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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ExploreMN:
Haha - I wasn't attacking you dude! Just saying it wasn't accurate. I don't know of anything better either, short of creating it myself. :) I just think, in an effort to support your helpfulness, people also need to know not to just accept it as accurate fact because it comes from Phone Arena. They make mistakes too. In this case (in my opinion) some pretty big ones at that. I mean there are only so many specs that actually matter, ya know?

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Well, this is just for me and what I like. I guess one thing that I love about the 10.1 is the front mounted speakers. I've never understood why tablets have rear speakers like they do and this was one of the few things that set the 10.1 (Note and Tab) apart from other 10" tablets. It seemed like a winner in the public eye too, so I just don't get why they opted to do what they did on the 8.0. I also don't like that it came with the "phone interface" which I completely understand can be fixed through a number of ways, but I'm a pretty vanilla guy and I would rather just have it start out with the tablet interface and be done with it. I would have liked a higher resolution. I mean the screen looks nice, but it's no Nexus 10/iPad whatever the hell they call their latest. I would have preferred they put a flash on the back camera like on the 10.1 too (sadly, I do use it as a flashlight from time to time in addition to an actual camera flash). Lastly, and this is a big gripe with almost all tablets, I wish they would make removable or even hot swappable batteries. Like when I take a trips to Europe or wherever, I usually end up in fricken steerage class because I'm not a millionaire, and it would be nice to know I could bring a spare battery to use to ensure my tablet works the whole way.

So that's about it for the remaining things I would need to make it the "perfect" tablet for me. Others may have different thoughts and desires, but I do like the rest of what it has to offer.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] terryowen:
Thanks. I have an Xperia Ion with the speaker in back under the camera, which is annoying, so I can relate to the speaker issue. Since I'd be using the Note as more of a reader than multimedia device, I can live with awkward placement.

I had an Acer Iconia 500, which was a 10 inch tablet. It was a nice size for a display but too unwieldy to carry around. The smaller 100 is okay but oddly, just a bit too small. The 8 inch Mini and the Note 8 look much better. But the Iconia 100's worst flaw is not having usb host mode - that's what is driving a replacement. (I loved the extra slots on the 500.)

So, the size looks almost perfect. And the Note 8 has IR, which is a nice bonus. I wouldn't mind a better camera but my phone has a decent 12 mp. In the end, though, the Notes are the only devices with a stylus. I have been looking for a good input method ever since the current style of tablets came out. (Hard to believe that old school PDAs were so much better in that regard. I can still do fairly fast Graffiti.) Since I'm happy with my phone, the tablet seemed better than paying a lot more for an unlocked Note 2, which was the only other viable option for me.

I'll probably be really irritated if the price on the Note 8 goes down a lot right away but it looks like the phone Notes have held their value pretty well.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] vanessaem:
Right...

I'm also not a dude. :rolleyes::)

I would get a 10.1. Bigger screen, speakers in the from, better display, etc. All in all, it's what you prefer. If you need something a little more portable, get the Note 8. If not get the 10.1. I would go on YouTube and check out some of the more non-biased reviews on there and decide for yourself.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] nymviper1126:
Well ive been using my N8.0 with my N1 as a hotspot (N10.1 in bag). Almost everyone asks me about my "phone" and I have to explain to them it is in other countries. They seem too be shocked its not (almost like they expect/want it to be). I think the button reminds S3/N2 owners of a phone. Smart move as samsung draws people in (as do I, I suppose) , while being able to offer you next time

: better camera, model with no buttons (wifi), feont speaker and a LED flash, ala Apple.

They know exactly what they made and why.Samsung is on the cutting edge of market penetration and their devices show it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HibikiTaisuna:
I do have the same problem. Is there anyone with both devices who can tell me which one performs better? I mean better software, pen and performance. Are there even any big differences in the software that make the 8.0 superior? Can't really decide which one I should buy. Is the screen size of the 8.0 enough for a student? I love the mobility of my Nexus 7 but miss the stylus.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tonylee83:
My only concern is the screen.. I don't think few more PPI would make note8.0 screen(mainly in texts or letters) far better than note10.1. But it would be very helpful if someone can tell us the actual difference between two device. Unfortunately, 8.0 is not available here atm.. >.<
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HibikiTaisuna:
Today I had the oportunity to see both devices at the local retailer. Unfortunately the Note 10.1 had only ICS installed and the Stylus wasn't the newest.

