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[Galaxy S III General] RFay:
Hi. I'm looking into buying the Samsung Evo 64gb Class 10 (Made in Korea, genuine?) online since both generic 64gb Class 10 micro-sd cards I tried just failed on my S3. It just keeps getting corrupted on the phone, and I keep getting the 0x3-something error message on my laptop when trying to copying files over. I suppose that's what you get for cutting costs.

Anyway, can anybody share experiences with using this card on an S3? Is it worth it? I've been doing some reading here and there seems to be mixed thoughts: S3 has a problem with Class 10 cards, etc. I just want a card that works both on the mobile phone and my laptop.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] MagnumPOS:
thanks

thanks
[Galaxy S III General] ghostvirtualз:
http://www.amazon.com/review/RYD04Z...e=UTF8&ASIN=B00IVPU7AO&nodeID=541966&store=pc
[G2 General] p2cactus:
Does anyone use encryption (the one you select in security settings)? It says that you need to enter a pin every time you turn the phone on. I was wondering if knock on counts, or if you have to use another code - which would be dumb?
[G2 General] p2cactus:
Since no one seems to have tried it I did. Knock on doesn't seem to count.:(
[G2 General] gdm2:
I thought it meant you need a PIN whenever you turn the phone on/off, not when you wake it up... Knock-knock just works for waking it up..
[G2 General] panthers89fan90:
I thought it meant when the phone is powering on and off as well. The knock on feature wouldn't be a good encryption password. :) Although I think you can use either a PIN or the grid to swipe a password.
[G2 General] Mokson:
if you make wipe from recovery, would you be able to access encrypted data?

just wonder if it is secure enough
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Ashton_Durkhun:
Has there been any progress on getting Null (or any other AOSP rom) to run on the Gear2? (I saw a thread on this but it's not been updated since March) I'm looking at getting a smart watch and have been eyeing the Gear 1 specifically for the functionality of Null. However, there's such a huge change in specs with the Gear2 that I'm leaning that way...

Reasons I'm looking at the Null System and Gear1/2:

(1) Camera (dealbreaker feature, I dont care if it has a week of battery life and an octocore processor, I wont buy a smartwatch without a camera),

(2) Built-in web-browser/Google Now (for various reasons between work frowning on phones, having a very tight case, and a often-hit-when-putting-in-pocket power button I'd rather not pull my phone out for a quick search on "Who sang the song "X"")

(3)Flashlight App. Very minor but also very useful.

(4) almost full compatibility with all other android software. Granted there is very little I'd like to run on my watch but a few things spring to mind like PLEX, VLC, and Solitaire (go ahead and laugh, I play solitaire more than any other game on my phone)

The worst part is #1. Otherwise I coudl get a nice unbranded smartwatch from china, but they dont include a camera (but they take SD cards!!! Why cant our smart watches not take SD???) If anyone knows of another smartwatch that includes a camera (and works well with the Note2) I'm willing to look outside of the Gear1/2.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] milenkoben:
You would probably have better luck finding out about a rom for the gear2 on the gear 2 forum instead of the best one for the original gear
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Ashton_Durkhun:
I searched for a Gear2 forum and even though I found some references to it, the search never showed it, so I assumed they'd been merged or something... >.<

Thanks, I'll try manually looking for it...
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] RockRatt:
Here you go, link to the Gear 2 forums http://xdaforums.com/gear-2
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Nick1602:
I`ve seen some videos on youtube about the gear null rom, And I want to install on my gear 2

buut I think the rom is only for gear 1 right?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbm888:
Hi all - new HTC M8 owner here.

Does the HTC Sense come with japanese input? or can a language pack be installed? I don't want to download Google keyboard just for Japanese input since it's slow and needs to change back and forth. hoping there's an easier way (like Samsung keyboard) by just swiping/pressing a key to switch between english and Japanese?

