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[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] asaqwert:
from what i have read and heard, the snapdragon siblings seem to have much more dev support than the exynos ones - that being said, with the new note 10.1, we might be able to expect some pretty damn good dev support so long as the rumors/claims about HMP being fixed are true. i think the biggest downfall of the previous octa chips is that they either use all 4 A15 chips or all 4 A7 chips, not a combination of them or anything else - the cache translation function is broken (i think thats what it is called... i may be wrong on the name).

but i think if they have fixed it, and if the new note actually offers HMP, then there should be some good dev support i would suspect - not everyone wants to pay for an extra contract for their device when they can just tether or hotspot to their phone, which they always have on them anyways.

On that *note* (pun intended) does anyone know if, on this new device, the 3g and lte models will have phone and sms functionality via headset of some sort? i can't imagine why would would purposely disable this feature, as the device has the proper radios etc for it. and if it is somehow disabled, does anyone know if that is something that can be brought over to the device with a new rom/kernel or other mod?

just my 3 cents, yea that's right, 3 cents....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Itchiee:
Make a "note" to look into a program called Tablet Talk.

You can make any tablet into a sms/mms and phone... so worth the price.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] asaqwert:
Have definitely used and like tablet SMS on my new nexus but I just find it a hassle as the tablet always needs to be tethered anyways so I need my phone with me regardless. The idea behind having full talk and text on the tablet is so I don't absolutely need both devices with me all the time... I guess with a tablet that has 3g or late then you don't really need the phone with you anymore, and I can see an upside of this setup.... You can use just one phone number and have it accessible on two devices...just kind of seems ****ty to basically be forced into having two separate phone bills each month though if the option could have very easily been there to have the talk and text directly active and working on the tablet. I wonder if there is some sort of mod or hack that could be used to gain this functionality considering that on a 3g or late device the rradios are all there to support this.....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Guich:
In all review that i saw, all tablet can phone and send sms/mms.

There are the apps for this.

So, i will buy the 4G version because i want the Snap800, and because it will have a lot of support then Exynos base...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Dr_Muhsin:
what is exepcted price difference between Wifi only and 4g

what is the support that makes u willing to spend that difference ! is it from Samsung it self, or free developers !

will it be in just Applications ! or the Android system updates running !

this is going to be my first device,and i am already highly considering the 3G version as i dont have smartphone, and hope i can use the note (beside its main functions) as a smart phone + to connect to net when no wifi around or on the road , with headset .. but i will wait till after release to see reviews about that .

if the 3g not making call as a phone, i will get wifi, and for internet connection i will use usb flash modem (by OTG adaptor)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] LBJM:
The price difference between the wifi only and 4g models can be $100-$200 for 16GB models, and sometimes you can't even find the higher capacity models in 4g or wifi. It can be a hassle trying to find the model you want. Data plans for cell based tablets can be ridiculously high for 4g models so have a carrier in mind if you want to go the 4g route. Keep in mind Im using 4g here as a generic term for cell based tablet (4g/3g/lte). Im sticking with getting a wifi based note 10.1 this time around because I hope to use it for content creation and media playback.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] The_Maverick:
Kernel source

So, is this good news as far as dev support for the Exynos versions is concerned?

sammobile.com/2013/09/20/samsung-releases-kernel-source-for-galaxy-note-10-1-2014-edition
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] guisoris:
In john lewis web its only left the white wifi version. I hope that its because they are receiving next week the new one
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] CLARiiON:
'Note' that the tablet with

not

ship with HMP/GTS out-of-box.

They were recently finalized. They will ship with cluster migration/core migration logic initially. Later there will be some kernel/patch upgrade to have HMP enabled.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] ncohafmuta:
i was reading that in the octa-core you could only have 4 cores being used at a time; and that the lower ghz quad cores were to save power.

but if android's cpu governor will fluctuate the cpu speed up and down based on the workload, what's the diff?

doesn't that make the other 4 cores useless?

so in effect a 2.3Ghz quad-core vs a 2.4Ghz quad+1.7Ghz quad would have the same performance??

now if you can use more than 4 cores at a time that's a different story.

am i way off base here?

-Tony
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] BarryH_GEG:
A bit. The architecture of each 4-core chip is very different; designed for different tasks. The weaker core is A7 while the more powerful core is A15. Your comparison is kind of like cylinder deactivation in a car's engine. In a V8, all eight cylinders are identical and they are shut off in pairs to save fuel and match performance to load. Think of Octa as a discreet 4 cylinder engine (A7) alongside a V8 engine (A15). Each, to your point, can be controlled so any or all of their cores can be active at a given time. The 4 cylinder's barely able to reach the low point of the V8's performance curve. Similarly, the V8 can't reach the 4 cylinders lower efficiency range. 85% of apps don't leave the A7 core so that's why it's more efficient than just shutting off some of the A15's cores; especially true at idle. It's actually a pretty neat approach to performance vs. efficiency.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] ncohafmuta:
FWIW the 2.4 vs 2.3 was a typo. Should be the same number there.

