yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] notebooko:
It's a lecture notes add on. Just search for lecturerecordings.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] bobdude5:
it does not do that. It just does a screen recording and then you have to scroll through the video to find what was being said at that time, which is very inefficient for a 2 hour lecture. This app lets you click on what you wrote within the note itself and it will play the audio based on what was being said at that stroke.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] notebooko:
In LectureRecordings open the notebook you want to play back and click replay notebook. Once in the replay screen press the menu button and choose the option 'Search Recordings' and then it asks you to touch a spot in the notebook that you want the audio to start from and it'll start at that keystroke.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] bobdude5:
i love you.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] notebooko:
Yea, not a lot of people know about it. I didn't even know it could do that and just stumbled upon it one day.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] taz1458:
Isn't there some way to do it? Could've sworn I seen it somewhere.
[G Pad 8.3 General] boxer29:
Just confused which one to go far , the prices are coming down daily ,

179 pounds for gpad and £ 129 for pad 3 8 ,

Google nexus 32 gb is 170 pounds

Want to use for browsing

Streaming from nas

Read books , games for kids ,

And movies

PDF e reader

Thanks
[G Pad 8.3 General] EdenGottlieb:
LG G Pad. BTW, it's Galaxy Tab, not Galaxy Pad, and it has ultra lame specs.
[G Pad 8.3 General] boxer29:
Sorry typo error

Do you recommend gpad
[G Pad 8.3 General] RobilarOCN:
Lame specs? Depends on what you use it for. I have two of them (samsung galaxy tab 3 - 8.0) and the G Pad. Although my LG tablet has far superior specs, the Samsung tablet easily holds its own in video, reading, web browsing etc. Plus the screen is "much" brighter than the LG tablet. If you favor a dimmer screen, the LG is the way to go. Battery is roughly the same on them as well.

Build quality, the LG is definitely more premium with an aluminum back. However, if you are like me and immediately put your tablets in cases, there is literally no difference.

Also, I prefer the physical buttons on the base of the Samsung over the virtual ones on the LG. You get full screen real estate which is a nice bonus.

Given there is a big price delta between the two, perhaps you should provide something vaguely constructive. From your brief comments I can tell you have never used the Samsung tab or had it in conjunction with the LG or you would know how little difference there is in performance. Not to mention, the Samsung screen, despite being lower resolution has zero bleed and no blue line on the screen that many LG owners in this forum have reported. Also the Samsung does not overheat like the LG either...

I suppose if you are using bleeding edge Android games, the LG will come off better but otherwise, there really isn't much of a difference between them.
[G Pad 8.3 General] boxer29:
i own a iPhone 5 32 gb

galaxy note 2 note 2 with 64 gb card

asus ft 300t 32 gb with dock with 32 gb card

and a sony tablets 32 gb with extra 32 gb card

all of them are running on stock roms ,

you can see that i put lot of stuff on them so wanted a tab with a expandable memorry card

just wondering as the lg gpad specs look good ,just wanted to know from someone who has used them to share there experience

i just want a tblet which should last for abit like teh functions but now a days the technology is moving so fast that i dont think its going to be possible

just thought as i was getting the lg gpad for 179 pounds and the samsung tab 3 8 is for 129 punds ,is it worth the extra 50 pounds spend or should i stick with the tab 3 .

will be just using it for the kids to watch movies from the nas and play games ,

browsing the internet and reading books on aldiko
[G Pad 8.3 General] EdenGottlieb:
The major reason the Galaxy Tab 3 8 is lame is resolution. 800 * 1280! Are they not ashamed?! The Galaxy S4 has 1920*1080! When I saw it for the first time the low resoultion made me never consider buying it. Plus, it's much weaker.

OP, if there's such a major price difference, and it's going to be for kids to watch movies (they won't notice the resolution), get the galaxy tab 3 8. Here in israel the galaxy tab actually costs MORE than the G Pad! Absurd right?

