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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] parvizb7:
not worked for me to. stoped on galaxy logo
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] $4ND!P:
Successfully Installed :) Awesome Rom..Using from last 4 Hours...No FC orr Not any issue till now..Thnx All :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] $4ND!P:
I think fast battery draining :(
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] pankspoo:
Some bugs here

Bugs:

-Rom goes bootloop in art mode( rom not booting up to 15 to 20 minutes

-after enabling equilizer live tile notification panel got highly sluggish and laggy
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] vickyushu:
new build up

bug fixed now check it out guys...and report
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] Omer89:
Wow ! this build is way way better than the previous one , everything is working just fine ! :good::good:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] $4ND!P:
What about the battery backup in this update??
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] schukje:
My daughter has this phone and i am very experienced flasher. But i cant find a tutorial for upgrading from jb to kitkat. Is there a kitkat baseband to flash first or can we flash this rom right over jb without troubles?

Verstuurd vanaf mijn LG-D802 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] shut_down:
You can flash it over JB, it uses the same baseband.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] schukje:
Thanks mate. I usually flash roms on nexus phones or my lg g2. Im gonna try it later on my daughters phone.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn LG-D802 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] William990:
But this ROM is abandoned ??
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] Prodean:
Let's not bombard the thread with such question. if he is going to abandon it, he will inform us :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] William990:
OK sorry :) i don't see a post forma month and i think that is abandoned because i like very much this ROM and i am happy if there is a new release :)

Sorry for my bad english :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] Prodean:
And if he decides to abandon this project , I will try to take over as I really love the ROM :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] ragavan_v:
Thanks for the wonderful ROM!!! :D:D i have found one bug. For 1st time when i open Theme packs in Settings it opens normally.But, when i open again the same "it force closes"....I don't know whether it happens only for me or not....Help me regarding this...
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] xbean:
Any WiFi or battery draining issues? TQ. :D
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Android Development] eltonpestana:
any update this rom? Why can't rotate my screen?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amebiasis:
I have a 2012 Buick Enclave and a 2009 Honda Accord, both vehicles support Bluetooth phone calls, can dial my phone access a phone book etc to make calls through the vehicles stereo system, but I can't play music or media through them. Is there anyway or any apk that I can change the media output to look like it's a phone call instead and play music etc through also? I've seen other people ask this question in the past and haven't found any answers. Thanks!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Morkai Almandragon:
like this?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.IG.BluetoothManager&hl=en
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhant0m:
I'm probably one of those users that asked the question and never got an answer.

I bought one of these: http://amzn.com/B0038MA11U and it works great. Personally... I think I prefer my setup (below) to using an app that modifies the bluetooth stream. Mostly because I couldn't find one... but also because I'm not so sure what would happen if you got a phonecall. As in, the audio might keep playing, or the call may not go through. Perhaps the audio stream would be all your caller could hear.

I've got a 2009 BMW 335ix, and the iDrive system only supports bluetooth over the phone stream. I've actually successfully called myself and played audio during my voicemail... and it will play over the car speakers. However, it will shut off after a few minutes (voicemail time limit), and I had to delete that voicemail. Far from ideal, but a successful proof of concept. lol

If your car has an auxiliary stereo input (headphone jack), then you can use that item I linked you to (or something similar... there are a few out there). In my case, my AUX jack is in the center console, near a 12V plug. So... I got a cigarette lighter-to-2xUSB adapter, a REALLY SHORT USB cable, and a REALLY SHORT stereo minijack cable, and it all fits rather nicely in the center console. The other USB port on the adapter is occupied by my phone charger. I made sure to get a low-profile usb adapter with one 2-amp port to get the most current flow to my phone.

If you've wondered this question yet... You CAN be connected to more than 1 bluetooth item at a time. I'm successfully connected to my car via the phone stream and the miccus on the media stream every day. If I get a call while listening to media, the media stream will stop and I can answer the phone. (This is built into Android, I believe) If you've got a Note 3, then I'm 99% sure you'll have the same experience.