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Gear S] Dmac1984:
Got this screen (attached image) noticed that the symbol now resembles the Gear S, so I hope that means a release date I'd coming up quick. Side note, the new update I'd giving me issues with my Gear 1.
[Networking] topspinner:
I love the Old Agile messenger and i was disappointed when it stopped working after a period of time

now i think i can use it again after i removed the redirecting operation which checks for the update and prevent connection so i wanted to share it with my bodies.... thx

Admin edit: Warez is not allowed on this forum, therefore the attachement has been removed.
[Networking] wallawalla:
So Good Wait for a long time.Thanks.
[Networking] meisterlampe2000:
What a nice one !

Thank you....
[Networking] bobby09120:
thanks i will try with is better
[Networking] Rafase282:
Send me the link please
[Networking] shogunmark:
this may be of interest to some of you using agile

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1092220
[Networking] meisterlampe2000:
Mhm, ist does not work on my Prophet (Windows Mobile 5)....

This seems to be a Windows 2003 Port but for those having Problems with Agile, check out QIP:

http://www.qip.ru/downloads.html

Looks nice and it it well intergarted in Windows Mobile features.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I pre-ordered an 8.4 and it's due to ship September 23. I've been salivating over the Tab S ever since the WiFi models dropped a couple of months ago. Just a few more days and the wait is finally over!
[Galaxy Tab S General] majik8ball:
I just pre ordered after playing with the tab s 8.4 at bestbuy... Excited!!!
[Galaxy Tab S General] ratman6161:
I don't understand "Pre-ordering"

So let me get this straight. Manufacturers want us to pay now for something they are not even selling yet. They want to take our money now but not actually give us anything for it until later. All for the "privilege" of owning it a few days before other people. Does that about sum it up?

I fully understand why the manufacturers like this arrangement. Get the money now and deliver later makes great sense for them. To me though, it makes absolutely no sense for the consumer.

Every time I watch the iSheep line up outside an Apple Store I think: "So what? Are they going to run out? Actually they might if you feel you must have one the first day (though I fail to see the practical advantage of that - they will keep making them after all). If I wait until next week will I not be able to buy one (hint: Yes I will be able to buy one next week)? Will they say, no you did not pre-order or stand in line all night so you don't get one?" I sort of doubt that will happen. They will still want my money next week. In fact, wait a little longer (for anything that's not an "i" product) and the price will actually go down.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
If you continually wait for a lower price or the new device that's just around the corner, you'll never own anything. I pre-ordered because I could. I've been waiting for an LTE Galaxy Tab S ever since the WiFi models launched 3 months ago. I pre-ordered so that I can save myself the 20 minute drive to my closest AT&T corporate store and instead have my tablet shipped to my house and have it a couple of days early. There is no premium to be paid for pre-ordering. Sure, you're giving them money before you get the device, but there's no risk there. You'll get your device.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ratman6161:
Or you could just get it from Amazon with (typically) free two day shipping. No 20 minute drive required and (also typically) notably cheaper than getting the device elsewhere. :) For example, a Verizon Galaxy s5 phone is currently $199 with contract direct from Verizon but $79.99 on Amazon.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
You can't buy the AT&T version on Amazon right now, nor will you until some 3rd party seller decides to sell them. Sometimes they're cheaper, sometimes they aren't. There are sellers on Amazon selling the international LTE models, but those are useless to me because they don't work with US LTE bands. What works for you works for you. Pre-ordering works for me. All good.

Also, your example of the VZW Galaxy S5 is pointless in my situation because I don't buy devices on contract. Amazon doesn't compete on full retail price.
[Galaxy Tab S General] gshaw1967:
They actually don't get the money until the item ships just like any other purchase. You're only reserving a device or place in line if you will. I have to admit thou I enjoy the "privilege" of owning a few days early as most on this site do.

---------- Post added at 08:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:34 AM ----------

I want to pre-order, but I am going to wait until a few days before the Galaxy Note 4 release. I am hoping there will be a bundle deal with the Phone and Tablet. I will probley buy on the 5th of October so that I an return if a bundle happens.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Note10.1Dude:
So, do you have it in hand yet? How bad is the ATT bloat? Samsung bloat is bad enough (I have a Note 10 with a load disabled), but the tablets are nice. I'm waiting on the Nexus 9 for comparison, but interested in an ~8" tab by the end of the year.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
Mine will be here Friday.
[Galaxy Tab S General] majik8ball:
Did you get confirmation? I preordered the Sept 20th and it still hasn't shipped yet according to the website
[Galaxy Tab S General] ap27:
Anyone receive their AT&T model yet? Does it have the Snapdragon or Exynos processor?
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
Mine is due Saturday (tomorrow). Will report back once I get it. I was able to verify that the Sprint Tab S 10.5 has a Snapdragon, though.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ap27:
It seems like only Sprint/Verizon got the Snapdragon. AT&T lists the Exynos Octa on their website.