BTW, you know there's a "kids edition" Galaxy tab right? Maybe you want to get that one for your kids. It's pricier and it's 7 inch, but comes with kids apps and is much sturdier.
[G Pad 8.3 General] RobilarOCN:
As I mentioned, yes the Samsung screen is lower resolution. You owned one right? Try putting it side by side with an IPad Mini retina, and the G Pad and run the same video on each. Unless you have put a 9GB 1080P mkv file on it, there is literally no difference. Most tv files run at 480P and most movies run at 720P. Given that 720P is 1280x720, a 1280x800 tablet runs it native...

I'm not saying the Samsung is the best tablet out there, it clearly isn't. But for the price, it is a great device. It really comes down to what you use your tablet for the most.

I bought the LG (while owning the Samsung 8") exactly for the reason you mentioned; I wanted a higher res screen and more horsepower. The screen turned out to be much dimmer (something that bothers me to no end) and the extra horsepower does not run the apps I use any faster - video playback, web browsing, Moon+ reader for reading. If I played games on a tablet it might matter.

Here is my 3, Mini Retina, LG G Pad and Samsung 8".

Easy to compare when you have all of them at once.
[G Pad 8.3 General] EdenGottlieb:
I have no problem with the brigthness. The resolution is less for movies, more for UI elements and tezt to look more crisp. And BTW - a 720p will look better on a 1080p screen than on a 720p screen, because of the small spaces between the pixels that are visible
[G Pad 8.3 General] titooo7:
A lot of people is easily falling into the marketing tacticts of manufacturers.

Probably most of the people have 32" or bigger tv's with a maximunm resolution of 1080p, some people even has 1080i or 720p tv's and most of the people is happy with that.

But when a 8" device is sold with 720p screen people complain about it been low resolution, that's crazy...

By the way, I received my G Pad yesterday and as expected it have the light bleedign issue when using in potrait mode. I contacted amazon and they sent me a replacement today which has exactly the same issue. I'm starting to think that all the G Pad's have that f**ing light bleeding issue :confused:

I'm thinking if I should ask for a refund and get a Galaxy Tab 3 8 even if it's les powerful and will never be updated again
[G Pad 8.3 General] boxer29:
Mine gpad shows the 7 light bleed on the right side in dom light and the box wad open so will be going back
[G Pad 8.3 General] cappa662:
I just need the G Pad to be brighter so that I can watch my movies. Otherwise it is perfect.
[G Pad 8.3 General] RobilarOCN:
That makes no difference on 720P video or lower quality. It would upscale it according the resolution on the tablet which does not provide a clearer picture.

1280x720 does not look clearer than 1280x720 on a 1920x1200 screen...

Now if you are running at 1080P video on a 720P screen, then there is a difference as it has to downscale. However, not sure how many people run 9 or 10 GB files on their tablets.
[G Pad 8.3 General] EdenGottlieb:
I'm telling ya, 720 looks better on 1080 for me! I have a very good eyesight and when a single pixel spreads on several pixels it looks better to me.
[G Pad 8.3 General] boxer29:
im happy with teh tab 3 8 ,its look better rather then reading the reviews ,

gpad going back tomorrow
[G Pad 8.3 General] dwd3885:
I would lean towards the Tab Pro instead of the regular Tab. Resolution is incredible on the Tab Pro 8.4

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I also noticed a lot of light bleeding on two G Pads I had. And even on the one without light bleeding, the screen wasn't as sharp on the edges. Not a fan of the panel I guess. Nexus 7 is terrific. Just a bit too small for me to justify buying one when I have a Nexus 5. Tab Pro on the other hand is an excellent tablet, great display and faster than the Nexus 7.
[G Pad 8.3 General] RobilarOCN:
And I am telling ya.. that it doesn't work that way. Sounds like you are suffering from the placebo effect. Because you think it's better you are perceiving it as such.

I'll explain one last time and if that doesn't work I'd suggest you google the concept.

720P video on a 1080P screen will not be clearer (nor will 480P, the resolution many HD tv programs still run at and the default setting for Netflix). The video player is interlacing and upscaling the video by filling in the unused pixels. It is not clearer unless as I have said twice, you are running a 1080P video on a 1080P screen.

Maybe all the video files you are watching are 10 or 11GB mp4 or mkv 1080P rips from bluray. If that is the case then yes, it will look sharper on a higher resolution screen that does not require software interpolation to fill unused areas.

