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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] merics:
The $10 2-day free shipping was the kicker to get that particular case. Remain awfully nervous with it being exposed. Def poses the challenges while laying, have to have head propped pretty high to comfortably use, that's where my gNote 8 comes in.

Another notice: WIth the 10.1, I felt I was constantly tweaking the brightness, just never liked the auto-brightness and the display just always seemed too bright or too dark. Maybe it's the LCD vs Amoled, but the 12.2 auto-brightness is really good and I've yet to need to adjust no matter the lighting.

Put the pic but not case name >> WAWO Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Case - Slim Folding Cover for SM-P905/P900 12.2 Inches Touch Screen Tablet,(with Smart Cover Auto Wake / Sleep), black.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] BarryH_GEG:
M-UX is already shown as a N10.1-14 feature on some of Samsung's e-commerce sites and 4.4/M-UX leaks have been reported. So at some point, most likely soon, at least UI wise the N10.1-14 is going to be brought up to the same feature and performance level as the N12. The h/w powering the N12 and N10.1-14 are identical as is the number of pixels being pushed because of the N12's lower PPI. So whatever performance is being achieved on the N12 will be identical on 4.4/M-UX-equipped N10.1-14's.

What's most likely to be missing from any N10.1-14 update are the Pro s/w features. All but Hancom Office and e-Meeting are available as-is or the same product from the same vendor not white labeled as "Samsung" on Play today.

So, eventually, it's going to come down to two s/w products and size as the differences between the two. That and the N12's lower PPI and addition of USB 3.0 for faster file transfers to Windows PCs.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] merics:
Points well taken n correct. Being I'm using the 12.2 now, this appears an instance where hands on is required to fully appreciate the 180 experience myself and others are seeing. I'm very familiar with the 10.1, bought and returned x3 as recent as two weeks ago. Will also add that I used the Surface 2 for month plus, was impressed. The Hancom office, 12.2 display and S-Pen are few reasons this is better device for productivity and consumption usage, for now.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] muzzy996:
Purchased the Note Pro 12.2 because I wanted to make a real go at using it for taking notes using S-Pen. I'm tired of having a dozen different note pads laying around my office and not knowing where a particular meeting's notes are.

I figured the larger screen size is the best way to get something as close as possible to a letter sized page. For note taking I'm fairly impressed on how acurately it will record small handwriting. Certainly will never replace paper but gets much closer than I've seen on other devices, certainly enough for my needs anyway.

The same reason I wanted this over the 10.1, screen size, is probably the one thing I dislike about it too. The tab simply is a little too heavy and large for casual browsing and media consumption. Sooner or later I end up propping my hand up on something to support the tablet or if trying to hold one handed while navigating with the other hand I end up switching back and forth for comfort. I'm using this thing without any case at the moment since Best Buy didn't have any cases in stock so once i do have a case I'll have both improved options for holding the tablet and increased weight in hand when there's nothing to set it up on. . .

For typing on the couch, the full size keyboard is a little hard to use with two thumbs when holding the tablet on the bottom corners with both hands in landscape orientation. The screen simply is too wide in landscape to reach the letters in the middle. Going to floating keyboard or split helps but it would be nice if Samsung took a hint from Swiftkey and included the ability to resize the keyboard in those two layouts, I'd like the split keyboard to be a little larger for my large but short thumbs LOL.

All in all I think I'll stick with the 12.2 and supplement it with my Nexus 7 around the house.

Oh and as for Magazine UI . . it was something that intrigued me prior to purchase but I ditched it for Nova within 15 minutes of setup. I simply can't stand wasting the screen real estate that I paid a huge premium for and the stock launcher app drawer has margins and gaps between app icons that are far far too large for my taste. Large margins and the inability to overlap widgets make stock touchwiz launcher a no-go for me.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] BarryH_GEG:
Unless that "180 degree" difference is caused by the extra screen real estate or you spend the majority of your time in Hancom Office or in e-Meeting's with other Tab/Note|Pro owners the updated N10.1-14 should provide the same experience. At least on paper. ;) Comparing the 4.4/M-UX-equipped N12 to the N10.1-14 on its 4.3 launch s/w is kind of apples and oranges.

