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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] SayaX:
Picked up the pen this morning from BBY :) Called them this morning to put it on hold. They took the SKU and said they had 2 in stock and then put one on hold for me at the store-pick-up desk. I tested it in the car. So far so good!

I haven't adjusted it or anything. I am just taking the time to get used to it being different for now. I played with the floor model too to check for a difference and it was so sensitive it would started writing/putting pressure at exactly the moment you touch the glass with the nib... which is what I expected you could adjust it to be able to basically do. The one I had previously, you had to push nib down a bit to start getting pressure. This was after adjusting the screws underneath the switch.

The one I was fortunate to find at BBY is a little less sensitive than that one, but it's still better than the one that came with my tablet. It's the exact same pen, fits in the slot fine and everything and you can't tell the difference otherwise....

Link: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+S+Pen+for+Samsung+Galaxy+Note+10.1+-+Black/6329995.p;jsessionid=921A72775B727C463544377A5933EB99.bbolsp-app05-51?id=1218734648372&skuId=6329995&st=s-pen&cp=1&lp=2

So, $30 spent, but at least I have a pen that as far as I can tell works the way it should! Will need to spend some time with it and perhaps later I adjust it... right now I'm just glad it's working!

I will write here later if anything changes.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Skizzy034:
Thanks for the update. I'm glad to hear it was just the pen and not the tablet. I'm an idiot. I didn't even think that it could be the screen protector causing this issue but I'm afraid to take it off and use the s pen on the glass for fear of scratches.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mattkortej:
Dude, I don't see nothing wrong with your art

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If you search 50 percent off Samsung on this site, there will be a promotion code to get half off the pen on their site. I have a stand coming and I am waiting for the hdmi adapter to come back in stock
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ckavvouras:
I had this problem with sketch book pro a reset of the tablet fixed the problem pressure levels work great now
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] JOMM:
Adjust your stylus pen yourself.

Check this thread out, I have just adjusted my pen sesitivity with no problems!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964551

My advice: Just get a very thin and little blade to pop up the stylus button without leaving a mark on the stylus itself, insert it in the button area first (between the button an the stylus body) and slide it gently in the samsung logo direction, button shall pop up very easy. Then adjust at will, test, and put again the button.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] SayaX:
You didn't read my OP. I already did that. In fact I think I even linked to the thread....

I appreciate it though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] SayaX:
I'm a girl. I don't feel like you read my post and understand it completely... my complaint isn't that my art sucks on the tablet. It's the fact that it's very difficult to paint to a level it should be able to for the amount of pressure levels... but it just may be a limitation of the tablet in terms of sensitivity, dpi, responsiveness and all that mess. This does limit the type of artwork you can reasonably achieve, though some of those limitations are due to what is available/possible with the applications available on Google Play. I may post something on this later... but I have a lot other thoughts on this. I am thinking I will just make a video on Youtube and post my impressions... I think it would be more helpful in some ways to post an alternative viewpoint. I really think a lot of CG artists can benefit from this tablet, but obviously there are some limitations to what you can and cannot expect to be able to achieve with it... from an artist's perspective.

Also, not sure which pieces you are judging, the bottom two images are not the Galaxy note. Those are with Photoshop with a professional Wacom tablet... very different hardware except for the fact it's based on the same technology that gives you the wireless pen/pressure sensitivity.

Personally, I don't think the tablet is bad. Once I purchased a new pen, my problems were solved with the sensitivity for the most part... there still seem to be some limitations, but I will post a full impression once I get a little more time with the tab... I plan to do a review for Photoshop artists/more professional CG artwork. Probably via Youtube. I will post it here if I do.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] spiralpen:
Looking forward to the video
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingamra:
Looking for an app for keep simple text note synced between ios and android. My partners and I share a simple list of to do throughout the day and would like to symc without copy and pasting txt msgs.

Ideally would like to use ios notepad. Also id like to stay away from evernote as I use that for personal use and cannot figure how to have 2 EN accts on one phone (android)

I cannot get the app gnotes to see the list that the iphone creates and vice versa.

Any suggs?

-b
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 063_XOBX:
Evernote Web app?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Falco:
I have a suggestion, get rid of the Apple product.

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Rom: Jedi knight 6 4.0.4

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and you thought celebrities weren't smart. =P
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingamra:
I like the idea of dumping the ios products but unfortunately my coworkers (and my 3 year old) love em...

Evernote not work as im using it for database of re search unrelated to txt list... ill look at en more closely this weekend....

B
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kendoori:
Am coming from GNex and helping my bro set up his S3 which is completely stock, but just now rooted successfully. Can someone point me to step by step to get a stable Jellybean build on it (nothing fancy)... we have Clockwork Mod installed.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] smelenchuk:
Said phone might already have Jelly Bean on it, considering stock Jelly Bean images have been available for a while now.

