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[Android General] lacasa2:
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sorry, but it's out of stock, have another link? For me it's important. Thanks
[Android General] stasisael:
anyone knows where i can find the hdc s4 legend housing? the camera lens got scratched when i dropped it and it fell on a rock! the scratch is in the middle of the lens! just my luck! so i need another housing or just the back to replace so the camera can take proper pictures again! thanks!
[Android General] remigereau:
Someone can say me if have make an homemade GPS anten for this phone to have better fix? If you do it, can you share how? tHANKS.
[Android General] alwin006:
Successful repair as always :good:
[Android General] korab28:
Hello !!! i have cracked my screen ,i want to replace with another but i cant find glass for my phone Mtk6589 hdc legend.Where can i find ?
[Android General] gara123pc:
http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale...egend&catId=0&initiative_id=SB_20140517080158

Hdc galaxy s4 legend touchscreen, display.
[Android General] aurafis:
hi, i try to write here for problems to my s4 clone because now i think could be an hardware problem..any other try didn't work...my phone stop to work after 20minutes, more or less...initially wifi and bluetooth froze and i had to restart...now everything froze after a while..i can't call...phone show that i am on line, but if i try to call it i result out of line...ifi try to make a call it freeze and i have to restart it again again...somebody can help me? thank you very much
[Android General] Cactus47:
Volume & Power Button

I am the only "special kid" who can't make volume and power alluminium buttons fit while assembling the device back? Any tips?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madfarmer:
Hi guy's

I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to create a recovery of the latest CM with USB Debugging enabled, that i can boot to from fastboot ?

My problem is that i have an old Nexus S with a broken screen. I would really like to turn this into a Chromecast device with CheapCast.

I actually had it up and running on the rom that was loaded on the phone when the screen broke. I then tried to install the newest CM 10.1.2 from Rom Manager, but now it seems that USB-debugging has been disabled after the update.

This would be super useful for anybody who wants to put his broken Nexus S to some use again.. Hope someone can help.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oscartoledo05:
Hey guys, i've just bought the Apple Earpods and after trying them on my iPod Touch 4g, I tried them on my phone. They weren't detected. I looked for info about it and in this forum I saw that i had to download soundabout. I did, but Earpods aren't still detected. Does anyone have an idea of this problem ? Thank you all !
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popthosegaskets:
It's blindingly obvious. You can't use Apple earphones with Android devices because they were made for Apple devices. These earphones will contain hardware that can only be used with Apple devices. No matter what program you use, you won't get the same experience from it as compared to using it with an Apple device.

僕のLT18iから送られてきた
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KS Lin:
Looks like Earpod is not supported by Sony phones, not a software issue. Incompatible headset notification appeared on Sony stock Rom. But, when I tested it on my friend's Samsung Galaxy Note 2, it worked.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oscartoledo05:
It's not an Android's problem because I tried them on my bro's phone and they worked.

Isn't there any solution then ?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sahaab:
I believe Arc uses OMTP audio jack

Will earpods are TSSP (like most other phones)

U can find OMTP to TSSP adapters/converters online

Sent from my LT18i
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malimukk:
It's not a software thing, it's hardware related.

It's the 3.5mm jack itself. The 2011 xperia phones are made with OMTP standard jacks. But most of the new headsets are made on the CTIA standard.

The difference is the switched ground and microphone place of connection.

As you see it on this picture.

You could buy a adapter or cut the cable and switch the connections yourself (not recommended :P )

Altough, any headset WITHOUT a microphone will work on both devices
[Nexus 10 General] Sensamic:
Just curious to see how many are thinking of selling their Nexus 10 I the next two months to buy the new one.

I don't see what more can they improve truthfully. Battery I think will stay the same (I mean on screen time), screen can't improve more, speakers will be the same, etc.

All I can see improvement in is on the CPU. Maybe even 3GB RAM.

Everything else is not really important. Better cameras? Who cares in a tablet?

Maybe some minor design tweaks.

Overall only the CPU is an important change.
[Nexus 10 General] VertigoOneX:
No definitely not. I like its design very much, screen is superb as you said, maybe it needs a contrast tweak but its not that important. IMO tablets and smartphones don't need to get any faster in future, they should tweak battery life and fight heat generation of the cpu/gpu.