Samsung could care less which of their iPad-priced premium tablets people buy. Because of poor product planning (they should have launched the N10.1-14 as the "Note|Pro 10.1" and then added a "Premium Suite" once they finalized and announced the feature set of the "Pros") the N10.1-14 is their 10" S Pen-equipped tablet for the foreseeable future albeit with an "out of family" name. So other than the missing "Pro" features, some of which are of more marketing than practical value, it still comes down to size.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
Isn't Hancom Office available for free download from Playstore? Can it play animations embedded in PowerPoint files?

I have heard conflicting comments in regard to the lower PPI on the 12.2 than that of the 10.1 2014. Do the letters and images look worse than those on the 10.1 2014?

I plan to use the device on public transportation (bus, subway) most of the time. Of course, if I cannot find a seat, I have to hold the device one handed like holding a baby on one hand and feeding her using another hand.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] pierrekid:
Exactly! You are comparing 4.4 to 4.3. It's already been shown that Android kit kak has a lower system requirements meaning it will run a lot more efficiently on lower end devices and extremely fast on high-end devices. So the experience that you're having on 12.2 is the same experience you will get on 10.1 when Kit Kat is finally sent to our devices. Especially since the 10.1 and 12.2 have the same hardware components. So it really does come down to if you want a higher PPI device or one with a larger screen. Me personally, I will always take portability and screen resolution over sheer size. Especially when it comes to tablets...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] BarryH_GEG:
I have an AT&T N3 and have been running a leaked (but official) 4.4 test ROM for about three weeks. The N3 on 4.3 was plenty fast and I had no complaints. It's amazing how much more fluid it is on 4.4. Not only that, (my) battery life's improved by 20-25%. I'm guessing the efficiencies gained in 4.4 are probably behind the improvements "Pro" users are experiencing more than anything Samsung's done specifically. From various forums I'm getting the sense 4.3 wasn't one of Google's finest release versions.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
Any regret in upgrading from 10.1 2014 to PRO 12.2?

I tried the Note Pro 12.2 yesterday. I was not impressed. 1) After holding it for a few minutes the way one usually holds a baby with one hand, I felt tired. 2) There were lags even the machine was on display for 1-2 days. 3) The letters did not seem to be as sharp as those on the 10.1 2014. 4) I had two apps in one screen. Did not find the feature useful especially when I have to see less in each window. Better if I could overlay the windows on top of each other. Given the above, is there a point to get the PRO 12.2 over the 10.1 2014? Are Hancom Office and Samsung Remote Desktop PC available for the 10.1 2014? How likely it is to be able to install Kitkat and Magazine UX on the 10.1 2014?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] zaptoons:
After having a 12.2 for a month now, everything else just feels teeny-tiny to me. I like the 10.1 2014 a lot, but I really couldn't do that size anymore for the same productivity tasks I've gotten used to on the 12.2

It's spoiled me for size, the same way my Note 3 spoils me against smaller screen phones.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
What are the productivity tasks you have gotten used to on the 12.2?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
The resolution is the same, the DPI is better on the 10.1 because is has the same number of pixels within a smaller screen.

As for comparison... I have Nexus 10 and Note Pro 12.2. The bigger screen is priceless, way overdue! I often run 3 apps in multiwindow and can't imagine doing that on my 10 inch tab, just not enough screen real estate...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] BarryH_GEG:
Of course it's heavier and bulkier, the display area's 30% larger. That increase is why people are buying it (I assume) and the trade-off is in the added heft.

I like most people was hoping 4.4/M-UX would improve the occasional stuttering and hesitation. Alas, that doesn't seem the case as reviewers of the N12 have commented on it just as they did with the N10.1-14. It's the price we have to pay for all the unique stuff Samsung's crammed in to the Note/Pro's that's consuming resources in the background. It's really not that bad unless you're a lag freak.

