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[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Philipp__:
Thanks for your feedback!.

Many of your suggestions are great and are going to be released in the next version :)
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Philipp__:
Btw. there's an option to mark error's in the application bar - so if you don't find your mistakes, you could mark all wrong numbers red
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathshead:
Hey guys, anyone run into this issue?

Load up samsung apps, or hub. the apps will load, I can search for apps, etc..

but when I try to download I just get the spinning icon, and it will not connect.

I cleared cache,

cleared app cache/data. rebooted.

turned off all ad blocking.

unfroze all frozen apps.

thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberlord86:
I have tried bunch of 10.2 based ROMs and found ArchiDroid-s best for me. Every aspect of my cellphone is quite better with 4.3 ROM. Faster, smoother then 4.1.2. Except ONE thing... Browsing THE INTERNET.

It is not about how fast pages are opening, I'm not talking about this. It is about scrolling. I have tested in 4-5 different web browsers and it seems that all of them faces the same problem: slow down on 10.2 based ROMs.

For example, the smoothest of all - Dolphin, in the 4.1.2 ROMs, scrolling is like a game with 60+ fps, on 4.3.1 ROMs it is about 20 fps. And this issue is present in all web browsers. Anybody noticed it?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] scorpio_K:
here's mine
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] XDRdaniel:
what if we don't edit the pictures? just leave them raw :)

here are some of mine, taken with Galaxy Mini
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] scorpio_K:
I actually just changed the hue qnd cont its cool check mine

What do you think?

Cm10 version gives image quality good,because I can see the change and the image resolution also changes
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] scorpio_K:
How about low light ?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] raensoe:
They're awesome. How did make those shots?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] XDRdaniel:
Yes they are :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] andrejohn:
Here mine's
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] manoj94:
mine
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] XDRdaniel:
More from me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] raensoe:
Raw
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] SHAGGYY:
Bhuleshwar Temple,Pune-Solapur highway
[HTC One Max] greentaloy:
Get to know the impressive features of HTC One Max and going to transfer from my iPhone 5,seems the big mate do need a case to make it under protection,if anyone get a case or cover to recommend ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Soooooo, let me tell you whats going on I rooted my phone (Worked fine)..... Then I went to install Hotspot (Failed) And my phone was stuck on the Sprint screen. So I tried to throw a rom on it and it (failed). Now I'm trying to use Odin to go back to Stock and I'm getting "MD5 hash value is invalid" I need HELP!!!!! lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] SantinoInc:
Check the MD5 of whatever tar you are trying to flash. Josh's MI5 has a MD5 posted so you can check to make sure the d/l went through properly. Alternatively, you might want to flash the latest version of TWRP in Odin and immediately boot into recovery before the phone reboots
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
I have TWRP on there and I've tried Josh's Rom it didn't work and I've tried several Tar files
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] SantinoInc:
You can get into TWRP w/o a problem? If so, what happens when you try to flash a rom or restore a backup?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
When I try to flash a rom it fails
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] SantinoInc:
So you can get into download mode and you can get into TWRP but when you try to flash a MI3/MI5 tar in Odin it will not go through...and you are sure that the tar files are not corrupt?

And the rom zips are definitely not corrupt that you are flashing in TWRP?

I would say that if you can access TWRP and still get into Download mode you are not bricked. I would PM Josh or Freeza and ask them for advice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Well apparently I can't get into twrp anymore not sure whats going on
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] slimc84:
I would ODIN TWRP again and uncheck auto reboot. Then manually boot into twrp and try flashing a rom again or restoring a backup.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigmase23:
You need to have a rom or a nand on your internal or external storage. Flash twrp via Odin and immediately go into recovery and flash the new rom or nand. That will get you back and running. Remember, after you flash twrp you need to hold the vol up/power/home buttons as soon as you hear the disconnect sound on your pc. Good Luck!
[Milestone 2 General] macmalon:
Hi guys,

Does anyone still have this version of miui by Will5 on his hard drive? I can't download it from will5 thread.

It would be much appreciated.

Cheers
[Milestone 2 General] crazyteknohed:
I know it doesn't help your problem much, but have you tried CM10.2 yet? It is such a better ROM in every way than any other I've used on my trusty MS2, Will5's MIUI included.
[Milestone 2 General] macmalon:
Thanks, but I actually use cm10.1 by Tezet. It's the most stable and smooth (after some optimizations such as disabling a lot of apps in hwa acceleration) for me. Everytime I try cm10.2 from czeshop or englemars I meet some problems like with bluetooth ad2p, some reboots or hangs... they are not enough finalized IMHO. Now I put all my hopes in kitkat

Anyway, going back to topic, I wanted to find this version of MIUI for my other MM2 to check the difference of performance between this good old miui that I really enjoyed back then and CM10.1. But I am afraid that no one hes this version of MIUI on their hard drive anymore :(
[Milestone 2 General] macmalon:
I finally manage to found that latest version of GB MIUI and it's such a pleasure to find it back. It's so much faster than any of the other roms I have tried. I've been on tezet's CM10 for almost a year, but going back to this miui rom makes my phone ultrasnappy! I forgot that pressing the phone button could make the dialer appear in less than 3 seconds... same for SMS and almost everything in the phone!! You click, it appears, period. No waiting time.