But the screen of the Note 8.0 was brilliant. I think it's a lot better than the screen of my Nexus 7.

The Pen Integration and performance was much better on the Note 8.0. I don't know if ICS and the slightly damaged Stylus was the problem here.

I think that 8 inches aren't enough for a student. It's a bit small to write during the lectures. Especially the multi view features aren't that great on such a small screen. If only the 10.1 had a slightly higher resolution and the new software package of the 8.0...

I think I might end up buying the Note 10.1, because of its bigger screen. As a student I can read and annotate a pdf while taking notes. On the 8.0 the note taking might be too difficult in such a scenario.

Roundup (as far as I could test those two):

- better Software integration of the SPen on the Note 8.0

- better performance of the Note 8.0

- much better screen of the Note 8.0 (perhaps the best at this size range)

- the Note 10.1 scores with better multi view, because of the bigger screen

- and the front facing speakers

Hopefully Samsung releases a software update for the 10.1 that delivers the same features as in the 8.0.

Oh, and btw. the Soft Keys of the Note 8.0 aren't really a problem while notetaking. As long as the stylus hovers over the screen the keys are inactive. But if you are watching movies in landscape mode those buttons get definitely in your way.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ExploreMN:
Couldn't agree more. I bought the Note 8.0 and have the Note 10.1 - however, based on my needs, I just put my Note 10.1 up for sale. I do like the multi-view on the 10.1 better, but honestly I've used it only once (for actual need and not just screwing around) and don't find it very useful (for me) overall. The 8.0 is just more comfortable to hold for long periods, the screen makes it nicer for reading, and it is not just a little lighter, but a LOT lighter than the 10.1. The front facing speakers are nice, not to mention the LED flash on the camera which I've used for making little home movies of my kid and what-not. That will be missed, but I think once I upgrade my phone that will be a non-issue.

Still not the perfect tablet, but man-o-man Samsung is getting close. I just wish they continued with the Note 10.1 look and design instead of the Galaxy SIII look and design.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Bruh-Man:
Totally agree with the above statement. The 10.1 Design should have been the standard for future tablets. having a button on the right or left side of your tablet while it is in landscape is just weird. I also agree with the statements on the 8.0 size for note taking. It's not too small but it's not big enough if you know what I mean. Therefore I gave it to my wife while I kept my 10.1. The multi screen on the 10.1 is top notch for me. I do alot of note taking while I have an online app open. I get ALOT of envious looks from iPad owners. They can't touch this! Multiscreen on the 8.0 is doable, but requires alot of resizing screens. I found that I ended up going to full screen when I was in multi-screen just so I could see better. This defeats the purpose. So again, I gave the 8.0 to my wife who loves the fact that she can use her own hand writing, and stick it in her purse. Her grocery shopping experience has actually become a joy for her.

I love my Note 10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] xsessive:
the main reasons i got the note 10.1 over the 8 about a month ago are as followed

cheaper on ebay than the note 8

out a lot longer so theres a bigger community around it

almost the same specs as the note 8 but with a bigger screen
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] TheOneChristo:
I bought the 10.1 when it first came out and recently grabbed the 8.0. In trying to decide which to keep, I've decided to return the 8.

The major factors were the multi-view, front facing speakers, hard keys and battery life. The 10.1 will hold it's charge on idle for a week easily. I charged the 8, left it unplugged for the day and it nearly dropped 10 points.

The Note 8.0 is definitely more portable and that's where it ends for me.

On a side note, the Samsung smart cover is just horrible at holding the tablet in an upright position (say to watch a movie)
[HTC One X] jackytsz:
I know there's a way to clear default,

but is there any app helping me to organize all default apps at once?

I tried Default App Manager, but it only directs me to the page and need me to clear manually.

I want to clear multiple default at once, is that possible?:confused:

(I am rooted user):cowboy:
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] M@j@:
Update 13.04

What does the script do?