I'd be willing to bet that if I put two screens side by side and ran an identical video and hid which tablet was which (one at 720p and one at 1080P) you would be hard pressed to determine which is which.

I have buddy's that swear their 1080P tv's are clearer with an HD cable box than they are with a 720P tv. Again, a misnomer. HD cable boxes (at least in Canada) run exclusively at 480P and 720P. There is no cable service in Canada that runs native 1080P. You pretty much need to run a bluray or 4k content to get that resolution "native".

The only place where this may vary is if you are using a tv with a crappy encoding interlacing/deinterlacing engine or an abysmally poor screen. A good 1080P screen vs. a terrible quality 720P screen may actually look better with 720P content because the tv is doing a better job at conversion.

On 8" tablets, it is moot. The pixels are so small to begin with (and most of the screens are made by one of 3 companies) that screen quality will not come into play.
[G Pad 8.3 General] titooo7:
I got my G Tab 8.3 on Friday for 200 British pounds. The tablet had the widely common 7 light bleed so I informed amazon and they sent me a replacement.

On Saturday I received the replacement, which unfortunately also had the light bleeding issue so I started to think if I should ask them for another replacement, ask LG to fix it or simply return it.

Today, Sunday I decided to return both LG G Pads and I bought the Galaxy Tab 3 8" for 130 British pounds.

As everyone knows the Galaxy Tab 3 8" has less resolution, worst cpu, worst gpu and less ram. But the screen is still pretty good, the speakers are better and the performance is still very good even with games like Asphalt 8.

In my opinion and considering that the light bleeding issue on the G Pad 8.3 is the common thing, I would suggest to go for the Galaxy Tab 3 8" if the price difference between both products is big (like it was in my case).

The Galaxy Tab 3 8" is worst, that's true. But it still performs pretty well and it doesn't have manufacture issues.
[G Pad 8.3 General] ebelin:
Nexus 7 v2 hands down

N7v2 is the thing. If you are a technical person, do yourself a favor and read http anandtech.com/show/7231/the-nexus-7-2013-review (not just the summary - soldier on through the whole thing, it is interesting read). - UPDATE I cannot post urls, so had to mangle it

If you are not a geek. First thing first. Disclosure: I work for google (although not android core). With that out of the way, I've handled fair number of devices and feel comfortable sharing my experiences.

Tablets: I own lg gpad 8.3 proper (v500, not the gpe). It feels cheaply made - bill of materials... is not nice. Software is even worse: jerky, slow, and has a ton of crap(ware) that neither I nor you will ever need, yet there is no way to remove it. Sigh. gpad spec-sheet looks ok but as OEM LG managed to drive that device into ground. I hang around here mostly to see if it possible to run gpe software on it, but no dice so far, and even if they manage to do it - the update story is less than clear. I also own n7v2.

Samsung: do not touch(wiz). I do not own latest galaxy tab, but had previous models - forced myself to use it for about 2 weeks and gave it away to extended family. Could not stand touchwiz, slow, crapware - the usual complaints. I had Nexus 10 - nicely made device, but priced a bit too steep for my taste. On the phone front I owned nexus s, galaxy nexus, and galaxy s4 gpe from samsung. Passable experience but still not as smooth and fast as even nexus4, let alone nexus5. For the life of me I do not get why anyone would pay almost twice as much and have a worse experience than nexus5. General takeaway: samsung highest end products are fairly competent, but waaaay overpriced and perform oftentimes worse than competitors. Anything below highest end - do not bother.

N7v2 has the best BOM (bill of materials), touch latency and color reproduction. It is smooth, it is lean. The only real competitor to n7v2 out there [in my mind] is tegra note or tegra pad - whatever it is named now - it is EVGA made device and it gives n7 run for its money. The rest is... [to paraphrase coworker] suboptimal.

That said, if you absolutely must have 8" - go with gpad gpe. I generally do not recommend samsung products to friends and family (for full price). If you get it for third of the price - like I said, their highest end is competent. But I personally recommend GPe devices on play store - no extra crap, smooth-er experience than OEM versions, but unless you have specific requirements - get a nexus. Also read up on tegra pad - it is a bit different device but worth mentioning.

