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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] taihard:
I bought this case because it is exactly what I wanted.. A snap in back and a trifold slim front. I have not experienced the problem you guys are reporting with the spen censor being triggered when the case is closed, HOWEVER, if I have the cover flush against the back of the case, that is when the magnet triggers the censor. This doesn't bother me since it doesn't affect the tablet when the case is closed and when I have it open I usually like to keep it folded in the triangle and it doesn't trigger the censor that way. Hope this helps.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Demati:
The SPEN sensors on my Note are triggered when the case is closed and when the flap sits against the back. The ONLY time the screen isn't unlocked by the magnets in the case is when the flap is folded in a triangle.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] stuartggray:
Certain icons disappear when usb storage device is selected. They seem to be the ones that are installed on my external micro sdcard. When I pull the usb cable out they sometimes comeback but not where I put them.

Any ideas?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] stuartggray:
Forget the question! Seems to be an Android feature. I never knew that one.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdsubball23:
How is the battery life on this phone while gaming? Does it significantly drain the battery? Are you able to get through a whole day without recharging while also playing some games among doing other tasks?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lumpysherman:
I can get thru a whole day with about 90+ minutes of screen time playing tapped out and maybe another 20 minutes of angry birds. Also streaming SiriusXM and podcasting. I'm currently on hour 18 11% left with almost 3 hours screen time on the vzw version.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdsubball23:
pretty good! How graphic intensive is tapped out compared to something such as the modern combat games?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lumpysherman:
Probably not as intensive as modern combat games. It's just mind numbing and that's all I need to help decompress while on the sh!tter.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] shawndaivari:
Has anyone tested out all the different CM10 versions that our out?

I've been using CM 10.1 unofficial nightly from 06-09-2013. It had all the features working that i use (wifi + BT audio for example) which is why I hadn't updated since.

But seeing the development that was made for 10.1 with 3.4 kernal, and 10.2, I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion of the most stable ROM

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] yohan4ws:
I'm using the "last stable" from here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2180163

volume's a bit quiet on bluetooth HSP and Audio also in phone calls, i can't use half my chargers either but battery life, speed and stability are great.

you should carry on in this thread, though, as this one is in the wrong forum and I created this one 2 days ago asking the same thing.

... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2453657
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
WiFi + bt together broke when we changed kernels. If that's important to you, you may not want to upgrade.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] shawndaivari:
actually i discovered (which you may have already known) its just the 2.4ghz band. I have a 5.0ghz wireless N router which i can use with bluetooth no problem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1240:
Hi all, I brought a Chinese S4 Clone off someone from Ebay, gave System specs Full HD (qHD) quad core 1.6Ghz etc i did a MTK Droid test and it says MTK 6575 in the progamme is this right? i researched this says Single core - dual core, which the phone is reasonably fast and it also says 2GB ram, this is the website the woman got it from http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Size...500-S4-Phone-MTK6589-Quad-core/908725932.html

I did own a HTC Sensation XE (which i still have selling soon tho) and phone seems faster then this, with 4.0.3 Android

This S4 clone running Jelly Bean 4.2 i did stability test (android market app) which gave Core 1, 2, 3, 4 Successful I do not know if the programme is correct or the MTK droid is right (i did have to find a USB driver to work with the 65xx windows 8 drivers which i did a quick google search could this USB file giving the MTK the 6575 info? which i doubt is the issue

Can someone please help me find the true System Specs for my S4 Clone? thanks!
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Earthbrain:
I have a Note 2 that I bought from AT&T. I want to upgrade to the note 3 but I want the N9005 version because I believe that it will be able to use G4 LTE signal from AT&T. The only place that I can buy the unlocked N9005 version is at Negri Electronics. However it only sell the 16 gb version and I want the 32 gb version. Is there any other place in the U.S.A that sells the N9005 unlocked version?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xclub_101:
I don't think there is such a thing like a 16gb note 3. At least not yet.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Earthbrain:
http://negrielectronics.com/phones/android-mobile-c-67.html

According to the above link...the 16 gb version does exist.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vince2398:
Does the n9005 model have AT&T LTE for sure?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hpacura:
Before committed to pay big $ for the phone ... check out this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2457964
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BarryH_GEG:
I'd buy what you're looking for in a heartbeat - if it existed. So far it doesn't. At least not ln any of the N3's for the UK, EU, or Latin America that have been announced. The Korean S-800 SGS4 supports AT&T's bands so their N3 probably will also. But the Korean phones have funky TV h/w and a funky MMS system that's different than Western versions. Rogers' (Canada) version will be compatible with AT&T LTE and may be closer to "virgin" than AT&T's version. The challenge is warranty service both because you'd have to send it to Canada for repair (assuming Rogers' services a phone for a non-subscriber) and because Knox prevents resetting the warranty status if a non-standard ROM's been flashed. Speaking of which, you'd probably only be able to flash Rogers' ROMs via Odin unless their N3 was a "pure" i9505 capable of using international ROMs.