I'll still follow the evolution of KitKat, but even kitkat (I've only tried Engle-Mars one) is not as fast and quick responding as this good old MIUI for the moment. I hope dev will manage to optimize them to that level of snappiness!
[Milestone 2 General] rbr1991:
I would recommend using KitKat. For me it turned out a lot faster than the CM10.x versions :good:
[Milestone 2 General] Olstyle:
I don't know about the Engle-Mars Version, but the one of Czechop still reboots on me once a day. Featurewise they are both already on par with Tezets last Rom(but faster).
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] RVR:
wats the error??give some more details
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] sharingan:
if it's giving you errors then clear it's cache and also clear cache in cwm
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] vinodr5371@xdaroms.co.in:
It's ok bro it's working now.:)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] its_ja10:
Hi,

I know battery drains faster if I have bad connection in my area. When I go in my battery option, I know the 'yellow' connection (see attached image) means i have bad connection and my battery drains faster because of that. My question is if I turn wifi calling on and turn off the data, which one will drain the battery faster? wifi calling or the 'yellow' bad connection?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
The file system is whack!

Why?

Try this very simple test.

Create a new folder and create some files to put in there.

Use a USB cable and plug it into your laptop.

Open your phone.

Where is your new folder and files?

But wait, if you open up ES File Explorer on the phone, everything is there?

Okay, reboot your phone.

Then, plug it into your laptop again.

Okay, now everything is there.

It's like you have to reboot your Nexus device in order to allow your laptop to see a refresh of the storage memory.

This is why removable memory is the way to go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
I just use Filezilla and ftpserver from the play store. Easy and fast. I'll never plug my phone into the computer again to transfer files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
use a good file explorer that does refresh the storage index...try solid explorer..problem solved

every change made by solid explorer to the file system is notified to the android media store index, try to repeat your steps with solid explorer

(that happens to every new phone out there that use MTP over mass storage file transfer, about 90% of new smartphone, even phone with removable storage use MTP today )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kisrita:
Wires are much too cumbersome. I use ES file manager to move files to/from my tablets/PC/dropbox/Box.com. Copy and paste between any and all of those easier than using a full desktop PC. No need to search for a wire. Or even be in the same room as your PC. Problem solved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Thanks everyone!

I'll try these ideas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
But, the nice thing about removable storage is that it's easy to pop out the memory card and put it into your laptop. I only wish that laptop makers would put a micro SD card slot into laptops so I don't have to keep my adapter in there.

Plus, it copies way faster that way, in my experience. Also, Windows Explorer treats it like storage device, instead of some weird "thing" with the MTP method, ie, Teracopy never works with MTP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] prbadboy69:
i use root explorer and never had that issue. i created folder thru root explorer and i plugged into my laptop and i was able to view folder. but i got to say when i first got my gnex i was scared because of not having a removable sd card. but when i did have my droid X my sd card did fail, but luckily i backed everything up to my laptop before it actually failed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itasoulas:
excuse me, but you have created a post to state that you are not buying another Nexus device just for that silly reason you mention? :eek:

ohhh, please.... :laugh::p:silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
neo isnt very smart and is overly dramatic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peppo6:
Which is your Galaxy Nexus version? International one? I have one GSM and I've never had this kind of problem..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Verizon version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cstrife999:
What? That has nothing to do with internal storage versus Sd... Might wanna learn how computers work and how to use a file explorer...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Uhh, might want to know what you're talking about before trash typing....with SD you can remove the card and use the MUCH BETTER & 10x FASTER Windows file manager, can't do that with the Nexus internal storage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
fantard
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vekhez:
This is not a Galaxy 'Nexus' problem, it's an Android thing, its MTP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
Any app that can trigger a media scan should cure that without having to reboot.

I've been using filezilla on my pc to push files to my phone for awhile though and it is much more convenient. USB transfer is slow and those cords always break on me >.<

That's no reason to ditch the galaxy nexus though. Maybe the terrible screen, poor placement of headphone jack, and battery life though... Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peppo6:
So, I think it's just a problem linked to your Gnex. When I plug mine, I always see it on my pc like a removal memory.. And this should happen if you are rooted or not, it doesn't depend on it.