Good luck!

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Excited, I followed this link. Google Play said I have it installed. I don't even remember installing the app, so I'm pretty sure it didn't work for me.

I installed it again to try it out later today on my way home. Perhaps I'll have better luck with it this time.

**UPDATE*** As soon as I opened it, it said I have to upgrade to "Bluetooth Manager ICS" which costs a dollar. Without being able to try the app before buying it... I'm uninstalling again. Maybe next time I come across it, I'll remember the issue I had with it.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amebiasis:
Thanks guys I'll look into these options and try to find out more info on that apk!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bd177:
When I click on the pairing of my 2009 Ford Fusion Sync in the Note 3's Bluetooth settings, there are check marks for "Phone audio" and "Media audio". Both are checked. If I want to play media audio or have turn by turn directions through the car audio system, then I have to change the audio input on the car with the "Aux" button to "Bluetooth Audio". The phone function still works after I do this. Check your pair settings and "Aux" setting.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amebiasis:
Ya I had a Ford Edge and could do that to Ford's Sync is a nice system. Sadly though most other manufacturers don't support media through Bluetooth though that's what we were trying to figure out how to override. I read somewhere that they do this as a safety precaution, how it's safer than plugging in my aux cable and I have no idea lol
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhant0m:
In 2009, your Fusion w/ SYNC was MUCH more technologically advanced than my 2009 3-series. I know because my wife had a 2009 Milan, which is pretty much the same car. She loved teasing my about how my BMW was so inferior. lol. And she was right. BMW only had compatibility with Apple products (as an option), and not through bluetooth. Only through USB. The car itself only has compatibility as a bluetooth speakerphone on the phone stream. I can't parse a "media" stream. If I had an iPhone (blech)... I could access my messages and everything... but it's not supported on my Note 3. Honestly... I kind of want to trade it in because of all this. I didn't realize it when I bought the car, and now I have the bluetooth adapter plugged into the AUX port and I've grown complacent.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bd177:
Ya, that's surprising...
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supersnackbar:
...

I just have a normal radio with aux and usb ports. I bought an adapter call the Himbox from iClever on Amazon. It supports both hands free calling and bluetooth audio (actually good quality sounding audio). It even comes with a double usb 12v adapter. It was only around $40 if I remember correctly. I have the phone media part of it turned off since I drive a very noisy big truck, but I also have a high quality hands free noise cancelling headset that I just use for phone calls (media audio unchecked) . I leave both connected while driving. When a call comes in, I just answer it with my headset and it pauses the media receiver and my headset functions like normal...once I hang up, it resumes playing.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Pulpan:
Is it possible to use the TyTN connected with two bluetooth connections, particular a gps-mouse and a build-in freespeech car-kit?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] cdyat:
not tried those two as a combination but I have had a phone, a pc and a headset connected to a tytn. let us know how you get on
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Pulpan:
Thanks. I will get my TyTN in a few weeks. Then I will report my experiences.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] shentheory:
Ok So I picked up a sandisk 64GB pixor external sd card, I was able to transfer files to it fine by connecting to a windows machine, sometimes. Apps like wifi transfer and airdroid failed every time to upload files to external sd card, but transferred fine to internal storage. I managed to get some music on the card, and after playing one song, the rest gave me errors.

Ok, corrupted SD card, no big deal. returned it a got another one. Sandisk "Ultra Plus" 64GB, I have yet to try a hard wire transfer on a windows machine, but so far wifi transferring is still failing. I'm beginning to think it may be a phone issue instead of a card issue.

Has anyone else had problems using wifi transfer to external SD card? Any advice would be appreciated!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MrWhite1127:
Its a KitKat issue. Some devices have fixes and patches. Might find one if you do enough digging.

Sent from my Towel rooted S5
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] justinsamsel:
I had the same issue. Download NextApp SDFix from the Play store. It makes all your access issues go away.

