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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
1) Search bin4ry root many android. very easy

2) LOTS of reports that it doesn't work. I wouldn't bother

3) If you are ok unlocking the bootloader (Only donr via the official sony way,just google it) then do so, install latest doomkernel. that has kernel level sound tweeks that REALLY do work to increase sound level
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] bstyle bears:
Good.....!!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] chismay:
thanks for your reply will have the device again in 2days will read up on these points above,

cheers :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jasonchewy91:
The Samsung ativ Q!

http://www.samsungmobilepress.com/2...mer-Choice-with-Innovative-New-ATIV-Tablets-1

Disclaimer: I think this device deserves a thread on its own as it is an actual announced device, not speculated features/successor.

It has everything you guys wanted: s pen support with higher resolution display, bigger screen, and all that with Windows 8 simultaneously. This is truly a dream come true for me as a student. Previously after my labtop broke down I was left with my note 10.1 and I was looking for a replacement which can double up for a pc and note 10.1 so I only need one device. However there wasn't such a device available at that time and the closest was a Samsung ativ pro, and I didn't get it as it didn't have a reasonable price tag considering its single purpose, S pen functionality was not sufficiently integrated with Windows os and the screen was too small for practical use as a Windows pc. The battery life was also said to be 5hrs tops and not enough to last a day's use.

So this device is really a best of both worlds, has every feature to replace 2 devices. What surprised me was the proposed battery life of 9hrs, almost on par with note 10.1, which is amazing given its dual boot capability and intense display power requirements. I'm also glad that the size was bigger at 13.3 inches which is much more fit for use as a proper laptop as compared to a pathetic 10.1 inch laptop (more like netbook? ) as in the ativ pc pro. This will allow tech savvy students to take notes using lecture notes, and switch to windows mode for working on office documents etc. Possibilities are infinite. Moreover it's from a company we're familiar with, not some fancy dual boot convertible device from those usual companies like lenovo or asus.

However, I don't think I will get it soon, as the price will probably be much higher than having 2 separate devices and I just got my replacement laptop :confused: Another downside might be its weight, which is more than double of that of our favorite device, but still a reasonable compromise given its upgraded utility.

So what do you think of this magnificent device? Will it replace your Samsung note 10.1?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] DrADP:
Yes I will replace my note with the ativ q. A few problems though. No flash and no front facing camera.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HUYI:
it will have windows 8 which will support usb web cams and flash so there you go.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lgkahn:
No thanks..too big ..need to stay with 10.1 inch format... no front camera so no Google hangouts... windows 8 sucks compared to android...and my. Note battery lasts a week with light use ..not 9 hours...

Sent from my GT-N8013
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] loribuono:
If I were in the market for a new laptop, I'd most likely seriously consider this. It does what a laptop does, and gives me access to Android apps, too. And it's more portable than a laptop, and lighter. I could see this being my home computer and portable tablet, all in one.

But if I were in the market for a true easy-to-cart-around tablet, this would probably be too much. As it is, I have nearly stopped using my Windows laptop and do nearly everything on my Note 10.1. The only time I fire up the PC is when I need to do more involved graphics in Photoshop or Illustrator.

But this is still pretty cool. :)

And I agree, it DEFINITELY needs a front-facing camera. Why the need to get a separate webcam, at this point?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jasonchewy91:
Agree with the lack of front camera.

However, for the note 10.1 the battery lasts around 10hrs of continuous usage, hence I said the proposed 9hrs of battery life would be almost comparable to that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sher The Love:
Where are you guys seeing that there's no front camera? At 2:57, this guy takes a picture of himself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqRq-0oxSyI

and also, if I didn't just build a desktop with black Friday sales last year, I would certainly get this. But for a likely $1300+ dollars, it really isn't necessary for me. I will use my dual 25" monitor setup at home for anything super productive. I really wish they had announced a new 10.1 Note. That is what I need for notes at school. Plus I can do light word processing when I'm out and about and do final editing or a bulk of the work at home.

I think there will be a good amount of people in a similar situation. Like said above, it would be great if you use a laptop as your main PC and are in the market.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Gramon:
Good find. I had already seen that video and completely missed that when everyone was commenting on no front camera. Depending on pricing, I really think this will be my next big purchase.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] loribuono:
Anyone know where the speakers are located? I really LOVE that the Note's speakers are on the front, but I'm not seeing them on this, either in the photos or the video.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tmagritte:
The size and weight really make this a potentially great ultrabook replacement but its arguably a little too heavy as a tablet. I find even holding my Note 10.1 like a clipboard gets tiring after a while and this thing is considerably heavier.

Nevertheless, I do find it a pretty compelling product and I think it could be a good fit for a lot of users, particularly if you need a full powered but portable computer.

Has Microsoft/Adobe fixed the incompatibility between pen and Photoshop yet?

