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[Nexus 10 General] ady_seray:
Well then, don't want to sound ignorant, if a PC cpu that has approximately the same performance as the cpu in the N10 ( the means of comparison being geekbench), is able to emulate PS2 games then it would easily emulate PS1 games.

Through deduction the N10 having a similar performance to that PC CPU should be able to easily emulate PS1 games. Hence why gentlemen I do believe that the n10 can breeze through PS1 games.
[Nexus 10 General] ceribaen:
While I don't understand all the basics -- I can see the point though if it's trying to upscale the resolution.

2560x1600 = 4096000 pixels

320x240 = 76800 pixels (most common ps1 resolution)

So if you figure that you're running about 60fps...

That's information for 241152000 more pixels in a second that it needs to create information for.

Depending on the efficiency of the algorithm in the emulator/openGL code -- it's very possible it can tax the system. Remember also the heat throttle on the N10 which will reduce its performance below what you might expect it to max out at. I also think you're overestimating the power of an N10 to a PC. Think more maybe along the lines of a netbook or older laptop if trying to find a power comparable just because of all the differences in the architecture (for example you don't have the entire system in a single chip... there will be bottlenecks in the N10).
[Nexus 10 General] 404 ERROR:
I never said it wouldn't work on the N10. Your reasoning behind emulation was just wrong so I felt the need to correct it. :P This way, you will probably now understand why you can't emulate PS3 and xbox360 games on your computer. It won't happen anytime soon.

Emulation also depends on the emulator. If it's well-coded, then it'll emulate things well. If it's not, well then you'll get slow downs. I never used FPse so I don't know how great it is, but I'm assuming it's good.

Anyway, most likely than not, the N10 can probably emulate PS1 games. It probably can't emulate PS2 games at that resolution though.
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
The N10 emulates ps1 games fine. Its when you use openGL that it really has a performance hit. Which attempts to upscale everything to the resolution of the tablet...which is very high
[Nexus 10 General] ady_seray:
I guess I might be overestimating a bit, but my core2duo laptop had the same geekbench score as my (at the time) 2.0 GHz OC'ed N10, which was around 3000. My core2duo laptop can emulate ps2 games ok-ish that's why I believed the N10 can emulate PS1 games fine, because it's on par with my PC CPU.

The thermal throttle issue, while being a pressing and annoying one, can be reduced or eliminated entirely by upping the thermal limits with ktoonsez kernel.

Although I do agree that proper software is as important, or more important, than hardware, and that if the emulator is not coded properly it's useless to have all this horse power.
[Nexus 10 General] c2alston:
I use ePSXe and it works very well. Open gl plugin is no good though as the device seems to process faster than the plugin is coded. Using hardware gpu works well enough but you will have original ps1 graphics.
[Nexus 10 General] Lodovik:
The Nexus 10 can easily emulate a PS1. The fact that the OP has been forced to use the frame limiter proves that the emulation was much faster than needed. Also, even without the OpenGL plugin, you are already pushing the game at the native N10 resolution if you play full screen, so it's not a question of bandwidth or GPU because you're using the same number of pixels, accelerated or not.

What the OpenGL plugin brings is nicer graphics with less jaggies and the GPU of the N10 can easily handle the very low polygon count of the PS1 games. The benefit of that is to play PS1 games with even better graphics that on the original console. But, remanipulating the textures to fit an higher resolution is a difficult task and you end up with artifacts that were not originally there. The N10 GPU can handle the output but the problem is feeding it fast enough to keep the original framerate.

If you want to see some videos of emulation on the N10, you can watch this one and some others on the same Youtube channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9leFKGewvsM

As you will see, the N64 and PS1 emulator only take a fraction of the CPU power of the N10. Thermal throttling may be a factor on the N10 but not with those older consoles.

