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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXinus:
GPU is Qualcomm

As I checked using quandrant standard app, it shows details as below

GPU [Screenshot attached GPU.jpg]

Vendor: Qualcomm

Renderer Adreno(TM) 220

Vresion: OpenGL ES 2.0

CPU [Screenshot attached CPU.jpg]

Name: Armv7 Processor rev2(v7l)

Current Freq: 1512MHz

Max frex: 1512Mhz

Min Freq: 192 MHz

Cores : 2

Architecture: 7

BogoMIPs:13.54

Hardware: QCT MSM8X60 FUSION FFA

Revision: 2

GPU looks inline with the Qualcomm processor, I am not sure about CPU version as Samsung website do not mention the version of CPU for SHV-e160K.

Maybe its the false label behind the device, but it looks suspicious..?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThaiDai:
Korean
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Prodean:
Hey Guys... This is a mod to help you change your baseband to the latest I9070UBLPK which is made by Samsung on the 9th of January 2014 as stated here in Sammobile
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Nishad1982:
Could you provide the sammobile link to the topic?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Prodean:
Cant post link

I am sorry but I'm a junior member who cant post links... But you could google " smasung firmwares"

Sammobile is the first of the list :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Nishad1982:
What is in the ZIPPED file?:confused:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] xxdavidchoyxx:
I9070UBLPK_I9070UVOLP8_I9070UBLPK_HOME.tar around 800mb for flashing using odin and SS_DL.dll around 1.59mb :confused: don't know what is this :D

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=27331
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] shut_down:
You use *.tar file to flash, not SS_DL.dll. Just leave SS_DL.dll in same folder where tar is when you use Odin, just in case Odin needs it for something.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Prodean:
It is the modem.bin file :)

Well I unzip the Tar File and extract the Modem.bin out! So as to change the baseband to the latest version :)
[Galaxy Note II General] mezo91:
Don't get me wrong. I'm looking for the leaked 4.4.2 firmware for note2 which can be flashed through Odin. I don't want to flash through a custom recovery. I mean the .tar.md5 file. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II General] dabenaute:
good luck:)
[Galaxy Note II General] sufiyankatra:
How can I flash note 2 v4. 3 Knox please tell me
[Galaxy Note II General] mezo91:
Cant a dev who made custom 4.4.2 roms share the .tar.md5 of the leak? Would be really helpful
[Galaxy Note II General] yahyoh:
dont waste ur time the Vietnamese guy who have the leak (Mr.Luong) not gonna even share clean rom ( just flashable zip ) cuz he wants u to install his cooked rom meh :rolleyes:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] horst-vario:
Hi,

I'm quite unhappy, because the update process with the original T-Mobile ROM from their website failed. No, the device will not go beyond the splash screen. I tried to update again (bootloader screen is accessible), but this does not help. Strangely, On the PC the ROM-Version is not shown. After a hard-reset I get the Error

Format FAT partition

Format is failed

Old ROM:

IPL 1.06

SPL 1.06

GSM 01.12.10

OS 1.6.2.1

New ROM:

IPL 2.21

SPL 2.21

GSM 02.19.11

OS 2.21.2.8

What can I do?

-- Update --

I talked to T-Mobile and I will get a new device soon. Let's see which firmware is on that one...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] horst-vario:
T-Mobile: Brilliant! Just 30 hours after my call, I got a brand-new MDA Vario in exchange for my old one. It has already the newest official ROM on it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Lieu10ant:
Does anyone know if it has the capabilities to connect to the T-Mobile 20+20 network?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Lieu10ant:
anyone?
[Asus Transformer TF701] gen1mx6:
I'm using the bacon reader app (reddit) and it allows you to upload pictures but a hen I click the Button to do so it says it can't find the gallery.

I've noticed that I pretty much have to open all images through es file Explorer cause the "gallery" option won't work
[Asus Transformer TF701] berndblb:
If you didn't install Gallery when you flashed CROMi-X it won't be there... Is it in your app drawer? If not you didn't select it in Aroma.