-mounts your user data to the external SDcard

-ext. SDcard will be used as your internal storage

-internal storage will show up as external storage (sdcard1) can be used, too

What does not work?

-storage swap is not correctly displayed under the system menue, -this seems to be merely an indication issue

What you need before you can start?

-Root

-TWRP (or equivalent)

-Root explorer (or equivalent)

-SMmanager ads (or equivalent

How to do it?

1) DO A BACKUP OF THE SYSTEM FIRST! (e.g. with TWRP, if you end up in a boot loop, you can at least go back to the latest running system)

2) copy folder "emulated" from /mnt/shell to your ext. SDcard, /storage/sdcard1 (use root explorer),- you will delete the redundant data from your internal storage later after the reboot

3) create a script, e.g. with SMmanager ads under /etc/init.d and copy text from above into it and save:

sleep 5

mount -o remount,rw /

mkdir /data/newext_sd

mkdir /data/newext_sd/myfolder

mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:97 /mnt/shell

mount -o bind /data/newext_sd /storage/sdcard1

chmod 0075 /data/newext_sd

chown system /data/newext_sd

chgrp sdcard_rw /data/newext_sd

chmod 0777 /data/newext_sd/myfolder

chown root /data/newext_sd/myfolder

chgrp root /data/newext_sd/myfolder

mount -o remount,ro /

4) activate boot, su and executable for the script

5) save script, again

6) reboot, swap (of the mounts) will be done

7) if you get a message that system process do not run properly, press wait and it should not reappear (you may also delete the caches, again, with TWRP)

8) delete redundant data, all folders under /data/media, use root explorer

9) keep a copy of the script on your ext. sdcard, after a rom update the file will be lost and you can copy it back to init.d (e.g. using root explorer) (and reboot)

10) in case you want to revert to normal mount delete script from /etc/init.d and reboot (and copy back files manually)

11) in case you want to reintegrate already existing data from your ext. SDcard to your new user folder structure go with the root launcher to /mnt/shell to access the root of your card and copy any content under your user folder /mnt/shell/emulated/0.

Enjoy...

AS BEFORE, YOU TINKER AT YOUR OWN RISK :)
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] GunnarWeibrink:
Sorry... but storage swapping works in the latest JB's.

Greets Gunnar
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] M@j@:
No reason to be sorry :) ,guess where the script came from?

But sharing was the intention.

PS: a few more thanks would have been nice, anyway...
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] GunnarWeibrink:
OK, just misunderstood it.

If this is the methodm, which was used in the ROMs of after_silence and zyr3x... it works very well!

Greets Gunnar
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] mastrv:
Just so I understand:

- please confirm this is already part of the ROM and there is no need to use the scripts...if so, where is the option menu?

- this swaps the internal and external memory so that the internal memory is mapped to the sd card that is removable and the external memory is mapped to the built-in memory which is not removable?

- For the Tmobile Springboard, the built-in memory would be 16GB and for the Mediapad 8GB, I believe. Is that correct?

Advantages and disadvantages, as I see them or understand them.

Advantage:

- I believe this means that the device would see 32GB or 64GB if that was the size of the sd card. Not sure if a 64GB card would work. Why is this an advantage?

Disadvantage:

- That would also mean that you could never remove the sd card. That seems like a disadvantage, but I don't think most people would remove their sd card anyway.

- Sd cards are slower than built-in memory. Is this true?

If anyone wants to add their opinion or comments, please do. If there are any other things to consider, please add them.

Also, don't know how this compares to other methods like Link2SD or those kind of apps.

Thanks all.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] M@j@:
Thanks to zyr3x and after_silence the first script is integrated in the last AOPK JB and CM10.1, -so no need for mediapad users with those Roms to pick up the script and

we can considered this thread closed :o

Nevertheless, I do not want to delete it for the time being, as it may be of use for information also for other 4.2.2 Roms, however with different mounting points and adaptation to be made.

Other methods like Link2SD do not work on 4.2.2, unless there is a new development?

As you say, advantage is that you have additional space for games, nav, etc.

Disadvantage is indeed a performance loss and you need the sd card, -at least for certain apps.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] GunnarWeibrink:
@Maja

Please don't delete this Thread!