My N7 handles quite nicely the OpenGL plugin of FPSE. The Tegra3 chip isn't the most powerful out there but it has better support than the Exynos. That will change when N10s will finally be in the hands of all those that (like me!) are waiting for more stock to buy one. I live in Canada and, about 10 times a day, I check to see if the N10 is available on the Google Store. It's a very looooong wait...
[Nexus 10 General] bananaclawz:
I don't think it is possible to run fpse OpenGL currently on the Nexus 10. OpenGL is upscaling the graphics to 2560 x 1660 native, which is causing tremendous slowdown when you consider this + hardware comsumption of Console emulation. Is there any way we can recommend a "Resolution downscale" option for fpse? At LEAST bring the game down to 1920 x 1080p which is still﻿ a great resolution. It would be nice to NOT have an "MAX" or "MIN" setting, but an "In Between" regarding screen resolution.
[Nexus 10 General] brees75:
Speed isn't the issue because if the OP had OpenGL disabled he was running in software mode which means it was only running off the CPU.

Nexus 10 isn't the issue because the GPU supports OpenGL 3.0 standard, so any OpenGL issues will be software related which means they can be fixed quite easily.

Only question is who needs to fix it, the emulator dev or Samsung driver team?
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
At this point in the development of an entirely new architecture it could be either one. We do know that the Mali GPU driver does have at least one issue already. Most likely though I would guess it would need to be fixed in the emulator software, because the people who create those while good, are not as good as the people working with those who design the hardware itself. And again, the software would need to be written to take advantage of an entirely new architecture. And Im not talking about the CPU only here. That is a pretty large architectural step for ARM too, but the GPU is a huge step in design. This is ARM's first unified shader architecture and both drivers and software need to be written differently to take advantage of such. The CPU is a large evolution of previous designs, the GPU has a lot of complete rework from the ground up.
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
Just confirming that CM10.1 is functional on my Rogers LGOG

Stock firmware

Did not do the OTA update

Freegee and unlocked boot-loader

CWD

Flash the Bell e973 CM rom

Works perfect on Rogers E971 Device!

Only issue , i have no access to developer option as well as Hidden Service menu
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
Rogers E971

Oldest rom

unlocked bootloader, rooted

Install the Bell E973 CM 10.1

Only thing i don't see working is baseband! LTE will be tested tomorrow as LTE dont work in my neighbourhood
[LG Optimus G (International)] LNJ:
CM roms don't touch your modem anyway so it is still on stock Rogers modem.
[LG Optimus G (International)] bryanlimy:
I installed that ROM, LTE is working for me, actually I am using Fido. However I fount that LTE tethering seems not working, whereas when I switch it to HSPA+, tethering works.

sent from my E971 Optimus G
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
jelly?
[LG Optimus G (International)] BloodBaron:
jebus i get 264 ping 1800/1100 on "4g" in winnipeg
[LG Optimus G (International)] gabby131:
I believe Cyanogenmod displays:

- LTE = 4G

- HSPA+ (3.5G) = H+

- HSPA (3G) = 3G

North American Stock ROMs displays:

- LTE = LTE (Rogers, MTS, Telus, Fido?, AT&T?, Sprint?)

- HSPA+ (3.5G) = 4G (Rogers, MTS, Telus, Fido?, AT&T?, Sprint?)

- HSPA (3G) = 3G

So I believe you are on LTE.
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
i am on LTE loll rogers 2600 20+20hz band ! XD amazing speed only work's in the city not my neighbourhood! LOL
[LG Optimus G (International)] Tim4:
I dont think HSPAP can reach 80mbit, my korean LTE doing a half of this.
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
custom room , 4G = LTE and HSPAP depending on location
[LG Optimus G (International)] gabby131:
Thanks for sharing.....still not LTE here in Winnipeg but at least I know what speeds I can expect.
[LG Optimus G (International)] boakun:
To access developer options click on build number a bunch of times.
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
Thanks man!! +1
[LG Optimus G (International)] chadouming:
eh, just to shine more light, it's seven times.
[LG Optimus G (International)] ketacdx:
So with this mod Capacitive buttons are not working correct? I personally like onscreen button better anyways I'm just worried that the capacitive buttons will stay lit up and I'll be able to see two home buttons etc. Do they stay lit up or do they just go blank like there not even there?
[LG Optimus G (International)] monera96:
captive are completely dead only light up when you have a notification

on screen nagivation buttons are always there!

i personally also like the on screen navigation
[HTC Droid DNA] PhantomsWay:
I'm planning on buying this phone.

