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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cosminmocan:
Hi everyone ,i just bought myself a i9300 unlocked from italy.

The current firmware is the vodafone one (the phone was bought from vodafone italy)

Currently im on stock(ap:i9300xxell5 cp:i9300buelk1 csc:i9300vfgell1)

I want to flash the unbranded firmware and then root it,please suggest what to use thx.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Use whatever stock firmware you want .

See stock rom thread in general section .Or use checkfus or sammobile.com .

Root CFRoot 6.4

BASICS

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927113

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cosminmocan:
Thankyou very much .
[Galaxy Note II General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
Personally, after having done a little number crunching, I don't think it's really all too far fetched to imagine the Note 3 having a 6.3" screen, assuming certain things happen. Here's my thinking:

The physical dimensions of the current Note 2 (not the screen) are 151mm tall by 80.5mm wide, which yields a hypotenuse of ~173.3mm.

A ~6.3" (160mm diag) 16:9 ratio screen would be about 139.5mm tall by ~78.4mm wide, which can just about squeeze into the current body's form factor, if you remove the physical buttons and go with a ~1mm bezel on the sides (compared to the current ~5.7mm bezel).

A ~1mm bezel is insane, and honestly I doubt it's a realistic expectation. However, if the Note 3 returns to the original Note's width of ~83mm, that would make room for a ~2.3mm bezel on a 6.3" screen. That's still insanely thin, but maybe just about doable.

Now, here's another thing to consider: Screen Resolution.

As it currently stands, it's much easier to make a higher resolution LCD display than an AMOLED display (which is why our 5.55" AMOLED displays are only 720p when there are 5" 1080p LCD's). It's currently difficult for AMOLED to match those levels of pixel density before running into quality issues like we've seen in previous AMOLED generations. That's to be expected; AMOLED technology is still relatively new compared to LCD, so we're still working on perfecting it.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think we've yet seen an RGB (not PenTile) AMOLED display break the 300ppi barrier yet. So far, the Note 2's display has the highest RGB pixel density that we've ever seen yet (again, the key here is RGB, not PenTile).

If the Note 3 has a 6.3" screen, and if indeed it's going to be 1080p, then that would mean a pixel density of ~350ppi. I believe that jumping from the current ~265ppi (RGB) to ~350ppi (RBG) is incredibly significant, and possibly unrealistic actually... So this, to me, suggests one of two likely possibilities:

A.) A 6.3" 1080p PenTile display.

or

B.) An RGB (using the current sub-pixel layout in the Note 2) display, but at lower than 1080p resolution; perhaps something like 1600x900 instead.

Option B would yield a ~291ppi density, and seems like a realistic and reasonable improvement from the current generation.

Either option is seems like a reasonable possibility, however, in my personal opinion, I would bet that the 1080p PenTile option seems more likely.

So, to sum everything up, here's what I would predict for the Note 3 for dimensions and screen:

Chassis:

151 - 155 mm Height

83 - 85 mm Width

8 - 10 mm Depth

Buttonless/Full touch screen design

Screen:

6.3" (160mm) Diagonal, 16:9

1080p PenTile SAMOLED (More likely)

or

1600x900 RGB SAMOLED (Less likely)

maybe

1080p RGB SAMOLED (Least likely, but who knows!)

I know a lot of this may have been boring, but I hope it was informative, and perhaps brings some more clarity to the rumors that have been floating around.

Let me know your thoughts!
[Galaxy Note II General] @rbiter:
My thoughts are there is already a thread about this.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] hammer of thor:
i would really want a non pentile screen and a 1080p screen...
[Galaxy Note II General] CGI_Ram:
Nice thorough post.

I personally won't buy a larger form factor. So, whatever the max screen size is within the current physical dimension is what it should be.

If the form factor goes larger I might as well buy a 7" tablet.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Most said that the Note 2 size was too large.

After, was considered a normal phone size for them.

Note 3, might have the same procedure.
[Galaxy Note II General] nikufellow:
My thoughts are that if it actually turns out to be 6.3" then they better call it 'Galaxy tab mini'
[Galaxy Note II General] speedyjay:
The note 2's screen at first was a bit of a handful but I've gotten used to it now I've had it for a few months :) but 6.3".....that's a bit over the top in my opinion.
[Galaxy Note II General] Jobiza:
If the display isn't downgrade from rgb, and is close to 6inches without much dimensions bigger then i will upgrade to it. :)
[Galaxy Note II General] MarionCast:
The problem with a 6.3" device, IMO, would be:

Should one hold it like a phone (one-handed) or like a tablet (two-handed)?