And as someone above mentioned there's some question as to what "unlocked" means with the N3 as there are now regional limitations on top of carrier's locking phones to their networks.

If I find a true international N3 that works on AT&T's LTE that's not regionally SIM locked I'll let you know. Until then I'm sticking with AT&T's version and hoping they haven't molested it too badly.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E.Cadro:
Thread cleaned.

Lets knock off the keyboard hero stuff and get back on topic.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] designgears:
The N9005 doesn't work on AT&T LTE, it is missing bands 700/1700
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] choch69:
Will the N9005 work on the Rogers network in Canada? I have no idea what these bands and frequencies mean, I just know that I need LTE to work.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
You can't just say "N9005" and expect to get an answer. "N9005" refers to generic Snapdragon 800 LTE capable version of GN3, but each country and carrier in the world has different LTE bands enabled in that Snapdragon's SoC radio. Find your Rogers here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks

It operates on bands 4 and 7 - none of the Euro countries' carriers work on band 4, as you can see from the list. AT&T USA, T-Mobile USA and Rogers CA should be LTE cross compatible in most coverage areas, but not all.

If you buy N9005 version with unlocked bootloader - later, when someone makes Odin compatible with GN3 you will be able to flash Roger's LTE modem firmware to your N9005, no matter which country it is from and what LTE bands it currently has enabled
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] choch69:
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Okay well I was looking to buy an unlocked N9005 from the UK. Since none of the euro countries work on band 4, what about band 7? Do both bands need to be working in order to get LTE? The problem with buying this in my country is that there wont be a 64gb option available.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
Some carriers, which operate on dual band LTE use one band for upstream, and the other for downstream. If that is the case with Rogers you will have to have a phone with both bands enabled, to get LTE service from Rogers. However, even if that is not the case and both bands 4 and 7 are independent - Rogers has towers all over Canada, and in some regions those towers will operate on band 4, in other regions it will be band 7 and in some places towers will support both. By getting a phone that supports only band 7 you will greatly reduce your LTE coverage area. What percentage of Rogers' network uses what band - those details are publicly available, so you can either Google it or just call Rogers and ask. I would recommend against getting a phone, that supports only band 7, unless you plan on flashing Roger's modem to it later.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegacell:
This not quite correct. A band, by definition includes both the up and downstream frequencies. Only one band is used at a time. Rogers happens to use band 4 and band 7. One is not reliant on the other. If you are in an area with band 7 coverage (most of Rogers LTE coverage has both) you will be able to use a N9005.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
you're correct by claiming each band is self contained and and can carry both, upstream and downstream. However, each carrier owns only a small portion of the spectrum in the bands they operate on, and some carriers do practice using a single band for one way traffic only, in an effort to ease the network congestion and load balancing. I'm not saying it's Rogers - I have no information on that particular carrier, but some carriers do do that. I'm just saying for carriers, who use such practice, in order to get LTE service your phone's modem must have both bands enabled, otherwise it won't register with the network and you won't get LTE service at all.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daraj:
The OP needs to take into consideration that If he buys from an online retailer an international unit, this unit will need to be activated in its intended region before he can use it in the states.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegacell:
I've never heard of that. Seems like a problematic setup since the RF properties of bands can vary so much. Seems like you would get in a situation where you have up but not downstream or vice versa.

