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[General Accessories] vantt1:
That red cable would be useful for me if it terminated in a straight stereo 3.5 mm plug instead of that Y-cable.
[General Accessories] vectron:
Absolutely!!! For any on-/over-ear headpones with detachable cables - that would be perfect!!!

I'm talking to these Lunashops guys right now. They specialize in custom cables for headphones (check out their website). I will ask them if they can make such custom cable.

Also, after reading my review they mentioned about being able to make the same cable as above in all black which I think will a great idea since its a neutral color to go with any headphone color.
[General Accessories] vectron:
I found another custom cable on luna-shop website which might do what we looking for: http://www.lunashops.com/goods.php?id=3373 and only $6. The only problem is they talk about HTC One compatibility and I'm not 100% about Galaxy (Note 2) compatibility. That in-line remote doesn't look like Samsung oem remote (like the one I got in my UE900 cable replacement). I pinging luna-shop guys and waiting to hear feedback. If it confirmed to work with Note 2, I will get a review sample to post in here.
[General Accessories] vantt1:
I might have a go at making my own cable once my new cables arrive. I got 12 of these:

Let's see how they'll end up!
[General Accessories] vectron:
As much as I was excited about my UE900 replacement cables with Samsung in-line remote/mic AND volume controls (

http://www.lunashops.com/goods.php?id=3352), I felt that red color of the cable wasn't as appropriate for these blue color earbuds. After discussing this with lunashops.com, they mentioned about being able to make the same cable in black. So for anybody interested, go ahead and contact them with a request for the same cable as I mentioned in my original review above but in black color.

It has the same excellent built quality, flexible cable to go over ear, 270-degree gold plated 3.5mm connector, and in-line remote with mic that has multifunction button for play/pause/call, double/triple click transport control, long press Google Now, and volume up/down adjustment for Galaxy phones.

Here are the pictures.
[General Accessories] fatestkid:
Found this while googling for replacement cables for shure. First off a Big Thank You!

I have two questions:

1. How is the call quality using the mic?

2. Can anyone confirm these work with Samsung Galaxy S3? S3 might not have the same earphone pinout as the note 2.
[General Accessories] vectron:
Call quality is ok, no better than original UE or even Samsung earbuds in-line mic.

Will try to test it with S3 the next time my in-laws are over, they both have S3 phones.
[General Accessories] vectron:
I just wrote a review about FiiO RC-SE1 replacement cables for UE900, which you guys might enjoy: http://www.head-fi.org/t/657641/mak...e-rc-x-will-be-in-the-market/90#post_10217616
[General Accessories] jRi0T68:
Yep, I read that. I'm pretty sure I'm going to blame you for that $30 purchase, but having a mic on my cable is so convenient.

Excreted from my Nexus 5

[Guide] Headphone/Earphone Buying
[General Accessories] vectron:
True, in-line remote is very convenient for everyday use, especially when you are on the go or to remotely play/pause the song. But when you want to sit down and enjoy the best possible sound, you can't beat this upgrade. I can tell you with certainty, it wasn't just a subtle improvement, it was really noticeable. I don't even care about microphonics or complete color mismatch between clear cable and black/blue earbuds. Btw, with your SE215 it will be a perfect color match. If you are going to get it, I would really be curious to hear how it sounds with 215s.
[General Accessories] marquimsp:
Could anyone confirm that this lunashop cable (ue900/shure) works with the nexus 5, volume buttons and all?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Druchem:
Hello everyone, after a lot of desperation I finally decided to create a topic discussing my problem.