Question 1: 16gb storage and 11 usable? Will ROMs remove some bloatware that takes up space?

Questions 2: this phone is factory gsm unlocked?, will this work with tmobile unlimited 4g? Or will there be some band problems?

Question 3: what is your guy's experience with the battery life? I've been researching and everyone says its amazing but I want something compaired to another phone like the nexus 4.
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
1: maybe a little, but don't expect to have 15 gigs free

2: assuming t mobile has lit up the 1900 band in your area you will be fine.

3: its comparable, and from what Ive seen a little better battery wise than a nexus 4. But don't expect note 2 or razr maxx battery life on this.
[HTC Droid DNA] RLGL:
Battery life is way better than the Thunderbolt

Can use flash drive for storage via USB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ProMWM:
Watching QBKing77's video on how to root any Nexus, and I noticed that my model number is not in the LTE Verizon category. Instead, my phone which is BUILD JRO03O, is part of the GSM USA Model with Wallet category.

So...what's the deal? Why don't I have a Verizon model considering I'm a Verizon customer?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ProMWM:
Nevermind, I sorted it out. It's a Verizon model. Although his video states otherwise, but the updated toolkit from November changed it and now my model is under the Verizon category.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
JRO03O is the latest android build (4.1.2) for verizon's galaxy nexus (aka toro, SCH-i515, mysid).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markmessier8888:
Hi guys,

my phone lags quite a bit and Im trying to speed it up.

However when I use the app killer to free up ram space and kill running apps, they just pop back up a few seconds later and do not stay closed. Does anyone know why and how to solve this?

Much appreciated
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burakgon:
Download autostart manager and disable them to start automatically.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Supersega8:
Hi guys,

I have a rooted SGS4G running ICBINB with Voodoo lagfix enabled. For the most part, the rom is great and makes most of the interface buttery smooth. However, when I play games like temple run, the phone runs the game well but will seize up so violently sometimes that the game is nearly unplayable for 3 seconds. Does anyone know a fix for this, or recommend another buttery smooth rom? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
I play Temple Run on Jelly Bean, and believe me it is beyond smooth, it is fast too. I suggest you bump up to a more recent android version.

Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich is a more appropriate platform.

To upgrade to these platform versions you will need to Heimdall back to 2.3.6 stock. You'll need to flash twice, first flash you'll need to flash it normally, second flash you'll need to flash it with bootloaders.

Here is a full Heimdall Guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21953878&postcount=2
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Supersega8:
Controller,

Thanks for the info. Do you recommend any daily drivers?(I assume you don't use Slim Bean as a daily driver yet :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hutson23:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34000313

You could also try this?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Haha, as a matter of fact I do use it as a daily driver. No one calls me, I mostly text so its fine :P

It's actually stable enough for me to use but I'm not using it as a full device yet. Meaning I haven't installed many of my Apps and Games.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Beastmode:
I believe Xda had an article retracting their stand on this being nothing more than placebo :/

sent from my batcave in space! lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
Yea that was created for the Nokia flip phone...and HTC,and lg's. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hutson23:
I have read and read (it's a huge tread)

through a lot of the thread and the results vary a lot...

from phone to phone..even user to user

I tried it....seems to help on wakes and such for me..

The phone does seem snappier...

But that's me your thoughts may differ..

I am on ICS BTW.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] limeaide:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/entropy-seed-generator-not-all-its-hacked-up-to-be/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] globen:
I was reading through the q@a section here, and people are wondering if and when 4.2 will be rolling out. Here's my thoughts on the subject. I completely satisfied with 4.1.2, honestly what else could they do to make this better?? With unlimited app multi-window and the way this beast can multi task, what else do you want? Besides if they do upgrade it to 4.2 think of the headaches multi-user accounts would create with your precious micro sd card. I personally wish they would scrap the whole 4.2 mess and wait for key lime pie. Until future updates, I'm completely satisfied and am very thankful to have the devs we have to make this the best tablet I've ever owned. Thats my synopses! Feel free to add yours.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samir_a:
Well there are always improvement over and under the hood, 4.2 is not a major major upgrade thats why it is 4.2 and not 5. I do not see any of the manufacturers working on it in a major way. But yes it always better to be on the latest version.