I understand where you're coming from, thanks for that. I just never heard it explained that a A7 at Clock X was different power usage wise than a A15 at Clock X.

If it is, so be it, that answers that. Would be interesting to see real world benchmarks behind it.

-Tony
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
Hey everyone, I've been meaning to get into android development for a good amount of time. I do somewhat know java (used to know it a lot better, but, use it or lose it...), but I can't seem to get Eclipse running (see the picture for were I get stuck at). I wanted to start out by going through Google's "My First App" tutorial, found here. I can't seem to get through setting up my first project though. I did download the newest ADT package from Google's servers and do have Android 4.0+ SDKs downloaded and installed, along with the tools and extras too. I am using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit too. Any help would be great! Also the "Install/Upgrade" and "Check again" buttons do nothing. I believe I have the newest things and have the newest ADT, but I still can't find what to update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
I'm no pro at this but judging by the message you need to pull the dependencies from your phone thru adb. I could be way off though. Lol

it's so nice to see hockey back on tv...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
I've never heard of that. I didn't have to the first time I tried to set up eclipse.

Aaron Swartz, Rest in Pixels.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
Worth a try. I needed to for apk tool. Your message says your missing dependencies...

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Victorvdn:
Hello guys,

I need a help, to save my precious Nexus One...

Until yesterday, it was working perfectly, but earlier today, did not work more...

When connecting the charger cable, the green light turns on only if I press the back cover of the nexus!

I've tried turning it by all means: take and put the battery, press the volume button down, press the ball vol (-) + power button. dont work!

I used the USB cable to the computer, and does not work ..

Is completely dead, the only light he shows, is that I quoted above, loading ..

ps: it is rooted

Thx for any help!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mabry:
Can you get into your bootloader?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Victorvdn:
how? I can not connect in any way :(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aquentus:
I'm not sure but i guess your battery might have drained fully.

Try charging it for a while (10-15 min), you should see the orange color charging indication.

Or if battery is already charged, .. you can try getting into bootloader mode by pressing the "power + volume down + track ball button".

If you get here.. then only something can be done.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kashif.ite:
your powr button is damage. plug ur mobile with data cable, when u see the charging light, pull out your battery and then again pull in.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickutetg:
you can up new rom :p
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] jordirpz:
Hi all, sorry for my snoob question, where i can download stock rom for i have some problem ? For example, in sony have a sony companion, in samsung other, and in nexus? Thanks

Enviado desde mi Nexus 7 usando Tapatalk 2
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dbornack:
Anyone know of any tips or tricks?

I'm stuck on a GSIII I re-upped my contract to on 12/2012.. they say I'm stuck until 12/2014.

Need an HTC One badly, but not $650 badly..
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dirtbikerr450:
well you can sell your GS III here http://swappa.com/buy/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-verizon/us then buy the htc one off contract for full price.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] andybones:
+1

Sell your sg3 on swappa save up and pay difference for an HTC one on swappa. It's a great site.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Kiyuubi:
If you don't mind spending a little extra each month you can do what I did, I just added a line and I'm fine paying the extra 40 a month.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] knights665:
Got mine on swappa for $540
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dbornack:
Not too bad of a deal, but I had already planned on claiming a refurb replacement on the GSIII, and selling it for $250.. But I'm talking like.. no additional cost. Like, tips on how to con my way into an early upgrade with Verizon..
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] isdnmatt:
An extra $40 a month!! $960 for the phone over the contract term. I would not be ok with that. Can you still add lines if you have grandfathered family share plans?

EDIT: Why don't you swap a dumbphone on there to at least lower your costs?
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] androidbuff123:
I can sell you mine. Accessories in box are still unopened. No scratches dings or blemishes. $500
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] tech_head:
Not going to happen.

Since they have you and you no longer have unlimited to bargain with, it's a "pay to play" game.

You could always switch to the edge or maybe the "max" plan for phone leasing and upgrades.

Don't know what else.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] one4thewings:
You just got a new phone 9 months ago. They hurt a lot of feelings when they stopped giving upgrades at 22 months. And they stood firm on the 24 month upgrade pricing.

What incentive do they have to give you a discount after only 9 months? They already have you legally trapped for another 15 months. You would owe THEM an early termination fee. They hold all the cards here. You leave.. they make money. You stay... they make money. They give you a new upgrade... they lose money.