Few weeks ago, I decided to change ROM in my i9100 to SlimBean, since that moment I have been experiencing variety of problems. First problem came directly after flashing SlimBean, my phone was suddenly SIM locked. After some time, I managed to unlock it (or atleast I think so). Also, I went back to stock ICS ROM. Everything was good, but you know.. Stock is stock. So I went throught the forums and checked for some ROMs. Since I found that CM is finally stable, I flashed recovery from their thread and continued in flashing ROM itself. Everything went smooth, after few moments I was booting into CM. When the booting finished, I found out that I have no network signal. I checked the IMEI, it was correct. After trying few things, I decided to try another ROM. Same problem, no network available. I went back to stock ROM, network is working. I have tried various versions of stock ROMs, from 2.3.6 all the way up to 4.1.2. All stock ROMs run without a problem, once I go with custom ROM, no network is available. Any hints?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bitdonut:
I believe I have the same/similar problem. I have spent hours playing around with different things (changing modems/kernels/ROMs) and nothing seems to work. I modified my nv_bin file in the efs folder recently to unlock my phone (the unlock code no longer worked). I did this from within a stock 2.3.5. When that worked, I installed a back-up I had of 4.1.2 (Resurrection Remix v3.1.2) and everything was still fine. But when I tried to upgrade to CM 10.1 or Resurrection Remix v4.0.7 (or CM 10.2 nightly), I got no signal and couldn't locate any networks. When I went back to the Resurrection Remix (Android 4.1.2), everything was fine. I've installed various ROMs between my i9100 as well as my i9505 so it's not a matter of not installing them correctly. As far as I can tell, anything past 4.1.2 doesn't seem to like the edited nv_bin file. This was necessary as it's a carrier model from Chile and I wanted to be able to use it with other sims. Reverting back to an unedited nv_bin is not an option.

I ran EFS Professional and repaired my nv_bin file with 4.3 installed. With the carrier's sim, everything is roses. When I insert another sim, I get the network unlock prompt. Although I do have an unlock code, it doesn't work anymore (and hasn't for a long time). When I revert back to the edited nv_bin file that I had backed-up, I don't get the network unlock prompt anymore but I don't get any signal either, regardless of the sim card. I am able to see my IMEI and my phone finds the access point for whatever sim I install but it can't find any networks.

Anybody have any ideas?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strike_Riku:
Hey guys.

I am looking at picking one of these up soon but I have a few things I would like to know from an honest person in an honest opinion.

Can someone tell me all or one of the answers to:

1.How is the general UI performance? (Lags, frame drops)

2.How do games hold up? (Again, frame rates and lags (especially N.O.V.A 3 & Modern Combat 4 if anyone has that (that would help a lot!)))

3.How is the YouTube app in general (playback and browsing.

4.Does it feel/ is it underpowered/ showing its age?

5.Has 4.3 improved things a lot (performance)

6.Should I get one overall?

... Please.

Thank you very much for your time reading this and possibly answering.

Faithfully,

-Riku
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrgnex:
Its very vast and very very good for gaming. It has a very powerful gpu. So games and browsing and stuff are flawless for me. I dont know if 4.3 is so much better because when I got it I almost immediatly updated it.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfaisal98:
1. The general UI performace is excellent. No lags No frame drops.

2. I play NOVA 3 and it is smooth as butter with excellent graphics even better than the one on ipad.

3. Youtube and general browsing is also very good, everything briskly fast. I have yet to encounter anything that lags or with frame drops.

4. I have HD2 with Gingerbread 2.3.7, so for me N10 with 4.3 is a huge improvement and lots of usable new features.

5. Its an outstanding deal. You are going to love it.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UK_Wildcats_Fans:
1. I love the performance, and it does not lag at all. I typically turn off animations, transitions, etc because I like the performance better.

2. I don't really play games on it

3. YouTube works great for me even HD, and I use it all the time

4. In comparison my various phones, ipad and cheap Nextbook tablet, this one stands out

5. Yes on most newer android devices

6. Yes. I recommend the current Samsung version over the new Asus version that is soon to be released
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdel12345:
I agree except for one thing there is some lag sometimes but mostly smooth and the home screen reloads sometimes when leaving an app that uses lots of memory. But that is very unnoticeable and its a great tablet. I think I'll keep it for another year and a half or 2 before getting a new one
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strike_Riku:
Thank you all guys!

If you don't mind, can I ask a few more questions? (My apologies if I come off as rude!)

1. What is YOUR primary use?

2. Do you think I should wait for (if) there is a new version? (Low budget)

3. What case do you have on (if one at all!)

4. What accessories do you recommend I buy?

5. Does the dual core bother you?

6. Where and how much did you buy yours from/for

I honestly thank everyone of you (check your comment) for helping!