Before reading this, I thought this possibility for JB comes from the other developers.

But the thank for this point of development goes to you...

And this could be very helpful for other developers, trying to port JB (4.2.x).

I try to answer directly to the questions...

- please confirm this is already part of the ROM and there is no need to use the scripts...if so, where is the option menu?

-> Settings > extended (or such) -> Swap internal und external storages

- this swaps the internal and external memory so that the internal memory is mapped to the sd card that is removable and the external memory is mapped to the built-in memory which is not removable?

-> Thats not this simple... for example: the "sdcard" shows to the card as before, so apps don't use internal memory for storing huge data

- For the Tmobile Springboard, the built-in memory would be 16GB and for the Mediapad 8GB, I believe. Is that correct?

-> don't know the Springboard, but yes, MediaPads internal memory is 8GB, 6GB for data

Advantage:

- I believe this means that the device would see 32GB or 64GB if that was the size of the sd card. Not sure if a 64GB card would work. Why is this an advantage?

-> as described before... not that simple at all - and yes, 64GB Fat32 formatted "MobilUltra" from SanDisk works like a charm!

Disadvantage:

- That would also mean that you could never remove the sd card. That seems like a disadvantage, but I don't think most people would remove their sd card anyway.

-> some apps may not work, the system will boot and work normally. This comes from the fact, that "/data" ist still mapped to the internal memory

(this means, that all App-APKs,-Libs,-Data and the Dalvik-Cache stays in internal memory)

- Sd cards are slower than built-in memory. Is this true?

-> not always, but mostly :) Just put in a fast card and you'll feel no difference

Also, don't know how this compares to other methods like Link2SD or those kind of apps.

-> forget about such things with JB 4.2.x

Hope this helps.

Greets Gunnar

P.S.: mainly it works like it does with ICS... as far as it could
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] mastrv:
Sounds good. I'll have to get a 64gb card then. FYI, FAT and FAT32 are still the best bets for interoperability. There are utilties that will format drives in FAT32 even though they are larger than 32GB. The 32GB limit was imposed by Microsoft.

FYI, the Tmobile Springboard is a variant of the Mediapad. It does come with 16GB of memory.

Thanks!
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] M@j@:
In case you have problems with the

[CM10.1][16.08.2013] CM10.1 for Huawei Mediapad 7" [S7-30Xx] [not for Lite or 10 HD]

version of after_silence, means swap does not work, you can revise the script "02extsd" under /etc/init.d to the following by removing the "if-term" as a temporary fix:

#!/system/bin/sh

sleep 3

mount -o remount,rw /

mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:97 /mnt/shell/emulated

mount -o bind /data/media/0 /storage/sdcard1

chown system /data/media/0

chgrp sdcard_rw /data/media/0

chmod 0075 /data/media/0

mount -o remount, ro /

Regardless of the "tick" in the system menue, the swap is performed, anyway. (or you wait for an update...;))

I assume there is a problem of the used variable of the "if-term", which should not be too difficult to be changed in the code by zyr3x.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakTux:
Hi guys...After a bootloop of some days ago I decided to stay for a few with the stock ROM of ICS (.54, rooted, Locked BL)...So I have a question for you...Does the stock ROM of ICS support the init.d system??Or I have to flash another kernel?In this case, can anyone indicate me some resource containing information about the kernels?thanks
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] pirej:
Yes, you can have it on stock

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1936826

or

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32716412&postcount=2
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakTux:
yes..it works!..thanks man...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mysgyoung.phil:
Please Help me , After installing CWM my RAZR XT910 only boot up in M logo and Dualcore Technology after a few secs. it jus go Black .. Even After I flash it with RSDLite its the same stuck at M logo and goes black. :( my only way to boot is to go to BPTools but i cant acces my storage with that even if i choose Normal Powerup :(

Please Help TIA
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oxiubx:
Up top. :)

GỬI TỪ LG OTIPMUS-LU6200 bằng cách sử dụng Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheMrcool212:
did you get an error while booting?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mysgyoung.phil:
No errors sir Just that M logo then blackscreen ;(
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheMrcool212:
You have to install boot menu manager from play store to skip bp tools