Yes, you would need a N9005 from Asia, not Europe as those are region locked.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
Do you have a link for a source, where you got that information from? Or better yet - list of countries/markets, where GN3 will not be region locked?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegacell:
Email me or hit me me up through my site. We're a retailer/wholesaler, not sure if I'm allowed to post about that since it would be "advertising".
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
that is a valuable information, which a lot of people, watching this thread could use, not just me. I don't think it will be considered as advertising. People in this thread are looking to buy international GN3, which will work on AT&T in US. If the phone is region locked then it won't work. Therefore, listing the countries, where there is no region lock would be very much relevant to this topic.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
Once again - do you have a link for a source, where you got that information from? At this point, Samsung Singapore website doesnt even list GN3 and it doesnt come up in search results.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegacell:
Like I already said, my company sells these phones. We import and export them and we sell retail and wholesale. My source is first hand information as someone who has these devices on hand. What more of a source do you need?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
It's all good, I didn't get from what you previously said that you have first hand info from Samsung direct supplier. If you come accross a full list of countries/markets, where GN3 is not region locked - please post here
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apo11on:
Just went to local AT&T store, where they have GN3 on display. It's noticeably faster than my GN2 (not that Note 2 is slow), it is lighter, fake leather back provides better grip. S-Pen hardware and software is much improved - s-pen is more responsive, comfortable to hold, has better software and dual sided, so you can plug it back into the phone either side. I can also confirm official specs for GN3 on AT&T's website are incorrect and the phone does support 4k UHD video recording, not just 1080p. It works fine, the picture is beautiful, but the file size growth is insane - you will need terabytes of space to record any kind of lengthy video.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dawood.ahmed:
Which speed do AT&T and/or T-mobile support for the international version?( when you have a data plan on it what do you get H+, 3G...etc)

I don't know which one should I get the N900T (T-mobile edition) or the international N9005.

and if i get t-mobile would i be able to flash the international version software to the t-mobile.

Thanks !
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sepehr70:
i need some advice.

I have an Unlocked and Rooted SM-N9005 from Europe (XXUBMJ), but I can't use it in Canada ( on Wind) , and it says, Not registered on network. is there anyway that I can change my firmware or install a new ROM or a new Modem so I can use the phone with Wind sim card???

it's already region Unlocked and I get the network bars, but it's not working with wind. what can I do?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alwayslookingforanswers:
16 Gb. Versions are all I've read and heard.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] jamex:
hi all,

my xdaiis is HK verson and if i do it, the sim will be lock? or not?

thanks a lot
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] KTamas:
No, WM5 will not unlock your phone. You have to unlock your phone using the unlocker (search in forums), then upgrade to WM5.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] z_rudy:
I have seen in the Wiki that the unlocker works on WM5. So try it out :)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] joey jojo:
or unlock it before upgrading, to be on the safe side, just in case it dont work for any reason.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] jamex:
thanks a lot

i'd try up to WM5 already, it don't work smooth and very slow, why?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] jamex:
ok i'd try it

thanks a lot
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
Hi all,

I am looking into buying a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition when it does finally show up (I hope it is real soon). I have been looking into the old Note 10.1 to get a sense of how good the S-pen is for taking handwritten notes. I know an acquaintance who uses it to take a lot of notes and he raves about it. I want to get more feedback from people who have used the S-pen as a replacement for traditional pen and paper. Is it as good (or at least sufficiently close) to writing on a piece of paper? Is it quick or is there some lag? Can I rest my palm on the screen and still write in a comfortable posture or do I need to hold my hand awkwardly?

If it is as good as writing on a piece of paper then I am really excited. I can finally replace my growing pile of paper notes, which I can lose sometimes, to a digital copy and make life easier.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spycedtx:
The pen is great. End stop.

However... finding the right note taking app for you is a different story. I'm not too thrilled with Snotes, and maybe the newer edition may change that. You have many other options, each with their relative (to the user) strengths and weaknesses.

OneNote

Papyrus

Lecture Notes

Write

Kno

Various office suites

Plus other drawing and note apps I've either forgotten about or haven't encountered.

If/when you get your tablet, take some time to try them all out. See which one offers you the best yield, be it drawing and writing, including materials from other sources, collating and organizing, searching, bookmarking, reuse and export, paper size/design/layout, use across other devices or platforms, backup and sync, online/offline. The list grows and grows.

It all sounds great on paper, until you try to use it practically every day.

My love is OneNote. But not the web or tablet versions; they are VERY VERY lacking. On my computer, however, you'll have to pry it from my cold dead hands. :)

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
How is the s-pen in terms of taking notes? That's my main question. Does it mimic the natural feel of writing on paper? I will definitely look into the alternative apps but my main concern is the viability of replacing a physical pen and notebook with this. Is it snappy and precise when you write with the pen or is it slow and cumbersome (like what a capacitive stylus is like on an ordinary capacitive touch screen).

Will I be able to comfortably take notes in real time, in a fast paced class for example? As long as that is doable, I am interested in buying it. But otherwise, I'd be disappointed.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkretch:
It is the best, you can even record audio while writing and then save them both into on file.