#Nexus
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gc84245:
1. Watching videos and browsing the web

2. No, the current version is great. If you want to save money look for one used

3. None

4. The only accessory I have is a usb-otg cable, picked up from Amazon for 2 bucks.

5. No

6. $250 from classified ad
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrgnex:
1. I generally use it for watching video's and browsing. I do play some games from time to time.

2. I dont the new one will be much better. This is a top of the line tablet that will last some time. And I heard Asus has bad products.

3. I dont have a case. But I dont travel with it. I hate cases.

4. I have a sleeve. Not really necessary but always handy. Also an anti glare screen protector may come to use but since the screen will be more pixellated its not for me.

5. No I have never had any problems with it being a dual core. I have to say that I never owned something quad core.

6. I got mine imported from Amazon total: €500. I feel stupid because a week later media markt started to sell it for €400 (before that the Nexus 10 wasnt for sale here)... :( So I wasted €100..
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLordxX:
Hi,

1 - I never found a problem with the UI, very fast and smooth, my only problem was with the stock launcher, but you can get a third party one and solve it haha.

2 - The games look nice and have no problems, however I was disappointed with Gameloft, because the games looks much better on my S4 than on Nexus 10, about framedrops no worries, but if you want the BEST graphics go for other games (like Ravensword which looks amazing).

3 - YouTube app is great, the UI is really nice! And playback is normal, the only problem is that it misses 1080p playback I believe, but that's a YT app problem, so you might wait for an update to have this.

4 - Nope, I never used something as fast as this haha. Soon Nexus 10 2 will be released, but this one is still a beast.

5 - I believe, my device got much smoother after it. Also, I always used a video (FullHD, FLAC audio, mkv) to test the versions. Galaxy S4 4G on 4.3 run with many lags, Nexus 10 on 4.2.1 was able to run with heavy lags (unwatchable), on 4.2.2 it ran with some lags and on 4.3 I can watch with no lags at all :D. So I can say that something was improved haha.

6 - If you don't want to wait for the Nexus 10 2, go for Nexus 10 surely! It's a beast and you won't get disappointed. However if I were you, I'd give a look in Xperia Tablet Z too, as people say it's as powerful as Nexus.

Hope this helps :),

~Lord

"This Story Ends Where It Began" - Octavarium (Dream Theater)

Sent from my Monster S4

---------- Post added at 10:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:51 AM ----------

Will answer this to complete my other post.

1 - I use it to write my fanfic, to read some things, navigate on the web, watch videos/movies and play games.

2 - Not sure, you must give a look. Remember the next one is Asus, which is very different from Samsung, if you don't like Asus go for this one surely, however I'd wait.

3 - I have the Poetic Case with Keyboard, which is amazing, very good and premium feel, also the keyboard is great for typing ;). I only miss a trackpad in the keyboard, but u can understand why they didn't put one hehe.

(Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AG0D61O)

4 - Pogo Cable for faster charging, USB OTG Cable, Micro HDMI Cable, and the case I said in item 3.

5 - Nope. It's a Cortex A15 with a beast GPU, Cortex A15 is very good and fast, you won't find any problems. There's a misunderstanding about cores that I'll resume like this: More Cores ≠ More Speed. Like I already said my Nexus 10 can run videos my S4 can't, Nexus is dual core and my S4 is quad. It can multitask goodly and even run a PC OS (CompleteLinuxInstaller) so you will not have any problem with it being Dual Core dude.

6 - I bought mine from amazon and paid 550$ (without shipping, including shipping price I think it was plus 30$, but I was getting a Galaxy S4 and the case together so the shipping price may vary). Iy was bought back in June I believe. Oh, I got the 32GB version.

"This Story Ends Where It Began" - Octavarium (Dream Theater)

Sent from my Monster S4
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] midnite_blue:
1. primary uses: a) audio recording & editing (using a USB mic & powered hub), b) image editing, c) up- and downloading photography and other content, d) calendaring & to-do organizing, e) e-mailing, f) SMS messaging sync'ed with my phone, g) writing, h) Internet browsing, i) participating in online forums, j) using it as a cable TV remote, k) listening to Pandora, l) viewing YouTube and Netflix videos, m) shopping on Amazon and n) killin' me some lowdown egg-stealin' piggies with some strategically slingshot birds!