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
18 months of updates doesn't warrant buying a nexus anymore, I just buy a better hardware non nexus phone an install the latest google stock on it using a custom rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EnricoD:
Uninstall mtp drivers from drivers management and install it again

Remove all drivers related to gnex and install again

Just download latest USB drivers zip

http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html

And follow istructions

http://developer.android.com/tools/extras/oem-usb.html#InstallingDriver
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] manujis:
Don't know how but I never faced this issue. I use file manager.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cstrife999:
I do know what I'm talking about... I'm not the one with the problem... Ive used probably far more android devices than you with and without SD cards never had the issues you're having its some setting you have checked. Instead of pretending you know more than others realize you could very well be wrong.

Edit: Just plugged in my resound and gnex both have same access... You have some odd setting checked or something... See my point... You're the one with the issue so claiming I don't know what I'm talking about doesn't make much sense.

EDIT: I didn't intend to trash type. To be honest I thought this was a joke. If I did offend you i apologize, but your statement simply isn't true... If you're on a mac perhaps that's a different issue haven't used a mac in forever but I'v never had any of the issues you've had on xp,vista,7,or 8.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lesp4ul:
Some system mtp driver faulty, it is not entirely Nexus brand fault. Not only found on samsung made galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bubbalv29:
Never had this problem with my Galaxy Nexus, in fact, when I change something in on my Nexus, it's reflected in Windows Explorer right away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resetreflectt:
Honestly my main complaint with Android is ID3 tags. I'll put in songs onto the phone either through USB or AirDroid and every now and then the tags won't transfer properly so I'll have albums split in two or album art missing or just missing labels I'm general. Or it'll go perfectly fine but the album art will be pixelated.

Sent from my Wallet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hälftebyte:
lol, cool thread title!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 93fuelslut:
I'm having trouble understanding you. Can you come over and show me ;).. But seriously , pm me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savagehax:
Removable storage is almost a thing of the past in all android phones. Get used to it or not. Either way quit crying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashclepdia:
Ummm. So its 10x faster to take the time to get out the little tool needed to remove sdcard, then find adapter, then put it into PC, then transfer, then put card back, then reboot.

Or maybe it's faster to just fix the issue you have in the first place?

Or maybe realize that there is probably 20 other different ways for you to quickly transfer files?

But in all seriousness though, HOW OFTEN/HOW MANY FILES ARE YOU CONSTANTLY TRANSFERRING THAT THIS HAS BECOME SUCH A 'MAJOR' ISSUE FOR YOU? I'd say if you are CONSTANTLY transferring things, it's about time to look into alternative methods, heck, there is this thing called "the cloud" that could be very useful in that situation not to mention many other methods...

Aaannnndddd I've now completed my AshRants for the day.

AshRants:Level9000!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Boytrix:
I think Nexus Phones is the best ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AGoogleUser:
I have never, ever had this happen to me so i decided to test it.

My friends Nexus 1: No problem. Files were there as soon as i connected. I even created a folder on the phone while plugged in to the computer and no sooner then when I made the folder, it was already on the screen.

My Galaxy Nexus:No problem. Did same tests as you stated above and files were there every time i hooked up.

My brothers Nexus 4: Nada. Works just as well as the Gnexus and Nexus 1.

I would test the Nexus S 4g however I dont know where i put the battery.

Maybe you have a faulty nexus. IMHO nexus devices act and respond way better than other devices.

STAY WITH THE NEXUS :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jherring002:
they are
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
Nexus phones are usually already 6 months behind current hardware even when first launched compared to top end android phones.If you just want a reasonably cheap android phone with middle range hardware an components that has latest software by all means get a nexus, if you want the best get a S4,G2, xperia z or HTC one ect, you may not get kitkat with those but you can always flash latest unofficial builds usually
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IFLATLINEI:
LMFAO! Whack! Crack is Whack Yo!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Ehm the Galaxy Nexus was a high end phone.. The Nexus 4 had the fastest processor at the time. The Nexus 5 crushes the s4 for less money..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arshum:
It is a nature of MTP protocol. New files would not trigger a reindexing and MTP cannot show them.

Try to use some apps like Rescan Media to force a reindex of files next time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
Your living in the past talking about gnex,s3 actually had the fastest processor at the time compared to n4 An the s3 was already months older than n4, the n5 is only just released compared to s4 anyway, s5 is on the way in less than a few months that will blow the n5 away, with the n5 your only going to get beaten by the next gen phones starting to roll out after xmas.You want another nexus with crappy camera an useless battery like the gnex had an only have current hardware for 3 months after its launch by all means get n5, the reason behind the cheaper n5 is because they use cheaper components to lower cost an the build quality sux.If every nexus was released earlier in year alongside the s4 release ect you may have had a chance staying current buying the n5,as long as they keep releasing nexus phones only few months before samsungs next galaxy s range you always going to be outdated in a few months from release with a new nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LorenzNexus:
I agree that MTP is kinda unstable on our device. I had a quite bad experience with it.

