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[Android General] RaiderWill:
Wait just a minute.

You need to take another Tone.. :cool:

Wade Through What?

There are what FOUR OR FIVE COMMENTS PERIOD pertaining to the Asus. in I don't know how long...

There is ANOTHER THREAD that someone started concerning the makeshift root of the Asus Tablet.. I know, I seen it IT'S THE THREAD where all the action is.. last I checked.. And I would not think of Clogging it with conversation.. if fact, I don't believe I've even posted in it period because I no longer own the tablet and could care less if its rooted or not.. :cool:

This Thread, DIED.. A LONG TIME AGO... and if it bothers you that the Memo never got any kind of support that not my issue.. I lobbied for the tablet's support as did Exnor... The Developers here wanted noting to do with it... don't blame me because it never got

A Recovery

A Rom

A Section of it's own..

Any development what so ever... It's just not a popular tablet to get that kind of support.. but that's not my fault.

So I'm sorry your feelings got hurt.. You should be proud that you got yourself root to delete things you don't want...

But don't jump down my throat saying you have to "Wade through" stuff.. TO GET TO WHAT???? :laugh:

And to say I drive people away?? HUH?? Do I possess that kind of power? *It's News To Me!*

I'm not going get into a pissing contest with you.. You Would Loose..

You need to focus on the One Active Thread the tablet does have.

The second this thread get active with any sort of relevant, tangible informative updates concerning movement forward with Recovery, Kernels,

Original Development, Development, Q & A , Themes & Apps.. otherwise known as a *Section* then it can be taken a little more seriously. :cool:

For Now.. You need to just relax.. and enjoy your root access.
[Android General] Exnor:
Chill out man... This now more a casual tech conversation thread on the Android General section so what's your beef ?

The OP title should remain (at least withe the name of the device) because it shows that some people here at XDA use this tablet... and some of us would really liked that some Dev would cook some nice rooted rom or just an Root method.

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Mate maybe you should rename the tread to "Support the Memo FHD" (?) that way the more sensible people will not lost their temper :P

How is the battery duration on you LG? does it match the one on the FHD?

---------- Post added at 05:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:35 PM ----------

Must try SuperNote then lol.

Sidenote (sorry this is going to be in PT-PT): Creio que a Fnac vende mais caro que a Worten. Comprei o meu na Worten numa promoção. Pelo que tenho visto a Fnac vende quase tudo mais caro :/
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Hello My Friend.. :cool:

I have no idea what is up with that dude.. maybe too much stress in his life and he has to vent here Exnor.. :laugh:

I tried to tell the poor guy there is another thread that is all about the FHD 10 last time I checked.. This thread lost it's bearings a long time ago.. even back when I had the tablet and the only thing going for it was a German Hack written only in German.. Nothing wrong with that mind you, it's was just hard to get Worldwide support for Development under those conditions.. And what happened to the lobbying for a COMBINED thread which could have included the 7", 8" and 10" Tablets.. just like Samsung has for it's Tab Series.. But there simply was not enough support in this thread at that time and it seems that is still the case since to my knowledge, none of the Asus Memo series tablets have their own section. :cool:

Anyway,

To answer your question, "My Mileage varies" depending on usage.. it's a 4,600 mah battery and depending if I'm running the Stock or Custom ROM or ROM with Kernel... I'm home most of the time and the Tablet does not leave the property so I've never had to stretch it to the max.. But times I've pushed it, it went 8-10 hrs and had sufficient juice left.. I have no complaints about it.. I've forgotten what I use to get on the memo.. being a stock ROM it was not bad at all... how is your batterylife on 4.3?
[Android General] Exnor:
Well the "mileage" on mine appears to be the same on the 4.3... So far it performs very well, and the rare occasions i do a full charge and full discharge without charges in the middle, i get the feeling that it lasts for 8 to 9 hours.

Off topic (lol): Do you play any gameloft games? since i play Asphalt 7 and 8 it would be nice to add you as a friend there :)
[Android General] RaiderWill:
I have 8 installed but I have yet to play it !:eek:

I will get it setup this weekend and give you whatever details you need to add me on.. I would love a good race.. I recently sold a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14 and I miss going fast.... ;)
[Android General] Exnor:
A bike lover :) i'm more of a piston head myself on 4 wheels :P.

