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[Galaxy S III General] Febreze:
Many know Goatrip Rom of his old S2, we could talk to Goa to cook for the S3. The only condition is that we only buy a device to help him. Therefore, we have designed a fundraising campaign and already received some donations. Who wants to support him also to have the hottest Rome for his S3 simply a pm to me because of the donation link. mfg Febreze

PS: We're counting on you, excuse my bad englisch
[Galaxy S III General] iridaki:
When I read "Goatrip Rome", I thought this thread was about some navigation app. :confused:

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[Galaxy S III General] Febreze:
Sorry but it is a very good custom rom.

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[Galaxy S III General] Choristav:
What does it offer against other custom roms?
[Galaxy S III General] Crys7y:
A goat trip ? That's awesome !
[Galaxy S III General] sebarkh:
Stop laughing! Pay!

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[Galaxy S III General] Febreze:
Here again the current changelog of the score 2 for interested

NEW:

Base: XXDLL7

Modem: XXDLL7

Kernel: XXDLL7 (Prerooted)

CSC Protection entfert

4.0 Recent HTC app removed

Statusbar Weather Display

PRESENT:

CSC standard set to ATO

SMS and MMS to limit increased to 1000

24 Statusbar Toggles

Jelly Bean Style

Power menu with screenshot function

Lockscreen Mods

Custom Boot Animation support (stock or custom kernel)

TW Wallpaper scrolling enabled

Remove Samsung Lockscreen protection

Remove Statusbar protection

Sleep Icon removed

Hacked Email

Ink pen with no visible effect

1% battery indicator

Battery Status: 8 to choose from including animation

Call Record

Automatic Telefonaufname for incoming and outgoing calls via toggle selection

Increasing ringtone selection by toggle

Noise suppression selection by toggle

No SMS Log

Unlimited Multi Window

Call / message blocking

Browser can be terminated directly

Hardware added information

GoA settings

7 Lockscreens (more to follow)

Statusbar Transperenz adjustable standard set Transparency to 50%

Hide clock / or Center

Free color selection of the clock

Time in the status bar (Lockscreen) not visible

Lockscreen flashlight with Delay selection on / off

Music (standby) switch with further delay on / off selection

Statusbar brightness slider on / off

Lockscreen sound on / off

Wave effect on / off

Ink effect for grade 2 lockscreen (more colors are selectable)

In principle, all the mod are included that were in Rome earlier by me.

And here again the donation link

http://www.paypal.com/at/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=MDy7DjssoTvb5bQ3Pmsz0x-y2S2zY9yeTvrkQ_h1Nxtzzq0ghAqDNLbqM2q&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8d0b7e678a25d883d0fa72c947f193f8fd
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
So it's just another TW based rom, tell me what would make it stand out from all the other TW based roms we have? Because I see nothing.
[Galaxy S III General] Febreze:
Goa changed very much in the smalis to allow a very fluid Rom. In addition, he has to change some mods eg Transparents directly in Rom to flash without. You can flash to change icons without that same for the status bar. It also offers different Lockscreens that Rome has no other where you can change, for example in the AOSP style shortcuts. Excuse my bad English
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Sounds like stock rom with jkay to me...

What I would donate for on the other hand. .is for jazzk to get an s3..totally made aosp apps run on touchwiz base like caller screen / answer screen and everything visible.NOT theme but actual aosp stuff...used his rom on my s2 and I couldn't find anything that said it was touchwiz..really awesome stuff! There was no themebugs etc because it was not a theme

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[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
I haven't used it myself but it sounds a lot like Ultima rom to me.
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
Sorry don't need yet another near identical custom themed rom .

jje
[Galaxy S III General] Febreze:
Can a moderator close the thread. Thanks in advance

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NunoPitbull:
Anyone knows when the official jb rom by samsung is released? They said december, now january... Any1 knows something?:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1Chef:
How long is a piece of string?

