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[Asus Transformer TF700] clenz:
I have the grey Infinity and was very frustrated with the screen clicking. I have to say I've checked it after reading this and can't find where my screen clicks any longer. It's been awhile since I checked so I guess it does settle in after some time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jvnat:
Add me to the list of people with a fantastic grey Infinity with no issues. I'm even locked, but rooted and have no lags with apps or games.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Chipshotz:
Another happy grey user here. No clicks, lines or lag. I'm stock, not overloaded and satisfied.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
The problem with both of these posts, and your OP and the multiple posts I have seen you make in other Infinity forums on this same subject is that you make a *lot* of assumptions, and then proceed to make other statements that use those assumptions as if they were fact.

Added to that what Marty wrote, and add to that I have a gray C50 build (64GB) with a C70 dock, and I have 0 hardware problems - I even recently wrote that I'm hoping something *does* spark up so I can get replacement that is still running an ICS build older than 9.4.5.30 so I can nvflash it and then unlock and pay to my heart's content....

One other thing to consider - people come looking for answers when they have a problem that needs to be solved. The ones that don't have problems are not posting nearly as much. But that doe not mean that they do not exist.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
There's a thread around here somewhere that was pointed at no problem Infinity's.

I think it went kind of downhill because a few unhappy owners posted about their bad experience.

If you look at the Amazon US reviews for the TF700T about 1\3 or better had 4-5 stars.

IMO about half the low reviews were with folks that had no previous understanding of Android.
[Asus Transformer TF700] danny39:
Zero issues on a Grey Infinity as well.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I apologize for making it seem as if I was reporting a fact, this has always simply been a theory, which i decided to post bc a lot of people were complaining about getting a bad infinity, sending it back, getting another bad one in return, and so on. I have changed my OP to make this clearer. I tend to get overexcited and use extreme language that seems brash, this has always been an issue for me and I am consciously working to improve this aspect of my personality.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
No worries. I've always been lucky with my hardware, it seems. I have my original Motorola DROID that I purchased over 3 years ago (never replaced) and my original Motorola Droid BIONIC, as well. In fact, my last 5 cell phones (both smart and dumb) are all original purchases, never replaced.

Only reason I want a replacement Infinity is because I accepted the 9.4.5.30 update before reading up on it and dualizing that it broke nvflash. :p
[Asus Transformer TF700] mj23kb24:
I have a grey infinity and the only complaint I have is the screen squeak, it started on the left side where the micro sd card slot is and then shifted to the right side where its stood.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Thats pretty funny actually, good luck having a random failure lol, especially considering the luck you have with getting good hardware.

Is NVflash really that useful, I feel youd have to try some pretty insane stuff to hardbrick.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
I will stick to posting my opinion and/or correct flawed logic, but your statement warranted a special reply: we all have our issues.

You're a lot stronger than most people for recognizing them, and actively working to better yourself. Don't take anything I say *personally* -- it is aimed at a staement, not you as a human being. Keep up the good work!

My ''old'' LG Optimus 2x is a good example of a phone built as a brick that actually functions like one, too. ****tiest phone we've ever had (it has since progressed to being my then-girlfriend/now-wife's phone) and we're currently looking for a replacement (I'm not really into the phone market anymore, so that's going to be a hard decision). I've never, ever had an RMA in my life, though -- not with phones, not with computer parts, not with anything else. That's very fortunate, for I dread the day I have to go through such a process. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Does attempting to OC the OG DROID from a stock 550 MHz to 1238 MHz seem insane enough? Plus, I like having options.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
NVFlash is an absolute lifesaver and offers complete peace of mind... It's not nearly as hard to hardbrick a device as you would think. For example, simply using the wrong app to "Reboot to recovery" on the Transformer series of devices can leave you in a position where you have to send the device to Asus to fix (unless, of course, you have NVFlash capabilities!).

I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the importance of NVFlash, especially if you are constantly flashing new ROMs and kernels.