Cheers, -e
[G Pad 8.3 General] RobilarOCN:
Except no Micro SD, no IR Blaster on the N7. I owned both the 2012 and the latest iteration as well. Without a doubt the best 7" tablet out. Samsung's 7" models have always been sub par (except the Tab 7.0+ which was actually pretty decent for when it was out).

The thing is, comparing an 8" and a 7" tablet is kind of pointless. They are different size brackets. It's like comparing a compact car to a mid sized sedan. The extra inch of real estate (and narrow bezels on the Samsung and LG 8" tablets) makes for quite a difference in usage.

The G Pad feels cheaply made? I thought you owned one... The aluminum back makes it the most premium Android tablet to date and is very similar in quality to the IPad Mini. The Nexus 7 does not even come close in build quality. Seeing as the G Pad is selling for $250 currently, it is definitely a better deal if you were to compare them directly.

Screen, I have to say I agree with you there. The LG picture is excellent, great color saturation but it's far too dim for my taste while the N7v2 is incredibly bright.

Also software on the LG, most of the junk can be disabled or uninstalled outright. I was quite surprised/pleased by how much I could turn off. I currently have around 1.15 GB of free RAM at any given time.

Going back to my prior comment about size though. Once you go to an 8" tablet, personally I could never go back to a 7". It's just too small for web browsing. Reading and video playback is fine but the extra real estate makes a big difference elsewhere.

There is a reason Apple has sold millions of 7.9" Mini's and that every other manufacturer has jumped on the 8" form factor- it is the sweet spot for tablets. There is an 8" Nexus pending as well.
[G Pad 8.3 General] ikenvape:
Seriously, what the hell? Cheaply made feel? Your out of your mind. The Gpad' body is premium buddy. The 600 processor is fast as hell. The ips display is beautiful. The reason you don't see that many roms is because stock and xposed is down right amazing.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] boxer29:
Just confused which one to go far , the prices are coming down daily ,

179 pounds for gpad and £ 129 for pad 3 8 ,

Google nexus 32 gb is 170 pounds

Want to use for browsing

Streaming from nas

Read books , games for kids ,

And movies

PDF e reader

Thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] D34DBre4kr:
Just get the nexus 7 2013!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
Does anybldy know of/ can anybody make a flashable zip of the aosp lock screen on stock? I know they're on custom Roms but I want it on stock
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnciaccio:
You can use a 3rd party lock screen from the play store there are a ton of them that copy AOSP.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadak5:
Hi everybody!.

I'm currently the owner of a 2013 SIII in Mexcio, and I'm still in android 4.1.2.

I'm looking for a guide or a way to put 4.3 on my device.

Why I'm still on 4.1.2, you say?

That's because the genious company (in this case, IUSACELL) hasn't sent the update to our phones (in Mexico, all other phone compnies are already opened the OTA for 4.3).

I hope you can help me.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Its all posted in the faqs and guides .

STICKYS

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2344125

[Guide]Odin Flash Guide

UNDERSTAND FIRST

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2362743

Network IMEI EFS

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2393289

Downgrade and network problems .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2531221
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadak5:
Thanks a lot.

I was losing hope mainly because the answer of the company in facebook is "we have no information regarding the update", and I found no info on how to trick the OTA to appear without flashing...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] RunNgun42:
So I've been looking for an OnDemand type streaming service for my phone to so I can connect it via HDMI to my TV and skip the cable companies all together. I found this TmobileTV app which looks promising, but that has a monthly fee. I'm not looking for live television, just something with a program guide that can access streams from Comedy Central, ABC, Food Network, etc. These networks broadcast their own content for free on their webpage, or even have apps, but of course you have to navigate to them and install a bunch of apps if you want to use it this way. I've used a Roku before with PlayOn and it somehow aggregates all of the popular web-shows and puts them in a nice channel guide for you so you can pick and play what you want.

Does anyone know of anything like this for android? Remember, I dont care about LIVE tv, I just want a nice convenient way to watch online of streams from various broadcasters.