I guess the design of the device should hold the answer (bevel and of course dimensions).

I believe this is yet again a wait-and-see moment for Samsung. When the original Note was launched, everyone had their comments. But the sales proved, one way or another, that "phablet" is feasible. 5.3" isn't really too big! Now we stretched it to 5.5" and the sales are now even stronger! So if they can find a way to make the user experience feasible for a 6.3" phone-tablet hybrid (or whatever marketing they employ for that device), then who's to say now that it's good or not?

I'm happy with my 5.5" Note II. If the Note III proves to be successful at 6.3", that's a nice feat. But I'm sticking to my Note II (for the next two years!)
[Galaxy Note II General] EP2008:
I'd prefer if Samsung stuck with physical buttons as soft keys on screen take up a lot of real estate. It would be a waste to have a large screen that has a 1/2" row permanently used by buttons.

Not to mention that soft keys get in the way of gaming and are often inadvertently pressed.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Simple..

Penta-Core Processor

3 Gigabyte of RAM

..

Profit!

I don't know why but I want it..
[Galaxy Note II General] Timbers:
+1
[Galaxy Note II General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
I respectfully disagree. Whereas the other thread talking about the Note III merely links to an outside source regarding potential screen size, and then asks the simple "Will you buy it?" question, my thread here, though on a related topic, goes into much greater detail behind the speculations for the Note III, and encourages a much broader discussion about the screen technology in particular.
[Galaxy Note II General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
If Samsung does go with a 6.3" screen design for the Note III, I hope that they finally stop using the Phone UI across the whole platform and instead go with something more like the Phablet UI (like on the Nexus 7). Maybe even incorporate certain PA features like per-app-density and per-app-layout etc.
[Galaxy Note II General] aswethinkweiz:
Gof fig they would want to make it bigger. :silly: I like the 5.5 and would love to see them work bettering the guts of the phone. More power!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Note II General] batteryking:
great
[Galaxy Note II General] kinghu:
I like idea of a bigger screen, but remember the Note 1 was uncomfortable to hold (in one hand) for me. Although the Note 2 was only slightly narrower it was a massive difference and I have never had issues holding it in one hand. The slight curvature change also helped here. 6" might be my comfort limit :)
[Galaxy Note II General] fade2black101:
No thanks
[Galaxy Note II General] HellRa1SeR:
Firstly IMHO I think they would keep their button layout. They are trying to make their product lineup using standard elements.

Secondly, I doubt that they would go back to pentile AMOLED. they have faced too much heat with that piece of tech. And also doing 1080p on a non-pentile AMOLED is way tough for a new tech like it is. So lower res is the way they'll go.

Other than that I agree with your predictions.
[Galaxy Note II General] fade2black101:
The phone is already too big for most people.. would be crazy if they make the phone any bigger.
[Galaxy Note II General] Slimer777:
For a phone this size, if they want to keep up with the trend then 1080 is a must.
[Galaxy Note II General] Acery:
I cannot see this phone getting bigger until it becomes fashionable for men in the united states to carry a man purse

OR

It has a flexible screen so we can wear it on our belt and have it conform to the curvature of our body so it doesnt look like we're packing heat.
[Galaxy Note II General] Mohammed779:
My note 2 barely fits in my pocket.. How about a 6.6 inch screen!!

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 (GT-7100)
[Galaxy Note II General] :
Personally, I think they could pull it off. I used to think 5.5" was way too big for a phone, but here I am, the Galaxy Note 2 is normal size now and fits my khaki's perfectly without a hitch. They would definitely have to make it a tad wider but much taller, so it's still able to be operable using one hand. But a bigger battery and a 1080p in any form is a must!
[Galaxy Note II General] Pat.:
Forget hypotenuse ..a Note2 is about 160mm diagonal & the diagonal falls in a different line when you increase screen size meaning a 16:9 ratio 6.3" screen hangs over the corners when placed over a note 2 & that's just the screen.

; )
[Galaxy Note II General] rockky:
I can hardly wait.
[Galaxy Note II General] hagba:
I wonder by how much can they improve the next Note if the screen size remains the same.
[Galaxy Note II General] Pat.:
I doubt it will as most will expect an increase particularly as the S4 is catching up on screen size.