Damn.
[Galaxy Tab S General] SB1205:
Got mine yesterday. Can't wait for it to be rooted. It is a quadcore. Not the octocore.

EDIT: I was wrong it is Octo
[Galaxy Tab S General] ap27:
You have the AT&T model and it has the Snapdragon 800? Could you post a CPU-Z screenshot?

Now my wifi version is going back to the store
[Galaxy Tab S General] SB1205:
Correction... The application I used to verify was wrong. Did it with CPU-Z... Verified it is the Octocore.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ap27:
Hear that? Thats the sound of you shattering my dreams with a sledgehammer, you monster.

Thanks for looking into it! :)
[Galaxy Tab S General] SB1205:
Haha yeah, my bad.
[Galaxy Tab S General] THEDEVIOUS1:
yet another suspect move from samsung i see...so it seems that the only versions of the TAB S to get the snapdragon are the cdma variants although hopefully thats not SUCH a bad thing but please see below for more info

well...the POSSIBLE good news is that the current root method SHOULD still work with the gsm version as well as my SuperSamsung rom. So which ever one of u brave souls will be bold enough to test that please report back with your results....i'm assuming that the phone is disabled which means no calls on the ATT tab as it always is with every other samsung device? If so then i have created a modem thread which MAY help us out with that so once again whoever attempts to root would also need to flash that (link below)....if either of u guys locate an odin package for the ATT version (sprint/verizon too but for other purposes) then PLEASE provide me a link oh and if ANYONE figued out how to get this tablet to flash with heimdall a lil help would DEFINITELY be appreciated. Hopefully we wont run into locked bootloaders on the SM-T707A (could one of u please confirm if this is the correct/exact model number)...if i find out that flashing the brazillian radio will in fact enable voice with LTE bands then i will throw my T705 in the bushes in a heartbeat :laugh:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/development/wip-lte-bands-usa-t2875561

^USA LTE & TALK THREAD
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I don't think that CDMA has anything to do with it. I think it's more a question of size. The 10.5" LTE Tab S has a Snapdragon while the 8.4" LTE Tab S retains the Exynos. Why? I have no clue. An easy way to see if I'm right would be to see what T-Mobile's 10.5 has when it launches. If it too has a Snapdragon, then I think it's safe to say it's based on size.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jordant2:
Can anyone with the at&t model chime in, does the chainfire root method work? Is the bootloader locked? I was thinking of getting this but it doesn't sound good so far.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I have no interest in root personally, but I can verify that the bootloader is, in typical AT&T fashion, locked tighter than a crab's @$$.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jordant2:
Of course it is! I figured as much but I do need root. I'm using the note pro and was thinking of going smaller and this is the only tab that stacks up.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
It's great. I'd buy if I were you. You know you want that 8.4" super AMOLED... ;)
[Galaxy Tab S General] jordant2:
If the at&t model had root I'd be at the store right now. Also looking at the battery life thread I haven't seen great results. I usually get about 9hrs screen on across 2-3 days with the note pro with at&t service.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
That's about what I get on my AT&T Note Pro too. The battery li r we on this Tab S 8.4 is pretty great so far. Battery life is very subjective, though, so your mileage may vary.
[Galaxy Tab S General] georgiejr:
Model of AT&T Tab S 8.4

What is the model no. of this tablet. Seeing that it has LET for a micro SIM card, the tablet can be used as a phone at the same time? If so, is it possible to unlock this device so you can use it when traveling outside of the US?
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
Yes. I got the unlock code for mine and it works fine with a non-AT&T SIM. The model is SM-T707A.
[Galaxy Tab S General] georgiejr:
Thanks and how did you unlock the phone for international travel?
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I bought the unlock code through cellunlocker.net.
[Galaxy Tab S General] THEDEVIOUS1:
OK...timeout. I'm just curious to know what method u used to confirm the locked bootloader....more importantly are u saying once u sim unlocked the device that the phone option was also available or did the phone already functioned on the att version?!
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
1. Flash a custom recovery via ODIN. Won't let you.That's the telltale sign that the bootloader is locked.

