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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FilthyFord:
I know this is an old thread but I'm looking for the code to access the radio band menu. In short i am needing to know if my G900a will work on Verizon network. I'm thinking about switching carriers but don't want to buy a new phone. I know that Verizon uses CDMA and AT&T uses GSM. I've read that the galaxy s5 will work on either network but need to know if mine is capable of it or if AT&T have it locked.

Yes i am sim unlocked also.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] adam_ky:
I went into the att update settings and seen at the top it says :

Master key input

What the hell is a master key? Any way to get it? I'd like to disable the software updates if possible.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] mcnaught82:
Forgot one *#*#4636#*#*
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Napsterbater:
It won't. No CDMA on the G900A.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FilthyFord:
Ok thanks. I was wondering because i have these radio bands
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Napsterbater:
Those are not Bands, those are Wireless Standards, and just because they are shown in those menus doesn't mean the phones hardware supports them or that they are enabled in the hardware.

So again No your 900A will never work on Verizon.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Teracotta:
Is there a way to unlock USSD codes, on mine *#2263* is disabled, I want to enable it.

Maybe not true anymore, verizon now allows LTE-only phones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Napsterbater:
Sure but, No VoLTE, No Band 13, It would be a Data only device, without support for the main 700mhz Band used.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] gintariukeas:
Hello everyone :)

I am searching for a new tablet to buy and am really intrested in note series (sPen!). I have few questions for galaxy note 2014 owners:

1. Is it comfortable for reading or is it too big for that? Thats my main concern- i need a tablet for my e- books, studying.

2. How much time it takes battery to drop to 0 (with +- energy saving settings)?

3. Do you find sPen useful or just a gimmick? Especially for note taking?

4. Is this tablet worth the money/ what other tabs you recommend?

I come from iPad mini. This tablet really hurt my eyes, so i think i need a tablet with greater resolution since i read a lot. And no, i dont want retina iPad, i prefer android. :) I am also thinking about note 8.0, it is a lot of cheaper option too, but i want a 9- 10 inch tablet, its resolution is lower.. ah help me >.<
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] utesred:
I also came from an iPad mini (the original one), so I'm right on the same page. The resolution on that device wasn't so hot.

1) I think it's perfect for reading. It really depends where you're reading, though. If you're worried about the size, just get a textbook or something of similar size, and judge it for yourself. For me, it works great for reading.

2) I haven't timed the battery myself. For the size, I feel like it has pretty decent battery life. I use it to take notes during classes, and in a 3 hour class, with the screen on the entire time, I see about a 100 to 70 percent drop. I'm happy with that.

3) The sPen is a LIFE SAVER! I use it all the time for taking notes. I use the Stylus Beta keyboard (on the Playstore) and it works exceptionally. With stylus beta and evernote, it's the perfect setup for me. Much faster than messing around with the onscreen keyboard.

4) It depends how much it is now. I haven't really looked recently. It has been out for awhile now, so I wouldn't pay full price now like I did when I bought it. Shop around, for sure. I've been really happy with my tablet though. It's a HUGE upgrade from the iPad mini in every way, shape, and form.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] TechBSwift:
I've had them all ipad mini, air, note 8, note pro 12.2 and note 2014 10.1. The note 10.1 is perfect and I tell you why..

Ipad mini to restricted by Apple and I hate iTunes.

Ipad air, same reasons as mini.

Note 8, perfect portability, but s pen sucked because you had to write 45 degree angle or higher, plus s pen not good on small screen.

Note pro, loved it but portability sucked, to heavy, and not with $650.

10.1 perfect size and functions.

If you're smart buy a used one off ebay or Craig'slist. You can find them for $350

Sent from my SM-N900V using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] xda_user_p600:
1. Very comfortable for me, I mainly use it for reading.

2. Without energy saving, I only charge it once every 3 days with my usage, but you can google for non-stop results. I think it's 11 hours for browsing and 4-5 hours for movies. Not sure.