The development cycle of note will now start slowing down that is u will receive upgrade more slowly, like u are having with the older tablets.

So I do not know what 5 holds for but sure would like to be on 4.2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sgunther:
I have an unlocked SGH-i727 running on Straight Talk. It was running the AT&T Build IMM76D.UCLF6 and had data, voice and text working fine.

Earlier today I checked for updates and it found and installed Build IMM76D.UCLI3 OTA and then rooted via a superuser.zip file installed via CWM.

After the root I rebooted the phone and data no lonnger worked and when trying to make a call I got "This device has been blocked from network use."

Most of the things I have read about network blocks are from reported stolen IMEI numbers. Is there any chance that rooting a phone using a CWM zip file an OTA update could mess with my IMEI?

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

-Steve
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sanchitgrover:
Y dont u call at&t ask them about it ? They can confirm about blocked imei
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
no way root did this, where'd u get that phone? if u craigslisted it maybe it was stolen
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] droidbabyxda:
Most likely stolen
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sgunther:
Finally Got My Answer

So after talking to both Straight Talk and AT&T more it has come to light that the phone was in fact stolen that I bought off Craigslist. Apparently it was coincidental that the network check/block happened when I was rooting the phone.

The thing that really frustrates me is that I called AT&T customer support (I even got the customer service rep. name and ID) prior to buying the phone and I was told the IMEI was clean. Once I went to the store to figure out what was going on the manager told me it was reported stolen over two weeks ago. Not being an AT&T customer they said that there was nothing they could do for me. I did not want to be in possession of stolen property so I turned over the phone to AT&T.

AT&T should take responsibility for giving me bad information but unfortunately it looks like I am out of luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
sorry to hear that bro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sanchitgrover:
Y did u return it , when u could have sold it ???
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Mike:
A) Possession of stolen property

B) Knowingly selling stolen property

C) It's a **** MOVE to sell an imei blocked device

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Sent from my Skyrocket i727 w/ Blinky'sRevenge

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andybfmv96:
What is he best app, like setCPU for example, for me to mod my kernel settings?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
I use set CPU. I've also used ROM toolbox, an tutu and I'm currently using the built on one on cm10.

They all do the same thing so just try a couple and see which ones ui you like the best.

Sent from my LG spectrum (that's right) blazing fast on cm10!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Crwolv:
Blazing? How's bout my LGOG. 8000+ quadrant 20000+ an tutu. Optimus g with s4 pro. King baby. Anyway just messing. My personal is 3c's android tuner. Wow. U can even do separate governers for each core. Free is good and paid is awesome. Also deva really respond fast. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
Blazing compared to the mess lg released. It's actually almost as smooth add my s3 was (that i sold yesterday). For a phone to use until I switch jobs and get my new note 2 it'll due. I've actually never tried android tuner. Might check it out, I'm always tweaking with something.

Sent from my LG spectrum (that's right) blazing fast on cm10!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andybfmv96:
3c also made system tuner. Much of a difference?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gabrielvbrz:
Hey XDA. I recently got my nexus 4 stolen around the 3rd of December. I immediately called my insurance company (Asurion since I'm on tmobile) and they told me that they would place the phone on backorder. Well it's been over a month tat I've been without a phone and neither Asurion nor tmoile know when they will be receiving more nexus 4's. Asurion offered me a Galaxy S3 in place of my nexus 4. I know the galaxy is a very powerful smartphone on par with the nexus but I still enjoyed my nexus. I don't know if I should take the galaxy s3 or wait unti god knows when to get my nexus back?