That's probably true due to the PPI difference but you'd also be holding the N12 further away typically than you would the N10.1-14.

Depends on what you're doing. Being able to drag and drop content between windows is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Given your comments and that you even have to ask I'd say no.

Not officially. ;) I've been using Hancom pretty heavily over the past few days and while it's far better than other faux-Office products it's not without its idiosyncrasies. All the page dimensions are in millimeters vs. inches, the default bullets are invisible, it doesn't track changes in Hword, it doesn't recognize cloud storage ("send" allows you to send files to Dropbox though), and an options menu pops up every time you select text. Back space is the cure for making the latter disappear. Remote Desktop's inferior to other solutions in that it only allows one PC to be available remotely at a time. You have to uninstall the PC client from one machine and install it on another in order to swap between them. Pretty lame.

It's coming. Just not fast enough. ;)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Duly.noted:
Agreed on most counts. It's not really that hefty. I easily hold it in one hand and carry it everywhere I go. In a bathroom typing this now. 4.4 isn't flawless but it is much smoother than the stock 4.3 on the note 2014 was. It's closer to clean rom 2.0r in terms of smoothness after freezing some bloat. If he isn't a fan of multiwindow (crazy I say crazy) try out pen window. With a few root apps all apps can be launched in the pen window form straight from the side bar. Or using gmd and pen window launcher you can set a bigger default pen window size and launch it straight from a gesture. (Really nice) and hancom is great. Been playing with it and it does have a few oddities but it hits it just where it counts in formating and compatability. You could easily Draft large documents using Hword and just send to a pc for final editing or switching between people editing it (where track features actually matters). And we need to learn metric anyways. :) as always good points and analysis BarryH_GEG
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
The PRO 12.2 should have higher resolutions than the 10.1 2014 but it doesn't. With the ability to change the DPI and windows stacking on top of each other like Microsoft Windows, it seems that I should be happier if I root this device. That way I can make use of the larger screen size. Am I right?

I am confused. The resolution on this device is fixed. How come changing the DPI allows one to see more? Is it because the icons will become smaller and we get more free space? I suppose changing the DPI also makes the letters more difficult to see. Am I right?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wolverinex66:
Sold my used 2014-10.1 note for $500 on ebay so it took the sting out of the cost of the 12.2. Both are great tablets, but definitely prefer the real estate of the larger tablet. No regrets♡

Sent from my SM-P900 superslab
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] muzzy996:
That's not exactly how this works. Native resolution of the screens are both 2560x1600 pixels. One has a 10.1 inch diagonal screen and the other 12.2 which means that natively the pixel size on the 12.2 is larger. The fact that you can change the lcd density values on the system/app level using root privileges does not change resolution of the screen itself but merely how graphical elements are scaled on the screen.

That said yes when you change the lcd density settings in build.prop or per app dpi using xposed module you do get to utilize more screen real estate because items are graphically rendered at a smaller scale so that you can fit more on screen.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
Thanks. What about the font size?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
If you change the system DPI fonts will be smaller but you can then increase font size via the system settings. The screen is super sharp so even small fonts are easy to read but everyone has their preference.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
Thanks. So, it is better to root. Once I have rooted, will I be able to un-root later? When I trade-in the tablet for whatever will come up 1-2 years later, I need to restore it to the original factory settings.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] MO11:
Yes you can Un-root anytime and you can take your time and play as much as you need with the tablet once you buy it before making the root decision ... rooting android haves tons of features that most users like to have but if you find your tablet gives you your needs without rooting then up to you :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] muzzy996:
Don't forget to mention that with the Knox counter rooting is traceable. There's debate as to whether or not warranty is voided once the Knox trigger is tripped due to current rooting techniques but it is an issue to bring to the table to those new to root on new Samsung devices.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] MO11:
Yeah you`re right :) i just didn't want to repeat same thing about knox and warranty etc and also thats why i told him he can take as much time as he needs before rooting so maybe by then there would be better more warranty avoiding way :)