The most drastic change would be a new/different system but as the "old nexus" is still a nexus it'll be updated anyway.

Only if theyd reduce weight drastically + even better screen (not ppi but contrast) + better battery life + more appealing design + better thermal management I'd even consider buying a new one...I personally don't need to have the newest octa- dexacore cpu with practically the same battery life or even worse...
[Nexus 10 General] trickster2369:
No.

From my S-Off BadSeed DNA
[Nexus 10 General] DaaT:
I'll have to wait and see what they come out with before making a decision.
[Nexus 10 General] 3DSammy:
No, the current version does all I want at this time. I will wait 2-3yrs before buying a new tablet. That assumes it does not die or that battery deteriates to the point I must buy a new one. If anything I don't like about current tablets is that the batteries cannot be user replaced like laptops.
[Nexus 10 General] lvnatic:
Do you really think all they can come up with is a new CPU?

And even if its only that, there are people who always want the newest and best thing on the market. If they put a better GPU (we rly need one), 1 more GB RAM (cause 1 is used only by the gpu) and maybe better build quality, it's already a huge improvement.

Add ASUS' keyboard dock and this thing is a dream come true.
[Nexus 10 General] je55ter:
Not going to sell it, but my wife has gotten very frustrated with the slow performance of her hand-me-down Galaxy Tab 10.1, so now she wants me to get a new tablet so she can have my Nexus 10. So there's a good chance I'll be picking up the new one soon after release.
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
jmo but if the rumors are true that Asus will be making the new one, I'm happy with what I got (Samsung).
[Nexus 10 General] miketoasty:
More than happy with my current tablet and will be sticking around probably until next year. There's not too much they can add that the current one doesn't do. Probably just better CPU/GPU which isn't worth a $500 upgrade.
[Nexus 10 General] TacticalDesire:
A better GPU and more ram is all thats really needed. The design is fine, screen and speakers are all great. CPU is fine but I'm sure most wouldn't mind a quad core.
[Nexus 10 General] styckx:
No.. I'm not chasing unnecessary (for me) technology advancements...
[Nexus 10 General] touchfan:
LTE support could get me to sell/switch. Also I got the 16GB and I wish I would have got the 32GB. If the new one doesn't have LTE I might try to pick up a first gen 32GB cheap.

*edit clarity
[Nexus 10 General] newellj79:
I'll be waiting for next years Nexus 10. I'm on the two year plan...
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
Other than wanting better battery life, there isn't really anything about my n10 hat i need improving. CPU, GPU, screen, speakers, design, build quality, it all does it's job just great.
[Nexus 10 General] zerocool79346:
I just got mine yesterday off Swappa after studying the rumor mill and comparing the the first gen to my needs. It didn't make sense to spend $180 more for something just because it was new in my case.
[Nexus 10 General] Texashol:
No, I will keep my Nexus 10. I am very happy with it and don't need an new One
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
Yes, I'm selling my N10 to buy the new one.

Having lived with the N10 for a year, I'm not afraid to acknowledge its shortcomings.

The GPU overheats too quickly while playing certain games. I had the N7v2 for a short while and the GPU in that tablet was quicker and cooler and never overheated during the same games I played on the N10.

The CPU could be faster - I'm not saying the Exynos is slow, but when I'm loading desktop sites, it does take a few seconds for every site to load. I don't like mobile sites.

More RAM is always a good thing.

The way I see it, I plan on selling my 32 GB N10 for $250-$300, and then I'll by the new one for $200-$250.
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
How do you plan on buying the new one for 200-250 dollars? Or did you mean 200-250 dollars more because I don't think it will be that cheap :confused:
[Nexus 10 General] sader2202:
Selling this for the nexus 7 2013. The size is just too much, I'm no longer a can of 10 inch tablets. Sticking to 7 to 8.5 inches and anything bigger will just be a laptop or an ultrabook.

Hallowed Is The Sader
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
I really can't refer to 7 inches as tablet.just as a big phone. 7 inches for me is a joke, I prefer a phone than a small tablet.

