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[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] DutchDanny:
It's not normal to take that much time for a backup, the twrp is better in backing up.....

Send via my BinDroided HTC One
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] imagelost:
Thank you I will try flashing TWRP and see how that goes.
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] xtacydima:
Switched flawlessly to CWM after trying TWRP (using Odin procedure as described). It's still not as fast as my other tablets or any of my phones, after hitting the vol up or down it's like an actual second or second and a half for the highlighted field to move, as opposed to the "instant move" I'm used to seeing.

But way better than TWRP for this unit as that is horribly slow to respond to touch and has some bugs on touch.

I hope to see touch CWM some day :)
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] khaledreno:
Is this also works on P5200 ? (wifi+3g)
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Yes. It does.
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] khaledreno:
can i ask you about tab 3 10.1 :D

1- i'm in safe mode can't get out of it i'v done alot of things (restart reboot )

2- is the volume up and down in tab 3 touch :D or click like power button i have this problem i think the volume button sensitivity is 10000% :D

is that a hardware problem or woftware i use saudia arabia stock rom the build of june XXUAMG7 it was the first so please tell me
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
It could be software. I would enter recovery mode if you can and factory reset it. See if that helps.
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] khaledreno:
i'v done factory reset from settings , i want to flash cwm but afraid of the volume buttons i mean when i flash cwm via odin somthing happends
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Flashing cwm was going to suggest you try and then installing a custom rom. But it could be risky so do so at your own risk.
[Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Android Development] khaledreno:
i f**ked with this tab the volume problem is very senstive and the safe mode which i can't exit from it with any way i thing i will go do samsung coustmer support in egypt but i have the warranty from KSA (saudia arabia) i don't know they will accept the device in egypt hope they accept

any way thnx for helping me
[General Questions and Answers] Istoletheweed:
I had no idea where to put this so but I guess this is close to the right place. I am trying to use cyanogenmod on my galaxy s3 r350u (US Cellular) but I keep getting the "can't connect to camera" error. I have found a solution but I need the camera firmware. The code doesn't work and I saw someone post a reply about how they found theirs through catlog and I'm just wondering how one would go about doing that. I tried finding out from that person but their account has been inactive for about two years so I have nothing. Can anyone help me out?
[General Topics] paul jackman-graham:
Sync-ing is fine. How can I live without it? Well I often have to, and I don't like it! I work for weeks or months at a time for clients on their sites and am expected to use their e-mail and calendar systems. However (and quite correctly) many of them won't allow connection to their systems of devices that they have not supplied and configured, so no syncing of my calendar on my PDA (Orange SPV M2000). I know it is possible in MS Outlook to export and import calendar data to and from files, and the files themselves can be sent by e-mail. Does anyone know of complementary software for Pocket PC that can do the same thing, i.e. take outlook calendar data in a file and use it to sync the Pocket-PC calendar (and vice-versa). Yes, I know it is messy, but it isn't half as messy as having to manually keep the two calendars in line!
[General Topics] Rudegar:
outlook let you export and import things like that

as you see fit

you can just choose to export the calender to a pst file

and then import it to a nother pc with outlook which the xda can sync with

or maybe one could send an emial from the outlook you cant synch

with invisting you to all the appointments of the calender you require to

have on your device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nico074:
After upgrading to 4.3 JB Superuser does not work and gives me this message:

Please help me!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you need to reflash supersu in recovery. its not like this hasnt been discussed before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
I need my phone working with the root plzzzzzzzz halppp meeee

a maguro sent this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nico074:
I have already run reflash via CWM, but nothing changes ... : (
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
did you get the newest version of supersu? my bet is no.

if you had searched, you wouldve known this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nico074:
I solved it.

Before restarting a question is asked: if flashing the recovery. You have to answer NO and I solved.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bladebarrier:
I recently had a Kindle Fire HD LTE. I rooted it, installed the google marketplace, and was able to install the majority of my google play android apps.

I then saw there was a student discount on the basic 8.9" model, going for $200 less than I spent on the LTE version. Considering I had activated, but never even used the LTE plan, I figured it was a no-brainer to just go pure wifi.

I rooted the exchanged model, installed the store, and found that a large number of very basic apps from google play were no longer listed as compatible.

I believe the marketplace I had on the first version was quite old. It had the app listing that looked curved, and small. Clearly from before tablets were common. The Google Play store I have now is the modern version, common to regular Android tablets.

The strange thing is that it's the same device, essentially, and these were very basic apps (news, weather, etc) that ran fine on the LTE.

Is there a way for me to get my marketplace to allow me to install those apps again? I realize there are ways to modify files in order to look like a different device, but something else must be happening here, considering the LTE version was compatible (one that is far less common of a style), and the wifi only one was not (the most common 8.9").