UPDATE: Looks like Hulu+ is the only answer.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] futty:
netflix? or that doesn't have tv shows? been awhile since i used netflix
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alfredtv:
Ok here is what I have now.....

Work: Lotus Notes Domino Server (beyond secure no outside access unless I VPN)

Using WirelessMail for Domino

http://www.martinscott.com/home.nsf/pageview/WirelessMailCompare

this forwards my email to a free mail2web account which then is synced to my mobile.... great alll is well BUT

when I reply to emails they see my email@mail2web.com address which puts me in violation of something.....

So what I have done is

setup my person POP3 account on the phone and on my website I have my reply to and from email alias as my work email

so here is how it works

recieve an email at work

WirelessMail for Domino pushes entire message to mail2web

mail2web configured on my phone so I get it immediately

when I reply I use my POP3 settings and reply

goes to my pop3 account and then gets sent to recipients (with work info)

Problem:

When I do the send it does a full Send/Recieve I don't want that because it takes so long I just want to send......

Is there a way to just send
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billykhan:
Hello folks hope you are all good i have a question and if anyone with a first hand experience can help me i'll be really grateful i wanna buy an LG g2 Korean variant (F320L to be exact) as you may know this version has a 2610mah battery so i wanted to know

(1) how is the battery life on this how much difference as compared to the international version?

(2)how will be the battery life as compared to Samsung Galaxy S4?

(3) Will it be able to get me through a day with heavy use?

Thanks in advance and waiting for your feedback cheers
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shriom_manerker:
get the international version, why bother with the one where there are hardly any developers support ? theres a reason we are on xda and thats to flash the **** out of our phones :p
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billykhan:
[MENTION=3843593]shriom_manerker[/MENTION] LOL i really appreciate all the devs at xda and all of their hard work but where i come from the international version is marginally expensive than the Korean version and im talking about the 16 gig version let alone the 32gig version so really need all the space i need and can't afford the expensive one so that's why i started the thread and really need some insight.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shriom_manerker:
its very expensive in my country too :p but i bought it anyway , i could have got a laptop with a i7 at this price :p haha anyways its totally worth it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxySIIII:
First of all do not buy F320 L version buy S or K

1.It is not much diff btw G2 am all day in work and come back home with 50%-60% am using it

2.S4 has crappier battery stay last shorter

3.oh yes

Extra 4. I now using LTE and obviously it drains battery faster (when on internet) I can feel that mobile gets warm .. on 3G it is not warm

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total bull crap ...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shriom_manerker:
..k
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] varefaz:
Hello.

It is possible to change settings.apk background to white? Can someone do it?

thanks for attentions :):)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] varefaz:
Iuuuuuu is there someone?

Inviato dal mio Nexus S utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxer29:
Just confused which one to go far , the prices are coming down daily ,

179 pounds for gpad and £ 129 for pad 3 8 ,

Google nexus 32 gb is 170 pounds

Want to use for browsing

Streaming from nas

Read books , games for kids ,

And movies

PDF e reader

At the moment had

Asus ft300 t with dock

Sony tab sv32 gb

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAY:
Personally I'd go for the Samsung merely because it has an SD slot, I bought one at Tesco for 199UKP but if you can get one for 129UKP then buy one, you won't be disappointed, it never leaves my side

[EDIT] my bad, 129UKP for a pad
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxer29:
The Samsung tab 3 8 is £50 cheaper than the LG gpad but you get quad core processor, 2gb ram hd display and the LG gpad has also got micro sd upto 64 GB it can take

, so for 50 extra do you guys recommend it or should I stick to the tab 3 8
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAY:
Tough one, I'm a committed Samsung man, having converted the best part of my family and friends I'm a little biased I'd say.

Bear in mind, Samsung are releasing a "pro" range of tablets soon, as ever, as soon as you've bought what you think is the best of the bunch something else comes along and has a better spec.

I think a more prudent question would be, "I've got £x, what's the best tablet for that price"

Sent from my SM-T310

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Just one thing, I do all the tasks that you'd like to accomplish on my Tab 3, I'm guessing that you're not really going to push any current tablet out of its comfort zone

Sent from my SM-T310