The Note3 (if called that) will likely have a screen size of 5.8" - 5.9"
[Galaxy Note II General] EarlZ:
If you are talking about the screen quality, even the Note 2 still has a very long way to go in terms of quality or rather 'consistent quality'.

Im guessing they would probably keep the same screen size or maybe go with a 5.75 1080p display, quadcore, better S pen and probably a beefier battery.
[Galaxy Note II General] Pat.:
Screen quality is likely to drop if the flexible screens materialize as I'm sure alot of us would see it as a fair payoff against the huge benefit of flex.
[Galaxy Note II General] hagba:
Not enough to lure me from my Note II as i did from my Note one,since this thing is doing whatever I need to do and does it very well Im not even rooted yet or on 4.1.2 for that matter,however if they decide to upgrade with a larger screen and are able to do that by keeping the overall device within resonable size bundled with the latest hardware available I will definitely consider getting it but not if the screen size remains the same,since Im a large screen sucker and can only speak on behalf of myyself though..!!!:D
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] jm20:
I was irritated when I found out that I couldn't use a bluetooth mouse on my unrooted kindle fire HD's so I started trying bluetooth keyboards with built in trackpads and found the IOGEAR bluetooth keyboard with a small built in trackpad works great with both my fire HD 7" and my fire HD 8.9" the model number is GKM611B

I got mine on amazon for $45 which was more than I wanted to spend but at least it works. The trackpad is sensitive and even though it is small it is actually very usable. If anyone has had any luck with cheaper devices please feel free to post the information below.

I have started leaving my laptop home and just hooking the kindle up to an external monitor at work and the keyboard and trackpad work great. So until one of the many brilliant people in these forums figures out how to get a bluetooth mouse to work, this is a good alternative.

If you have any specific questions feel free to ask and I'll try to answer them.

FYI the keyboard can retain the settings for up to six devices. Also the function + volume keys work to change the volume.

Hope this helps.

jm20
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Follow Up - Feedback

jm20,

Great work, good job, very informative!

Best Regards,

Chris Bryant (prokennexusa Team Member)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] mattyinob:
Looks good

I have been using the Logitech K400 2.4 ghz keyboard for a while myself (http://goo.gl/KttOZ). Works great, but looking for a similar model that is bluetooth as well.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] BELASCO:
The iPazzport mini bluetooth\IR remote works well with my KFTT with the bonus of a learning-only IR. Also comes with a laser pointer & rechargeable battery. On the minus side, it's not exactly heavy-duty construction. An unsupervised 3-yr-old could make landfill fodder out of it in 30 seconds.

Sent via NSZ-GS7 on Node 527
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
does trackpad or any BT mouse have the ability to appear a pointer on the kindle fire hd ? i want to know
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] BELASCO:
Yes, the one I mentioned above. But it's tiny.

Sent by KFTT, in spite of everything.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] jguy72:
I have an idea that juuussst might work...

1. Buy an otg cable off amazon for $2

2. Then plug the usb portion of the wireless mouse into the usb portion of the otg cable

3. Wireless mouse connected to kindle?

I have not tried this before, but i have an otg cable coming in the mail, so ill try to report back asap if it works...
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
i think i have a solution for mass storage

http://db.tt/HOVbK31h

execute this in a script manager (rom toolbox free is the best, if you want set it at boot. if you use other script manager, set this at root) my values changed, but i have nothing to test with. see if it works
[HTC Droid DNA] rootntootn:
Didn't think I would be back so soon...BUT I noticed that when booting into fastboot or recovery, above the "unlocked" in red is now a 'tampered' in black...is this true for all dna rooters?...any way to get rid of that annoying message...It's essentially meaningless but who needs it...
[HTC Droid DNA] trickster2369:
It is true for all who have unlocked, and installed a custom recovery.
[HTC Droid DNA] TXI Kaze:
The tampered message goes away after you lock your bootloader and RUU to stock. The phone will say relocked instead of locked but no tampered message.
[HTC Droid DNA] rootntootn:
Curious as to who does that.. it's a response to unlocking but is it an htc thing or the big V..seems a tad like big brother watching over. If one were to reset to factory default, does it go back like day one? I would think way down the road if one were to sell their phone, that little message would not be a selling point...oh well.
[HTC Droid DNA] rootntootn:
also it did not say it when bootloader was unlocked, so it happened after root access...
[HTC Droid DNA] TXI Kaze:
It says tampered because you replaced system files, boot.IMG, recovery, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] lorenzo82:
Hey, you should describe your problem not only in the title but also in the post.