Re-flash the rom and select in on the Google Apps page. Or install QuickPick which is much better but I have no idea if it works with bacon reader.
[Asus Transformer TF701] zaelin:
I had that problem until I did a full wipe of system, data, and SD card. Be sure to test your external SD card first though, as your tablet will be a blank empty slate after fully wiping.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
So, ever since I reflashed CM 10.2.1 (and reflashed the 8x8 fuzzed kernel too), the slider in TWRP has been temperamental. (Whereas, it hasn't been temperamental before.)

Hard to describe in words, but it's like I don't have a grip on the slider and the slider refuses to slide all the way over to the right.

The touch screen works fine when the system is running. Only this problem when in TWRP. Could I have double fuzz?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2092952:
As far as I know, that's just how it works. There may have been older versions that didn't but I have compiled newer versions, and that's just how it is. But... I really don't know twrp too well to be sure.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
Thanks for the reply. Are you saying yours does that too? I've never had a problem with TWRP before on the HD+ or my Galaxy Tab 2. It just started a couple weeks ago on the HD+. (I'm running a custom f2fs TWRP on the Tab 2.) Maybe it's the newer custom versions the developers here are offering?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
Wetting finger helps

If I wet my finger, TWRP responds normally. I have a screen protector on and I slick it up with "Armor-All." I don't recall if the problem started when I put the screen protector on.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walther1337:
Just keep trying eventually it works. Sometimes if you get it all the way holding it there for a tiny bit then letting go gets it to work. The problem is, as far as I know, a nook only problem. TWRP on my HTC DNA works flawlessly. It's really disapointing there's a lack of support for TWRP on the Nooks. In my opinion it's far better than CWM in every way.
[G Pad 8.3 General] supremekizzle:
I have a Nexus 4, Note 10.1-14, and the GPad. I'm finding that I hardly pick up my GPad and have to remind myself to do so. I use my Note for productivity and my N4 mostly for browsing. Anyone else in a similar predicament? Between my two tabs, phone, and laptop; I just feel like I have too many devices and it sucks that I can't just put my laptop away because it does some things android can't. Arhg. First world problems, I know, but does anyone find themselves drowning in devices and neglecting some of them?
[G Pad 8.3 General] Subtleone:
I sell the ones I do not use. Usually to my friends. I live in Brazil, so usually sell my stuff at the original US price I paid, which is still considerably less than the local price. I am also manic about care, so they know the items are impeccable (no scratches, dings, or defects). Anyhow, I know my uses for Android devices. My LG G2 is the phone/camera/communications device/audio.

My first tablet was a 7-incher. Slow, but loved it, and reading was a joy (I am a reading junkie). Playing and studying chess was cool too. It was also fun to watch videos on trips. Still, I wanted something faster, larger and higher resolution. My next was 8.9 inches (Nook HD+), high res, excellent tablet. It was a bit on the heavy side, and I wanted something slightly more compact, something in between the two. The G Pad is my ideal size.

For productivity, I have my desktop.
[G Pad 8.3 General] erwaso:
I use it plenty for gaming and for work. If excel and viewing pdf 's is productivity then that too lol. I don't want to bust out my laptop for customers, the 8 incher works great.
[G Pad 8.3 General] getmealive:
I owned ASUS Eee pad Slider 10.1inch before, but I gave it to my girlfriend. And it was good tablet, but I didn't like it much as I like the LG G Pad 8.3. For playing hardcore games I use my ASUS G750JX gaming laptop. I use the G Pad 8.3 for watching online videos from YouTube. Streaming videos to my TV through DLNA.
[G Pad 8.3 General] bmxje:
If you don't use it, why not sell it?

I'm constantly traveling from place to place but still have a lot of stuff and documents that needs to be typed out. So i carry a 13'' Macbook Air everywhere for my work. Then i use my G Pad whenever i'm chilling at night, consuming media and playing some games, and have a Galaxy S4 next to that to make calls and keep in touch with family and friends.

A Macbook Air, G Pad 8.3 and Samsung Galaxy S4 are a perfect combination for me!
[G Pad 8.3 General] Stujoe:
I use my LG 8.3 daily and a lot. I use my computer much less and don't use the laptop or netbook at all.

I use the LG for most of what I do on the internet. Casual gaming, reading, forums, news, sports, shopping, searching, email, etc.