Also, for me the ultimate Note 10.1 replacement would include better active digitizer with tilt detection and proper calibration/recalibration driver support. I find the inaccuracy of the pen, particularly around the edges, and the shifting of the drawing point as the pen changes tilt to make using the pen on my Note 10.1 a frustrating experience. I'm holding out for a better solution.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Scorpion_Ibm:
I think what may really replace Note 10.1 for some is the ATIV 3 ... it has all the Note's features except replacing android for windows + Complete office ... i think many people would prefer this for work
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jasonchewy91:
I don't see much appeal in the ativ tab 3 since there's already a ativ tab now, just a slimmer version.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Scorpion_Ibm:
but the ativ tab is not full windows 8 its RT while the ATIV tab 3 has full windows 8 with office + an Spen ... it's a complete Note 10.1 with windows :good: (although i dont think of replacing this for that ... i like my note and it's just enough for my work :good:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sher The Love:
The Ativ 500T is full windows 8 with an SPen. It seems almost identical to the Ativ Tab 3 but a slightly larger screen and optional keyboard dock. Same processor, same or similar screen resolution ect
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jonathanpeyton:
I would never trade Winblows 8 for Android.... I wish my desktop ran Jellybean instead of 8.

Sent from my GT-N8013 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] heavylildude:
No Phone Capabilities

I will replace mine if they plant the phone capabilities there as note has..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] conan1600:
With the new lower power demands and lower heat output of haswell processors id guesstimate android taking a major hit by windows in 1.5 years or so. Just to much raw processing power with nearly the same power profiles of android. Full desktop power on a battery life of 7 to 8 hours video loop. Android has done a wonderful job but unless they can engineer processing and gpu power similar to haswell in the coming year id say microsoft will bring the pain to apple and android both. Which they very well may do as they have done a wonderful job so far. Snapdragon 800 ect looking at 2.3 ghz. So it may make for some interesting competition. Apple on the other hand has made no true forward leaps. I see them losing share drastically in the coming years if they dont make some pretty big attitude changes soon.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sher The Love:
I somewhat agree, but I think a lot will come down to pricing. We'll have to wait and see how much a basic haswell tablet is going to be.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] fearkillerr:
I believe it has Android as well, I saw that on showcase video on you tube
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] FlamingGoat:
I doubt it, imo most people just want to browse, email, do some basic picture editing, watch videos etc, and tablets can do all that right now which is why desktop and laptop sales are taking such a hit.

Would more powerful arm processors be appreciated, yes. Are people going to switch en masse to Intel Win8 machines, hell no, most of them simply neither want nor need full blown Ms Office or Photoshop.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jasonchewy91:
Well it's about whether note 10.1 users could find this device appealing. Most note 10.1 users don't just watch movies and do basic photo editing, it's a device which enhances work productivity. Similarly, if a device is able to provide the productivity of both note 10.1 android and Windows, isn't that wonderful. For myself and many others, I would very much prefer editing docs and presentations on Windows due to familiarity and better functionality and the lack thereof in Android. Hence this device would provide a good replacement for note 10.1 users looking for the same functionality but more flexibility with Windows.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aalupatti:
+1

The only things that miss in android are the office applications - word, excel, ppt and most importantly onenote.

If there was a windows tablet as light as note, similar batter life and a pen that works so well, I would just jump in .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ckavvouras:
Lol if you was to use your note for an extended period of time 9 hours would be awesome for a note
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Scorpion_Ibm:
why dont you look at the ATIV tab 3 :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aalupatti:
yes its in the consideration
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] AdisR:
The Ativ Q is very nice but quite expensive. I like the design and i think you could work very well with it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Hahahalalala:
This looks expensive.

How about ATIV 3 vs Note 10.1?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Kumabjorn:
Have to admit that I got a some palpitations when I saw the introductory video. In the end I believe there are two things that will turn off buyers.1) you can't remove the screen for a light tablet experience and 2) a price point of $1500 simply doesn't cut in today's cut throat market. I see it marked down to $1200 within three months and $995 in six.

Samsung is so close to getting it right but I think the in house geeks got one over on international marketing. The screen is overkill and that makes the price go through the roof.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] OberstGrausam:
Honestly the Ativ Q is a very nice device. Which seems to have a nice build quality and also decent battery life. At the same moment it is thin and light. But I think it's somewhere between a laptop and a tablet. To replace a tablet, it is way too expensive, heavy and big. For me the 13 inch screen is too big. As far as note taking is concerned, I think the best screen size is somewhere between 11-12 inches with also a decent DPI. Compared to higher res screens, it is really no joy to read on the note.