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-korea-details-jelly-bean-update-galaxy-s2-without-giving-date
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donnie Sins:
You should know better than to ask this kind of questions.

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
hum...there's like 9 threads about this matter already. When it pops, General section is where you'll find it.

Now, I'm doing great with jb leak, so....don't care much about when it's actually rolling out. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NunoPitbull:
Thanks, but I googled it also. I was just wondering if anyone would know any "leak" of information for a precise date, who knows ;)

Anways, thank for replying.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
And you expect anybody here to believe that you used search option before creating this ridiculous thread????

Firstly use search in future we already have plenty of these topics, no need for another.

Second, how on earth do you expect anybody to answer your question if Samsung wont even answer it??

It will be out when its out, simple as that. Any other answer is just simply a guess so you may aswell guess yourself instead of asking others to do it for you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonny:
Thread closed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] randomvar:
Is there a way to remove cell radio and telephony services from a GS3, making it a Wi-Fi only device.

I flashed jelly bellies any-phone Wi-Fi only zip, it works on a Fascinate but not on a GS3

And I know that airplane mode works, but to me it's not good enough.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TXI Kaze:
Just use Phone Info from the play store and turn off the radio. Don't see why airplane mode isn't sufficient. Does the same thing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] randomvar:
I've had phone info for a while but never thought about that, Thanks. Hopefully someone can fix Jelly bellies to work for the GS3, it would be appreciated!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] levilib:
Why exactly are you trying to have a WiFi device only that Airplane mode is not good enough?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] randomvar:
Telephony services are running in the background. I don't want any traces that the device is a phone, I don't need a second phone. I'm also peaky, I don't want to see the airplane mode icon constantly on status bar.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
I've wondered about the same thing. I thought breaking the imei would be a good place to start. There's an easy to access internal antenna I was also considering disconnecting as well to try to prevent the devices communication with the mother station..

my tapatalk signature sucks more than yours.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] undarated:
Never really thought about it myself but i would start by downloading the rom that you wanted to flash to the device and start removing the ril files and any verizon apps. Also wtihout the sim card I'm pretty sure the phone isnt really connecting to the network to begin with. I have a spare s3 laying around so I'll try to see what i can figure out for you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] randomvar:
Like I said, I went to the thread link, listed below and flashed this on a Galaxy S "Fascinate" it was successful. The flash removed all the telephony services.

This zip should theoretically work on any phone. But I think this doesn't work on the GS3 maybe do to the naming that Samsung uses on the system apks.

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/25016-modany-phone-any-rom-wi-fi-only-mode-disable-cell-radio/
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] maxpower2078:
My wife has a vivid and she went through with the update that was poping up even though I told her not too until I fixed it. It was on 4.0.3 before 1.85 I believe, and then updating to 2.2 is the attempt.

The phone is rooted and unlocked, s-on

I don't mind the update happening but when the phone restarts to do the update, it starts and then jumps to a screen with the android, with his belly open and a red danger sign and just sticks there.

What do I do now, to get this update done and back to root/unlocked?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] camo_flage:
Wrong section.....and is this the new update after ICS?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] maxpower2078:
what section should it be in and yes, this would be the most recent update, I believe it moves the android from version 4.0.3 to 4.0.4 I think
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] camo_flage:
This should be in the Q/A section and I don't think it does. it was just a minor update for sensor issues or something like that. Have you tried running an RUU?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] maxpower2078:
wow, I have too much to learn about this stuff. I just switched services and was on a spring phone (CDMA) there is a lot of differences, I don't even know what RUU is so will do some reading
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] camo_flage:
Lol you are not alone everyone needs to start somewhere
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] ess.boyer:
Sounds like a botched install. You will likely need to re-install from RUU.

You'll need to re-lock the bootloader, and download whatever RUU you want. The RUU is basically the downloadable Windows Installer version of what the carrier pushes via OTA update. You can find one for each of the main carriers. In my experience, it doesn't matter which carrier you install (for example, my phone when purchases was Rogers, but I flashed a Bell RUU, then flashed roms based on AT&T and Telstra afterward).