Only as a second tablet I can find it of use.
[Nexus 10 General] sader2202:
I disagree, I can't see anything bigger than 5 inches being a phone, LG G2 is the exception though. How stupid do you look holding a 7 inch phone to your face talking? People look stupid holding the note 2 and xperia z ultra to their face to me. After my experience with N10, anything 10+ inches should come with a physical keyboard. Since I already have a laptop close to that size, I see no reason for a tablet that big anymore.

Hallowed Is The Sader
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
No I meant close to 7,e.g. Samsung $4,5 inches top. For me perfect is 5 inches phone,10 tablet and 15 laptop. No smaller and no bigger that those, maybe only a 17 inch laptop. But really even note 8 seemed really small to me. The easy I used it with all that zoom, the experience was closer to a phone than tablet. And as for the keyboard, go for Swype, it's all you need.
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
I had doubts about buying the N7 the other day, but tbh. while it sucks as a tablet in terms of typing emails or using forums (keyboard too small) It is fantastic for media but mostly for gaming. I now have my N10 for films and such, and my N7 for youtube in bed but mainoly games. I hated playing games on my N10 due to the sreen size and having to move my hands all over the place, on the N7, i love games, and with a stylus i barely have to move my hand to cover the whole screen :)
[Nexus 10 General] BamAlmighty:
People talking on the Note 2 look ridiculous.
[Nexus 10 General] dcaplinger76:
Not Shaq..... :D

I just got mine several weeks ago, it would take some major changes to make me sell it. I really cant even think of any changes I would make, probably add an sd slot but that alone is not worth upgrading as I have the 32gb and an otg cable.
[Nexus 10 General] sader2202:
Trade my n10 for a n7 v2 and couldn't be happier.
[Nexus 10 General] arjman:
Unless it's packing some seriously powerful GPU (to manhandle that monster resolution) and improved cooling I'll be content with my N10!
[Nexus 10 General] sfobrien:
No. Mine runs great and does all I need it to do. It's the 32gig version.
[Nexus 10 General] Jbluna:
Well if he's planning to sell his nexus 10 that probably means he'll use that money as well :p
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
Yeah lol i added that extra sentence at the end because i realized that

Sent from my LG-P970g
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
Just remember guys, the current N10 is powered by a dual-core Exynos at 1.7 GHz.

The new N10 is going to be powered by either the Snapdragon 800 (quad Krait 400), Exynos 5 Octa (quad A15 + quad A7), or Tegra 4 (quad A15), ALL of which are leaps and bounds ahead of the old Exynos.

Can't wait! :laugh:
[Nexus 10 General] vadergr:
Just got mine and i am a happy owner.

Typing is not as easy as with the 4/3 tablets but i will get use to it.

For sure the new nexus will be better but this one is super fast so i don't know if it will be an easy decision to buy the new one.
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
Which in my books is getting to the stage the likes of desktop gpu's are at. They release more and more powerful cards, with nothing to use them for, the older cards still do everything you need from them. The new cpus in the future tablets might be leaps and bounds above the current cpu, but it doesn't mean it's generally needed. N10 still does everything the majority want from it. I'll only consider the newer stuff if there is anything released that requires that leap and bound of additional power.
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
I disagree. Desktop cpus may have reached a performance peak with marginal gains with each release, but mobile cpus still have a long way to go. The Exynos in the current N10 takes too long to load desktop websites IMO, and the majority of consumers browse the web on their phones/tablets. A faster cpu will definitely help in this regard.
[Nexus 10 General] Rickdaddy:
lol first gen nexus 10 owners are going to try justifying their old ones when the new ones will probably be an improvement.
[Nexus 10 General] dcaplinger76:
There's really nothing to justify... while the new one may have some improvements, I'm sure for the majority of users the old one will still be more than enough to handle what we want out of a tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
Nexus 10 is a great tablet. It has a great screen ,if you root cm10.2 it has a great performance and battery life is really good, mine is atm at 9+ hours on screen time with 10% battery left.