In my experience, the only people why think that NVFlash isn't needed are the folks that can't use it! :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Sanex1473:
My two "CA" champagne Infinities have both had loose glass and clicking/crunching issues. Now going to go for a third, as soon as ASUS support responds to my ticket. Let's see how many it takes...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Nibiru2012:
I have had ZERO issues with my TF700T Grey tablet. It's my first Android-based device, but I like it so far.

I hope to continue to enjoy this tablet for several years to come.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I have had 0 issues with mine as well. It is also the grey one. My prime was perfect as well.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
I had the weirdest of issues last night. After doing many different things, I opened TiBu - only to have the tablet freeze and then reboot.

Upon reboot, ALL of my accounts were ... gone. Not all apps, not all settings, just my accounts.

Needless to say, I was flabbergasted. However, it did motivate me to sit down and set up all of my accounts correctly - all of my Google, Google Apps (domains), Outlook.com, twitter, FB, LinkedIn, Exchnage, NetZero, GMX, Yahoo, DropBox, .... did I forgot anything? lol

Freaky thing is that my Dad has his Samsung Galaxy Tab from work with him, and *his* device dropped all of his accounts as well.

Anyone heard of some sort of remote procedure that can cause that across different devices of different manufacturers? (I seriously doubt it but had to ask.)
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] vyper91:
I had an i9300 (first Android phone) and loved installing all these different ROMs and whatnot, and then got the i9305 upon release, and much to my dismay there is hardly any development going on for this phone.

Oh well, Nova Launcher quenched my stock Android thirst -enough- whilst I wait for a stock android release on this hardware, and after leaving it for some time I almost forgot about it.

Then I noticed Premium Suite, and lyriquidperfections pre-rooted ROM (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1942150).

After looking to see if CM10 exists on the i9305 yet I came across this website, which contradicts discussion going on in the development thread here (can't post due to being newbie so sorry if this isn't in the right place).

http://www.techethon.com/update-galaxy-s3-i9305-4g-to-android-4-2-1-via-cyanogenmod-10-1/

Is this legit? Just wondering...

Thanks guys, I love this community <3
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] sebbe312:
Lmfao, he mention cm 10.1 for the Epic 4g, he have no idea what he's talking about! It's two completely different phones. Don't try download what he says!

*edit*

Clicked the link and it brought me to the unofficial CM 10.1 for the i9305 which is still in pre alpha, it cant be downloaded yet.

Wow, the guy who wrote that article is really confusing me!
[HTC One X] mikedarula:
Hi I just bought my HTC one x today Im coming from the galaxy note but my phone died today and I plugged it in and no red led came up saying it was charging the phone is all stock no root or anything I have been searching the forums for hours but nothing has seemed to help any suggestions would be really appreciated

sent from a $uperior phone
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Try USB instead of mains.
[HTC One X] mikedarula:
Already tried

sent from a $uperior phone
[HTC One X] XxVcVxX:
Return the thing

Sent from my faster than SGS3 HOX.
[HTC One X] mikedarula:
I would but I bought it from Craigslist but what's crazy is it was brand new in the box so the guy couldn't of tampered with it just amazed at this

sent from a $uperior phone
[HTC One X] XxVcVxX:
Plug it in overnight, it might not have enough battery to power the led

Sent from my faster than SGS3 HOX.
[HTC One X] mikedarula:
Yeah left it over night all I get now when I press the power button is a red light that blinks for maybe a minute then shuts down

sent from a $uperior phone
[HTC One X] kartoonz:
book the handset for repairs at Htc service centre.
[HTC One X] mikedarula:
Yup gonna have to I got it to hold a charge for maybe 10 min then it turns off with a message saying press home button to restart I also noticed when the phone turned the battery percentage said 30% but still turned off you guys think its a battery problem? If so has anybody heard of the pricing on a new battery but much thanks guys the help was much appreciated

sent from a $uperior phone
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmsmiranda:
Hi,

I have found this tutorial but wanted to know if anyone has tryied it already.