Go here and watch some of the videos of it being used http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0krCDFLjdA&list=PL8095B2677327E09C

Multi window is great also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJhKAC2PJEE&list=PL8095B2677327E09C

MyScript Notes Mobile is a nice app that lets you take very good notes also https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visionobjects.notesmobile

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spycedtx:
Some of that again depends on the app. Some handle maneuvering around the virtual paper better than others. Most have palm rejection settings. I've not noticed any lag between drawing and visualization, so I'd say the similarity to real ink and paper is pretty close. Depending on if and how the app uses the pressure sensitivity, too, could impact your perception of closeness.

Also the pen itself is. Cumbersome? For longer term use. If you check through the accessories threads, you'll find some good reference on pens that feel more natural in the hand, rather than as a skinny plastic twig, for ease of longer sessions. Being the digitizer is Wacom, the winners appear to be in the Bamboo family, from what I recall. I couldn't imagine a full day of note taking using the standard pen; hand fatigue would set in quickly (Caucasian male, average sized hands, for reference).

I don't know where you are, but most big box stores have them out for a hands-on experience.

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I would love to help you, but help yourself first: ask a better question

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
Thanks. Yes, I have been looking at several videos online to get a sense of how good it is. I think it is pretty good for taking handwritten notes. I'll very likely buy the new note 10.1... Just can't wait for them to release it. They should've released it by now actually.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] starbuckk:
It takes some getting used to. But it is simply a transition that is worth the initial effort. Take some time with it on your own before making the "public" transition. Nothing is more discouraging than fumbling with tech under pressure. But after a couple of days doing all your non public writing on the tablet you'll be ready to go public. At that point, put the paper pad in the drawer and go cold turkey into the digital realm.

Above all else get signed up with drop box or Google drive, get an app called file sync and back up your notes. There are too many threads around of "lost all my notes how do I get them back?"

Good luck! The original Note is a great device. I will envy those with the newer one. Too soon for me to upgrade though.

Sent from the tiny keyboard on my S4
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
Thanks for the reply. I have a Dropbox account with a ton of space so I am good with that. I am torn between buying the 8 inch Galaxy Note 8 or to wait and get the more expensive Galaxy Note 10.1 2014.

Now, my main reason to consider the 8 inch is because it is far more affordable, it is readily available right now, and there is some real world usage info to understand if it has any bugs, issues etc.

My main concerns are will the 8 inch be TOO small for taking notes, if it is powerful enough to last me for a long time and finally if the display is more capable at handwriting. The pluses for the new 10.1 is it is bigger, faster, probably has even better Wacom digitizer. But it is very expensive and being brand new we dunno if it has bugs and stuff..

So, anyway, long story short. What should I go for: Galaxy Note 8 or the new Galaxy Note 10.1? Will an 8incher be enough for taking notes? I just intend to take notes and read PDFs... Not into playing games or drawing etc.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bulbous:
Go for the 10.1 and try to get hold of the Bluetooth S-Pen (HM5100). A perfect combination. The built in S-Pen is good, but the BT one just feels like a real pen which helps with the writing.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] starbuckk:
Wait until the new 10.1 comes out and go check it out. It's only a couple weeks away now. Get one of each in your hands and see how it works out. I started out with a Nook Color and found that a "tablet" that size was just too small for me. But I have a co-worker that has a Note 8 and prefers that smaller size.

Looks like the price difference will be just about $200. So...put the price aside for a moment unless you ABSOLUTELY have no option to come up with that additional amount. Try them both out. See which one would work best for you. If you are gonna be using it for hours every day, then maybe you can find somewhere else to cut the $200 difference to get what will work best for you.

Frankly, if you already think it's too small, it probably is, and you'll be discouraged from using it.Which means the investment won't be as valuable.

Also keep in mind that if you are talking about reading business type PDF's, they were probably designed to be viewed on big computer screens and created in 8 1/2 by 11 paper format. So now you're gonna squeeze them down to the size of a 5x8 notebook. Maybe your eyesight can handle that. Mine can't. I wear reading glasses even on the 10.1. So be sure to read a couple full size PDF pages when you go check them out. That will probably impact your decision.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] rcklss1:
Delete please figured out my questions on my own.

Thanks
[HTC Desire S] oliverjrose90:
hi

i tried putting a newer version of android on my phone and it worked but google store didn't work and other stuff and want to get it back to normal but think i did something wrong. if i just turn it on it will go into the boot screen (not sure if it is but it has the little man on the skate board) and cant get past there. it say's relocked and security warning and i tried to unlock it but it didn't work.

here's the info that's on the screen:

SAGA PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.00.0002

RADIO-3822.10.50.24_M

eMMC-boot

i really need help with this

thanks
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
You should really consider searching and reading a bit before asking questions so that you have at least a basic understanding of what is going on.