I typically go to the computer for banking or to use MS Office.
[G Pad 8.3 General] killerapl:
Yup thats similar to what i have. Although now i have the m8. I had the nexus 10 and sold it due to me not using it as much. Also had a note 8 but didnt like the plastic build. This tab is perfect now that it got the update. The sound was horrible.
[G Pad 8.3 General] techrider6262:
I see no reason to have two different tablets so I use my g-pad all the time.
[G Pad 8.3 General] slowdyve:
Im my case it's the opposite. I use it so much that my Moto G is only used for calls/messages. Nowadays i can't spent more than 10 minutes browsing on a 4.5"/5.0" screen. It's so bad compared to my LG G Pad... :eek:
[G Pad 8.3 General] Ajsh:
I just bought a LG G2 and that has made me use the G Pad less. But the are still things that I rather do on the G pad, like browsing (better overview of the webpages), banking, watching videos of different kinds, taking notes with external keyboard in class, reading books and listening to some music (Spotify free is only for tablets). I don't have a laptop so the tablet is used for whatever a laptop is used for, and my stationary PC is turned on way less than before.
[G Pad 8.3 General] Impromark:
I all depends on what you use each device for, and if it has a niche for that use. I have three tablets at home:

The G-pad is the daily use one as I use it for work, commute entertainment, and reading smaller page size comics (manga) and books. The size and portability is perfect for this, and I expect future daily driver tabs to be in this size range.

The G-Pad replaces my Acer A700, a 10.1 tab which is still used daily as my home browsing device, plus as a media player to my various TVs in my house thanks to the micro HDMI (I have one slimport adapter for the G-Pad as well, but several micro HDMI cables, so the A700 is used more frequently). I also still use it to read larger page size publications (i.e. American comics, magazines). The A700 is too big to tote around comfortably to work, though it was invaluable on our vacation days to entertain everyone. Haven't brought the laptop with us on vacation since we got the A700 or its predecessor the TF101.

Finally, I have a Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0, which used to be my commute entertainment device. Nowadays though my four year-old mostly uses it to watch My Little Pony and so on while on the road. I also use it to listen to music while working around the house, as it'll slip into my pocket easiest of all.

All three devices complement my work-provided iPhone 5, which I use for phone and email, and browsing when I don't have a wifi connection. As it's a work device I can't jailbreak it to make it more functional, and I can't stand browsing on it unless I absolutely have to. I would just as happily use it exclusively as a hotspot if the damn battery would last longer.

So in my view, if you have specific uses for each device you have, then they will continue to be used. If not, then selling it would be an option for you.

Mark
[G Pad 8.3 General] Subtleone:
I had that problem until I changed to the LG G2. That phone has great battery life, even more with the KK upgrade, and I no longer even charge every day.
[G Pad 8.3 General] Impromark:
I envy you, sir. My company has unfortunately gone Apple for their mobile needs and I have no choice but to use an iPhone. Trust me, if I had a choice I wouldn't be using it, as I gaze longingly at my wife's Galaxy Note! At least I got dispensation to get a G-Pad instead of an iPad - I regularly show up my fellow employees with how much cooler and more functional mine is. :)