If not, try the instructions from here to get a stock-but-rooted Jelly Bean image on there, to start with.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jmcbride1983:
Or if you want any other ROMs that are not stock (i.e. debloated) then try here. This page has all the info you need.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kendoori:
Phone definitely had ICS, but this is exactly the info I wa looking for. Thanks!!
[HTC Droid DNA] inseconds99:
I am contemplating getting a Droid DNA. I have gone through some different phones in the past 2 months including; iPhone 5, Note 2, Optimus G and Nexus 4 twice (sold it now own another). I have not been satisfied with any of these phones nor am I satisfied with AT&T recently. I am looking to switched to Verizon but I don't know whether to go with the DNA or not. Buddy of mine has one and complains about it all the time, creaking, battery a dead phone swap out in just 3 weeks time.

HTC has left a bad taste in my mouth after I owned and EVO years back. I can't decided whether I should give them a second chance. Some things about me personally, I don't need tons of customization, I like quick and easy to use, I like connectivity with other devices in my house and car and lastly my biggest pet peeves are build quality and lagginess/crashing.

I know this sounds like I am basically selling myself on going back to iPhone but I would really like a bigger screen but with a phone close to the iPhone in build quality and software stabilization.
[HTC Droid DNA] holla420:
Ur friend is retarded. This phone is really awesome. In not sure why he complain so much.
[HTC Droid DNA] inseconds99:
Hmm, this forum dying or is this post that I did worthless? If its worthless I apologize and will be happy to remove. I just wanted to get some insight from people who have the device.
[HTC Droid DNA] TXI Kaze:
He's retarded because he has problems that other people on this forum have?
[HTC Droid DNA] Itzvik:
The phone is good I've had it now for almost 3 weeks and no problems so far.

Sent from my HTC DROID DNA.
[HTC Droid DNA] cowprince:
The phone is solid. I came from a gnex and IMO the DNA is significantly better from a battery/performance standpoint. My ONLY beef with the phone is the USB door *insert facepalm here*, and then the small storage size.

I wouldn't trade it for my gnex at all. Of course the ultimate IMO would be to have the DNA with CM...but I'm not so sure that'll happen.
[HTC Droid DNA] xShin:
I would say definitely get the DNA. I haven't had a single problem with mine and I've owned it for over a month - battery always lasts me all day without having to restrict usage in any way, it's fast and lag-free, and the build quality is superb.
[HTC Droid DNA] calbruc:
What are you hoping to get in the DNA that you couldn't find in all if those other phones, if you don't mind my asking?

The hardware on my DNA is kick-ass. No creaks or anything.
[HTC Droid DNA] holla420:
I haven't experienced any pig Wat he's referring to.
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
It is great, battery is fine, just don't expect note 2 or razr maxx levels of battery life. My phone doesn't creak, but apparently others have this problem.

And I've honestly never heard of a DNA just dying, unless he was unlocking it and just failed.
[HTC Droid DNA] cstrife999:
Every single phone ever will have haters. I actually know more people that complain about iphones than anything else. The thing you have to realize is that 9/10s of people that don't have problems don't post them and 9/10s of the people that do have problems do post them. I've owned so many phones to this point it's not even funny. I think the Iphone's build quality is crap for the main reason of actual durability. It looks great, but it can't withstand anything. It breaks easily. I don't call that good build quality. The Droid DNA for me is the first android phone that I have ever owned that has taken everything I've thrown at it and laughed even on the stock rom. For development it won't be the phone for you. It may be nice and eventually we may get AOSP, but I don't plan on it. I'm happy with the phone the way it ships. (Minus the stupid wifi notification lol) I have never owned the GS3 or note 2 and I can't speak on those, but I can tell you why I chose the DNA over them. Sure the one fallacy of the DNA is 16GB storage and no expansion, but I've been using dropbox thanks to help from a user. I used both the GS3 and note 2 in store and didn't like the way they left in my hand. The GS3 and note 2 may have more dev support, but the DNA felt right in my hands. It also matches or beats both the other phones in specs and in my testing the S4 pro blows out everything else. The radios are great and the battery is much better than I thought it would be. It's not as big as the note 2 which is almost comical to talk on. And it's not almost slippery in the hand like the GS3 or feel "cheap" like it may to some. It wasn't the best choice for me from the "available phones" it wasn't a compromise for me it was and is the one I want. I didn't settle and the ability to take it to any network other than sprint is something amazing to me. It's the first phone I've felt that is mine.
[HTC Droid DNA] cowisland:
I love the phone also. Everything works well. If it creeks just replace it, I did that for my wife's phone.

The only non-obvious issue I have is that the phone overheats under heavy loads. When I play subway surfers longer than 15 minutes the game starts to lag as the temp reaches 40c or so. That's the four cores working hard rendering that full HD resolution. The good news is that it is the only game for which this happens.
[HTC Droid DNA] adamjamess:
Have you thought about Windows Phone 8? It's smooth, easy to use, and efficient.