U need to create a Gameloft account and then you give me your nickname there for me to add you (i think mine is Exnor or The Exnor, cant remember )
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Yeah.. That thing would have been the Death of me.. Too many days of going 258 - 274 kph on that thing... :cool:

I will surely get an account going with gloft... I have yet to see the game on the big screen! or hear it in surround sound.. ;)
[Android General] Exnor:
Well don't put your expectations to high mate... i connected my FHD to the TV to have a better idea of the quality and its like Wii poligonal quality with 720p textures.. not impressive.

Also the game does no support any of mine gamepads (xbox 360 to pc, several generic USB gamepads and a BT one, that all work with GTA and other titles for Android) so its not comfortable to play...

The game look great on 10 inch or lower screens because one can notice the low polygon count,,, but on a 32inch or above you feel like playing on a PS2 with better textures :P
[Android General] Clementk:
Yes it did

Just wanted to say i got the Update yesterday for 4.3 and some of the thinngs that i did se improvment on was the camera i did not need to use a 3rd Party camera app any more the stock one was way better now.
[Android General] andreyantonov:
Maybe you can try FramaRoot.
[Android General] sandeep1415:
US versions also got 4.3

Asus rolled out 4.3 for US versions also..i got mind 2 days back. Didnt observe many changes though...except few icon changes...
[Android General] JockeSve:
Hi,

I'm just curious if thereis a working rooting process for this tablet.

I'd like to "freeze" and/or remove some of the pre-installed bloat on my FHD 10.

Thanks in advance!
[Android General] camandiisdad:
I did the update by switching the WW to US and it has been running fine, I checked my update and it said that i have the latest update, so I'm assuming that my file has the same file name as the one they released, and I'm hoping that it's the same thing. Lol.
[Android General] camandiisdad:
So now I have a question, I did the update using the WW version, changed it to US, and looking at the build number it says WW ....... 5.0.9 ...... My wife on the other hand didn't want to screw hers up, and waited for the update, she did it today and her build number is US..... 5.0.11... I have tried to update to the .5.0.11 but it says my system is up to date. So do i go back and restore it to factory and start over or is there an easier way to fix it to the US ..... 5.0.11...?
[Android General] caniswesley:
Please see THIS thread.
[Android General] camandiisdad:
Yeah that's where i thought i posted in the first place, i fixed it with the advice already given.
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Exnor!

Where are you hiding Man!

How is your FHD hanging?
[Android General] Exnor:
Hi mate.

Not hiding just working lol...

My FHD is doing great so far : ). Did u got an Gameloft account yet?

What resolution does your Lg outputs to the tv?

Sent from Asus MemoPad FHD ME302C
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Not sure if you got my personal msg but it was a no-go with gameloft . asphalt 8 played sheety with my bluetooth controller so I uninstalled it. I don't do screen touching to control my games..;)
[Android General] Exnor:
Going to see your pm now lol. The android client appears not to receive notifications :P

Asphalt biggest problem is gamepad support :(
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Exnor!

What's been going on my old friend !

Hmmm...?

Where is all that ACTIVITY in this Thread that Neurotic was screaming about a month ago????

How he had to "Wade Through" our conversations to get to all the *Important* FHD post! :D

Yeah Right.

So how you been Man? How the FHD 10? still got my G-Pad 8.3 but I'm getting bored with it.. there has been some development from a few developers, with a couple of pretty good ROM's and a couple of GREAT ROM's (Mahdi-ROM & Beanstalk) that I run 95% of the time but we never got any Overclocking Kernel development ( Oh how I miss the Overclocking Beast ElementalX Kernel that I ran on my Nexus-7 2013 ) and the Tablet just has not caught on like I thought it would.. It's better than the FHD 10's support, but there only seems to be one Tablet getting all the attention of the Kernel & ROM Developers.. and that's the Nexus-7 2013..