Any thoughts on why it's giving me a hard time on the wifi-version, using the more recent play store?

//One thing I was thinking about was the fact that the LTE version has GPS built in. Most of these apps probably had, in one way or another, an ability to use GPS. On the other hand, none of them required GPS to function properly, and 99% of the time I had GPS disabled. Should I risk tricking my google play store marketplace into thinking it's the LTE version? I've heard some risky things about doing things like that, and would be in over my head.

EDIT: I renamed the device in the build.drop, to the same name as the LTE edition, and nothing changed. I'm not sure if there's more to edit than the basic device model name, but that didn't fix it.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cronoss:
Search for MarketHelper 1.1 apk here on xda. Change your device too nexus tablet and all done.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bladebarrier:
Cheers!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
Now that the big unveiled is over is there enough of a change to be worth upgrading to?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ChristopherShort:
The rumored specs were worth it, but the actual specs... Not so much
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
This is going to get closed... there's a thread for other devices. Anyway, before that happens, they were the expected upgrades. 5.7" 1080p display, Snapdragon 800, 13MP camera. I like the Note series, I will upgrade to it once development is active.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] akellar:
The rumored specs match what they announced....what rumors are you referring to?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] chuko303:
To me the note 3 looks sickkkk but under the hood is alright does it at least have all the feature of the s4. Seems like s4 packed with way more tweaks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] miketoasty:
Expect it to be locked down like the S4 on Verizon. Specs are kind of meh when considering there hasn't been lag in phones for probably about a year now.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
Yupp, but I'm always for a better screen and slimmer phone. I'm just hoping Hashcode's safestrap method for the S4 can be quickly implemented on the N3, plus if he gets kexec support working then we don't even really need an unlocked bootloader.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
I expect the Verizon version to be rooted not long after the phone is released. Unlocking or jail breaking might take much longer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ChristopherShort:
6.3 inch screen
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] akellar:
That's the Galaxy Mega not the Note 3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ChristopherShort:
Oh, I could be interested
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
Yeah, rooting is never a problem obviously. It's looking like we'll be going the S4/Moto route, no unlocking. Just safestrap/kexec.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
That seems likely but maybe we will be surprised.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pool_shark:
I won't be upgrading.

The human eye can only see so much so I think 1080P on a phone is pointless.

Running top and sar on the command line has yet to show me that I need more processing power.

More mega pixels on a camera mean nothing.

If I was still using my Galaxy Nexus I would get the Note 3, but it seems to me the only real upgrade is a few nice software features that may or not come down to the Note 2.

I can wait for the Note 4.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] harajyuks:
I will certainly upgrade... Unless that vision of the new nexus turns into a real life unicorn.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milimbar:
Hell Yeah

Android 4.3

3GB RAM

32GB Storage

5.7" 1080p Screen

2.3GHz Quad Core Processor

13MP Camera

3200mAh Battery

Narrower

Thinner

Lighter

IR Blaster

New SPen

New Design

WAY too may upgrades for me to pass up!

Only missing Wireless charging, maybe there will be a separate back accessory.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] miketoasty:
Our phone will get 4.3 sometime this year, well at least an international build but it's the same thing really.

3GB of RAM is pointless when our phone barely use a gig maybe a gig and a half.

Extra storage would be nice but with an SD card my note 2 currently has 80GB of storage so....

Can you seriously see pixels on your note 2? If you can then by all means, but if you can't then you won't notice anything different with the screen.

Again, why do you want a faster phone that will just eat battery quicker? Do you actually see lag on the note 2?

MPs mean nothing. Unless you own a 4K TV which in that case you have more than enough money to upgrade.

New battery is only 100mAh bigger than the current but you won't notice as the screen/CPU will eat up more battery.

I know your drawing at straws when you use the lines to describe the same thing, which isn't even true since it's the same size as the note 2 with a thinner bezel. Oh, and the last thing I want is my device to be lighter this thing already feels cheap enough.

Had an IR blaster on my tablet before. Absolutely never used it. More of a gimmick than anything.

S pen is basically the same, with small improvements which won't matter since 99% of us won't use it anyways.

I know I seem like an ass but someone needs to play devils advocate when everyone else out there is spewing about how amazing this device will be without comparing the specs to current phones. Its a note 2 with minimal upgrades, I personally expected more.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milimbar:
Think what you want, and so will I.

Everything i listed is an upgrade, minor or not, it is all an upgrade.