Posted from my Verizon Employee Edition DROID DNA #01749.
[HTC Droid DNA] Gungrave223:
Its a good phone very fast and snappy if you go with verizon youll have a lot of bloadware and sadly this possibly the most annoying phone ive had when it comes to rooting but id still recommend it that or the s3 which my gf as i like messing with it too, but it wont let me root it so i can really start having fun with it lol
[HTC Droid DNA] sams2100:
For integration, if you have Samsung devices at home, like a TV, then you may want to get a Samsung phone so they all sync up with ease.
[HTC Droid DNA] rfarrah:
Have had my DNA since launch day. NO problems, issues, concerns whatsoever. Battery life is amazing for me. Absolutely LOVE this phone.

As always, YMMV.
[TouchPad General] ph3d:
XBMC apk available from xbmc site now works great on jellybean! Not sure I seen this posted before so here some screenshots also

http://xbmc.org/download/
[TouchPad General] thesummoner101:
Been working fine on CM9 since Beta 1. Good to know it's working on CM10 if I decide to upgrade. Thanks!

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[TouchPad General] Aganar:
I tried loading one of the nightlies onto my cm9 touchpad awhile back and it crashed at startup. I suppose now that I'm on cm10 I'll give it another shot.

Sent from my CM10 Epic 4G Touch
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
Too bad HW decoding is not working yet. HD playback is choppy unless you use an external player (which does seem work pretty well, no go with SMB shares though).
[TouchPad General] Aganar:
It's actually working quite well on my TP. I've paired it with my desktop running PS3 Media Server and it's streaming the stuff with less choppiness than my PS3! Quite impressed.

Sent from my CM9 HP Touchpad
[TouchPad General] rwstarke:
Check out The First End User Friendly Version of XBMC for Android

Check out The First End User Friendly Version of XBMC for Android.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2105075

Install the NEON version of both apps.

Set MX Player Decoder to use hardware decoder. Turn on both local and network options.

Do a test of MX Player before installing XBMC.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ibhomer:
I just purchased an Iomega NAS and uploaded all my pix to it so I can view from my phone anywhere. The problem is most of the pic files have a capital "JPG" extension instead of lower case "jpg". It opens the lower case files just fine with GALLERY or any other photo viewer but not if they have the capital letter "JPG" file extension. Is there a workaround or another file viewer that will work? BTW, same thing on my Toshiba Thrive running ICS. I have over 12000 pictures so renaming them to lower case is not an option.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzzy786:
I was quickly running out of room on my phone as everything was being installed to my internal SD card (4Gb) and not to my 32Gb external card.

I found an app called directory bind which I thought would move my large games data files and put them on my external card telling my phone where to find them while freeing up my internal SD card. So I tried the following

Source /mnt/extSdCard/Gameloft/

Target /sdcard/Gameloft/

I end up with a copy of my data files on my external sd card but the files are still on my internal sd card. So instead of saving me space this takes extra space on my ext SD card as well. I thought I'll just delete the data on my internal card as its on my external card. What happens? It deletes the files from my external card as well. Really strange. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Personally speaking I would've called the internal SD card the source and the external card the target. Perhaps thats where I'm going wrong but everything on using this app shows the ext card and int card used like this.

I've just found another app called link2sd would this be a better solution than directory bind?
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swagmeister:
Not sure about what you're asking. But this might help your problem: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2078603
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kicker63:
Link2SD won't work either.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzzy786:
That sounds like the perfect solution. I still don't understand why directory bind doesn't move the folders for me and just copies them. Also at a loss why deleting from internal sdcard deletes the external sdcard contents too. It looks like there is a binding between the two folders but whats the point if it doesn't clear space on your internal sdcard and just duplicates the folders.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sholimar:
You aren't doing it correctly... I'm using Directory Bind without any problems, although it was a little frustrating at the beginning.

Go to its settings, then change the default data path to

mnt/extSdCard/

and the default target path to

/sdcard/

Also, have the Alternate dbase mgmt and Persistent service boxes checked.

Now, just follow this tutorial and it'll work http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1889550. Of course, you can specify exact folders both in the data and target paths, I just like to specify each time.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leather.face:
Hi, yes, Link2SD works on the S3 mini but we need the init.d support for the secured boot.img. I found the batchscript created by doomlord and I have modified this script for our S3 mini. Then I create a ext4 partition (Guide by einstein.frat) on my microSD and the apps with dalvik cache files (.DEX) and library files (libs) is outsource to the ext4 partition. Until now it works without bugs. I`ll later report this in the devlopment section.

Regards
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henri BR:
Any input about it? Is it still doing well?

And since you dealt with it, do some of you guys have any advice on this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2227471

Thanks,
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tys0n:
Directorybind works fine, or foldermount.