I think that if you want to replace a laptop with it, it is not powerful enough and then glossy screen is also no fun workin with. With a i7, 8GB of RAM and non glossy screen, this would be a perfect laptop replacement, when it is priced at $1500. So I will definetly not consider buying it, because my laptop works steady and I need a portable tablet, not a mix of ultrabook and tablet. I guess Samsung likes to create new devices in between two categories, like the note 1.

It would be perfect if Samsung would build a Convertible like the Ativ Q with a matte detachable screen and same build quality, same DPI, 11,6 inches, i5, 4GB RAM, Win 8 Pro, Office, SPen, USB 3.0 and HDMI-Out. Batterylife would be perfect around 7-8 hours with the tab only and it could be expanded by the keyboarddock with another 5 hours. At best, you can put the tab in the dock with either screen up or screen down. Priced at around $900 for the tab only, I would definetly buy one!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sher The Love:
Not sure why they didn't at least release two different sizes. An 11 inch version of the Q around $900 would fit in perfectly between the 13 inch ativ Q and the ativ tab 3. Although, I think a convertible and detachable both have pros and cons. Something like the surface pro with a Haswell chip would be perfect for students. I can do without the android emulation. I wonder what the price difference would be without it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jasonchewy91:
That sounds like a Samsung ativ pc pro which already exists. The battery life you desire is impossible, given current laptop standards. Also as someone mentioned above the screen is over kill for that screen size.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] OberstGrausam:
Some sort of Smart PC Pro. But I was thinking more of a Lenovo Helix kind of thing. I doubt that the desired battery life is currently impossible. I mean, the lenovo Helix gets around five hours of battery life with normal usage. An upgrade to Haswell offers 50% more battery life. Sure, the sharper display will result in higher battery consumption but I'm thinking of a 2560 x 1440 resolution equal to the Dell XPS 11. So if Samsung would made a tablet with a thickness of 12mm, they will definetly be able to fit enough battery in there to last 7-8 hours. Sure, nowerdays the resolution is overkill but if I buy such an expensive device, I want it last at least three years! I'm sure that within 3 years, 1080p (1200p) will be standard for even 7 inch screens.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] enigma_x:
Almost, but still no! It has no phone.. The reason I bought Note 10.1 (3G) was the combination of a phone and tablet. Ativ Q sounds almost perfect, but it needs the phone. I dont like to own a tablet and phone that I need to carry both devices with me all the time. Just a one device for me to do everything =)

But, if i didnt already have a note 10.1 and a Zenbook, Ativ Q would be the first device to check, but the display must be suitable for photoediting aswell. Is it?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Kumabjorn:
I don't think there is a device with higher resolution on the market right now, I could be wrong though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] apallohadas:
Odd. I have 2 suites of programs that create and edit office apps.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aalupatti:
For basic functions, yes there are a few but not full editing options for the kind of work I do.

Especially there is nothing that beats or even close to onenote.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sher The Love:
One note is definitely a great program. "lecture notes" is probably the closest thing for android apps. One thing I noticed about one note is that it exports pdf's at a low quality. Also, this month was the first time in almost a year they updated their Android app. Having a nexus phone, I fear using one note, getting an upgrade on phone, and not being able to see notes on my phone due to lack of support by Microsoft.

So for now, i use lecture notes and export my college lecture slides to drop box after annotating.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aalupatti:
Just for taking notes, yes i do use lecuter notes as well...

However onenote for me is an all in one solution for notes, documents, backup files, appointments, calendar fn, secure storage and so on.. Its like having a full organizer kit. This is one app that Microsoft has did it correct.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Wiidesire:
The ativ Q is available for EU members for 1140€ or 970 GBP for Great Britain or for US members for 1400 dollars at

http://www.adorama.com/SSG980Q3GK01.html

This is a very good price for it in my opinion.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] RubiconJoey:
getting there

I really think this is the next step to my dream machine. What I want is a tablet that I can bring home to a dock with a full sized monitor, keyboard and mouse. I can run android when I want a tablet and then when I need to do some serious work (I use 3d cad programs daily) I can plug it into my dock at home and run a full blown windows OS (with ability to run windows w/o dock if away from home of course). I don't need a tablet with all the extra weight of a key board and a huge screen, I just want a tablet much like the note 10.1 that has the capability of running windows. Of course it would need all the hardware to fully support both without any sacrifice of battery life or performance in the form factor of a ~10.1 tablet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] kable:
The Ativ Q is €1599, which is a little over $2000 USD.

Well this is officially removed from my Xmas List.

http://www.pc-tablet.com/27006-ativ-ativ-ultrabooks-preorder-uk/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] OberstGrausam:
For those of you who are still interested in the Ativ Q, here is some sort of review: http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Samsung-ATIV-Q-Review_id3361
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] paalkr:
When i first read about the Atvi Q, I wondered how Samsung had managed to read my mind and dreams :D. The Ativ Q device will definitely be a my next device. I'm a heavy android user, for phones. In my opinion tablets of any type (iPad, Android) are mostly designed for consuming content, while a Windows 8 tablet with a keyboard is much better suited for producing content.