3. I don't use it for anything.

4. If you buy on Amazon or Ebay, it's worth the money, but don't go to local shops if you live in EU, they have too high prices.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] AM Radio:
i think it's a great size and light to hold, fine for reading texts, pdfs, books (Kobo), websites. i was surprised to find it was smaller than my TF700 (piece of crap!) -- Sammy did a great job with the side bezels.

depends on how much you use it. it's not my only tool for work/leisure, but i would charge between every one and two days. (also, for me it takes about 5hrs charge to go from 20% to 100%.)

very useful for me (print designer): making notes at meetings (sNote out of the box), marking up text and layouts and pdfs and images. doing revisions this way is much more efficient that printing out (or waiting for) a colour proof, marking that up, and then couriering it to a client — especially if i'm working remotely or in transit somewhere. i can't go entirely paperless of course, but for everything up to final colour proofs, it's works great.

scrapbook is also really handy when tripping through websites or videos. the one thing i've no use for is the windows function though. that said, the sPen really changed my perspective on what a tablet can/should do: i won't buy another tablet with out sPen or similar capability.

if you need sPen, want a 2K screen, and you like Android, this is THE ONLY tablet to get. i waited until KK came out and a bunch of the earlier bugs (software and hardware build) were addressed though. with Sammy, i find it's good to wait for a few months after launch for them to get things right. also, now being able to get Samsung's Remote PC functionality is great.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Deleted member 5809699:
Biggest issue. It's a Samsung! Plastic piece of ****. Build quality from hell. Have to return mine for creaky body and the bezel start to come loose from the glas. 750€ tablet with quality worse than a 129€ tablet.

The screen is nice, very bright and res is nice for reading, s pen is good for drawing and if u like to take notes but the apps that support stylus is quite few and samsungs s note and action memo is quite crappy. Besides the screen and the stylus which is nice if u need it. But its mostly a gimmick, i just cant recommend this POS. Did i mention that it lags like hell on stock firmware. Had to root and run custom to get decent performance and it still runs worse than my s4 with cm. I regret every day that I wasted over 700€ on this crap. Check around and you will see i ain't the only one who is dissatisfied with it. Buy something else than Samsung. Dont lesrn that lesson the hard way
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] ps000000:
If pen is not your critical.

Standby and wait for new Tab S series it will come with AMOLED display !!! .:eek:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] warboat:
I had an iPad Mini1, it was cute but that's it. The screen is not great and the battery wasn't as good as people say it is.

I also had an iPad3 and the screen was nice but it was uncomfortable to hold and I think the aluminium casing is slippery without a case.

iOS just sucks even though there are really good quality apps.

I've had a ton of android 10" tablets from Xoom, Tosh Thrive, Asus Transformers TF101, TF201, TF300, TF700 and Padfone Infinity.

I still have the TF700 and the Padfone Inifnity. The TF700 runs like a POS, slow and stutters and freezes up. I have a feeling the 1gb RAM is crippling it. I don't understand it when the prime and Tf300 was no where as bad, but I like the form factor very much and use it like a laptop and for remote desktops access it is great.

The padfone infinity is pretty awesome and it runs very fast, quadrant score is about 3 times that of the TF700 and feels like it. If it had an active stylus and a keyboad dock, I'd be happy with that as my only device since it is also a phone. My only problem with it is no SD slot so I got the 64gb version. I'm keen on the Padfone Infinity 2 but haven't tried it yet.

I also have a Surface RT and it is great for MS Office and File Explorer with a desktop. As well as that, I have an Asus Vivotab smart ME400C which is atom based Windows8 tab and runs full windows desktop apps.

Before I got my Note10 (P605) I had a Note 8 5100 (wifi+3G) and it is a GREAT tablet. It is snappy and light and runs soooo good. The only thing is the screen is not even as good as an ipad mini but it ****s on every other tablet I have owned for usability. IT IS THAT GOOD! if Samsung made a Note Pro 8.4 like their tab pro 8.4, I'd be there in a snap.

This brings me to my Note 10.1 2014 (P605 with 4G). The screen is awesome, the size is awesome, the speed is great (not as snappy as Note 8 in a lot of ways believe it or not!). I'm still on 4.3 but then my Note 8 is on 4.2. The pen is better on the Note10 than the Note8 and if you only got the Note10 to run Sketchbook ONLY, it would be worth every cent on that sweet screen. I do a lot of reading on it and the screen is just awesome. I photo edit and preview on it and its great. I also use it to annotate PDFs and draw stupid things for fun.