Hit the 'thanks' button if it helps :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mysgyoung.phil:
sir my razr is chinaretail i already tried installing playstore but it keeps closing?. for that i can't download boot menu manager?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheMrcool212:
what do you mean by that? you cant download it from playstore? does it force closing?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mysgyoung.phil:
no its not force closing but i cant install any gapps , ive seen threads on how to install gapps by flashing thru CWM but i can't get to CWM sir.

my dont have playstore or any gapps preinstalled sir
[Motorola Droid RAZR] anurag.dj2u:
Why dont ya flash fastboot to go back to stock .. Thats the easiest way to unbrick or save ya ass back but unfortunatly ya ll loose ya root so check out root method on xda

Hit the thx button if i helped ya in anyways
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jpvs0101:
1) download and flash this

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1GEZXZ_BxlzaXVKd09COWNYXzQ/edit?usp=sharing

2) install the attached apk

quickpanel.apk
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dhallbhoo:
Can u change the quick toggles into jb tab and grid?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jpvs0101:
Sorry, I just ported the work from various places...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jatin_2505:
Works on ICS? Or just gb

Was badly searching this style for ICS

:)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jpvs0101:
This is for GB only dude...

But for ICS available like this... Search XDA
[LG Optimus 4X HD] juanacevedo:
GPS is not working for me, I can't get a lock from any sats at all with any app and the hidden menu too. I'm on v20a with unlocked bootloader, anybody have this problem too?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
Maybe you should do a clean install if you didn't. Or run GPS test in hidden menu. Mine works great. I use Navigon and Copilot.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] onetrue:
Are your Navigon and Copilot are from "unknown" source?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] dcos:
I have the same issue, not working with ingress, navigon, Google maps.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Cuniek:
Do you have headphones connected?

My GPS doesnt work when i have connected my headphones...
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] abdopac:
When I'm trying to turn off my phone,The phone restart again every time??
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] augie7107:
Happens often, especially on ICS.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Arcano:
It's a known issue. Now on 4.1 it only happens to me if I turn it off while plugged to the charger, but if it's unplugged it stays off.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] abdopac:
No ,I'm on jb and the phone not in charging when I try to turned off,!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahall1988:
Hi I'm having trouble with my i9300

I used to have android revolution hd 23.3 installed but I was having problems with keeping 3rd party keyboard a reboot so I did a bit of reading and found that the issue had been fixed in android 4.2.1 so I downloaded android revolution hd 30.5 and ran that from recovery and let the aroma installer wipe my data.

So after it installed I let it do a full boot before I tried to install siyah kernal v1.8.9 when that installed in recovery I tried to reboot my phone it displayed the siyah logo then went black and stayed that way. So the only way to get back on my phone was to reinstall android revolution he but this time I didactic full wipe before installing rom. Still when I tried to install siyah it did the same. So I installed it via Odin and got the same results.

I'm now stuck I cannot install siyah kernal.

I wouldn't be that bothered but my phone doesn't work in my car dock with stock kernal and I like he stweaks apparently as it is the only effective way to remove root so I can open my banking app.

If anybody can help me I'd really appreciate it
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sphoenx:
i tried to install GLB rom first which has mods that includes installing kernels via AROMA and selected Siyah kernel... then i have used ARHD 30.5 and it works fine...maybe you have selected incompatible modem because i tried once and i experienced same problem as yours... then i just flashed rom back then full wipe and cached and dalvik and i just skip (via aroma) the selection of the modem while installation for GLB rom...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SnowPluralism:
Syah doesnt work on 4.2.1
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dood420:
-Revolutionary- (pink)

BUZZ PVT SHIP S-OFF

HBOOT-6.01.1002

MICROP-0622

TOUCH PANEL-ATMELC03_16ac

RADIO-3.35.20.10

NOV 17 2010,12:08:53

I tried rooting and somehow stucked at opening recovery cause i cant open recovery, i want to put some mods/rom.. i tried searching the forum, but i dont know what or how flashing and some other stuffs work.. so help me please..
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamgirqazi:
Congratz, you successfully rooted your phone now.

The problem is with the recovery.

Try cwm 4.0.1.4 recovery. You'll find more about it on wildfire index.