A 13 inch laptop is my main tool for work today. I bought the original samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 just some weeks after launch wht the goal of having a convenient note taking device to bring to meetings. Unfortunately I did find my self reverting back to the laptop after just a couple of meetings. OneNote on the the laptop with a proper keyboard was just way more effective for producing content.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] flashcactus:
Everything's great... Except Windows 8. If it were with ubuntu or Android, I'd buy it right away.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Kumabjorn:
It does have Android. You can replace Windows if you like, but it is bundled in the price. I don't think you're ever going to get a main stream device without a main stream OS.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] flashcactus:
Well, I don't like to pay for something I'm not going to use, but it may be an option.

That's because consumer electronics producers want to sell as much devices as they can. Not installing a mainstream OS would definitely repel most of the customers (while installing a non-mainstream one would attract a small number of geeks, but who cares). And dual-boot is almost never found in store-bought electronics, mostly because the Microsoft OEM contract requires that no OS be installed on the device other than Шindows. Losing the right to sell your scrapbuckets with it pre-installed means, again, losing a big portion of your customers. And that means that they won't stop selling windows-only computers as long as it's the most popular OS. And of course it's popular mostly because people haven't seen anything else due to its popularity. that is one of the biggest problems with competing software: once one product gets significantly more popular than all the others of its kind, it stays that way unless some MEGA EPIC FAIL occurs, although ometimes even the strongest of fails isn't enough.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Kumabjorn:
What I find puzzling is that this is also true for regular applications. It can be argued that WordPerfect was on par or better than Word, but I doubt that you can even find it today.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] theatomizer90:
I am content with my note. It suits my purposes well.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hertsjoatmon:
Surely a suggested replacement for the note 10.1 should be in a similar price bracket and size. Id have suggested the toshiba excite write.

Its 10 inch, can come with a keyboard cover, has a quad core tegra 4 processor and 2gb of ram, a screen resolution of 2560x1600 (gorrila glass) and most importantly has wacom stylus support. Also has micro sd, micro usb and micro hdmi out and is running 4.2.

Not seen many reviews on it yet other than the usual previews that say "why would you pay £100 more for stylus support", which is pretty much that same thing that was writen about the Notes vs non digitizer options.

Personally I find 10 inches to be to small for a laptop and too large for a portable device and would still look at a 11-13inch laptop with a digitizer for home use (something like sony's vaio offering or the one suggested in this post), but that is just my personal prefference as I now have my 8.0 inch note for my daily companion.

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While I agree with the general feeling with regards to windows, unfortunately there isnt the apps for android to complete with the likes of those available for windows. You have photoshop and the like for windows, GIMP for ubuntu, but nothing as feature rich for android. Some apps come close and Clover Paint is currently my main go to having tried a few others, but there is nothing available that can do everything a desktop programme can do, and for me, thats the main reason to get stylus support.

Sketchbook pro - no blend/ smudge tool (ios only). limit on layers and resolution size.

Photoshop touch - no psd import. limit on resolution

Layer Paint - only basic brushes

Art Flow - no psd import

Clover Paint - clunky interface.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] flashcactus:
That's exactly the effect I'm talking about. You only get good software on the most popular platform becuse it would be much less profitable to develop it for any of the others. And then you're forced to stay with that platform because it has the software you need and other platforms haven't. Of course, sometimes there's a port(official or third-party) or just a good alternative for macs, or, even more rarely, for the other unices, maybe even for android and other mobile OS. But this is so rare that for almost every type of work you need a desktop or laptop with one of the mainstream OS's to work productively.

I write code, and, fortunately, there are plenty of great software development tools on other platforms. I also draw in my spare time (that's part of why I bought the Note) and am disappointed by the related android software. Maybe if there were a unified stylus interface and more stylus-supporting android tablets and tablet-drawing professional artists, someone would make fully-functional graphical software. But the ones directing this circus want all mobile devices to be exclusively consumption-oriented and (face it) they will do everything to keep it that way. (Yes i'm paranoid).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] SithDagger:
If the only complaint about cloverpaint is a clunky interface, I say thats a small price to pay for a good program. Look at photoshop, corel painter, even the desktop version of Sketchbook pro, maybe even 3ds max; each interface has a learning curve and is different from the others, I see the same with cloverpaint, sure its not a perfect interface, but it gets the job done.

Still not good enough in terms of features? There's always the age old proverb "If you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself." Grab a few books on Java, learn how to program for Android, and make the painting program that you always dreamed of, and when you do, put it up on google play to share with others. I know I would pay a decent amount of money for a good paint program if it would compete with photoshop. :)