Mark
[G Pad 8.3 General] Subtleone:
I hear you. I am a chess player, and thus regularly use chess files, moving them to and fro between desktop and G Pad. A colleague asked me to help him set up his iPad Mini 2, and despite having little experience with it, I expected few problems. Until I found out that transferring files or using a file manager were impossibilities and required workarounds, when possible. Just ridiculous.
[G Pad 8.3 General] woody1:
That's the same experience I have with the iPads. My wife has an iPad mini and I find that it can't do a lot of things that I take for granted with my G Pad and other Android devices. Apple assumes that its customers are idiots and refuses to let them use their i-devices like a real computing device. I appreciate the ability to play many different media files on an Android and being able to transfer files. Every app on the i-thing is in a sandbox and can't use files owned by another app.
[G Pad 8.3 General] getmealive:
You're right. Apple sees us as idiots..lol...I can't do many cool things on my iPad 3 like I do on my new G Pad 8.3 tablet. Now I left my iPad 3 after I got my beautiful android tablet, the G Pad 8.3. Thanks Google, Thanks LG.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] bckrupps:
Works great with my Note 3 using BajaRom. I work for Samsung. Best Buy has had a delay in their deliveries but they are fairly easy to get in many ATT stores. I really like it. Really good deal at $199. Of the 3 watches i feel that this gives the most features at the best price point. I'm not posting screenshots as they are everywhere by now. A few quick things to note. I haven't tried the sleep tracker or pedometer yet but the heart rate monitor has been spot on for me. I loaded about 50 songs on it. Bluetooth music streaming sounds awesome on this. Not sure why but i expected less but was super happy with the sound quality and volume. Speaker during calls is louder than i anticipated. Not tested battery life much yet. Very light and comfortable. There are quite a few settings that can be changed via gear manager. I'm sure some work better than others but essentially notifications can be set for all installed applications on your phone. Watch On remote is limited obviously but works great on my Mitsubishi TV with Dish Network. I also noticed that you can allow unknown apps so side loading apps will not be an issue. I will update how the sleep tracking and pedometer goes after tonight and tomorrow. Overall in a non biased way i really am impressed with the job they did and the future of smart watches in general.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Borderpatrol1987:
Please keep us updated on the pedometer aspect. I'm looking for a replacement for my fitbit force. And I like seeing what I walk everyday.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Novakingwai:
Who still loads songs onto devices? Get Spotify, Pandora, or some streaming service.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Trigster:
The idea for it is that you leave your phone in the locker, and use BT headphones so you not carrying your phone around the gym/work out.

Shame its still not 100% waterproof and still unable to swap out bands. If only those two last items were met, I would of bought one.

Instead I will stick with my pebble.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] wroder84:
I purchased the neo and then returned it for the gear 2. There is a rubber coating on the outside of the neo and even with the slightest scratch it will scrape off and the scratches are way more obvious. The button on my neo was the first thing to show a scratch within the first couple of days so I spent a little more and I don't regret it at all. The neo is perfect for a females hand also due to its weight, so if you like a heavier watch but not as heavy as the original then stick with the Gear 2. Love it except for all the initial bugs with the software.

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The mp3 player on the watch is sick. I never listen to mp3s anymore but the option of not having to have your phone at times is excellent. Just to clarify YES you can swap out different bands. also its not waterproof but its water resistant. No bathing or swimming with it but who does that?
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] ktnguyen93:
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I dropped my Neo into a bowl of water over 10mins it still works and also I've showered with it on. But I didn't try to scrub it or put soap on it. One down fall is that the water on the screen will make the device to have a mind of its own kept acting like I was pressing random buttons.

Also does anyone know how to install non Samsung apps into the device and how to get Flesky sms to my Neo? I've seen for the original gear but not the gear 2.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Novakingwai:
Still, 50 songs will be repeated really fast. I don't know what's wrong with just getting a armband for your phone.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] bckrupps:
It has about 2.3gb of storage available. I have added 128 songs so far. Another guy at work has 361 so far so you can load way more than 50 with lots of room to spare lol. I used the sleep tracker last night and it works great. i will try the pedometer out tomorrow weather permitting. we have a track by my house exactly a mile long so we will see how accurate it is.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] bckrupps:
at this point because it runs Tizen there isn't much available yet but you will be able to side load stuff when it comes out as there is an option to allow unknown sources.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Borderpatrol1987:
2.3GB is not a lot when you have songs in a high quality. even more so when you start installing apps and other stuff on it.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Novakingwai:
Yeah. These smart watches seem like a cool idea, but at $200 for 4GB or less of memory and only about 100 apps available, they seem like only a must-have for the extreme geek.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] bckrupps:
Seems like more than enough to serve the purpose. Its a watch with some nice features. You can transfer songs on the fly with your phone. Im not sure why anyone would need more as its used to stream some songs during a workout and its kinda small to have a 1tb hard drive built in. I cant imagine needing much storage for apps as they will be smaller and basic apps to accomadate a watch
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] dakunclear:
It's ip rating is good underwater for 30 minutes up to 1 meter in fresh water
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Aduarte:
Hello, .

Got my Neo yesterday, I can trully say that it is much better than I expect, looks and feel really good. The main purpose to buy it was the heart rate sensor, I am fade up with my polar RS800CX, it consumes too much baterries and the chest trap is a pain in the ... to wear.