Actually new nexus unrooted and without custom kernel is gonna be slower than the current nexus 10 as i have it tweaked. And no, with slower i dont mean the retarted speed tests that tell nothing about the phone. I mean about the responsiveness. When i open something i want it opened asap when i zoom in in internet i want it without shutted and when i alt tab apps i want it to happen instantly. My nexus 10 tweaked does all those atm.

Cant see the next nexus 10 offering me something more, only i might desire would be new note 10.1 for the styles which is something i always liked but the last notes where bad imho.
[Nexus 10 General] HarmonyFlame:
I'm not sure whether or not I will sell my current one or not. As of now i'm leaning towards selling it though. I will just have to wait and see.
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
If i can sell my 32 gig for 350 then maybe. But i think its good enough for another 1-2 years before i want a new one

Sent from my LG-P970g
[Nexus 10 General] Itaintrite:
Won't be buying the new one for just one reason: I no longer need a 10" tablet. The only time I'm using my N10 is in bed, watching movies. I don't even use it to read in bed anymore! That's what the new N7 is for. Kinda sad :(
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
Well and you find use n7 for every day? Why? How? 7 inch is tiny and the same as using a phone :)
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
If your phone is 7" i guess it's the same. My phone has a 3.7" screen, it is nothing like using a tablet. I flat hate using the internet on my phone, with a N7 it is great. Same goes for films, games, typing, reading, everything. I still use my N10 for any genuine typing or media consumption though.
[Nexus 10 General] Itaintrite:
Lol, the only person who can use a 7" tablet as a phone and get away with it is probably Shaq. I take my N7 everywhere with me for reading. Perfect size. The N10 stays home.
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
Well the way i see it, men dont carry bags. And if you are to carry one it will be in lets say less than a briefcase size. So the N10 will still fit. There is no way a man can carry a bag in size of N7 and get away with it. So the way i see it N10 is great outside the house also :P

+ i can never get over the small size of n7, so small in my eyes its unreal:P
[Nexus 10 General] Arun01:
Can someone provide a link to this new nexus 10?
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
everheard of pockets? Mine fits in my back pocket easily. Remember, "the small size of the n7, so small" ;) The whole point of my purchase of a 7 was so that i would not have to carry my tablet in either a bag or hold it in my hand. With the n10 that is a requirement. N7 fits in pocket, job done :)

If you're using the N7 for mapping purposes, it's a hell of a lot easier to walk around with it in one hand than walk around with a n10 held in front of you with both hands looking like a prize willy :D
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
There's more to a tablet than portability.

The larger the screen, the better it is for web browsing, watching videos, playing games, reading ebooks, etc. Portability is a lower priority than all of these IMO. If you want portability, that's what smart phones are for. I have a 4.7 inch phone that I carry around in my pocket and I use that on the go.

I have never seen anyone pull a 7 inch tablet out of their pocket and start using it. Ever.

I do, however, see people carry iPads around with cases. And there's a couple women at the office who carry 7 inch tablets in their purses.

But carrying a tablet around in your pocket? That's just wishful thinking at best.

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The new N10 won't "probably" be an improvement, it WILL be an improvement.

And yes, the original N10 owners will justify why buying the new one isn't necessary. While the new N10 owners will justify why buying the new one is the better option. Just like on the Nexus 7 forums. :laugh:

IMO people don't even NEED a tablet in the first place. So if you're getting a tablet, why not get the best one you can for the money?
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
I beg to differ about the need of a tablet. Ever seated in your sofa with a laptop on your lap ? Or in bed with a laptop? Or try to read an ebook from a laptop? I also need to be watching something to fell asleep so tablet was a godsent for both me and my gf .

Considering gadget usefullness tablets are pretty high in the list Imho.
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
I beg to differ as well.

Humans have survived without tablets for thousands of years. If I took your tablet away from you I'm sure you wouldn't suddenly die or become homeless.

All of the scenarios you listed are examples of when having a tablet would be convenient, but not a necessity. Before tablets, my laptop did all of those things, and ebooks didn't exist yet lol.
[Nexus 10 General] papakaliati:
Really we gonna go on the humans have survived thing? Its not food water or air captain obvious , but that doesnt mean that it doesnt make your life easier and simpler:P
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
Still not a necessity!
[Nexus 10 General] trickster2369:
This couldn't have been said better. I'll be keeping my "old", 9 month old tablet.