Anycase, if i have understood your answer, you should buy a 16 GB sd card.

the most important thing is the class, you shold buy a 10 class sd card, because it is faster.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Vcliex:
i think GL to SD would be nice
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NghiaMaster:
Sorry I bad english.i use Ubuntu 12.04 32bit but i can't compile module ext2 ext3,ext4 for my phone. please upload for me ext2,3,4 module for me? (kernel 2.6.35.7 chip MTK6573)

kernel source : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1501849

thank thank thank...
[LG Optimus Black] ohadz:
Hi,

There's screen protector on my OB screen, and I can assume that there's plenty of bacterias on it (think that during the day you touch so many things and people)

and even though I often clean the screen with microfiber cloth, I guess it's not enough;

How to disinfect the screen without damaging the phone?
[LG Optimus Black] andrewbadge:
Try spraying some alcohol on a spare microfiber cloth that you have then wipe it. Then wipe it dry with another cloth.
[LG Optimus Black] agtpirrone:
I cleaned my screen with a damped towel and then dry it with another soft cloth, sometimes i put some soap and a few drops of water on it. Careful not to get any water on the sides (buttons, back lid, etc.) and it lasts only some minutes without grease... so i gave up on cleaning it.

I use a Screen Film also, and is so scracthed from only 4 months of use. Maybe when i remove it i will start relying on my Gorilla Glass..
[LG Optimus Black] Ilko:
I always use cologne for cleaning things. it's also a good glass cleaner. not too strong so no damage at all, aromated, degreaser, desinfecter and cheap !
[HTC Sensation] DarkShadow13:
Hy! I have a HTC Sensation that won't turn on. The phone is stock, was never rooted. It has 4.0.3 original update. So this happened like this: i had 1% battery left. The phone turned off. I turned the phone on, tried to make a call and the phone just died. I plug the charger and nothing. The orange light is off. I have tried everything, but the phone is dead. I have searched on google about this and it seems like a general problem but no one knows how to fix it. What do you think ?

Thank you and sorry for my bad english.
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

Try taking out the sim card and the sd card.

Plug the phone into the wall ,and leave it for 5-6 hours.

:)
[HTC Sensation] patspdaphone:
This is normal

Just plug the phone back on the charger for about 30 minutes and the phone will come to life again.

Best of Luck
[HTC Sensation] DarkShadow13:
I have just pluget the phone into the wall. Hope it will work.

Anyway...I have read another post here and one dude was saying about "instant death syndrome" . Is that possible? I don't really belive that the phone can break just like that.
[HTC Sensation] IdeosDev:
It hit into charge mode when the battery is detected again.just the battery out of juice,no big worries
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
Yes. It has happened before exactly like that... strange I know. I've had this happen to me but was able to fix it. Here is my story. I had about 60%battery left when I plugged it into the charger. When I went to check on phone it was completely dead!! I had no charging lights anything! I happened to have another battery so I popped in the other battery and the phone sprang back to life! Very strange because it was a new battery inside my phone! You might want to give a new battery a try and see if it helps. As for the "instant death" the guy was talking about, what happens is that certain batteries have a trigger that if ran down too low they shut down and only special chargers can bring them to life again. I've read this my self you can google it. Now if that has an effect on our phone, I don't know but I've read numerous stories like yours and now I'm afraid to run my battery completely down in fear it will do this to my device. I hope you get your device working again. Do try another battery, it worked in my case. Best wishes
[HTC Sensation] DarkShadow13:
The battery is only 3 months old. When I bought the phone (from someone, not new) the old battery was trash. The new one is original, just like the old one. Is the first time it does that, never had problems with the new battery. After the phone died, i've checked the battery and had verry little power. I've tooked the battery out of the phone and charge it enough to turn on the phone, but it did not. Now the phone is pluget in the wall, as suggested. The orange light is off. Is like the phone is bricked and I really can't understand why. I had a Samsung Galaxy i9000, run out of battery, but as soon as I connected the charger turned on. Same with Galaxy i9100.
[HTC Sensation] Sleepy!:
Keep the phone plugged in for atleast 1 hour and see if it starts to charge...