What you see in internal is actually files on external. Try to unmount or delete some file on external and you will see its not a copy.

Sent through time and space from my s3mini.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davecatfish:
Data just pretends to be on internal storage. Use an app call DiskUsage to see exactly how much space it takes up in a nice visual graph ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bestdayever:
So I bought a 64gb sandisk microSD card but when I tried to format it using GUI format it only formatted to 32gb. I formatted it on an old vista laptop since I don't have an sd card reader. Any idea why it wouldn't show as 64gb?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] metalfan78:
Where did you buy it from? There are a lot of counterfeit cards for sale.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bestdayever:
This listing

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra...8&qid=1357260564&sr=8-8&keywords=64gb+sd+card
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jereso:
That's not a MicroSD card, you have the wrong listing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bestdayever:
Woops, you're right. This one

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009QZH6JS/ref=twister_B009QZH7BU?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IncredibleMAG:
That looks like the right one...but wasn't Amazon as well as Ebay, rumored to be selling fakes?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ndh777:
So it's a SanDisk? It should work just fine.

Our phones unofficially support 64GB cards as do most phones. I remember even asking the question when 64GB cards just started to come it whether I could use them. You may need to format the card into another format then your phone will recognize every GB of it.

You will not be able to do this with your phone but formatting it on your computer. I'll try finding that form link for you which has a tutorial.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bestdayever:
I used the GUI format which is a version of FAT32 format for windows to format the card. When I formatted it I ended up with 32gb instead of 64gb and wondering if it is just a problem with the laptop or the card. If the laptop micro sd card reader didn't support 64gb would it see the card as 32 or just not see it at all?

EDIT: I had my friend format my card with his stock S3 and it recognized all 64gb (although its in exFAT so my phone won't read it DOH) so it appears the laptop I used doesn't support SDXC and that was the issue. Gonna buy a media card reader for my pc to format the card. Thanks for the replys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ndh777:
Glad you got it going. Here's the thread I started about it, if you're still interested http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-accessories/384806-64gb-micro-sdxc-card.html
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vampyren:
Thanks for the link, but for me the issue was my microSD --> USB dongle converter which wasn't compatible with the SDXC. Not sure how the converter could limit this but obviously it did. Will try to find another usb dongle since its more convenient to have that than a SD card. i dont have a SD reader in my big PC either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Next time you need to Format an SD Card, and want to do it on the PC / Laptop. Use SD Formatter. It has never failed me once. It has even saved a few SD Cards that were allegedly done. I've used the program on several older PC's and Laptops. With nothing more than the SD Card Adapter. But it does require the card to be out of the Device. So not having an SD Card Reader port on the PC /Laptop is an issue :( .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] djmax81:
i had the same but solved

:good:

try using some other card reader or leptop with in built card reader and this time use "MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition" google and download

and just run it then unmount ur card and then mount manually u will see 2 partitions on ur SD card reader just delete 2nd partition and click apply and then after format it to exfat by using stock windows tool built in windows ....

Think used Mac or other os format it .???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bonebeatz1234:
I have a SanDisk ultra 64 gig micro sd card from walmart I bought for 59 dollars and everything I use it with see 64 gigs. Don't buy the cards online there cons and if you can get a refund. I paid 100 for a 32 gig micro sd card a few years ago, so 59 for 64 gig is a steal. I have the sprint gs3 also.
[HTC One X] OtissKiller:
Hello ! I'm stuck on the htc logo and i figured out that the only way to solve that is to push a zip into the sdcard the thing that i can't do in another way, and because i have no alternative rom to the one i tried to install in sdcard neither a nandroid backup! But my problem with fast bboot is that it show device not found ! I searched the net for a solution and all i found is that adb and fastboot do not use the same drivers.Please help me to update the drivers or something else to repair my HOX ! What can i do ?
[HTC One X] tropical cactus:
Do you have HTC sync installed on your computer?
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Not all USB cables are equal. Many are low quality ones that cannot transfer data, hence ADB detects it as not connected.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
And just some info, if you have latest cwm or twrp recovery you can mount the sd card as an usb disk within the recovery and copy the rom.zip over !
[HTC One X] OtissKiller:
That seems promising, could you please tell me how to do that ??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] archamond5:
Hello all,

Sorry if this exists already, I did a little looking but didn't find anything so I thought that I would ask. I bought the APC and while the system is nice, I was hoping that someone had done some development on new ROMs for this bored and maybe new kernals though I know the latter is a bit more tricky as they are refusing to release some of the source for certain modules of the kernal. If someone could point me in the right direction it would be nice. I'd just like to update mine so that I could take advantage of some of the new features in Jelly Bean in a project that I am developing at the moment. Again thanks for any help that you can give, and again I apologize for any repost or if this is in the wrong place.

-archamond5