Your only out is to do what the rest have recommended. Buy it outright at full retail, or from Swappa. OR add a line and use that line's new equipment for yourself. I know several people who do that. And then just use those line's upgrades when they roll around. I'd just sell the GSIII and pay for an gently used one on Swappa.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dbornack:
Wrong, they re-up me for two years and keep me as a customer that much longer. Hardware is a commodity. No one makes money on hardware except when people pay full price on it before their upgrade.

I'm willing to bet the money they make on continuing to keep me is more than the money made on hardware if the upgrade me every 9-12 months except in my case, where I went and did that and ended up with a phone that sucks at pictures. Looks like I'm gonna just return it and live with GS3
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] cesium:
Swappa! bought a new one myself for $480. works perfectly and just send it out for s-off in fact
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] one4thewings:
Hey, don't get me wrong. I hope it works for you. But the logic there is flawed. The "that much longer" they keep you is only 9 months longer than they would have had you anyway. Of course they are making money on the hardware, no matter if they give it to you or you pay full price from them for it. But that's not the point. The point is that they have you under contract.

Imagine you cut lawn for work. You have a giant lawn mowing business. You're making crazy money. A man asks you to mow his lawn for the next year. You estimate the job, pitch it. He's good. He signs the contract. After you mow his lawn for a month he says, "I want you to start mowing my neighbors lawn too. No extra cost. I'm paying you good. Just when you reach the end of my plot, keep going. It's only an extra 3 acres." Are you really going to add a whole new lawn to the job just because he says so and insists that's what it's going to take to keep his business? You have him in a legal bind. You are guaranteed the contract amount OR a early termination fee. The other is just his promise that he'll sign with you next year. You don't NEED his contract. Your business is steadily growing. And what is his word worth? He told you that he was happy with you mowing his lawn and now he's tacked this new condition on. There are no guarantees that even if you mow his neighbor's lawn that he'll resign with you next season.

Again, I hope it works for you but unless some local mom and pop shop wants to manipulate the system for you in some way, I don't see it happening. And if you work directly with Verizon, I really don't see it happening. Sincerely hope I'm wrong here... but business is business. And business, for Verizon, is good.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] ZrRock:
Pretty good analogy there, but to lay it out in more mathmatical terms, when you got your s3, you probably paid $99 for it, for the sake of argument though, lets say you paid the full $200. Most VZW retailer's cost on an S3 is around 600. That's $400 they lost selling you that one phone. Now, analysts have broken down costs of the cell networks, and found that you're paying around $20 extra a month for the discount you got on the phone. You've had the phone 9 months at $20 a month, or $180. That means Verizon is still down $220. Why would they let you resign and take ANOTHER loss on a phone for a customer who has a perfectly working phone? No, its not "customer loyalty" or any of that nonsense, its you not understanding that phones are an expensive piece of hardware.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EvanWasHere:
This one is difficult for me.. And I have no idea how to solve it

I left the company where I've worked for 7 years. I have all my personal contacts synced to my former company's Exchange account. That account has since been locked, but my Galaxy SIII still retains all the contacts.

How do I move these Exchange account contacts to a specific contact list in Gmail (or another account)? When I try to do a backup of the phone, I can't find any backup program that lets me backup just my Exchange contacts.. instead. it tries to backup the 3,000 gmail "other" contacts as well, which is just a huge mess and what I don't want to retain or backup. I just want the Exchange contacts backed up.

BTW.. i also have the contacts synced on my ipad, so if u know of an IOS way to do this, I can do it on there.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EvanWasHere:
Anyone?
[General Questions and Answers] Dillsnik:
I am going to be living for a couple of months in an area where i will not have good reception, and am worried i won't receive many calls/texts.

I am wondering if there is any way that i can have my SMS's forward to my email, since i plan to have wifi and could receive email. I know there are apps that can do this, but it would seem that every app is only forwarding a copy of the message from your phone, once it is received on the phone. I am looking for a way to have unreceived messages automatically forward to my gmail, although i am thinking it is a limitation based on the carrier

I have an S4 and am on ATT

Any good advice on what to do about the calls as well would be appreciated too.
[General Questions and Answers] Mackovich:
Hello !

I hope I'll find a way to solve my issue because it is quite troublesome so thanks to anyone who can help.

Alright, so my story is simple. I own a Galaxy S3 (intl) running for quite some time with a CM.

Needless to say, I hade quite the "enjoyment" while playing with nightly builds... anyway, I tried a Nandroid backup for the first time

when I decided to try CM 10.2 based on the recent release of Android 4.3.

Before that, I always used TitBK each time I wasn't sure the ROM I was about to flash was stable when a new version of Android was involved.

Since I heard about Nandroid backup, I tried it the first time when moving to CM 10.2 on it's early stage.

Such a terrible mistake ... blincking-black-half-screen, phone app not installed (!!!!???) such as many other app, very UNSTABLE, and battery unfriendly as well.

