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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jedikalimero:
I bought a very cheap Galaxy Note 10.1 with a cracked glass at eBay. At the same time I bought a replacement glass also at eBay.

When I received the tablet I noticed there was really no need to replace the glass since the crack was outside the viewing area and didn't affected at all visibility or touch.

Even so, I decided to change the glass because the tablet was white and the glass I ordered was black and I find it much better for watching movies and also the white border tends to darken the colours when using a paint program. (so now my tablet is unique: black in the front, white in the back :)

The Note is very easy to disassemble if you have the adequate tools for opening plastic cases. It is very modular so it is all a matter of removing connectors and taking pieces out. Finally you have the front case and the glass and here is the difficult thing because the glass is glued to the case so you have to apply heat with a heat gun on low or a hair dryer on high until the glue becomes soft and easy to separate. even so, I broke my old glass even more when trying to remove it. It may be Gorilla glass, very resistant to scratches, but it is thin as hell, very fragile.

Placing the new glass was much easier. It comes with glue and screen protectors on both sides.

My only concern was the original glass had a thin layer of dark grey EVA all around the screen that I suppose is for cushioning the gap between the glass and the LCD and the replacement glass didn't have it. But I haven't had any problem with the new glass and apparently, all the replacement glasses I've seen don't have this EVA layer. Tactile detection is perfect, just like the original.

Here is the link to the seller:

/itm/TOUCH-SCREEN-DIGITIZER-GLASS-SAMSUNG-GALAXY-NOTE-10-1-GT-N8000-N8010-N8013-/330897546168?pt=UK_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item4d0b07dbb8

If anybody knows about how to add the thin layer of EVA or somebody who sells it, please, leave a reply.

A great guide about how to disassemble the Note can be found in IFIXIT:

/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Note+10.1+Teardown/10144/1

Sorry about the broken links. As I am new, the forum doesn't let me post them. Just add the root URL of the mentioned site
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] VenpaCasa:
Hey sorry i know this thread been dead for over a year but i just smashed my note 10.1 2012 glass and found some on online for ~15 bucks. The one i found is for Model gt-n8010 and mine is gt-n8013. My question is will the glass fit/work on my n8013 if the description says 8010. Thx in advance
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] rob62158:
Yes it should work fine. I just replaced mine and the description for the part said, for GT-N 8000 covering Gt-N 8010, 8013 etc. The part worked great.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jedikalimero:
The same glass will work for models 8000, 8010 and 8013. The difference between them is the 3G connectivity so it doesn't affect the glass design (it could have not been necessarily the case, but it does. A good example of not taking anything for granted is the Galaxy S3 where the screen bezel is different from 3G to 4G version)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] VenpaCasa:
Here have a thumbs up! Do I need special tools is there a kit I can buy? I've done this before but on other devices and it was a while ago I just don't want to damage/scratch the body. It's only the screen that's shattered. If there is a kit can u point me in the right direction?

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jedikalimero:
In ifixit there is a very good tear-down of the Galaxy Note 10.1 where you can clearly see the process for opening the tablet and accessing the glass:

https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Note+10.1+Teardown/10144

Basically you remove the silver piece where the camera is, then the back plate, and then you begin to remove components (battery, motherboard, speakers, cameras, docking port, audio jack, etc) until you have just the frame, the glass and the LCD. Then you have to break some plastic fasteners to get loose the metal frame and release the LCD. At that point you have the silver plastic bezel with the glass attached to it. Applying heat with a hair-dryer to loosen the glue, remove the broken glass and then apply the new one. Then follow the reverse process to get everything inside again.

You can test the tablet with just the glass, LCD, motherboard and battery to check the screen is working OK. Then disconnect the battery again and put back the rest of the components. Another check before closing the back plate and there you go.

As for tools, you will need a screwdriver for the screws, a guitar prick for the back plate and some flat plastic tool to release the internal connectors. You can see the tools in the pictures of the tear-down.