I would link you but this is my first post and I'm not allowed to.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulhalt:
My Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300, 16GB (UK - Everything Everywhere network formerly T-Mobile) freezes on the flash screen that says "Samsung Galaxy SIII GT-I9300" on boot up.

I can't get into the Recovery Menu. I can get into Download Mode. Phone has not been rooted, nor has it ever had a firmware upgrade before - I got it in September 2012 and am pretty sure its JellyBean so probably version 4.1.2.

I've tried all of the below using combinations of two different official Samsung USB cables and three different USB ports. I've also tried two different batteries but nothing works.

Tried Firmware upgrade via Kies - "This device's version cannot be updated"

Tried flashing stock ROM via Odin (I9300XXEMF1_I9300EVREMF1_I9300BVEMF1_HOME.tar.md5) - "There is no PIT partition"

Tried repartitioning via Odin (GT-I9300_mx_20120220.pit) - "Get PIT for mapping" hangs on that for 30 mins or more ...

Is there anything more I can do? I'm guessing the PIT file is the wrong one as the date is prior to the release of JellyBean but I can't find any others for a 16GB S3.

Any help much appreciated!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tallman43:
Whats product number say in download mode?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulhalt:
If you mean the stuff at the top left of the screen it says:

ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME:

CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: No

CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official

SYSTEM STATUS: Custom
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
Your emmc chip is damaged, new motherboard required. If less than 2 years old then contact Samsung for warranty repair.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulhalt:
Thanks. And balls at the same time.
[Micromax Canvas 4 A210] Fullman77:
Hi, I have a Blu life One, install this rom, but just stays in bootloop, there is something extra you have to do? the canvas 4 and the BLO are identical
[Galaxy Tab S General] jjfad:
So I would have gotten a Note Pro or a Tab Pro, but those reviews were generally pretty pessimistic about the battery life. The reviews for the new Tab S are a lot more positive about battery. What explains the difference? Just curious.
[Galaxy Tab S General] cpete47:
So, I can answer this at least in reference to the 8.4.

The battery capacity is slightly larger 4900mAh vs 4800mAh. But beyond this, it really depends on how the tablet is used. In amoled screens, pixels are individually lit. That means no power is required for black pixels because the individual LEDs are just off. In the case of the Tab Pro's screen, the LCD has a backlight that covers the entire screen, so basically the same amount of illumination is given to dark pixels as light, which is the reason why the contrast is reduced vs the amoled screen.

A (simplification of a) trade-off here is that at a certain ratio of light to dark pixels, it uses more energy to power an amoled screen vs a backlit LCD at the same brightness. So generally, if you're watching a dark movie using apps with dark backgrounds energy consumption will be lower. The opposite can be said about viewing images with bright vibrant colors. It's really hard to gauge what the net gain or loss is under a normal use scenario, but it seems that we may be able to presume that it is at least slightly more efficient based upon the initial reviews.
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
I've read some reviews that indicate 12+ hours of use at 50% brightness. My guess is that these things used in the real world would get battery life somewhere between 7 and 9 hours. I have an older Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 (AMOLED) and that's roughly what I get.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jjfad:
Wow. Thanks for the explanation. One of the reviews I read where there was a divergent test (web surfing rundown vs video rundown) and the Tab S did *way* better on the video rundown .
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
So far: 10.5 model, 32GB, initial charge, low brightness (25% or less), lots of video streaming, video downloading, lots of screen use, lots of surfing, lots of wi-fi use, I'm at 8 hours use time with 33% charge remaining.

We would all like infinite battery life but in "real world use", I think this is pretty decent battery life.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
How can you enjoy that at 25% brightness. That kind of defeats the purpose of having a phenomenal display.
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
I enjoy it easily. A phenomenal display does not require "flame thrower brightness". Quite the opposite. I wasn't outside in the blazing sun. Additionally, I've never used monitors, TVs, tablets or phone at 100% or even 50% brightness -- it's just too bright for me, so why waste the battery power? I think people have become acclimated to jacking up the brightness because of poor LCD display black levels and viewing angles. Manufacturers like to cheat with contrast ratios by boosting the backlight because low black levels are so much more difficult and expensive to produce.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Lol 25% brightness? Seriously? Do you use a flashlight?