So.. I'm a little torn between waiting a few months to see if Nexus is finally going to release an 8" tablet ( the G-Pad 8.3 GPE edition is getting almost no development as well..) or what specs the 2014 Nexus-7 will have and just go with that in June/July or just sell the 8.3 and grab a N7-2013 to start enjoying flashing again immediately and let the dust stay settled until the fall of 2014..:cool:

The 3rd option would be to keep my 8.3 and treat it like an iPad ( Just keep the Mahdi-ROM or Beanstalk on it ) and grab a 2012 Nexus 7 for like $130.00 and flash and beat the hell out of it to satisfy my Flashaholic Addiction.. Since it still gets just as much support as the N7-2013 ;)

Dude.. I miss when the weekend comes, pouring a drink.. sitting in my favorite recliner throwing on a movie and trying out a new ROM or ROM/Kernel combo... That's what Flashing & Customization of Settings & Theming is all about.. it's what XDA is all about.. and for the moment.. only the Nexus-7 can give you that experience every weekend for 52 straight weeks a year.. That's just how much support the Nexus gets.. and that's a tough act for any Tablet to follow.. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
Hi mate :) i was thinking you had given up talking loool.

Well so far everything is fine. Still amazed with battery life and fortunately root as not being an issue. Also i read this week that Asus is preparing KitKat for several of their tablets (i hope FHD is on their mind) including some older ones.

Wow the prices there in US are amazing :eek: ... 130 bucks for a 2012 Nexus that is a bargain compared with the 200 Euros in my country (+/ 240 $).

Keep you LG for now. 2014 is going to be a year full of new tech especially in the SoC department. 2015 will be a very good year to buy new stuff.

If i could get a Nexus 7 2012 for that price here in my country i would not hesitate... and i dont even like 7'' screens... but to play around that would be soo sweet ... Can you get me a working visa there looool ? US get the best prices... even with the economic crises.

Btw did you saw the presentation of project Aura from Google? that will be a game changer IMO.

Cheers.
[Android General] RaiderWill:
I'm glad all is well my friend.. :cool:

Well... you will find out in what reguard Asus holds the FHD 10 when the update to KK is released.. And yes.. there are deals to be found here as far as electronics are concerned.. ;) My 8.3 is a very nice Tablet.. Yes I do like it better than the MeMO I had, but I am impressed with Samsung's new Pro 8.4.. :cool: 8.3 to 8.5 for me and a lot of others is the "Sweet Spot" in Tablet size.
[Android General] Exnor:
Yep the new samy tablets are quite impressive... but i would wait until the end of the year because of the new tech.

Sent from Asus MemoPad FHD ME302C
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Well... November of 2013 (LG 8.3) January of 2014 (Samsung 8.4) July of 2014 (Nexus-8.5) Nov/Dec of 2014 ( ? ) ... :cool:

The cycle goes on and on my friend.. One just has to decide what is right for them for a given period of time. I love the Developer's Support for the Nexus-7 2013.. It's Unmatched.. But with the Extinction of the Nexus-7 for 2014 and the ushering in of the Nexus-8.5 for 2014 I pray that the rumors are not true.. and the maker of the Nexus-8.5 (Asus) does not go with the Intel Merrifield Class Processor.. Nothing against Intel, I just don't want to see the Nexus 8.5 face a Road Block to Root, Recovery, Unlocking, ROM's etc.. the same way the Atom Class of Processors did..

The thought of Developers turning their backs on a Nexus Product due to it being Intel Based is scary to say the least.. :cool:

So I pray that does not happen.. If the Nexus 8.5 sticks with a Conventional Processor ( Snapdragon Class ) that for sure will be my next tablet purchase.
[Android General] Exnor:
Well yes the cycle never ends but there are periods to buy that are better than others...

The Atom z3xxx series (Merrifield) is a revolution on x86 SoC's... and i see no roadblock if the next Nexus uses one. And it would be extremely good for devs because Linux and *ix OS's are normally developed 1st on x86.

Plus by using a x86 arch and enough RAM devs would easily enable dual boot on them, and one could use other OS's that don't have ARM compilations.. now that would be sweet (my FHD for example could easily run Windows 8 if some dev's had pick up this model and start working on it :( ).

Now ARM A53 and A57 based SoC's are the ones that i want to see working. The new ARMv8 64 bit plus the already used little.Big arch is quite impressive.

Qualcomm already announced their 1st SoC based on them.

For me i want a Nexus with 10inch screen for my next tablet.
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Time Lines....

Ah My Friend..

We view the road to the future through 2 different Timelines.. :cool:

I predict the Developer's Accomplishments will diminish by at least 50% should the Next-Gen Nexus 8 & 10 ship with x86 internals.