One last thing: make sure the glass you order includes the touch sensor. The glass alone is of no use (still there are people who sell it)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] tjmethod:
bezel

Does anyone know where to find a front bezel? I did see the one from parts4all or whatever its called overseas with shipping as much as it costs and god knows when it would arrive- I cannot seem to find any.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Ayaz ansari:
I accidently deleted my phonebook app...i don't want to reset my phone...can anyone help ?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] gamer649:
Here you go, ripped straight from the stock ROM. http://www.mediafire.com/?ifa97a77yr1p2n3

Virus Scan: http://gyazo.com/11538b883a57285fdccb903eb029ffd3
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] yusuf4us:
[REQ] need Phonebook.apk and Localcontact.apk from stockrom X-Jlo - ICS, thanks before....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ersalmon1:
Good evening, I'm new to the forum and would like to know which are the best and most current ROM's that exist for the Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket, await your prompt response please do not fail me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40998828&postcount=3

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] supergrass:
I have Pdaimate running and a native sd android

Call button invokes the dialler on Android but cannot get this to work on pdaimate

Tried Leo advanced ( was already mapped to dialer)

Is this a known problem? I really like the hardware buttons having come from a nexus s

Regards

Supergrass
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dxdy:
this not strange behavior.... WP on original devices dont have green button
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Now that I've seen the S4 and actualy got my hands on it and played with it for a little bit at the Samsung section in Best Buy, I actually think I now WILL be getting the S4 after previously thinking I was not gonna get it. Anyone else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
Not really since there's not much difference only slightly bigger screen and quad core all features are most likely to be ported to the s3. If I were to upgrade I would look into a phone like the HTC one or something but the s4 would be like a galaxy s3s in apple terms which is basically what they did lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Lol idk bout that..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sinisin:
Not to mention that just like with the US S3, the US variant S4 only gets quad core instead of octo. Unless Samsung absolutely stuns me with the S5 I will be going back to HTC. I miss my Sensation, which was only SLIGHTLY less impressive then the S3. HTC doesn't give us last years crap while everyone else gets the big boy toys. Samsungs marketing strategy for US BLOWS. Change or lose me forever Sammy.

Sent from my SIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
I've heard that it has less to do with their marketing and more to do with the limitations put on by either US carriers or the US chip manufacturers. I can't find the sources right now but I seriously doubt Samsung wants to make multiple versions of the same phone (it'd be much more to their advantage to make one version en masse rather than a few different ones).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
I think it had to do with the chipsets used in each and the different networks here in the states.

And it's really not a matter of whether they want to or not, as I'm sure that they would rather only support one phone as its more effective and cost-efficient because the software and hardware developments would be made once and then distributed to ALL Samsung Xxxx phones. As topherk said, it's probably due to limitations set either by the carriers, or maybe even by the FCC.

And I'm sure you're not the first, or the last, to complain about the more minimalistic approach when it comes to Samsung releasing a phone for the states versus the international version of the same phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SGSIIIJB:
no because I enjoy my S3's 3G/4G SVDO capabilities meaning using data/phone at sametime and the S4 can only do this with 4G.....so hope the S5 has 3G and 4G SVDO..... must say the S4 hardware looks nice :mad:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
Lol really? Every HTC phone I've had stopped getting updates as soon as a new HTC came out. But to each there own.

Sent from my Freeza MD4 Stock Rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] webkatt:
this is a reason for me as well. it seems the u.s. gets a crappier version of the phone that is released internationally.i t may have to be due to carrier restrictions, politics, etc. either way it does not make me a happy consumer.

i hate my s3. i think its more due to carrier (sprint) and it's horrible "4g" coverage. I had a epic 4g before this and it blows the s3 away with data connection.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Nope sticking with my S3..;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
That last comment is ridiculous, I had an Epic 4g while it was an amazing phone it doesn't even compare to the S3. My data and connection on the S3 is amazing. LTE is incredible fast and excellent for battery savings. This phone locks 22 satellites in a couple of seconds, the Epic was lucky to get 10 on a perfect day standing outside.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Hmm... looks like I might be alone. And to add to it, I'd be buying it without an upgrade (aka full $600 price tag, after taxes probably more like $650). I'll have a bout a month or so before I have the money saved up.. going to Best Buy again today to play with it again lol.

It's either I get the S4 or a new basketball hoop, either way I' getting myself a nice present for the summer!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Wont be getting s4 didn't see that many features making me wanting to upgrade
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gtuansdiamm:
We can't call it an s3s because the screen gets bigger and and resolution went up

Also enough with you noobs saying the octa core is so much better

I don't know the exact details but the Octa core is just a a strong quad core and a low power quad core they aren't used together

Not a godly super powered 8 core

I'm going to get it but I July first when I can use my upgrade unless a way better phone is announced by then
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MCL1981:
Same here. This is a huge deal as far as I'm concerned.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Nexus 5 is supposedly coming out around fall
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flastnoles11:
This ^^^^ htc might give you cutting edge, but you get one update and done, two if you're lucky... unless Sprint starts locking Samsung's bootloaders it's Samsung for me all the way...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Nexus 5? MY upgrade needs to come NOW!