Look at the Superguide sticky thread in the Dev section, and it will (hopefully) answer all your questions. It has the steps for re-locking and un-locking, links for the RUU's, and (I think) I guide for installing the RUU, though it's really straight forward. Once you have the RUU installed, and are starting fresh again, you will have to un-lock the bootloader and root again, or just flash a custom rom after re-installing a custom recovery (CWM, TWRP, etc).

Good luck, and don't be afraid to post back here if you have any issues. But make sure you read the superguide top to bottom at least twice. It will give you an idea of what steps are preformed in what order and why. Even if you don't need to do all the steps, at least you should have an understanding of what's actually going on.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] rignfool:
DO NOT INSTALL CWM...

It corrupts partitions...

I recommend twrp
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] camo_flage:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Sent from my HTC Raider on the Rogers Wireless Network
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] maxpower2078:
Thank you everyone, I was able to get it back to before the update. The wife was complaining about "what does this root thing get me anyways" after this trouble so I am just going to unroot it, do the OTA update and let me have it. Is she ends up wanting something different I will step in.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] camo_flage:
Great to hear!

Sent from my HTC Raider on the Rogers Wireless Network
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] rEVOLVE:
As I was anticipating getting the Note 2, I realized as my phone got bigger, it would require a different way of use than a smaller device. With the rumored Note 7", if it's allowed to handle calls, it is even more important to me if I upgraded to that to have a convenient way to handle calls without having to pull the whole device out.. Imagine the device in your pocket as the communications hub - you pull it out when you need to deal with the screen, but for simple tasks like calls, your smartwatch and headset would be the only things you need to interact with.

In the past, there were bluetooth headsets with caller ID displays, but I found they're not practical as you still have to look at the display, then put in your ear or you have the display part hanging around your neck/clipped on your shirt like those Sony's I've seen. A watch which can show the caller IDs, incoming texts and emails is more appealing to me.

I read from reviews that other smartwatches were either too bulky, had miserable battery life, or had issues staying connected with the phone reliably. I found the last two issues to be the case with the Sony 2nd gen Smartwatch so sent it back. I loved the promised functionality, but in practice the battery life wouldn't even last the day, which was a dealbreaker. It also would randomly disconnect from my phones so the lack of reliability for what I wanted it for was frustrating.

It seemed the Pebble was everything I was hoping for (on paper, at least), so I backed on Kickstarter and was hoping it would be out by the time I got a Note, but since it's not shipping yet, I went and got the Metawatch Frame. So far I'm really liking it, even though there aren't a lot of widgets/apps developed for it at this early stage. My primary requirement of at least a days worth of battery life (actually can go several days) and reliable bluetooth attachment so that it instantly shows incoming caller ID is working great. Even shows the contacts picture on the watch (in low res monochrome). http://metawatch.myshopify.com - I got the Frame version since I thought Strata looks too bulky.

So far I have it set up to do email/SMS/Caller ID, weather forecasts. You can set up more notifications, but they will eat up battery life and I didn't want to always have every little notification show up on my watch.

You will have to update the firmware on the watch if it ships w/ 1.1 to 1.2 so it supports the Metawatch Community Edition - a simple email to their support will promptly get you a link and instructions to upgrade the FW.

Watch Manager you load on your phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5tZXRhd2F0Y2gubXdtIl0.

Watch Manager Community Edition (has more features, but needs 1.2 FW): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.metawatch.communityedition&feature=search_result

Apps: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=metawatch&c=apps

Is anyone else using a smartwatch w/ their Note 2? How are your experiences with them?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] number_99:
Hi.

Do u run stock ROM? Android 4.1.2?