I speak in terms of Unlocking, Rooting, Custom Recoveries, Custom ROM's & Kernels... Not the Productivity aspects of what can done.. ;)

The main reason I don't own a FHD 10 right now is the Developer's want nothing to do with x86.. And the year is 2014.. most feel going forward Multiple Cores CPu & GPu are what's needed for multi-tasking.. the x86 methodology of using only Dual-Cores in Android devices is not the popular choice...

I hope these reasons remain the Primary Reasons x86 does not make it into a Nexus Deivce.

It Would Change It's Very Heart & Soul. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
Sorry for the late reply.

Well my opinion still remains that the more CPU arch's on Android the better for the consumer ... For now i want to see the excellent Intell SoC's in more devices and see what ARM will develop to maintain in the top selected arch.

IMO Intel gravest mistake is using their own GPU tech on the newest z3xxx SoC's... they should have used Qualcomm or PowerVR GPU's ...

I dont share your fears about devs leaving x86 nexus devices drying in the sun... i think any Nexus devices will always (well at least until Google does not follow the trend of releasing a new device every 3 months) have followers and people coding for them... after all that was the idea behind the Nexus project if i recall correctly.

If Google ever releases a 10inch x86 tablet i will certainly buy it (unless the device is very badly conceived).
[Android General] RaiderWill:
I have nothing against Intel Expansion into the Universe of Android...

I just don't feel the Nexus Class of devices would benefit from straying that far off the path with such a radical change...

I think the 805 Class of Processors from Qualcomm running at 2.5 - 2.7 GHz would be the natural progression for Nexus to follow... :cool:

And I see nothing wrong with Intel continuing along the same path.. By anointing the MeMO FHD Class of tablets with it's latest Silicon.. again, following the natural line of evolution..

And, I have not read anything Good or Bad about the x86 performance in the Dell Line of Tablets.. so I have to assume they preform Average at this stage of their evolution.

I don't believe the market has reached 100% compatibility with the x86 just yet.. With the Google coference coming up in about 90 days, we would have heard if Intel's x86 were behind a new line of Nexus Devices.. ( Nexus 8 2014 & Nexus 10.2 2014 ) :cool:

For the mainstream consumer, there is NOTHING wrong with the x86 architecture.. But for the Developer, you don't want to fight Locked Bootloaders and General Compatibility with the Tinker's Crowd.. You want to have *Un-Locked Bootloaders* and 100% Compatibility with all available code (ROM's & Kernel) The ease in which even a layman can have a Custom Nexus Device is something I serious doubt Nexus is willing to just give up for no reason.. x86 just does not "Bring It" to the table in such a way that would warrant such a radical change for Google..

Maybe by the time we roll into 2015, Intel can prove a worthy competitor to Qualcomm's Snapdragon SoC's Performance attributes... But IMO it's not quite ready for a "Head to Head" or a claim of Superiority just yet my friend.. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
Hi mate.

Why do you say that x86 based SoC devices have Locked Bootloaders (i'm talking about in the case there is a Nexus device)?

ARM based devices can have locked bootloaders if the SoC manufacturer / engineers wants to...
[Android General] RaiderWill:
The one thing about Nexus devices is they are easy to unlock.. and they run sewing machine smooth with Qualcomm's Snapdragon Multi-Core SoC pumping the blood and I just don't want to see that change for x86.. and I'm 100% sure that is not going to happen since Google I/O is only about 90 days away and no info has leaked about a drastic switch to x86.. That's the most important thing for me.. I prefer Nexus just the way it is.. :cool:

And I cannot wait for the Nexus 8. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
HI mate,

So there is no particular reason for x86 Intel SoC's to be more difficult to unlock?
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Hey Exnor.. :cool:

That's my assumption.. But as it stands, we'll never know.. There are no phones here on XDA that I know of running x86.. and the few tablets that have it have really no development.. just some interest in the low-activity section.. It's just not going to happen my friend..:cool:

For the same reasons I gave up on the MeMO last year.. It may very well be as easy as 1-2-3 to unlock it, But the development community making a wholesale switch to x86 ? It's just not going to happen anytime soon.. no matter what the benefits might be at this current stage. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
hi mate, sorry for the late reply.