http://www.android.gs/update-galaxy-note-2-lte-official-android-4-1-2-jelly-bean-xxdll1/

Or should i wait until the OTA release reaches Portugal?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edwinpang:
Wrong section mate

Should be in q&a or general
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LoTableT:
Wrong section.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmsmiranda:
Sorry
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
I am currently on net10 and noticed that during peak hours my data is almost non existant. I learned that att mvno dont have priority on the network so I think that might explain why despite having full bars my data speeds are horrible during peak hours of the day. I heard that Tmobile doesnt deprioritize mvno so I was thinking of trying Solavei. I already have the sim card and free service for a month. I am just worried about coverage on tmobile's network. So my first question is how are people fairing with tmobile or solavei? I know tmobile is working on their network has anyone seen improvements in coverage? Also I was wondering if people are having the same issue with straight talk on the Att side during peak hours in large populated areas? I live in the bay area but i noticed the same speed issues over the holidays when I was in Memphis, Tn with net10.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] famoustito:
IM loving it! i work in the bay area and get great speeds here! and at home also which is in fresno! coverage has gotten allot better and its only getting better! if i were you i would join before the 31st cause you get the free month of service and free sim card... if you want to join hit me up hectorbribiesca@gmail.com...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lowrider262:
tmo/solavei coverage ain't bad if you live in a big city or populated area. once you leave the city it usually craps down to edge or you lose signal altogether. but when your getting good signal the data is pretty fast, and no they don't prioritize, you'll get the same speeds on any tmo mvno as actual tmo. only thing I hate about T-Mobile is the indoor signal strength sux. but seeing as how I just got throttled down to .23 mb/s by st at&t halfway thru my billing cycle, I'll be switching back to tmo (solavei actually) next month
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
were you having data issues during peaks hours where you couldnt use data or it was really slow? Also how long ago did you have tmobile im waiting on my sim from solavei but i have been trying to gauge how much of an improvement tmobile has made on their network as far as coverage. Seems like its not much based on research no one has out right said they are experiencing better coverage
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdviper:
Use T-Mobile's coverage map on their website.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lowrider262:
no my data was fine during peak hours on tmobile. I was on tmo up until the 9th of this month then I switched to st at&t
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
I have used the coverage map but user experience is better than looking at a map. Those maps arent always accurate and i feel sometimes the carriers embellish a little bit about their actual coverage. I guess ill just have to wait and see when the sim comes
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
bump
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shotta35:
I use att.mvno with H2O Wireless and don't get no peak slowdowns AFAIK. I don't stream videos and in general i view mobile sites rather than full sites as well so maybe that's part of why i don't notice much of a difference. Then again certain parts of AT&T's network are slammed, doesn't matter if it's prepaid of full post paid contract plans.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ajfink:
This may sound weird, but I've found T-Mobile's coverage map to be superbly accurate. It's inside buildings where it gets hazy.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztmike:
To the OP, Straight Talk and Net10 use the same service ..just Net10 charges $5 more for it.

You go with these for the unlimited talk or data? Which is more important? If you can live with 100anytime mins try T-Mobile prepaid they have a 100 anytime min, unlimited text and 5GB of 4G speed then throttled but still unlimited, for $30/month.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robbham78:
I have been with Tmo for 9 years and 3 months ago cancelled and started a Solavei plan on the Tmo network. I went from a $180/month to $110/month month (2 phones). 4gb (per month) 3G/4G before throttle to 2G was the selling point for me. Tmobile is great if you don't travel out of cities/off the interstate. I've never had problems even when I traveled for my job 100% across America, but I was in cities and rarely went to rural/redneck areas.

The only downside (if its a downside) is that the Solavei website is fairly stripped of information about your phone plan. You really just log in and pay your bill (or setup auto-pay). There is no statistics (minutes/data/call log/etc...) like Tmobile had so you will have to use apps to track that stuff. I re-Rom a lot so it is tough for me to track statistics smoothly but this is really trivial and not a big deal.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztmike:
The data being used on Straight Talk with TMob is a hairy one..on HowardForums some say they get capped at 4gb then some say at 7-10gb, but supposedly tmob is cracking down on the mnvos for data usage..