Note 2 is

151.1 x 80.5 x 9.4 mm -- 180g

Note 3 is

151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3 mm -- 168g

Note 3 is

Narrower

Thinner

Lighter

Honestly I can go through your entire comment and point out the flaws, but I wont, instead, I will tell you to go read reviews and hands on of the phone and find the flaws yourself.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] miketoasty:
I never said it wasn't an upgrade but we are no longer talking going from single or dual core to quad core, or from 512 MB of RAM to 2 GB.

And 1 mm thinnger and 12g lighter is nothing you are going to notice. If you want to purchase it go right ahead, but I don't feel any of this is worth a $700 upgrade.

I would love to hear your criticism, if you would rather withhold it, then so be it.

I have read the reviews, they are all saying what I listed, it's a new phone with new specs, nothing spectacular. Actually, most of it is just about the software, which we will get in an software upgrade. Again, please point out my flaws, I didn't come here to talk to myself.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
I wonder what software ported from the N3 will make it to the N2 given Verizon's glacially slow OTAs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milimbar:
First, please do not take anything I have said or am saying in this post as any sort of argument or hostility. It is not.

By that logic.. the note 3 should get 5.0+ some time..

Depending on what you actually use your phone for you will use that 2GB RAM, 3GB is more for future proofing though.

Remember 256MB RAM was overkill when smart phones first came out.

I have 3 TB of music.... I personally feel constrained by a 16GB+64GB storage solution, 64GB+64GB helps some.

Also, more internal storage is better for apps that must run from the internal storage, it is also faster than a SD card.

1080p screen is an upgrade, but i do agree with you on this one. While it is a nice upgrade, I doubt many people will ever be able to tell the difference.

I do want a faster phone, who knows what app will eventually push the threshold of our current 1.6 ghz processor.

700 mhz is actually quite a jump in speed.

MP means a lot when you are printing out those photos.

MP also means a lot when you want to capture detail, or zoom in, or just not have blurry pictures.

The 100 mAh does seem like a small upgrade, however according to what I have read, the newer processor is more battery friendly, coupled with better battery life in android 4.3+ as well as improvements made by Samsung, that 100mAh extra battery is supposed to equal to 40% longer battery life.

Yay 2 full days of not needing to charge.

Note 2 is

151.1 x 80.5 x 9.4 mm -- 180g

Note 3 is

151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3 mm -- 168g

Note 3 is

Narrower

Thinner

Lighter

While you think a phone that weighs 180g feels cheap.

I think it feels heavy and welcome a 12g drop in weight.

The slightly thinner and narrower chassis will also combine to make the phone much more pocketable.

I personally have multiple android set top boxes (Revue, Sony, Vizio) and not all of them control the TV and sound via the phone app.

Having an IR blaster on my phone would be great for me because then I will finally be able to use my phone to control my entire entertainment system, in every room.

The software improvements for the new S Pen are incredible. While the Note 2 may get some or all of them, my favorite upgrade, and it might seem simple to you, is the fact that you can now put the darn thing in the phone any way you want! OMG how that has bugged me.

If you expected more and are disappointed by what was released, you expected way too much.

Care to explain what you would like to have seen released?

Again, none of this is meant to offend.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ma$etas:
not for me i will wait for the Gnote 4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] The Mike O Vich:
I believe I'm going to hang on to my upgrade. The note 2 has been all I've needed in a device. Until I hear of something I CAN'T live without, GN2 will be my DD.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/09/06/verizon-galaxy-note-3-prices/#continued

Not certain if this is any more incentive to upgrade??
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] miketoasty:
I see that we are pretty much on the same level at this point, although with different views on the matter. You see every point as being another reason to upgrade, while I see and react to every point with a "Meh". I hope you do upgrade and I really hope you enjoy your Note 3. I guess it depends on how you look at it, being that I upgraded from a Galaxy Nexus with mediocre specs and horrible battery life to a phone that pretty much stomps it so I am happy having something I can say is much better than what I had before but I don't think that the Note 3 would give me the same satisfaction and therefor I will wait until I have another opportunity to have that same feeling again, as without that I feel like I am just wasting money.

Just make sure you let us know how it is! I will have to live vicariously through you for a while =P
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] LordRalh3:
It seems solid to me, best bit imo is the IR addition wont be getting the note 3 unless the note 4 doesn't t have IR a year from now , my note 2 still has plenty of life in it.

gNOTE2 rolling in the north
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] neckbonest:
I've already pre ordered mine just cause the wife wants my note 2. She's coming from a rezound. While I agree with most everyone's opinion, I still want it. I love the ir blaster myself. I use my phone to control everything I can in my house. I used her upgrade just so I could keep my unlimited data:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
I wonder if the note series will just be incremental versus evolutionary changes?