Let me briefly explain...I had the idea to backup my files. Good. This kind of ideas should be fine...NO guys. Not at all ^^

Before doing a backup I wanted just to trash out some garbage....yeah there was a strange folder name "/" (yep root directory). So I wondered how could it be there! Altough programmer, I deleted it. You can immagine what happened :( (recursive delete from /)

So I even developed 2 scripts to dump the ENTIRE nand and then I restored my images using testdisk :) [I should open a thread with these tools once I get permissions to do so]

My question is still what the heck was that "folder" / "file", who and how was it created!

Otherwise I simply avoid to use it whenever possible....

And Galaxy Nexus is a great phone :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ultraviolet7:
I second this recommendation!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nnbengboy2:
If you're going to write a long post at least use some proper grammar. "An" and "and" are actually different words, who knew?!

They are all nice phones. I love my GNex, some hate it. And the fact that the Nexus 5 is cheaper is a big selling point for a lot of people. My wife has the Note 2, I have the Verizon GNex. They are both old and outdated but we love them.

Also, please stop mentioning camera quality. If you want a truly nice camera...buy a DSLR. Stop comparing one moderate camera to a slightly better moderate camera.

Edit: I don't recall ever having the problem with mtp.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
:sly: the op realized how retarded he/she was after this :) people...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
Cool story bro, do they make DSLR camera phones running android these days, who knew...., by the way I already own a DSLR camera but I thought we were talking about smartphones.If you want a phone based on its cheap price well I'm sure android can cater for you without needing a nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 93fuelslut:
Haha dude getting mad over "an" instead of "and". What a little b!tch Lol . more drama then a hood rat

sent from your moms phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
We talking about you or me here with your useless rant, chill on the hateorade, the only liitle b1tch here is yours on the end of my knob, no need to hate me because of your erectile dysfunction.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LuckySwitz:
Agree.. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
The s2 was still higher end than the gnex an performed better, only thing the gnex had over the s2 was ice cream sandwich at the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranka79:
Use software data cable to transfer files and folders over WiFi, and filezilla on PC, you won't complain again

n!|€sh r@nka™
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyYan:
What about the 720p screen? NFC? GS2 is only good for its Exynos4 CPU. And this couldn't deny the fact that GNex was one of the best at its time.

Now cut this whole S2 VS. GNex discussion. I like GS2, only that it's expensive even now (2x the price of a GNex!).

Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ Android 4.4 KRT16M
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] corsav6:
Performed better? Any S2 I have used seem less snappy than my gnex.

Not saying the S2 is no good, it still is a nice fast device, but going through menu's and opening apps seem quicker on the gnex. Now before I get told I'm wrong, as I see we have some post jumpers here, this is my personal experience and yours may differ.

Hope my grammar meets this threads strict rules :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fux0r99:
S2 never lagged as bad as my gnex, just my opinion.When you say gnex is snappier, are you saying gnex on 4.3 is snappier than s2 on 4.3 rom.I do agree the screen is better on gnex though with it higher ppi.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] corsav6:
I don't experience lag on my gnex, but I don't have many apps installed. I was playing around with a friends s2 tonight and had some delays opening apps and scrolling. Side by side the gnex just seemed smoother. Unfortunately I have severe screen burn so unless I go to 100% brightness my screen looks crap.

Just picked up the HTC One Mini today, have to say its nice phone, feels well built and the screen is amazing, although I will give it to the wife when I get the nexus 5, I just love nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savoca:
Was this a genuine reason to not ever purchase a Nexus device again, or external SDCard advertisement? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Why is this thread still going.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TacticalDesire:
S2 vs Gnex flame wars? I'm having flashbacks to 2011!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Citizen_Snips:
Is anyone even still here? Lmao....

Inb4lock

Oh and [MENTION=763587]Neo3D[/MENTION] *facepalm* lol

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AGoogleUser:
I dont know... I am.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] djozy:
Hi

I think i will be a great idea to open a Thread for everyone to recommend about the best software and hardware for the wizard.

I recommend these programs:

1 - battery pack - you can see info about battery and memory, you can

switch between open windows, you can close running programs easily

2 - Vidya registry editor - you can edit the registry nicely

3 - Notem - let you record any audio include phonecalls

4 - Tv remote controller - let you control any device by infrared port.

now lets hear yours
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] DocteurN:
Here are mine :

- xBar 3 - taskbar tool that allow switch from an application to another easily and lot more.

- PocketZenPhone : phone profile switcher/manager

- Sunnysoft Backup Manager : the only backup solution I know for WM 5.0

- Microsoft Voice Command

- SPB GPRS Monitor : complete solution for measuring the amounts of data transfers via your GPRS

- SPB Pocket Plus : Today plug-in with tabs. Close button that really closes. ZIP support in File Explorer. And many other features missing in WM 5.0