Atat on the other hand will straight up kick your ass off data completely on mvnos. But tmobiles own prepaid offerings aren't bad and you know what they say is what you'll get. And the T-Mobile my account info app on the play store works for their prepaid.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shotta35:
FYI - Straight Talk operates on both AT&T and T-Mobile and even Verizon in some places. You can get SIMs for either service depending on your phone (excepting Nexus and other unlocked devices where you can use both - even swap around if you want to).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
I wanted to try Solavei because I heard it has data roaming while T-mobile prepaid doesnt. I figured that would help a little with coverage for data also 100 mins is too little for me I can run through that easily in a day( I work remotely from home 2 days out of the week so meetings can run over)

Thanks for the reply patiently waiting on the sim card hopefully I get good results on tmobile i just think Net10 and I guess Straightalk are pointless if i cant use data well during certain times of the day despite having full bars. It happened to me on too many occasions this past month in two different cities. :rolleyes:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madferretx:
I've been using Straight Talk (with ATT Sim) for about a month and haven't run into any issues with using data throughout the day. I haven't reached the throttle point yet though.. Speeds with ATT are consistently 3mbit (yes, a lot slower then TMobile, but better coverage).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asqwrd:
Do you live in the bay area or similar place with a lot of people?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lola_yo_yo:
Don't do Solavei. I had it for a few days and data is very jumpy. I'm right outside of Dallas and my speeds were worse than Metro PCS. I think at one point it got down to 100-200 kbps. Way worse. And when I tried to set up my APN settings to get MMS and Solavei Web to work when only one or the other was working I went through two customer service reps and they didn't know what the hell they were doing. I got a refund and just went with a tmobile contract plan where I'm getting unlimited everything with no caps for $64 a month. I hate caps. Just stay away from Solavei.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Greefus:
Had AT&T ST, now T-Mobile prepaid, switching to Solavei soon.

For me on AT&T my phone gets decent reception in buildings, but T-mobile's HSPA+ is very fast outside big corporate buildings, which I prefer actually for streaming media. T-Mobile prepaid doesn't offer conditional call forwarding, so that's the main reason I'm switching to Solavei since I can't use Google Voice as my voicemail without that feature. AFAIK they are the only T-Mobile MVNO that offers it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] synace:
Did a bunch of reading.

I use/need:

1. ~800 minutes

2. ~1.5GB of data (was using 500MB on sprint, assume I'll use more on faster network)

3. Mostly urban, rarely rural. Willing to forego data when out in the wilderness

4. Google Voicemail

5. Would like to be less than $50/mo and/or 'contract free' (don't want to pay phone subsidy when I own my phone)

T-mobile $30 prepaid plan: Ruled out by 1.

Straight Talk - T-Mobile SIM: Ruled out by 4.

T-mobile $60 prepaid plan: Ruled out by 5. ($10/mo+ * 24 = a new nexus phone)

AT&T $65 plan: Ruled out by 2, 5.

Looks like my options are:

A: Solavei - T-Mobile Network

Pros:

1. Faster when data works

2. Same priority as T-mobile customers

3. 4GB on 4G data before throttle

4. Voice+Data roaming

5. Possible to save $20/mo if I refer 3 subscribers and they're sure to use my referral code (I already have 2 possible)

6. Seems to be better in congested areas (from visually reviewing data on rootmetrics)​

Cons:

1. $ more than ST

2. Smaller overall network

3. Weaker building penetration

4. Expects me to become a network marketer to save, new users most likely won't properly attribute my referral

5. If you do sign up 3 referrals, you're basically on-contract and won't want to leave because of the savings, even if quality starts to suffers​

B: Straight Talk - AT&T Network

Pros:

1. $5-8 less than Solavei

2. Bigger overall network = better voice+data coverage

3. Better building penetration

4. Easy to switch​

Cons:

1. Slower data

2. Random throttling. Is it 70MB/day? Is it 2GB/mo? What is it? You'll end up asking: "WHY DID YOU THROTTLE ME?" They'll end up saying: "Dunno, see if it's faster next month. Everything is fine on our end."