I'm still grabbing the Note8 most of the time when I head out of the house, simply because I can jam it into my coat pocket and cargo pants pockets. but at home, I'm on the Note10 all the time.

I love the Note10 and if I had to live with just 1 tablet and my Note 3 phone, I would pick the Note10 without hesitation.

PS. With regards to the negative comments, don't try to find the perfect tablet, it doesn't exist! Everything has a compromise but this Note10 hits a VERY NICE sweetspot and I would recommend it for student use if running windows apps is not a neccessity. Even then, I would try and get away with that by remote desktop because the Note 10 does everything else soooo much better.

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] manhattan212:
I'm sure Samsung must be proud to have such staunch supporters. But the key point isn't just how great the machine is. The keypoints are this, this, and this. And for every one of us that actually posts -imagine the countless others that don't go online to post questions in forums. The countless others who just take the loss in stride, because they have little or no recourse.

In short, the Note 10.1 2014 has great promise, but buying Samsung is like playing Russian roulette. The hardware has great probability of failing, and Samsung has no problem screwing customers over. So I for one feel it's wrong to not warn people against the Note 10.1 2014. Because chances are, the tablet isn't going to fail you in those first 30 days, when you can take it back to the store you bought it and get yoru money back -no questions asked. It's going to fail you 32 days in. And then you're relying on Samsung's warranty -which isn't just going to let you walk into a local Samsung shop and shove your defective tablet into one of their [non-geniuses] mouths and let you walk out of the shop with a new replacement in hand. Other companies do that, Samsung just gives you the runaround, and cheats you out of your money.

When it comes to buying the Note 10.1 (2014)...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] paddycr:
I've heard a lot about the good and bad points about the note 10.1 (2014) here but there is only one thing that puts me off getting one: the constant talk is lag and sluggish performance. I currently have a nexus 10 and I am wondering how the real world performance on this compares to the note 10.1? If anyone has any experience of both I would be really interested to hear their thoughts. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] BarryH_GEG:
There's no or very little lag on 4.4. I use my N10.1-14 probably heavier than most here because I'm a productivity user. I was just thinking to myself today what an amazing device it is (after owning it since October). I was working on a complicated Word document. I like to get the meat of a document done in Hancom locally and then finish it via RDP on my Windows desktop PC to guarantee the formatting's correct. Here's what I had open at the same time - Hancom (viewer and editor), Jump Desktop keeping a connection alive to my home PC with Word running, and two instances of Samsung's My Files in multi view to drag-and-drop files I needed between my device, home FTP server and Dropbox. On top of that I was watching Amazon Instant Video in a Pop-up-play window using PlayOn, connected to a BT keyboard and mouse, and listening to the audio via an AptX BT pendent. Also, so I didn't need to pull my phone out for calls or messages, I was using SideSync to display it on my N10.1-14 minimized. I have a 3G device so all this was being done over AT&T's HSPA+ network because the coffee house I was in had too many people on Wi-Fi. And that was all with little or no lag. Try that on another 10.1" tablet. ;)

But as amazing as all that is to me, if you're purely a consumption user, you won't appreciate all the N10.1-14's features, the resources they take up, and Samsung's added UI clutter to get them all to work together. For consumption, stick to your N10, get an iPad, or consider the Teg4 Asus TF701 which is down to $299 new and has the same screen resolution as both the N10 and N10.1-14. The people *****ing about the N10.1-14 probably shouldn't have bought it in the first place based on what they use a tablet for.

Happy shopping. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] paddycr:
Thanks for your reply. I have a note 3 and love s-note for taking notes at work. The problem is that the screen is too small to use it on a regular basis - I find myself frequently going back to pen and paper. So i'm thinking of ditching the note 3 and getting a 10.1. Good excuse for a new phone too ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Snow755:
if any one looking for a good new open samsung note 10.1 2014 i got one for you for $449 if you would like two take a look in two it

http://www.ebay.com/itm/111380065860?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] warboat:
I have over a dozen Android devices and there is always some lag, somewhere in each of them.