------------------------

Sprint Galaxy S3

Whiplashh Rom

Look it up. :trooper:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Same, might even start going to the Nexus'

And yeah, there's no doubt that the Nexus 5 WILL come this year, the only question is who will make it, but so far it's looking like it's gonna be LG again
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
I'm not looking at any phone really right now. My contract is up next year, by then who knows what will be out. I would never waste $600+ on a phone no matter how good it is. Lol

Sent from my Freeza MD4 Stock Rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Same. Lol, might as well buy a new laptop with that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gtuansdiamm:
Not the Sprint version lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Our phones are portable computers....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
+1000

I only paid 50.00 for my S3 and 250.00 for a brand new laptop. I'm looking for the best deals always. I couldn't imagine ever spending more than 150.00 for a phone :D:D

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
I mean I guess.....but even if phones become like 20000 core, I'd still go with a full laptop because touch screen isn't as easy to control screen interactions (in most practical situations) as a mouse and keyboard are
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
The SVDO is not really a deal breaker since most of the time I'm on the phone talking I'm on WiFi or not looking things up. All other carriers are LTE so they don't have a problem, although Sprint being late to the game could pose a problem.

Sent from my Freeza MD4 Stock Rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EggosEvo:
I'm eventually switching to another carrier once I can pay the etf. So I'll get the S4 if the Note 3 isn't out by that time.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] *BTK*:
The other end completely cuts out when I talk a little louder than normally.

Anyone else? Try humming or singing "laaaaa" while on a call and please report back.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Lauski:
Probably a related issue to what I've been experiencing during normal calls when recipients cannot hear me. It happens randomly during phone conversation where they suddenly cannot hear me at all. As for your sounds you're testing with, it may be registering your loud sounds as "background noise" since they are not typical human speech (even though you should be able to say "laaa" or hum into your phone if you want!).

Check my details here and see if you can replicate using only normal speech, and I'll update when I hear from HTC, and hopefully have some news of it being addressed in a future update.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2262648
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ersalmon1:
Good evening I make this post to see if I can use on my Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket Rom PA ("Paranoid Android") the latest version. Many Thanks for your help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lazer77:
There are no 4.2.2 builds. Only test builds as there is a storage issue that no one has found a solution to yet. Your best bet if you want paranoid, is to check out the pacman ROM.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Themes and Apps] kolobok72:
Are there any P6800 owners who was able to get audio out of USB without using "USB AUDIO RECORDER PRO"?

If yes , What ROM are you on?

It's looks like the the number of replies is actually the answer to this question.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] tshoshua:
Hi!

I´m new in this forum and would like to know if it is possible to use the unlocked ExtRom as normal memory-space in a way, that this space (about 16 MB) will be added as normal main-memory for installed programs.

Thank´s for your help in advance.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] wfberg:
The Extended ROM is in flash memory (just like \Storage). Storage can't be used as RAM for running programs, simply because flash memory is a lot slower than RAM and can't be (re)written as often.

You can store files in your unhidden and unlocked Extended ROM as you would in \Storage or on a storage card. These won't be lost when the device hard resets. You might consider moving large documents/spreadsheets that don't change often from \My Documents to \Storage or \Extended ROM. This will also free up RAM. Also, some applications won't mind being stored there (but they will need free RAM to execute).
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] tshoshua:
Hi wfberg!

Thanks a lot for your quick answer. When there is no posibilty to use it as normal memory so at least for data, BUT how do i instruct my programs to use this part of memory as their normal/standard place to store?

As far as i know, almost all programs don´t give an option about

"where to store data"

*during installation* or

*after installation in a setup/configuration-menu*
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] ramram:
Open activesync then goto Tools>add/remove programs remove the mark on "Install program into the default installation folder" while you're installing a program a windows popup will ask you "Select Destination Media" just select in this case the "Storage" or the "Storage Card" :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] lkonnos:
my pc does not recognize my Xperia p now
[Shield Q&A] @rbiter:
I think the hard part is getting non PC people to have a PC, with a 650 or better nvidia GPU. And then you have PC people that just need an upgraded GPU. And is nvidia gonna do first party break the ice with a bunch of mini game or small and quick MMO or plan on setting up a special something for shield owners? And then you have people who don't really want the portability all that much and will likely buy the poor man's gaming console, the ouya, which should refressh it's hardware every year or two. And isn't nvudia inside the ouya to start off with? Nvidia could get something jumpstarted where the ouya would work in this equation somehow or be a host server for man, or all out line if the right components are there and up to the task.

my gnote2 is bigger than your puny iPhone.
[Shield Q&A] stanglifemike:
I'm still not too sure about either, to be honest. My Asus Infinity with a Tegra 3, and a PS3 controller with the Sixaxis app, currently handles all of my Android gaming. The Tegra 4 will be in Android tablets soon, though I think the first tablet getting the Tegra 4 will be running Windows 8. I'm just not too sure, YET, if Project Glass will be worth the extra money...
[Shield Q&A] SixSixSevenSeven:
The ouya has a tegra 3 at 1.3ghz. The Shield has a 1.9ghz tegra 4. Significantly more power.