Now check this new samsung ad about the pro baby :) , its their best till now :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nFe_SWcq4Q&feature=share
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
I tried the Note PRO 12.2 the second time today. I only found 1 store has it. They did not turn on the wifi to allow me to test it further. I found two issues: 1. Everything just seem to scale larger. 2. On the date/calendar, I can see the large number 9 being made if pixels. My eyesight is not good but I could see that the letter 9 was not drawn smoothly. Is this the DPI problem? 3. I tried various applications of Handcom Office. As soon as they were launched, they were force terminated by the system without showing any error. 4. Couldn't found the lecture note app. The store might have caused Issues 3 and 4.

Do I have to root the device in order to see windows stacking on top of each other like those in Windows OS? Do I have to root to be able to do that? Could anybody please post photos of how their desktop is like:

- windows stacking on top of each other

- have DPI changed to increase the available space on the desktop

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
You can stack the Pen/Floating windows but it's not as flexible as legacy windows. True multitasking has always been a big gripe for me on tablets and still can't believe even Microsoft took such a drastic step backwards with the Metro interface. None the less the multitasking options on the 10.1/12.2 Pro tablets is as about as good as it gets on a tablet allowing you up to 4 split screen apps and floating apps. I actually generally prefer the split screen vs. floating as no point in always moving things around or switching the active (top) app to see everything. One exception to this is my remote software where I'll float that as to no disturb what I already have open in split view. I use the 3 window layout a lot.

You are right about being scaled up for the 12.2 screen however you can still manually scale (pinch/zoom) some apps to get the exact scale and real estate you want otherwise you would have to root to change the DPI. Exposed App Settings module also lets you adjust DPI per app. The issue on the calendar you noted is likely not due to the screen resolution but some other scaling factor. The force close issues are rare and unique, who knows what the demo has been through already.

If you hare on the edge trying to decide just pick one up and take good care of it for the first 14 days (return period). That is what I did but honestly after using it for a week then playing again with my Nexus 10 I knew I was keeping the Note 12.2 as the screen size is just priceless and well overdue. Frankly there really are no other real options for 12 inch Android tablets and I'm doing a Windows tablet...

IMO, this is the best tablet on the market, period! It's not perfect but nothing is...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] hajime_android:
I forgot to mention that when I tried to touch type on the virtual keyboard, it seemed to me that even I did not press the keys, key presses were registered. Also, I made lots of typing mistakes. Is this due to the device or myself?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
I have not noticed this. If you are trying to type like you would on a typical hardware keyboard that may be unrealistic as hovering your fingers over keys to keep your figure posture is pretty much impossible on a touch screen keyboard.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Duly.noted:
I have had no issues using the touchscreen keyboard. I can get about 45 words per minute on a good day on it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
I'd like to see a video of this. ...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Duly.noted:
No video ( i never have any luck with screen recorders) but here is a screenshot of my score from a typing test. I turned off predictive txt and auto correct for this. To be perfectly honest my first score was just 39. I had to try a second time to get the 44. Although im actually faster just typing like I am right now than I am in those tests. It is awkward to read something and try to replicate it at full speed. When typing out my own thoughts I am able to type much faster and with fewer mistakes. I do have to look at the keyboard to get full speed since I cannot feel my way around it like a real keyboard but it is still really great to type on.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] rkirmeier:
Impressive for typing on a tablet... I can type fast on a standard keyboard but I have lazy wrists and have no luck typing proper on a tablet.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Duly.noted:
It is fine for short typing. Although for a long period it would get uncomfortable. A real one is still better until we can actually rest our fingers on the tablet
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Chocolina:
No system on phone and sd is clean.

How do i put a rom in my storage if all I have is twrp.

Also if anyone has a stock 4.4 dump ill be happy.