From my S-Off BadSeed DNA
[Nexus 10 General] hughlle:
4.7 inches is tiny, I bought my tablet for a reason :) notice how it's all personal preference?

I put my tablet in my pocket, so how exactly is it wishful thinking? And I've never ever seen anyone with an HTC one, so by your logic, surely no one has bought one?
[Nexus 10 General] Arun01:
Will the new nexus be able to read hard drives like 500gb drives?
[Nexus 10 General] Caelrie:
I don't see why not. All the other Nexus devices can.
[Nexus 10 General] enik_fox:
Well I give my old tablets as gifts so I'm not selling it. That being said I wouldn't mind seeing the new exynos octa with the Mali GPU and 3 gigs of ram. The screen doesn't bother me but I hope they fix the light bleed problem. Nothing is more annoying than trying to watch american Horror Story in a dark room and seeing that bleeding in some of the corners.
[Nexus 10 General] altimax98:
I am 6'3" and I carried my 1st Gen N7 in the front pocket of a pair of Dockers. Wasn't the most comfortable but it worked. I also would carry it around in a pair of deep pocketed cargo shorts
[Nexus 10 General] MattBooth:
After the debacle that is this tablet? No.
[Nexus 10 General] dcaplinger76:
Dont know what problems you've had but mine has been flawless.
[Nexus 10 General] SeaFractor:
I'm totally aware of the Asus Transformer. Let's not get into the GPS fiasco on that tab, good friend has one and isn't happy about that, but that display isn't the same as what will be needed for the Nexus. ASUS has how many products out with the same screen resolution at this time?

Granted, when Samsung first released their N10, it was a first for them as well. But they've learned how to improve. Ants, and other issues were greatly resolved in the later builds. This is also with them producing 10.1 tabs already. So the Transformer doesn't necessarily mean ASUS is ready for the 2560x1600 environment at a lower cost than would normally be expected.

Samsung already has a second 2560x1600 resolution tab under their belt, the soon to ship Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition. What did they learn? How to save 30% on energy cost at the same time being twice as bright!

My point is, that several news agencies and users in other threads thought the N10 was going to receive a microSD slot. It has nothing to do with my decision to purchase, or I would have skipped the purchase of my 2012 edition N10. This more of a correction about the speculation that a microSD slot will be provided on the 2013 edition N10.

My point is that the N10 won't necessarily be left in the dust by the new edition. Using Antutu Benchmark 4 on my N10 (which is stock 4.3 OTA, no overclock), I receive the following score:

20030

When comparing to the Google Nexus 7 2013 edition, you'll see 20438.

Only a 438 point difference.

N10 2012 edition is still faster in the following tests:

Dalvik

RAM Speed

Storage I/O

Database I/O

So outside of 3D graphics, which the N10 isn't necessarily a slouch, I don't expect I'd see much difference in the performance of applications for productivity use. I use Photoshop Touch, Autodesk Sketchpad Pro, Evernote and Quickoffice. For entertainment it's the Google Play apps as well as NetFlix.

So outside of a Gaming perspective, if they still offer the 2012 N10 for a lower price, many customers might elect to save the money and still get a decent performer.

Cool! Glad to hear that, hope it's what is used. Don't forget their Transformer pad had GPS issues that were resolved with an external dongle. The Nexus 7 2013 edition briefly had GPS issues as well. Let's hope that this is pulled off smoothly on their new product.

To the original poster: No, I'm not purchasing a new N10 2013 edition tablet. I expect I'll see a performance improvement, but not compelling enough to shell out close to $500 to replace my existing N10.
[Nexus 10 General] stonebear:
Ditto, lol. :)

I actually have no complaints about my N10, it has a bit of light bleed but so does my IPS PC Screen, it's little and I can live with it because I only notice it if I look for it.

I need more reason to go spending again, I already have a Grouper, Manta and recently bought a Mako, lol. I am not gonna upgrade them every time a new version comes out.