The shield running stock android means it doesnt need to stream from a desktop PC. With the OUYA also being android based I reckon it would be a fairly easy port to get an OUYA game running on the shield, either with a port of the game code to the shield or possibly a modded OUYA SDK. Dependant on how much source code is available for the Shield roms and OUYA roms it might be possible to run an ouya rom on the shield.

Windows 8 wont run on a tegra 4. Namely because windows 8 is x86 only and tegra 4 is ARM.

Windows RT might but there have been no new windows RT devices announced so none with a tegra 4.

Only tegra 4 devices I know of right now are the shield, the HP splitbook x2 and the NVidia demo phone and demo tablets sold to manufacturers to sample what the tegra 4 and 4i can do.
[Shield Q&A] Jsusgarcia179:
The OUYA actually has a 1.9GHZ tegra 3 T33 processor (supposedly better than the T30L which is what youll find in devices like the Nexus 7, HTC one and Asus pads) The OUYA development tool (referred to by the developers as the ODK) is easily obtainable from their website. When you download it and install it (it's an apk) it boots you into the OUYA interface, acting like a launcher controlling it with my nexus 7's touch screen was clumsy and un productive and I didnt have access to the app store but I believe it would be quite easy to gain access. I also installed the play station mobile app on my nexus 7 but since it is not an officially licenced device with access to it it locked me out. This was fixed by flashing a package from custom recovery. No doubt the same applies to the ouya market.
[Shield Q&A] SixSixSevenSeven:
Tetra 3 uses a cortex A9. Tetra 4 uses A15 which is about 50% faster at the same clock speed. So even with the ouya being 1.9ghz it still has less CPU power than the shield. Has a weaker GPU too.

Only points the ouya wins on are cost and dedicated developer support. There are probably more people hoping to make ouya specific apps than there are shield specific apps, a relatively minor point seeming as those apps should play nicely on either device anyway.

Ultimately you could still hook a shield up to a tv and pair a Bluetooth gamepad with it (maybe even an ouya one when they get around to selling them on their own) if you want a living room console, then unplug cable and go if you need a portable device. It just comes at a cost.
[Shield Q&A] Jsusgarcia179:
Wasn't contradicting your statement :) was merely correcting some misleading information.
[Shield Q&A] agrabren:
There is a lot of hope from both camps (Ouya and NVIDIA) that these "controller-based" products will really push for developers to support landscape-only devices and dedicated controller support. While Shield has the advantage of a touch screen available, both devices are really driving toward controller-only development.
[Shield Q&A] @rbiter:
I could see myself getting one of these. Not at launch but after a couple critical mass games and the one that gets more quality support for console like gaming. The ouya is potentially a GameCube successor and the shield has a lot of potential but are people really going to put their smart phones and tablets down for a dedicated but still portable console.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Shield Q&A] Jsusgarcia179:
While I was previously interested in the OUYA for some hard core android gaming on a tv, I've kind of lost interest due to the fact that its model was meant to attract developers looking to make a name for themselves meaning small scale AA games. While there's nothing wrong with producing opportunity for new developers, it does mean that a good portion of the content will not be worth your time atleast in its early stages. The Nvidia Shield not only has the power to handle anythjng the market can pushout for atleast the next two years, the OUYA is packing hardware which is already outdated.
[Shield Q&A] @rbiter:
The ouya is supposedly getting new hardware every year. How they plan on doing that I don't know. It would be very nerdy and cool to unplug and drop a new SOC instead of buying the while console each time. And ouya seems to be off to a shaky start already with the controller and lag issues.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Shield Q&A] Jsusgarcia179:
What I think they meant by that is that a new ouya with updated hardware will be released every year.
[Shield Q&A] slainbybeats:
Thanks to the easily exchangeable hardware of the ouya, I believe that we will see upgrade possibilities.
[Shield Q&A] @rbiter:
I think that is the way it will be, but if they designed it the right way it would be cool to just drop a new soc in and only have to buy a new ouya every 3 years or so. Upgrading just the hardware inside for $50 or so would be really cool on the wallet also.

Sent from my GT-N7100