Twrp wouldnt update from 4.3 to 4.4 when i was working.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TopoX84:
Look around for adb sideload... Using TWRP is under advance.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Chocolina:
I've tried that, but it doesnt work
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TopoX84:
If you do adb devices do ur device shows up?

Download android revolution 51.0... And try that...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TheDougTechCrew:
Maybe someone can upload a blank nan droid backup with just the system partition. If they had your variant of the HTC One.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TopoX84:
You could do the option mount > usb-otg

But you need to get a piece like this to work. See picture. Google usb-otg and check pictures
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Chocolina:
I just googled adb sideload tutorials and found this: http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-copy-rom-zip.html

It might not be a perfect method but I only needed to copy a file.

Which makes me wonder, why recovery doesnt let you browse your storage when connected to a pc.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TopoX84:
You are right the push command on adb would help too
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
adb push romname.zip /sdcard/

From recovery
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TopoX84:
From pc
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TheDougTechCrew:
I mount USB storage in TWRP in the mount option in TWRP and connect my USB. This method has worked but getting the PC to know it has storage can be s little annoying.
[Micromax A110] Prince Radhain:
Guys please help me out. i was trying to play 9MM on my device but on screen controls are not showing up please help me!!!
[General Questions and Answers] androidify:
I have GPS hardware in my device but i don't have the option to enable GPS in Settings. Is there any way to enable the GPS?
[General Questions and Answers] pcguy112887:
I don't believe this is the right forum for this... you probably should have posted to the specific forum for your device. You have no "location" options on your phone?

What ROM are you running?
[General Questions and Answers] androidify:
im sorry for the wrong section..

im running ics 4.0.4

i have the google location settings option buy i dont have the gps options.
[General Questions and Answers] waqar89:
what is your mobile model?
[General Questions and Answers] android yoyash:
Try using a widget
[General Questions and Answers] androidify:
im using myphone a848 duo as same as q mobile noir a6 and micromax a68
[AT&T LG Optimus G] vicks619:
Hi All,

I soft bricked the phone and then used LGNPST and the stock.bin jb file to get back the stock rom, but i am facing a strange problem. Everytime i reboot the phone, no matter what brightness level i have selected before the reboot, it makes it 100%. After reboot the phone stays on the original set brightness, but within split seconds it makes it 100%. Any help on this would be appreciated.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] playkev36:
had a similar issue went ahead and flashed the ROM][KRT16M] Google Android KitKat 4.4 geeb [AOSP] and now it works fine could be a software issue.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] chimanrao:
My galaxy grand duos was working fine till 2 days ago.

Since last two days it has been forwarding all calls coming on SIM2 to SIM1, even when the phone is not busy.

When I restarted the phone, this problem went away? Any pointers on what might be wrong?

Its updated to version 4.2.2

Chiman
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] DMJoh:
You might had activated dual sim always ON, and you might have entered the numbers of two sims when asked by the phone, but its weird it went away after restart :( :eek:
[Galaxy Ace II General] busote:
Solution to low volume incoming call

Extract the rom maclaw system / app "TelephonyProvider.apk" and system / priv-app "Dialer.apk and Teleservice.apk"

Copy to their proper places giving permissions rw-r - r -.

Reboot into recovery mode wipe cache and wipe dalvik cache.

Restart and solved
[Galaxy Ace II General] tofueatsbread:
Comment in cm11 thread
[Galaxy Ace II General] monstro78:
he cannot... has only four posts...
[Galaxy Ace II General] crashdjent:
wipe dalwik cache and wipe cache do not necessarily.

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---------- Post added at 02:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:07 PM ----------

only need to replace TeleService.apk

Dialer.apk and TelephonyProvider.apk not need replacing

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[Galaxy Ace II General] saronistu:
doesn't it going to work with bluetooth or GPS? :D
[Galaxy Ace II General] kadalmeinside:
not working for me, Is there something wrong ?
[Galaxy Ace II General] tofueatsbread:
Use crashdjent's method

What..?