2. should you wait?: no, jump in... it's a great device!

3. case: the black Google book cover. I really like the look & grippy feel of the N10's back... and the flip cover's cool because: a) it's thin & minimal, giving you a more visually clean and tactilely direct experience of your tablet, b) it's easy to install and extremely well integrated, c) it magnetically awakens the device and puts it to sleep and d) it efficiently protects the screen between uses. In addition, I use a $6 neoprene sleeve for travel.

4. accessories: a) pogo plug (excellent charging, ∅ wear & tear on the USB port... it's a no brainer), b) an On-The-Go male micro to female standard USB pigtail for data transmission, c) external Bluetooth speakers, d) Bluetooth mouse, e) Bluetooth keyboard, f) collapsible stand, g) HDMI cable for viewing videos with your honey, h) flash memory storage.

My favorite tablet accessory is a WiFi LAN Windows desktop computer, which is the perfect large-screen mass-storage device. ;)

5. the chipset is absolutely great!

6. Google Play Store / 32Gb / 499 USD
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CWalkop:
Heya! I personally am of quite a different opinion than others here (mainly on point 2), so bear with me.

1. I use it for social networking, Hangouts, and especially so: News. Through both Google+ and Pulse. Gaming, also, some 3D some more basic (Bloons TD, for example). Works great for this, except the frame-rate in Pulse for vertical scrolling isn't that great. Just FYI, I get anywhere from 5-7 hours of screen-on time per day, on average, with that use pattern.

2. YES. Absolutely no question: yes. People say that if you always wait for the next one, you'll always be waiting. That's just plain impatient right now. If there is a new one, it'll be out in less than a month most likely. You'll be getting the latest hardware, something that can properly power this beast of a display, and you'll also be getting a second-gen product, which in the case of the Nexus 7 was a MASSIVE improvement. I personally find that the RAM isn't enough on this device; about ~800MB is devoted to video, meaning you only get actually around 800-900MB for app use. The Nexus 4 performs MUCH better with multitasking than the Nexus 10 for this reason. Launcher reloads are common. Chrome doesn't hold a tab for more than 30 seconds reliably.

I also do see frame drops frequently. I have a keen eye for this, IMO; the SoC in the Nexus 10 simply doesn't have the oomph to handle this display based on my experiences.

If you wait, there is no downside. You'll be able to get a used N10 cheaper, and you'll also have the option of the much-improved new model. Don't listen to the people saying "don't get ASUS!!!! They ssuuuuckk!". I had a TF101 and a TF300. The only things holding them back were SSDs with poor I/O performance, and the facts show that Google has forced them to iron out these issues with both Nexus 7s. An ASUS Nexus 10 will be amazing.

3. None! This thing is pretty durable. I have a few scratches on the back, but not very noticeable. I even dropped it down a small flight of concrete/brick stairs once, with only minor scuffs to two corners! That impressed me. (No, I never let it happen again 0_0)

4. MagNector if you go original, Qi charger if you go new model! Also, a USB On-The-Go (OTG) adapter.

5. Not in the slightest. This thing is incredible at single or dual-threaded tasks. Still in the benchmarks in the top 3, generally. The GPU is what I'm more worried about.

6. eBay, about 4 months ago for $420! 32GB model.

Hope that helps you out in your decisions! :)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] midnite_blue:
addendum

4. I also use a stylus, which you may find more feasible than a mouse.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
Let me begin by agreeing with CWalkop that you should definitely wait a week to see what the new Nexus 10 looks like, as it will almost certainly be announced this week.

1. Pretty good, but I get the feeling there's some light lag. Very occasionally the keyboard or app will freeze up for a second, but it's pretty rare. As Android goes, not sure you'll find much better.

2. I don't play games.

3. Youtube plays back fine, other than the inherent limitations of their app.

4. Doesn't feel underpowered, but then I haven't tried the new generation of tablets. It's running the first Cortex A15 chip and it goes toe-to-toe in CPU benchmarks with recently released tablets, though the GPU has been surpassed. I wish it was big.LITTLE, ie quad-core with two more Cortex A7 cores, so that it could save power in light use, but considering nobody else is doing that well yet, no big loss.