I have ordered the Metawatch frame and from what I have heard, metawatch and Android 4.2.1 is not a good match atm. (BT bug)

I'm useing CM10.1 on Note2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Souai:
i was using the motorola motoactv until i decided to test how water resistant it was. needless to say, it didnt handle heavy rain very well.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chino0131:
My Motoactv meets my needs. While it isnt water proof, as the above user mentioned, I love it. You can get text, call, weather and Facebook alerts. Rooting the device can add more functions as well.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Souai:
mmm, i loved it. the only things missing were a vibration function and google maps/navigation out of the box.

considering buying another one.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lfrp:
Hmmm I wonder what is better, if the metawatch or the pebble... Im getting interested on something like this.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
UPDATE: Just recieved my Metawatch see next page for update.

The Pebble first caught my eye a little while back and I was planning on getting one. But after learning about the Metawatch the other day and looking at the functionality of both, I just ordered a Metawatch. I read and watched several reviews in coming to my conclusion. I went with the Frame model instead of the Strata because the black model of the strata is on back order (I like simple understated colors).

The main reason was that the Metawatch currently offers more functionality, from what I can tell. Both offer notifications for calls, e-mails & text, but the Metawatch allows you to:

- Answer calls, dismiss calls or answer with speakerphone from the watch (Can't hear or talk from the watch of course, but can answer a take call over BT headset from the

watch after checking it for caller ID)

- Displays weather, something I haven't seen on the Pebble yet.

I also like having widgets on the Metawatch that allows you to have more info on one screen, Time/date, local weather and notifications (e-mail, SMS & calls). I rather have the option to have all this info on one screen.

Likes and dislikes of the Pebble are as fallow...

Like:

- The higher resolution screen than the Metawatche's screen.

- The supposed Runkeeper integration (though not available yet). AS a Runkeeper user this is big to me. (I may get one eventually if the

Runkeeper integration actually comes togeather.

- I like the look of the Pebble over the Strata (though I'm getting the Metawatch Frame witch I think looks as good or better than the pebble).

- The magnetic charging setup is superior the the Metawatche's clumsy silly looking clip.

Dislikes:

- Limited functionality compared to the Metawatch (ablitly to answer (preferably with a BT headset , dismiss or send calls to speakerphone).

I'm sure the Pebble's functionality will expand over time, but it's not yet there, not for me at least.

- The clock faces should have a sub-menu in the in the home screen so there not all in there with music, set alarm and settings options. Not to

mention that the three default clock faces are at the top of the above music, set alarm and settings option then any clock faces you download

are under the music, set alarm and settings options. Again not well thought out.

- It's will probably be 1-3 months before the catch up shipping and are able get watches out to new customers. I'd be willing to wait if it offered

more functionality, as it is I'm not willing to wait.

All things considered I find the Metawatch the more appealing option for me. Though the Runkeeper functionality the Pebble is promised to have in March or so really make me consider getting Pebble eventually. The Metawatch is suppose to have a run tracking app built in But I already use Runkeeper and would like to use one single app to track my runs. Thus far I have found no info in run tracking functionality on the Metawatch so I have no idea what to expect.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] robroy90:
WIMM

I am currently using the Wimm One, but you can't buy them any longer. Mine works pretty good with either my GS3 or GN2.

Just like the OP, I needed something for caller ID, etc.

I really, really wanted an excuse to get the MotoActiv, but the lack of a vibrator motor was a deal-killer for me.

If and when my Wimm dies, I will definitely be getting a suitable replacement. I didn't back the Pebble because I had already had the Wimm.

I am going to go check out the Meta.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] g2tegg:
I LOVE the idea of a smartwatch! I've been doing extensive research and am intrigued by the available options.

My problem is, I would hate the look of a small color screen on my wrist. It simply doesn't look professional to me. While there are other alternatives out there, none of them does what I'm interested in or are within my price range.

I've looked at I'm Watch, Sony Smart Watch, Pebble, Martian, etc. The only one visually appealing to me is the cookoo. But its only for iPhone!! Who in there right mind would design and release a product that's for the smartphone market, yet be proprietary to one OS. Morons.

