I've already tried that with Root Explorer and the files rename themselves BACK to .apk upon reboot.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Apex:
1) If you freeze an app using another app designed to do just that, there will be no way the app can be launched by another file or program (I believe that's what you're asking here)

2) Boat Freezer is good or Root Uninstaller is free (also good)

3) Bloat Freezer will rename the app with a .bzw file extension, and others work similarly. However, you cannot simply rename apps yourself and expect not to cause problems. This is where a good app freezer comes into play.

Also, whenever you make a change using the Root Explorer, the modified file will have a .bak extension. If you want your modified file to stick passed boot, you must delete or move the .bak file created after the editing.

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[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
Ok, I'll try that. Thanks.

Joe
[General Questions and Answers] neelay92:
i recommend using BloatFreezer ...

it freezes(or stops) unncessary system apps..or any other app you want...

and the advantage is that you can defrost it to get it back..! ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Apex:
This is true for any app freezer, in that you can freeze/un-freeze apps as you please. Even better: running a custom ROM that's already been de-bloated and using an app freezer for any other apps you don't want running.

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[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
Can I just do this:

1.) adb shell

2.) Yay, I'm in Linux. I can now do stuff.

3.) Move the .apk files from \system\app to \sdcard\backup

4.) That's it.

Then if I need to move them back, I can.

Instead of all this "freezing", relying on a third-party app, etc.

Am I missing something here?

Please advise. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] commandlinekid:
Question,

Can I just do "adb shell", then once I'm in Linux, I can just move the .apk files I want to stop over to another directory...so I have them?

Is "freezing" even a real thing?

Please advise, if you don't mind, whether or not the above method is as good as freezing. Then, I won't have to rely on a third-party app (regardless of how much people love these apps) to accomplish the task.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Apex:
Yeah, but why go through all that trouble? The beauty of the app freezer is that it does what you want, right from your phone. No computer needed. If you use adb, you'll have to adb push them back to the right folder/directory of you want them again. Then, you'll have to set permissions, and is just more work. What if your computer crashed, how would you adb the apps of you ever needed them? The app freezer is all you need, right from your phone, no hassle, no worries! Trust me, that's the easiest way to go about this

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] m.h.mahadi:
Lime coloured theme for custom roms

HELLO GUYS ME AGAIN..

I created a lime coloured theme for my rom but it works on all ron so sharing it... ​

Download-http://db.tt/AfWAFixP

Maybe not cool but try..

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..more attractive theme is coming wait for them..:)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] viponline99:
Could u share systemui and frame-work?

Phone : SamSung Galaxy Y ST-5360

Rom : USRR v8 by O.G.Y Team

Theme : Xperia Mod by ANFE
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v3rk:
Is this a bad idea for any reason? It really mars the beauty of this phone imo
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zaimojin:
The IMEI sticker on the back? That's part of the screen protector that comes with the phone when you first opened the device. I thought it was separate when I had it on for the longest time haha.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitefulcheerio:
What IMEI sticker?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ajfink:
Ditto.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UCFJake:
I would say it shouldn't be a problem. The IMEI is software accessible and on the original box too. Probably internal on the casing as well. I am sure most people take this off with no issues. Mine is still on because I've had to RMA this phone and I am awaiting my replacement.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dru858:
The IMEI is also found on the SIM tray.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Mindroid-:
The IMEI is displayed on several places as mentioned already.

Settings / About Phone / IMEI

is probably the easiest one to check.

So peel with confidence!

(But since it's an important thing to have you might want to write it down somewhere.

You know, in case your phone doesn't boot one day for whatever reason)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
Hello,

I have a very strange problem with my Note 2.... Yesterday i checked mails on my Note 2 when it suddenly shut down and rebooted.

First i didnt think it was a big issue but when it was on login screen where i have to enter my PIN i just touched the screen and it shut down again. Same thing happened again after that. Now it doesnt even boot up anymore... It just stays on Samsung bootscreen all the time. I can get into Download mode but not into recovery for some reason. I had no custom rom or anything else installed on my device. It was completely Stock.

I already tried flashing the firmware again via Odin but without any success....

Now i don't know what to do anymore and hope one of you guys can help me get back into my phone as i don't want to lose the data on it :(

Thank you in advance

Best regards

Limital
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Try doing a data/factory reset and wipe cache in recovery, you`ll loose the data though. But it is the only way imo.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
Problem is.... im not getting into recovery, it's stuck on Samsung Galaxy Note 2 bootscreen when i do the recovery button combination :crying:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Remove and reinsert the battery after 15 seconds and try again.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teejayroxta:
are you able to get into downloading mode ?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
Tried that a hundred times but it still wont go into recovery and it wont boot android. Just stays on Samsung Note 2 bootscreen.

Only thing working is download modus but as stated above flashing firmware anew didn't help....
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Then you have to take it to a samsung service center or the store for repair mate.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
Anyone else with an Idea? What i also think is strange is that it says in Download mode that i downloaded 5 Custom Roms and my Current Binary and System Status are Custom???? I just installed the official firmware from SamMobile again -.-
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
Noone able to help me? I'm going insane at the moment cause nothing works.... Even when i plug in the usb cable the phone boots to the Galaxy Note 2 screen and nothing else happens.... In download modus it says i'm on a custom rom what i never installed to begin with....i only installed Stock Rom.... Please help what should i do T_T
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limital:
So now i flashed the Rescue Rom but it did not change anything. Odin completed the flashing without errors though nothing changed. Also tried flashing Stock Firmware again but the status in download mode still shows custom system and binary.... Could it be that Odin is not flashing correctly though it is not giving me any errors?

I'm really desperate at the moment -.-