Well i really don't understand why anyone (devs) would avoid exploring the x86 branch (or any other arch branch)... anyway you are right, no one as pick up the x86 devices here on XDA :( ...

off topic: i have played with a LG 8.5 tablet this weekend in a showroom and its very comfortable to handle... extremely thin and great IPS screen. As soon its price drops i might offer one to my wife, since her Tab2 7'' is getting old.
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Well.. :cool:

Just since last we chatted there has been a lot of activity going on with my LG 8.3.. Leaked versions from around the world of LG's official KitKat 4.4.2 have started to show up.. and several Excellent ROM's are currently available.. including a Cherry Picked Cyanogenmod ROM that has Nightly releases and of course, The "Official" Cyanogenmod 4.4.2 is kicking butt with nightly releases as well.. :cool:

This was the activity level and support I'd hoped would eventually come to the FHD 10..

But deep down, I kinda knew I would have to come back to the Qualcomm Snapdragon Universe if I wanted a table that was going to get support here on XDA..

Should the price point hit your budget.. you may want to consider selling your FHD and purchasing 2 G-Pad 8.3's.. You would not be sorry.. trust me. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
Hi mate,

Well if the LG had a 10.1 inch screen i might consider it... smaller than 9inch is a no go for me.. especially because i have to use VNC and RDP to work sometimes :/

I was thinking to get a Nexus 7 1st gen for my wife... they are selling pretty cheap right now and it would be an upgrade from the Tab2 7'' ...
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Hey Exnor,.. :cool:

Don't know if I would consider a 2012 N7 much of an upgrade.. Unless you plan to just Root it and install one of the many nice ROM's still available for it..

But to leave it stock.. I personally would not invest in it.. :cool:

Why would you not get your Wife the Asus MeMO 7 FHD ???

The Asus MeMO 7 is a Fine Tablet.. and it's 1.2 GHz Quad-Core SoC is easily Rootable.. The screen has the same Res as the Old Nexus and you could even pick her favorite color since you would have about 5 to choose from..

A much more modern and nicer choice.. :cool:
[Android General] Exnor:
Well the problem is price lol... the Nexus is selling for 120 eur and the memo 7 is way more expensive.... plus she only uses the tablet for web browsing.

Why do you say stock rom is not worth it? It got 4.4.

Sent from Asus MemoPad FHD ME302C
[Android General] RaiderWill:
Well....:cool:

It seems this tablet is going to have to last her into 2015..

I think going back to 2012 is going back too far.

KitKat is going to mean nothing to her if her primary usage is reading from the Net.. She needs Clarity to be honest.. In this age of HD resolution screen technology, why would you want to invest in something for her that is not the best choice for your Wife's Eyes?

Not to mention the 2012 Nexus 7 had Reboot Issues, Screen Lifting Issues, Major Bog Down Issues as the memory filled up and some ran hot.

To be honest.. Even the MeMO 7 is not the best choice for her..

Why not put your needs aside this year.... since you are 100% happy with x86 and your 10" FHD... why do you really need another tablet in 2014?

Just put that money you were going to spend on yourself towards a really nice Tablet for your Wife.. Something with 1920 x 1080 HD Resolution and maybe even an 8" display ( which is 30% bigger than a 7" display ) and let her have something nice as well.. and something that will easily last and preform deep into 2015..

You don't need another Tablet.. you have a 2013 device..

But your Wife does need something newer..:cool:

Put her needs ahead of yours my friend for 2014.. ;)
[Android General] Exnor:
You got me all wrong mate... i'm not buying anything new for myself and of course if i had the money i would add give my wife the best tablet around.

This was an idea i had to give her something a little better... because to be honest she is happy with the Tab2 7'' and never showed any interest in getting a new one (she can buy one herself if she want, we don't have separate accounts so if she needs something and we can afford it she can buy it of course) .

Don't go and think i'm an egoistic guy mate :(

I'm still trying to convince her that a bigger screen would be better for what she uses the tablet... 7'' to web browsing and games is not that good (IMO).
[Android General] RaiderWill:
No offense meant my friend..

I remembered you saying you were going to get another 10" tablet.. either something with intel's latest or a nexus... That's what confused me because I thought you were satisfied with your FHD... Good Luck if you choose the 2012 nexus for her.