So I tried my first restore through CMW.

It partly failed but only while restoring the data. Thanksfully, I managed to restore all the data from the Nandroid backup through TitKBK.

So where does my picture problem figured in all of this ?

It's simple.

Before understanding how to restore all the data, I tried restoration many times.

As you would know, all the current user android folder is moved to a 0 folder when a factory reset/wipe data is actioned.

So I have to move it back each time through a cut-paste process. I do that because there are my TitBK files inside so when I install TitBK, it will recognise the backup files and therefore can proceed to a restorarion. And this includes my pictures as well.

What is I do not understand is why my picture files suddenly became empty ? I did not notice it immediately until I tried to show a two-days-old picture to someone.

Well, truth be told, it's been since CM 10.2 first release on the SGS III that I noticed that, but I did not take time to ask for help until today.

It was not the first time I made a factory reset thus going through that cut-paste process.

I had to make factory reset a very long time ago and I had no problem at all when doing this cut-paste process..

Which is even weirder, is that even very recent pictures are corrupted (let's face it, they are corrupted, right ?) like almost a day old, but not all of them, hence the 95% in the title. Of course, all pictures I made since are not corrupted (thank god), But needless to say that any picture or movie I shot that are more than a day old are unreadable.

Facts :

Windows Explorer and ES Explorer show all the picture files, but say they are empty.

On my extSD Card I have a LOST.DIR folder that, I've been told, contains all files that were lost. There are almost 300 files in it, up to 1.5Gb.

Not sure if these are my pictures, but I hope so. However, 300 is at least the half of my corrupted pictures :/

As soon as I get a mSD adapter to SD, I'll do a Recuva deep scan on it.

Does anyone know anything that could help ?
[General Questions and Answers] Mackovich:
UP

Went to third pade :(

No idea ??
[General Questions and Answers] Mackovich:
I feel like I'll never get my pictures back :(
[General Questions and Answers] xsenman:
yes you can use recuva or any other file recovery software to get back your pictures so long as you did not over write anything new on it it can be recovered by using this or this or [URL="http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec"]this and many more recovery tools [/URL]

Check this out!You , YES! you are an " Android ". Not your phone but U.

You Must watch this documentary concerning your privacy Terms & Conditions we had agreed to, by using a PC or Smartphone

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[General Questions and Answers] Mackovich:
Well, I finally tried Recuva, none were pictures, juste some musics files (I store all my music on my mSD).

What was weird, is that Recuva recovered over 5000 files with a deep scan, but the "All Files" filter did no return anything.

I tried other scans but nothing relevant was found. So I formated my mSD because I needed the storage space.

Anyway, I still have access to those pictures. All the files are here, but ... all are empty displaying 0 bytes.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] richardlai:
I've read about this in wiki, and have switched off all the sounds but still doesn't help. I just have to wait for about 5 to 10 seconds before it opens any applications or open start menu. Would overclocking help? Or is there a solution without the need to turn off all the sound notifications?

The last thing I want to do is to downgrade cos I love the new interface, but it's not behaving well at the moment... :cry:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] DiGGeR2:
solution ?

Hi, did you try to disable the system sounds ?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] KTamas:
My BA also needs about 10 sec to "really wake up" after pressing the power button... I can live with it, though.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Swifty:
Do you have pocket plus installed? If so try disabling the Today plug for it, this solved the problem for me!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] richardlai:
It does help. Thanks! :D
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] ncruz:
Disable everything that shows on today screen the status of your SD card. That's the problem!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] aquaclear:
Thanks ncruz for the insight! This is real life saver!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] bacarospo:
You must install a BA FIX you can download it from Wiki site.

I haved same problem imputable to the audio drivers after installed this fix all works well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] gymfreak81:
I have samsung galaxy S4, how the hell do i disable the E911 GPS ?

I dont want to remove the ICON only..

i want to be able to Disable the E911 GPS.

I have my phone rooted, what next??

this is the newer samsung ME7 From Verizon
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] gymfreak81:
???

Anybody??? There has to be a way to disable the E911 GPS right????
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] psu90:
from sigurei

Sorry but there is no way to disable the E911 without rewriting that capability in the ROM.

If you turn off all your location services it will make the fix less accurate, but it will still fairly good depending on how many cell towers are within site.

Also, unless you call 911 anybody accessing you location through your cell provide needs a court order.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 1454:
Also, and you kinda touched on it, but anytime your phone is on VZW knows within a mile or so, where you are. And with a court order they can still turn over where your cell pings. If you are that paranoid about it, don't use a cell, or use burners. I don't like the government anymore than anyone else, but if you use a cell you're open to tracking regardless.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] gymfreak81:
Yup

What about using the gps location with xprivacy? Seems that i can set it to any random location..

Would that actually interfere with gps ?