2. No, there is no phone or text capability on any Samsung tablet sold in the US. He's confused.
[Galaxy Tab S General] THEDEVIOUS1:
Damn...i really hate wasting posts :D 2 more things though...i've already asked before but if u come across the odin firmware then please post the link or pm me but on to what i really want. This may probably be pointless but can u try the *#2263# (takes u directly to the desired page) or *#0011# (must navigate to the screen...more instructions in the link below) dial codes and see if u can get into the band selection screen...not sure how comfortable u are with fiddling with your phone but i was going to suggest playing around with the gsm bands just to see what happens. Worst case u cant even access the setting but best case the phone can simply be enabled by selecting the proper bands...while you're in there could u also provide a list of the available LTE bands (curious to know if they are the same as the brazillian ones)

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/help/unlock-aws-tab-s-8-4-lte-t2860001

^BAND SELECTION THREAD (please see post #2...no root should be required)

[MENTION=3423169]oldblue910[/MENTION]

well...that was jsut damn dumb on my part :silly:. i was thinking so hard that i overlooked the obvious and REALLY ended up wasting a post....actually u could download a dialer from the playstore although i'm i doubt if the codes will work through a third party app (just tried ex-dialer & rocketdial...seems to be a no go though)
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I can't try those dialer codes because there is no dialer app on the tablet. Since Samsung tablets sold in the US don't have telephony, there is also no dialer app.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
In case anyone is on the fence about the AT&T model, I did a hands on video with my 8.4. It's not great but I cover the basics. http://youtu.be/_JWH32UuvM0
[Galaxy Tab S General] mac231us:
2)??? ATT tab S has a cellular-capable version. Also on EBay in U.S (yes not 'normal' channels) you can get cell-capable Samsung tablets especially note pro 8.4 and tab s 8.4 (these are the international versions)
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
The AT&T cellular version, SM-T707A does NOT have telephony or SMS. If you buy a cellular version with an earpiece from eBay, what you're getting is an international SIM-free version that someone imported into the US, and those don't support US LTE bands.

So, it comes down to what's more important to you. If you want LTE in the US, you're not getting voice and text. If you need voice and text, then you're going to have to survive on HSPA+ 21 in the US.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mac231us:
firstly..ATT version,,off the ATT website itself (unless we are talking different devices here)

http://www.att.com/tablets/samsung/galaxy-tab-s-8inch.html#fbid=EWPE2WxCBD1?sku=sku7380734

4G-LTE Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 17 and 29

4G HSPA+ with enhanced backhaul

3G – UMTS 850/1900/2100MHz

as for the international version...

It supports LTE in USA...even if LTE-lite...or not all frequencies..

HSPA+21 no matter..as data is used infrequently..mostly off wifi anyway (70-80% of the time)

the following for the international version

Network

2G GSM, 3G WCDMA, 4G LTE FDD

2G GSM

DCS1800, PCS1900, GSM850, GSM900

3G UMTS

B5(850), B2(1900), B8(900), B1(2100)

4G FDD LTE

B5(850), B7(2600), B8(900), B20(800), B3(1800), B1(2100)

and the following are ATT (got 850 and 2100 yes not all but some LTE on the international version no biggie)

4G HSPA and HSPA+

850Mhz (Band 5)

1900Mhz (Band 2) bands but it all depends on area if they own a license.

LTE

Band 17(700Mhz),

Band 5(850Mhz),

Band 2(1900Mhz),

Band 4 or 1 (1700/2100Mhz)
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
That's all correct. What I'm telling you is that those bands are all for data only. The AT&T T707A does not include the ability to make voice calls or send SMS natively. It's as simple as that. I own one. I'm typing this on it. I know what I'm talking about. The international version is the only one that supports native telephony and SMS. Further, the international version's LTE support are bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 20. None of those bands are utilized by any carrier in the US. So again, as I said, if you buy an international version with native telephony and SMS, you aren't getting LTE in the United States.