So. I'm on a mission to make something myself. And to be honest the design would be rather simple. A watch wjth the following capabilities.

Bluetooth, low powered.

Time mechanism with a separate power source

Vibrate motor

Notification ring light

Manual set time dial

Bluetooth pairing button

Dismiss notification button (long press show battery remaining)

Magnetic charging dock

Android / WP8/ iOS / BB10 App

All I want is a phone that shows me via customizable lights/vibrate pattern whats happening on my phone. I don't need to complete the actions on my watch, to me that's just silly. I can glance and simply see I have a pending email, text, Facebook/twitter notification etc. Best part is, the batter can last for weeks.

Too bad I have no means to complete this lol

The most interesting watch to me is the
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] LuvinN1:
Hi,

To those who have purchased this watch did you have to purchase the charging clip separately? It's currently showing out of stock.

Also how much are you guys paying for shipping? My shipping costs are estimated at $61 Australian. Excessive but none the less I am still looking at purchasing one.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
Can someone tell me about the running/cycling app? I can find no info on this at all.

---------- Post added at 01:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:02 AM ----------

The charging clip should come in the box with the watch.

Wow, that shipping cost sucks! Have you considered getting one from e-bay. You can get it for less and save a bunch on shipping. This is where I ordered one last night. I wnet with the Frame model as I wanted it in black and the Strata is back-ordered for the black one.

Strata model:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metawatch-m...266?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f21bf71ba

Frame model:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metawatch-m...733?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f21cc73ad

or this Frame model from the UK:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metawatch-B...es_Watches_MensWatches_GL&hash=item35c3e5fa04
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] LuvinN1:
Thanks mate. Forgot about ebay. The misses wants one too. You have saved me hundreds. Planning to get the white and black frames.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
Glad I was able to be of service. I hope you enjoy. Mine should arrive this week, excited!

Oh and feel free to it the THANKS button if you like ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lovekeiiy:
interesting and nice overall review. I'm temped to grab something like this. Just haven't been able not to talk myself out of it.

What you said about the screen seems to be the overall theme I've read from other reviews as well. It's the trade off from having some kind of LCD/touch screen which are more power hungry, and seem to only last a few hours. Can't necessarily argue against your point, but it may not be biggest knock, considering the trade off.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] killawatts:
Its funny I read a lot of people talking about the Sony Smartwatch and how its battery is horrible. I bought mine when I had an SGS2 and the battery life was horrible. lasted <1 day. Also seriously drained my phones battery. When I got my SGN2 I pulled it out of my gadget drawer and set it up again. It works perfectly. Watch battery lasts around 3 days, and it doesn't impact the battery life on my phone at all. If anything a few percent per day. I do wish for an "always on" display, but I've gotta say the smartwatch works pretty well with my note2.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] robroy90:
Thanks!

Thanks for taking the time to give us your initial experiences with the Meta.

I am still using my Wimm One, and before that, I had the Sony. I absolutely HATED the Sony. In fairness, it was their first-gen watch, but unless it has improved dramatically, I think you are going to be more disappointed in it than you were the Meta. The Sony can't even stand-alone and function as a watch without being paired to and in range of a phone.

I just wish the Moto had a vibration motor and I think it would be the undisputed choice.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Character Zero:
So I have a STRATA coming soon. Got a really good deal on eBay (I am not sure how the price can be so low, so I am skeptical that something might be wrong with it). I also have a Pebble coming (Grey so who knows when I will get it) and I think I can use both. So thanks for your review I like the idea of having the widgets on the screen and think the small developer community is trying to really make a good device out of it. I looked at the Sony and the Moto briefly. The one thing about the Moto was it seemed like it was geared towards activity (running mostly) and I was looking for something that would show notifications (calling, email, etc), weather, ebay, really anything that can push information. How does the Moto fit there?