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Sams...n-October-1st-Verizon-on-October-10th_id47179
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
It will evolve like any other phone, a mix of incremental and evolutionary upgrades.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milimbar:
The improvements they made with the hardware in the Note 3 over the Note 2 are HUGE, 33.3% more RAM, and ~44% processor speed increase alone is a bigger upgrade than anyone else is doing right now. Not to mention adding in features like the IR blaster.... and various software upgrades.

Really, what else can they do with this device? it already is damn near perfect now.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidstyle:
Correct...but in all honesty androids app base is not utilizing that kind of ram or processing power so really the upgrade is not nearly as big as it looks on paper. I do like the fact that the Note 3 is narrower, thinner, and lighter...I might upgrade for that alone, but the pleather back sucks imo. The rest of the differences are gimmicks that will lose thier curb appeal after a couple weeks.

Also the locked bootloader sucks, and if the device does not have a exynos processor, I doubt AO will tackle trying to unlock it. Qualcom's blown qfuses make hacking the bootloader 99% impossible.

All that being said, I am on the fence and will probably sit back and see how things play out instead of pulling the trigger on release day.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] miketoasty:
Now here is something that actually makes it worth an upgrade to me...

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...ss-power-and-30-less-heat-than-existing-tech/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
I'd take an unlocked note 2 over a locked note 3 any day. It can have a more powerful processor and more RAM but I have more powerful multitasking software than stock touchwiz. It would be a downgradem

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] geoff5093:
To the people saying you won't see a difference in the screen, this is completely false. Text is blocky on the Note 2 compared to the S4, you can clearly see the difference in pixel density when comparing the 2, 1080p is definitely worth it and a noticeable improvement.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
False to you, I can't tell the difference. But if you can, just know the note 3 screen will look worse to you than the s4's.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidstyle:
under a magnifying glass maybe...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BoostinBen:
I will only upgrade if there's an unlock/root feature released for it. If not, like the Droid DNA, I will tell it to take a walk.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
It sucks but the new snapdragons aren't getting unlocked. We'll have to use safe strap like moto users.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidstyle:
Its not going to get unlocked if it has a Qualcom processor...read my previous post about Qfuses. We were lucky on the S3 that somebody leaked a insecure bootloader that was most likely the pre release bootloader when the device was in beta testing stages. Doubt that will ever happen again. Exynos processor is what we would need to have a chance. I honestly see the value in the Note 2 going up or maintaining its value being the hardware should be more than capable for years to come and its a fully unlockable.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] nicwall01:
Has anyone else used a phone with an IR Blaster? It took 20 minutes to set up and I never used it. Although it is an upgrade, I find it to be an addition the device could have done without. Just a check in the box to keep up with the Joneses.

Internal storage? Not necessary for me, but I know multiple people that complain about 1g+ apps that eat up internal storage QUICKLY. I suppose I could see the need for this from some.

RAM? Overkill at this point. AT THIS POINT. At some point, no phone on the market will have less than 3g, but by that same line of thinking, at some point no phone on the market will have less than 32g ram.

Screen resolution and size? I'm very surprised that this isn't being made a bigger deal. When buying my last tv, I read a few articles and studies which proved conclusively that the human eye could not detect a difference between 720 and 1080 until the screen size reached between 37 and 40 inches. 5.7 is a long way from that. That being said, the s4's brilliance absolutely blows the N2 out of the water. I love my phone, but get a little disappointed when my s4 gets a little too close and both screens are on.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
Good point about the screen, the resolution isn't what will make it special, is the improved saturation and brightness on their newer amoled screens.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleevasteve:
Curious how much brighter it would be than the Note 2 in full daylight. I think that's a good topic to cover in reviews, that's often overlooked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
Has any blog quantified the change in brightness? More to the point are we certain that there will only be one screen type?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] xghino:
Bigger screen, thinner, lighter, more power, more memory, slightly bigger battery, and higher MP camera....I am seriously thinking about it.

The only thing that might throw me off is the "leather" back i dont know how i feel about that until i see it in person.

Does anyone know how the 2 processor thing will work, as in will carriers have both versions available or is the US only getting one version?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] mikeone33:
Is it weird that I am most excited about the IR blaster?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Alvie03:
Nice!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] joshm.1219:
Samsung's newer 1080p AMOLED panels have more nits of brightness than the 720p ones, as measured by Anandtech according to their reviews of the SIII, Note II, and S4.

I still think it will be hard to see in sunlight, unless they've done something more to improve the panel over the S4. It's my only problem with LED screens, can't see them in sunlight.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Alvie03:
That's why DEV edition of this phone will be the only way to unlock. No confirmation a on Google n3 bit I know that the device I want for Christmas!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronaldheld:
In a practical sense what is the difference between being unlocked and using safestrap/kexec?

Can't the offensive back be replaced eventually?