3. Lower priority voice+data in congested areas/times. Network is getting beat up by iPhones+iPads.

4. No data or voice roaming​

I looked at:

http://www.airportal.de/

http://www.rootmetrics.com/

I've read several reports of poor T-mobile service in Buffalo, NY, but the fresh maps (-90 days) on these sites say otherwise. Willing to try magenta first, then fall back to random throttling and low priority on ST-ATT.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Hey guys, so even though I don't have my inc2 anymore, I have been watching these forums and have realized there has been a recent influx of questions in the general section. Now I'm not b*tching or anything, but I would just like to make a public service announcement (since people seem to have forgotten) saying that all questions should go in the Q&A section. Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] FordNate:
Maybe people don't know how to read. Just saying.

Sent from my left behind n forgotten by HTC Droid Incredible 2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] CondemnedSoul:
I think that's true with some, while others its just pure laziness and idiocy. Lol :D
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] cliefan:
What do you mean? There are no rules. I'm on the internet. I can do whatever I want. You have to reply to my question no matter where I post it.

....and your answer must be what I want or I will YELL AT YOU WITH MY KEYBOARD because my parents didn't teach me how to respect others.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] FordNate:
Or if on a custom ROM that devs make do they ask how to V6 n which script to use n how to use it even though the ROM dev states its not his work n won't fully support it because they can't provide solid answers on other work.

I thank ROM devs for their hard work and all. If I could donate food stamps believe me I would.

Sent from my forgotten by HTC Droid Incredible 2.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pschatz12:
Just sharing the link I found for the premium glass screen protector...the weird thing is that it isn't on spigen's website yet and they usually have it available for pre-order...this website says available in a week. Enjoy the find and let us kniw if anyone orders

http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/sgp-gala...um-tempered-glass-screen-protector-p36736.htm

Sent from my Unlocked & Loaded Beast!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Crushader:
$55 are you kidding me?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] skins07:
Any idea if this will work with an Otterbox Defender (with its screen removed)? I'd be concerned about the case putting too much pressure on the glass, thus resulting in a crack.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Android_Noob_2k12:
Just wait for spigen to officially release it. I'll bet it doesn't cost 55 when Spigen releases it. Just my thoughts.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] aeo 37:
I thought they said they were not going to be releasing it because of the curve edges on the screen?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Kawaisa:
They said something along the lines of taking more time to develop it
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] D1G1T4L:
Odd that they wouldn't be releasing a Glas.tR version? Thought the issue with the Glas.T was that the edges would chip so they were going with the beveled edge aka Glas.tR
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vizographic:
The note 2 is shaping up to be a runaway success. Its' stellar sales figures come as no surprise to devotees but it's easy to forget surprising this markets surging growth is to the uninitiated. Consequently, Spigen hesitated devoting the necessary resources for development of a glass protector and is now playing catch up. If Xgear can sort out it's early release glitches, there might not be much of a market left by the time Spigen comes to the table. At the least, we can hope increased competition will drive down pricing.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] terra_droid:
Can't wait for this to arrive. :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ctruong17:
Awww DAMN. I just bought the glasszone one and I would surely have waited...thanks for letting us know SGP is gonna make a Glas.T version for the Note 2 now!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Chance77:
American site Mobilefun

This shows available tomorrow for 45.99 at this link. better than euro 54.99 and international shipping...at least for us in the states.

Sorry to new on forum to post link.. it is mobilefundotcom

SGP Galaxy Note 2 GLAS.t Premium Tempered Glass Screen Protector

Due tomorrow
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] twe90kid:
interesting... but no where to be found on spigen.com

at least for USA people
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Pirate Virus:
Its said it would be available tomorrow yesterday as well....