5. 4.3 helped, particularly fixing a memory leak in 4.2.2 and seemingly increasing battery life a little.

6. Hmm, this is a tough question. It was arguably the best Android tablet available at the beginning of the year, which is why I bought it for my first tablet. But WQXGA 2560x1600 is overkill for tablet resolution, you're probably better off with a Full HD 1920x1080 screen that won't drain your battery as fast. Also, the new iPad Air is 1 lb flat, hopefully lighter Android tablets are on the way, as this one can feel somewhat heavy. I'd never buy Apple, but something to think about if you do. I think it all depends if the strengths of this tablet fit your needs, but I'm happy with my purchase. :)

1. I use it for web browsing and watching some videos. I've also used it for torrenting, with the aDownloader app, and it gets surprisingly very good torrent speeds.

2. As I said above, definitely wait, as prices will almost certainly fall more when the new one comes out.

3. No case, I only use it around the house.

4. I haven't bought any. Google never released a pogo charger or dock, which I'd have considered buying.

5. Not at all, you will never notice it, as confirmed by the linked benchmarks above.

6. Google Play Store for $500 for the 32 GB version, came to $550 with tax and shipping.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] sudermatt:
I was really pumped about this phone. I have the N2 and wanted the next. I have a dumb phone line on my account that I was hoping to transfer the upgrade from and go on the Edge program...And keep my unlimited data.

They would not do it. Something about the system forcing to pay full pop when they transfer the Edge feature to my line.

Has anyone been able to use an upgrade on another line, get the Edge feature, and keep unlimited data?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] Rockwell22:
Try online that's how I got mine
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] W1LD5TYL3:
Here's how...

Verizon Edge is non-transferable that's why it didn't work. Idk why the Rep didn't inform you of this... :rolleyes: SMH

The way you could do this is upgrade your basic phone line w/ VZ EDGE. The EDGE agreement will be tied to the basic line which won't matter much, the monthly payment will be billed the same. Once the phone arrives, activate and xfer over to your unlimited line. Got your Note 3 w/ EDGE and Unlimited Data! :good:
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] WilliamSchfr:
edge fix

Just go to the store and start a new line with edge and N3. Go home and switch Sims from your N2 to your N3 so that the N3 is on your current, unlimited line. Call customer service and cancel the new line..... There you go!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] toddnbrown:
at some point recently they were letting unlimited customers who switch to Edge get 6gb a month at $30 for the data.. I don't know if it's still going on, and I know it's not unlimited, but 6gb is more than I've ever used.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] jdec529:
That's what I did. Hated to get rid of my unlimited but 60gb for 30 bucks ain't bad.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] krazy_smokezalot:
but you would have to pay the etf or return the device genius.... verizon rep speaking:p
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] WilliamSchfr:
edge fix

Really genius? You do realize the the edge is Uncontracted Right. So it's not me that genius it's you that's incredibly stupid! It says in the terms and conditions of the edge that if you cancel the line you are still responsible for the payments. If you are truly a VZW rep you need to be fired! Really verizon, you need to start giving IQ tests before you Hire! If you cancel the line you are not required to return the device or pay an ETF! I know because I have done this 3 times! Think before you speak Vzw rep or if you incapable of though read up on the programs T's & C's while you have some spare time at work! Should be quite often!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] dadsterflip:
Verizon reps sometimes are even clueless to what they sell... trust me I had to educate most of them.. Their excuse is that the customer knows before they even know anything lol doesn't make sense to me.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 General] Naddict:
please go here for any further discussion...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2466108
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amankapoor4:
Hi Guys,

Any idea on how to sync the phone with Mac OS without spending money buying any additional Software. I really do not want to open my dell system to do this.

Regards

Aman
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lumpysherman:
Isyncer our air sync should work but cosy a few bucks. Otherwise use the usb cable and manually copy over your files.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amankapoor4:
I am using Airdroid now.

Problem with USB cable is MTP mode is not working with mac.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-meist:
Try a program called Android file transfer. http://www.android.com/filetransfer/
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tynman11:
Thinking about getting the Note 3 because I run several games and am tired of them restarting when I switch between them. Has anyone noticed Multitask improvement since switching to the Note 3 with its 3GB of RAM?