I'm running about 80% brightness and have had the tablet off battery for about 3 1/2 hours and actually using it for about 2 1/2 hours. I'm now at 48% battery. So real world use at realistic brightness? 6 to 7 hours.

* Caveat. I am confident this will improve a bit as the battery gets broken in.
[Galaxy Tab S General] sillyphillie:
So far the battery life is bad at best. Third day using this and it's not getting better. 2 hours and 29 minutes of use this morning and I'm down 29%. That's putrid. Normal Web browsing and the tapatalk app. I need root in the worst way. The lag is also pretty bad. I'm not even using touch wiz (Google Now Launcher). If it wasn't for this beautiful screen and weight of this tablet it would be going back.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mzimand:
I have found that turning the wifi to "only when plugged in" doubles my battery time. I just traded in the 8.4 pro for the 10.5 S and discovered this fact while using the Pro for the last week. I just picked up my 10.5 S tab and have been good battery time since turning the wifi off all the time.
[Galaxy Tab S General] sillyphillie:
Are you talking about the"keep WiFi on during sleep" setting? I'll try that but it seems like a bug then as that should only apply when charging in sleep.
[Galaxy Tab S General] BarryH_GEG:
Battery life is exactly what people should expect with an AMOLED display. They're poor on whites and excellent on blacks. Whether that's good or bad depends on what ratio of each people view.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8197/samsung-galaxy-tab-s-review-105-84inch/3
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Face it guys. These devices never get anywhere near advertised battery life.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
Sounds like you have a bad egg. I'm using Nova Launcher too. And it blazing fast! No lag at all. Maybe a small hiccup when downloading files but barely noticeable. Your batter drain is alarming. I'd send yours back cuz that's OBVIOUSLY not normal..
[Galaxy Tab S General] will6316:
Not when you're 80% brightness. The most I use indoors in 30%. I'll crank it up to show off, or when I'm outdoors.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
That's true. But why did all the reviews say it was excellent. Not one bad review. Crazy.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Megalith:
I've found the drain to be about 10% per hour on my 8.4". I'm usually using it set to 25% brightness, which seems to be ideal for any conditions in which you are out of sunlight. The people who are using it at brightness levels of over 50% are the ones who need their eyes checked.
[Galaxy Tab S General] carlitos66:
I agree on this one, I have the brightness set at 50 % and the display is so bright inside buildings that there is no need to go higher. I don't know what everyone is complaining about, but my battery drain is about 8 - 10 % per hr, normal use, web browsing, video, facebook etc.. I have 8.4 model.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
I just like a super bright screen. Can't imagine running this at 25% brightness. What a waste.
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
Waste of what? If anything above 25% is too bright for someone (eyestrain, preference) then the waste would be increased battery drain.

If burn-in is any cause for concern, keeping the brightness low for the first 50 or so hours of use may reduce the chances of burn-in for the life of the tablet.

More is not necessarily better.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
The recent apps screen is an ugly turquoise blue. Is their any way to customize that? I'd love to have it a bit more transparent and no color.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Ok, I give. I'll set my brightness on this glorious screen to 25% and wear sunglasses while I watch my 4k TV. Can't wait!

The ONLY possible reason I can imagine for hamstringing this screen with 25% brightness would be if I knew I would be away from a plug for 48 hours and needed to drain every bit of battery life from it. Otherwise what's the point unless you are trying to win some battery benchmarking contest?

Perhaps you have incredibly sensitive eyes but I assure you, the vast majority of users would consider 25% brightness unusable.
[Galaxy Tab S General] msavic6:
I don't understand why you're so bent on the way he uses his tablet? If 25% brightness is enough for him, it may not be enough for you, everyone's different and everyone has a different usage pattern.