As long as its not significant, you shouldn't get hung up about the lag.

The thing you want out of android is functionality and there isn't a better 10" weapon right now than the Note 10 2014.

In terms of raw potential, the Nexus 10 Mali 604 GPU will top out at 72gflops.

Note 10.1 2014 Exynos: 102gflops

Note 10.1 2014 Qualcomm SD800:130gflops

Ipad Air A7: 115gflops

Asus TF701 (Tegra4): 97gflops

You have 4 million pixels to push around. Gflops matter.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] xlemonhed1:
I'm not sure what your main use is, but if you are a student and you are in a major that requires a lot of math, BUY THIS TABLET. If you will not be using the stylus often, there may be better options. There is a noticeable amount of lag on the stock rom and stock firmware, which confused me because the specs seem great. After rooting the device and switching roms it is much smoother.

I literally bought this tablet to run LectureNotes for my math classes. I have had a big issue with lag specifically in that app (only that app - others had zero lag), but I finally got it down to probably <30ms response time in LectureNotes while writing. I had to find the OEM 4.4.2 firmware/rom and flash it prior to flashing a modded 4.4.2 rom. A bunch of tweaking was also necessary in the app's settings, but I actually found that the high resolution was my issue. I then lowered the resolution of my notebooks, turned fast rendering and page rendering OFF, used SetCPU to max out the CPU when the screen was on and LectureNotes was in the foreground. This significantly decreased my lag in LectureNotes. All of this only applies to that specific app. Nothing else had any lag once I was rooted and on a custom rom.

Would I recommend this tablet? It depends. If you are strictly going to use it out of the box, and keep it stock, my answer is no. I would get something with a lighter ROM out of the box. Possibly something AOSP. If you are a student and/or you plan on using the stylus often, it is worth every damn penny. My tablet replaced my math notebooks. Using LectureNotes to do math is SO much faster than pencil and paper, because of the custom tools that you are able to use. Constructing certain figures and graphs are so much quicker on the tablet than having to draw everything out.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] paddycr:
Have you had a Nexus 10 and is it's overall performance comparable to the Note 10.1? I get a little paranoid about these benchmarks - I had a TF700T before my Nexus 10, which I recall benchmarked well. Even after unlocking, rooting and flashing custom firmware it was a completely unusable POS because of the lag.

I agree, my Note 3 flies now I have ditched stock. However, the only thing that worries me about this is the knox 0x1 issue. Has anyone reported getting warranty service with this flag on their Note 10.1 ? It is not an issue with my Note 3 because T-mobile couldn't care less...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Coreyc1123:
Check out this item I found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=321428263654&alt=web

Price is a big issue but you can get it factory refurbished for $299. For that price this device looks a lot better imo
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] BarryH_GEG:
That wasn't the SoC or even s/w. Asus is notorious for putting slow-as-crap bargain basement NAND in their devices.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] mutantblack:
I was about to tell OP for this link. haha.

I bought one for 299-39 bucks ebay cash so total came out to be 260 which is fantastic deal. Still waiting for it to be shipped.

I am original Note 10.1 owner so I can't comment on this 2014 ones but with my original 10.1 being my main notebook in college, I can't recommend enough. Everybody experience may varies depending on the usage and expectation. I took all of my notes using the tablet with the LectureNote app. Fantastic tool.

I expect nothing less from 2014 10.1 and can't wait to get it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] gintariukeas:
Thanks for answers!

Right now i am wondering if it is really worth the price.. here in Europe it is really expensive. I am thinking of getting windows tablet+ stylus instead. Maybe that is better option?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Frijns:
Currently the Note 2014 is cheaper then the new Tab 4.

You can get it online for €399,- and get €100,- back from Samsung in June.
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
Hello everyone. I'm here again with a new theme. I hope all of you will support again!