So, this morning I went for a 150 minutes walk with my wife, she was wearing a fitbit one. In the end both devices had the same distance (+- 300 meters) and a diference of 400 steps, We were walking side by side with a sincronized step, The good thing was that I had my heart rate checked all the way, the bad is that some of the readings were sometimes wrong, some picks at 155bpm (too high) and an average of 122 bpm, which is a bit too much. But i´ll try some more on that to be certain.

the other bad thing for me is that I am not abble to sync with s-health, only Fitness with gear app, available on Samsung store, but everything is new I hope that in the near future things will improve.

Regards.

PS: forgot to mention that my phone is a Note 3
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] ISperfection:
Got my Neo as well. love it so far but disappointed about the lack of apps!!! need more watch faces at the very least!!!!

Got it synced with my Note 2, no problems.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Civuck:
Long shot but it would be great if the Slacker folks did a Gear 2 app and let you download music to it.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] dakunclear:
I would be more then happy to get android wear on it and to play with more options
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] evlado:
The pedometer on mine appears excellent, after wearing it at the same time as my fitbit force today. At the end of today it tells me 13355 steps, compared to 13669 on my fitbit and 12823 on my Note 3. Overall very happy with this.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] markbc01:
I, too, got my Neo yesterday -and did pretty much what you did! The pace count seems ok. . .Actually I kind of thought my phone (S4 running GoldenEye or Shostock roms 4.4.2) might be more accurate! The heartrate monitor works great -except if you are in motion. While at rest on the Gym machines this morning I compared readouts from the workout machine monitors and the phone -pretty much exactly the same. However, while trying to measure while doing the elliptical or biking machine --the machine was able to deliver a pulse, but the neo either failed or gave a very low reading (my pulse was not 59 while biking the hill climb routine!) ;)

I spent about an hour on the S Health sync thing yesterday -very annoying. The "old" S Health (2.5 I think) did not sync, the Fitness gear app DID sync. I got the Galaxy S5 S Health (ver 3.0) and loaded it on the phone and it DID/Yes sync. However, I can't find a way to get my old S Health data on the new S Health app. The ver 2.5 would present a back up restore menu when in the account window. The new 3.0 versions don't seem to have a restore option anywhere --at least I could not find it. I kind of hate to lose my old data --it's not that important, but it helps for reference and comparison. :confused:

EDIT: SLEEP.APK OK I had to manually update the Neo's rom via Kies3 (after DL/Installing Kies3, plugged in the Neo and Kies discovered a software update. I went from Neo Rom NCD to ND8.) After the update, I had the Sleep app in apps!
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Aduarte:
hello,

I am having the same problem with shealth, version 2.5 is not compatible, version 3.1 works great until i reset my phone, then I loose all data, it happened 3 times. So far the only one working is Fitness with Gear, but it is very poor, no weight management, no food, no maps of the exercice, it is really poor. So, I am expecting a new version of shealth for note 3.

About the heart rate, I noticed that during the exercice the precision is not always good, but at the end the average is ok. Let see further with some more experience. meanwhile I will hold the polar retirement.

Come on Samsung, We are expecting an update, our phones are not so old.

Regards
[General Questions and Answers] dandantheman:
I erased everything on my Samsung Galaxy S3 L710(boost) including the rom with CWM and dint have a backup :(

So I researched and found a rom however it was the outdated jellybean 4.1.2 and it was also rooted. I was happy at first until i tried to update it and it wouldn't updated. Also it wont connect to KIES. :( :confused:

Please help me I want a phone with Jellybean 4.3

THANK YOU :):):):) :fingers-crossed:
[General Questions and Answers] dandantheman:
To be more clear I used CWM to erase everything including the rom, Thank You.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armadilloben:
so i have been trying to flash from xnote12.0 to firenote mj5 and while in safestrap it continuously says fail to mount system and no matter what i do i cant remount the system partition. can someone help me out with this? pretty please the sooner the better i have safestrap 3.72 beta installed and i believe i installed it properly i uninstalled the 3.71 version as well

if anyone knows anything about this i would truly appreciate the help