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
On par? No. The U.S. version is dual core and the phone is over 6 months old. Although, you could sell it and use the money to buy direct from Google.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndreaCristiano:
I would take it sell it and buy a nexus 4 from eBay. You'll never get one from Google

sent from one of the NEXUS twins 4 or 7.....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FallN:
"On par"? Honestly? Not even close in my book but hey, to each his/her own, right?

I personally wouldn't accept the deal. But if you're desperate, and I mean REALLY desperate, do as the others suggest: take the S3, sell it and buy an N4 on eBay or Craigslist. (Buyer beware.)

Expect to pay the Piper $450-550 for an N4... Good luck.

Sent from my Nexus 4 or Nexus 7
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jteague101:
've just recently installed cyanogenmod version 10.1-20130108-NIGHTLY-d2vzw on my vzw galaxy s3 and I can't make calls or send texts. However, I can connect to my services mobile networks. How should I fix this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
Go to mobile network settings then CDMA subscription and change it to rui/sim

Then next time read the op because it says this happens and how to fix it or search because there are like 2 threads a day about this

Sent from my LG spectrum (that's right) blazing fast on cm10!
[General Topics] Dracari:
is there any means to rebuild a tabler's Kernel with newer/better USB Host drivers? since trying to get any Controller to work on my DCPAD2121 is a nightmare,the USB Host Controller app is abl eto detect the devices, so android Does see it. it's just.. Oblivious they are controllers.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Juan1209:
is there a way that root the amaze affects how the phone charge? Because since i installed a rom my phono take too many time to get some charge like 1 hour for 10% or less, also a tried isntalling differents roms but always it is the same, how can i know if it is cause os the root, rom or just my battery or charger
[HTC Amaze 4G] lamortcroix:
Whenever I get charging issues I blame the charger. I've been through a few
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackMamba08:
I have a xt925. The phone is not mine, I got it off of somebody for a few days. He told me the phone would not charge or turn on.

Phone was never rooted or anything like that. Anyway the problem is that the phone will not turn on.

First thing I did was charge it for a few hours. The green light DOES come on. When I try to turn it on it does not boot up and the green light goes away. I've also tried to boot into recovery which does not work.

tried the following:

-holding power button for 30 second

-holding power and vol down for 30 seconds

-holding power and volume up + down for 30 seconds

-plugging into the computer (computer does not read it)

What else can I try to get this thing to turn on???

Thanks
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thund3rbay:
Battery is very low ... wait a night ... the green led will shutdown and the phone start automatically...
[General Questions and Answers] strainhunter:
Hello,

Internal SD-card (USB-Storage) won't automatically mount itself when Android starts. It only mounts my external SD-Card. In CWM i can access everything (internal sd, external sd, system etc.) i can format them also. when i connect my phone to the pc i can read and write to both SD-Cards. Everything seems fine, but when android boots (with my ext sd inserted), i enter my pin, and my homescreen appears. Everything is ok but only my external sd is mounted, not my internal (USB-Storage). But when i boot without the external-sd inserted it mounts my internal-sd without problems. Weird. When i insert my ext-sd (phone is running) after my int-sd got mounted, it also mounts my ext-sd. What´s the reason for this behavior? Does anybody know how to fix it? can´t be a format (rfs/ext4 or FAT like) problem i think, but maybe i am wrong.

My Phone is:

Samsung Galaxy S i9000 running

CyanogenMod 10.1 / cm-10.1-20130111-NIGHTLY-galaxysmtd.zip (Stock CM-Kernel, also used semaphore jb 1.9.3)

Maybe someone has an idea how to fix this problem. I´d really appreciate any help.

Greetings,

Strainhunter
[General Questions and Answers] strainhunter:
fixes, i think^^

I think i fixed the problem.

I copied all the files on my external sd (yes, the problem with the internal sd (usb-storage not mounting was the external sd ;) )

then i formated emmc in CWM--rebooted--> and the copied the files back to the ext-sd. Till now i rebooted the device multiple times and both sd´s are mounting fine^^

Thanks to me^^

Greetings, Strainhunter