I know plenty of iPad users who keep the brightness extremely low because they never use there device outdoors, it all depends on what you do and where you use your tablet.
[Galaxy Tab S General] BarryH_GEG:
Battery life conversations are all nebulous. No two people use their devices the same way and that includes screen brightness (25%

is

awfully low), syncs, background apps running, and content consumed (on AMOLED black = good, white = bad). Unless those of you making direct comparisons to previous devices are coming from other QHD tablets (Notes, Pros, TF701, N10) then, assuming your using them identically, the mammoth amount of pixels being pushed are making a big difference. Even with a bigger battery my N10.1-14 (299 PPI) uses much more battery than my N10.1-12 (147 PPI) used

exactly

the same way.

For those that

are

coming from QHD LCD tablets, productivity users are going to get crappy comparative battery life because most apps in those categories use light backgrounds. Video watchers should get impressive battery life because AMOLED kicks butt on dark colors. If you average out the Tab S' battery life on Anandtech's lights and darks battery testing it's about the same as the Note/Pro average. Watch a lot of videos? Your Tab S will beat that average. Spend your time on the web, reading, and using productivity apps? Prepare to be disappointed.

When you guys are comparing notes the variables at play, especially taking in to account the color sensitivity of AMOLED, make those comparisons kind of meaningless. FWIW, I'm a heavy productivity user and I'd expect my battery life to drop no less than 25% moving from LCD to AMOLED.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
^^^ Best post ever. Thread over.
[Galaxy Tab S General] toyanucci:
Before I bought my Tab S (getting it in my hands tonight) I had a Note 10.1 2014 edition. My brightness was usually around 25% or less as well. For most uses in doors, anything above that is VERY bright for me. I have a Note 3 and my brightness indoors is usually down to the lowest the brightness slider will go! Outside, I have to ramp it up, sometimes to 100%, but inside especially in a darkly lit room a higher brightness leads to my eyes feeling like they are being scorched LOL.

So yes, I agree with the poster above that said that it's all subjective bro, and it comes down to personal preferences. I have friend's who got the note 3 on my recommendation and their brightness is constantly at 100% even indoors at night LOL. I've had to turn it down for them on occasion and their eyes felt the instant relief lol.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jjfad:
Agree!

Actually that AT review is the one I read where the video rundown and web rundown tests yielded very divergent results...
[Galaxy Tab S General] Zeblade:
"Sounds like you have a bad egg"

50% bright wifi on almost 9h. So for me.. its super good.
[Galaxy Tab S General] clintonroche:
Here is my battery life today. WiFi most of the day.
[Galaxy Tab S General] BossJ:
dude, don't worry about it, he's been all over this forum and being negative and attacking. it's crazy.
[Galaxy Tab S General] MarvelousOne35:
I have the Tab S 10.5. 17% of my battery was taken up by device idle yesterday. I have all syncs off, location off and wifi always off when sleep. Anyone know what else could cause my drainage when the device is sleeping? Im assuming device idle does mean sleep btw, not 100% sure.
[Galaxy Tab S General] stealthieone:
My battery life has been amazing. It's been on 21 I haven't use it much today but at 89 %
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Because watching this amazing screen at 25% and encouraging others to do so just to save a little battery is silly. Maybe he has some eye condition where he has severe light sensitivity but 25%? Cmon.

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Lol so anyone who disagrees with you is "negative and attacking"? Have you actually read my threads? Don't think you have.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
I've enjoyed several models in the Asus Infinity Transformer Line.(over the years). This Samsung Tablet, has been amazing for me, as far as battery life goes. It's so much better than them. I actually get 7-10 hours a charge. That's with heavy web, video, and game usage. So color me happy. (I have my device at 60 percent brightness)
[Galaxy Tab S General] gottahavit:
And anyone who disagrees with you must have a medical condition.

I rarely have mine above 25% (sometimes less) when I'm inside. It's too bright especially when looking at white background in browser.