Please don't forget to press the THANK button if you download and enjoy my theme ;)​

Credits: [MENTION=5202049]stansap[/MENTION] - the best tester! ;)

Installation: Install as normal apk or push in system/app and rw-r-r permission then reboot

Download: http://d-h.st/6Wf

Screenshots:
[Sony Cross-Device General] charmidz:
finally :D:good:
[Sony Cross-Device General] demonicangell™:
amazing .. for next update could u make the statusbar like kk ?

also in navbar if only the green part without the background .. would look amazing
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
ok bro for my nxt theme I will do that. I appreciate ur suggestion. thank! enjoy my work bro! ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] kernell_:
Wooooooow looks amazing!!!!

The same petition as demonicangell: transparent statusbar and navbar with just the greenpart visible and other transparent.

It's fantastic in this version. Really. Thank you.

:good::D
[Sony Cross-Device General] iHeymanth:
very very very cooool looking theme. love it.
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
thanks for appreciating my work guys! enjoy and keep supporting my works ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] tOrNadO™:
Cool work dude.. Liked it.. :good:
[Sony Cross-Device General] Ruthx:
Only the homescreen and lockscreen wallpapers are changed, no change in status bar, nav bar or accent color etc. Any idea why? :/

edit: On xperia z .230 kitkat btw
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
as u can see, its working on 4.3/4.4 so it should work. i think ur not rooted thats why its not working 100%

[MENTION=248222]tornado[/MENTION]™ thanks bro! ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] dedei:
You can use GEM Xperia Xposed to make statusbar transparent
[Sony Cross-Device General] demonicangell™:
i know that .. i am on kk already . was making a theme specific sugguestion ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] DinarQ8:
[MENTION=4655614]slink722[/MENTION] hi bro i have Z2 stock rom DEODEXER but why the theme not work with me?
[Sony Cross-Device General] iHeymanth:
In next update, plz update the background png plate. White bluish plate isnt looking awesome.

A suggestion pic from me
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
[MENTION=3223592]DinarQ8[/MENTION]: maybe ur not rooted? hehe. try to root it bro ;)

[MENTION=5288030]ghemanth[/MENTION]: ok bro i will try ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] DinarQ8:
[MENTION=4655614]slink722[/MENTION]

if i dont have root how i deodexed my rom ;)

im sure i have root :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] slink722:
try this rom. that is fully deodexed rom and i think its pre-rooted too ;) if u dont know to intall the rom then ask the OP of that thread. goodluck! ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] DinarQ8:
hehehehe just now i finish flesh this rom nice and fast rom

the theme work great but i have some issues with me i will take screenshot
[Sony Cross-Device General] Drockk_Xm:
awesome theme thanks
[Sony Cross-Device General] kitrax59:
Nice to see a fellow pinoy here. [emoji1] Good job on the theme bruh! Just wanted to report a few quirks.

I have a Z1c, stock KK .757 rom. This theme looks great on my lime unit. [emoji1] Hope you can fix it. No rush though..
[ONE Android Development] graffixnyc:
As some of you may or may not know the Chinese version of the OnePlus One ships with Color OS and not CM 11s

Here is the stock Color OS Rom from the Chinese version of the OnePlus One. Version 1.20 Build A0001_12_140521

What has been changed?

A lot of the Chinese apps have been removed (some still have the Chinese language like the Themes app)

GAPPS have been addded (Chinese phones do not have Google Play Services)

Rooted + busy box

red OnePlus splash screen

added more locale 2

This can be flashed in TWRP but it's not a standard update.zip. This is a system and boot image but it's flashed via dd commands in recovery. Just flash in TWRP as you normally would but it will take longer to flash (about 5 minutes)

perform a data wipe if coming from CM 11s

IF you want Google now to work, right after you flash and boot into android run the more locale app and select English US BEFORE setting up your Google account or opening Google Now.

THE ROM ONLY SUPPORTS ENGLISH AND CHINESE

Link: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23501681358542179

To go back to CM 11 use the fastboot Images in my thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2765455

Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you use this and brick your device or if your device blows up, implodes, flames start shooting from it, or it kills your neighbor's dog.. It was the other guy... I swear.... Flash at your own risk

Source of the base rom:

http://www.oneplusbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=339991&extra=