If it doesn't, you might want to try an external battery charger like this one....

4$ on Amazon... http://www.amazon.com/External-Battery-Charger-HTC-Sensation/dp/B005C2BVFO
[HTC Sensation] DarkShadow13:
I have allready tried that. The phone is still dead. Any more ideas ?
[HTC Sensation] ashkan-khatar:
Use ur battery off all the way (til it shuts down) then remove ur battery n press the power button without the battery inna cell phone; like as if u were trying to turn ur phone on ordinarily. Then let da phone stay still over a night, or at least 5hourz WITHOUT THE BATTERY IN IT. Then re-insert the battery n plug the charger n see wah happenz.

Hope it's gonna work :)
[HTC Sensation] DarkShadow13:
Thanks for the advice! I will try it right now!
[HTC Sensation] Nana Quophi:
i have this same issue..the phone started typing things by itself and i decided to shut it down and power it on but till date, the phone cannot power on..i have tried with other batteries but still to no avail..when i plug in the charger, the red LED light pops up for about 4 seconds and go off again. can someone help me out?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] XXMrHyde:
The Dark Jelly N4 Edition is a Custom Rom based on my Unofficial CM10.1 Build.

For an easier, more comfortable, and customizable installation, I use the Aroma-Installer by Amarullz,

which allows a graphical Touch-Installation.

For an easier, and more comfortable updating, the OTA Dark Jelly S Edition Update function is included,

I use the UpdateMe App from acquariusoft for OTA updates

Since Build 27 OpenPDroid is included.

OpenPDroid, (by FFU5y), is the privacy protection framework, (an extension of Syvat's PDroid).

For including the OpenPDroid Patch I use the Auto-Patcher, (by pastime1971 and mateorod).

Homescreen, Notificationbar, Quicksettings:

Settings, About phone

Theme, OTA-Updates, Changelog:

Batterie-Styles:

Settings-Statusbar, Settings-Clock, Lockscreen:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] jarjar124:
sweet! more roms to try!! :D
[Nexus 4 Android Development] sn0warmy:
Sounds interesting.

I'm having trouble seeing the screenshots though.

EDIT: NVM I can see them now. This looks great. I think I'll give it a try.

Thanks!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] XXMrHyde:
You are wellcome
[Nexus 4 Android Development] sn0warmy:
The only thing that I just can't seem to understand, is why CM10.1 includes their set of notification toggles along with the toggles included in stock 4.2.1. It just seems so redundant to me and has been the one thing keeping me away from CM10.1 ROMs.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] jarjar124:
Some people prefer the notification toggles. That's why
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Chochiwpg:
Sn0army, you don't have to enable the CM toggles if you don't want to. You can leave them disabled and just use the customizable quick settings instead. That's what I did.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] P00t:
awesome theme. will give this one a try when i get the chance!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] kancherlapraneeth:
looking great. thanks will try this on new year :)
[Nexus 4 Android Development] dan96815:
This thing flies with the stock kernel :)
[Nexus 4 Android Development] XXMrHyde:
The Dark Jelly N4 Edition update to Build 2 is available,

It`s highly recommend to install this Build with Full-Wipe,

except you are comming from a CM10.1 (Un)Official CM10.1 Build with included LockClock!

Changelog:

Updated to the latest CM-Source

[*]Based on my Unoffical CM10.1 Build 2

[*]AlphaBlueMod Theme: Added Holo (Dark) Theme for Mms/Sms and Contacts/People,

(merged from original AlphaBlue Theme, all credits to ock)

[*]AlphaBlueMod Theme: added customization to Holo (Dark) Theme

[*]Added AOKP Weather-Icons for LockClock, (Chronus)

[*]AlphaBlueMod Theme: Replaced CM softkeys by customized ones

Changed Screenshots of "homescreen" and "lockscreen" in post #1
[Nexus 4 Android Development] SleemLDJ:
One thing I'm going to like about this ROM are the availability of options in aroma. Awesome

Swagged out of my NeXus⁴ using XDA Premium
[Nexus 4 Android Development] a1981m:
Nice looking ROM, but I don't see any option to customize the navigation bar..

"added customized softkeys" is not what i thought?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] XXMrHyde:
Sorry for misunderstanding, I'll change it, to make clear, (ATM) there is no option to customize the softkeys, and it's (only) replaced.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus 4 mit Tapatalk 2