So again, you have two choices for an LTE version of this tablet:

1. No native telephony or SMS, but support for US LTE bands.

2. Native telephony and SMS support, but no support for US LTE bands.

Even though the American version supports GSM, it's only there for 2G EDGE data. The T707A does not contain the hardware required to do GSM voice and SMS. With that said, pick which scenario is most important to you, and buy the appropriate model. It's no more or less complicated than that.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
If Samsung ever offers a 7 or 8 inch tablet in the US with GSM voice and SMS, I'd probably be all over it. I don't buy an international version because tablets are really data consumption devices for me first and foremost, and because of that, LTE matters more to me than being able to use it as a phone. LOL
[Galaxy Tab S General] mac231us:
I edited my post with the frequencies again..think 1 and 5 are covered by the international version (frequencies i got from att discussion boards themselves-a lot of them)...one device is enough for me..anyway even if no real LTE no big deal thanks anyway
[Galaxy Tab S General] BADBOY1412:
I hope there is a way to flash the international LTE rom on my ATT tab so i can use it as a phone.
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
Not going to happen. Even if you installed the international ROM, you're not making phone calls via GSM voice. All American versions of the Galaxy Tab S LTE lack the actual hardware needed to do phone calls. A ROM isn't going to do you any good when the tablet doesn't have the required hardware inside of it.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mac231us:
been using tab s international t705..works beautifully! call quality best ever experienced...modded record screenshot swipe down etc with xposed....just like the tabpro ui more (not a fan of all dark ui..mix is better)..data speeds are great
[Galaxy Tab S General] zopert:
I've got this bad boy and I'm lovin it. The only downside so far has been the inability to root (yet). The battery life has actually been better than expected... I generally use it as my on-the-go network analysis tool (I'm a network admin), so WiFi is constantly on and in use throughout the workday, and still have plenty of juice left when I get home to do anything else.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Shonzz:
The T-705 will not get LTE

I've tried AT&T, Cricket and T-Mobile and you only get H+
[Galaxy Tab S General] mac231us:
3.5g close enough for me...mostly wifi anyway like 90% of the time
[Galaxy Tab S General] oldblue910:
I'll never understand what makes the T705 so desirable as to make US consumers refuse to accept that you're not getting LTE in this country if you buy one. If you can live with H+, then great. Buy a T705 from overseas and love the LTE-less life.

Seriously, people need to get it through their thick skulls. Samsung locks out US LTE bands on the international SIM free versions of every device they have sold in the last few years and they do not offer unlocked US models of any phone or tablet. Accept it.

Also, this is not directed at anyone in this thread. I'm just tired of reading people who ask this question who then argue when told the facts. You can find examples of it all over XDA.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Dhat Boi Swerve:
I have the T807t tab s 10.5 and its the exynos version with no phone dialer but i can send txt messages!
[Galaxy Tab S General] commenter:
...I heard the same from salespeople about the original galaxy tab and after flashing with euro firmware i could make calls. Now with the t705W i can send and recieve text/sms and it gives me LTE data....so.....what hardware is it missing exactly??
[Galaxy Tab S General] E--Man:
Hi, the LTE SM-T805W is fully physically capable of making calls since it has all bands available for GSM, UMTS, HSPA, and LTE. The functionality seems to be simply disabled by the carriers. The UK models can make calls as well. Does anyone have any updates or ideas on this please?
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
Hi, I just uploaded on google play a puzzle platformer game I made using libgdx, I'll be updating and fixing bugs in the coming days,

if anyone can download it and check the performance on your device (android 3.2+) would be great.

• On Screen Analog Stick

• Physics

• Pixel Art

• Increasing Difficulty

• Simple to learn

• Challenging puzzles

• No ads

• Free

Get it on Google Play
[Android Apps and Games] creative_life:
Great. Fun game with lots of variety during gameplay. Easy enough to pick up and play. Hard enough to keep my interest.
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
thanks
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
can i up the thread?
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
up
[Android Apps and Games] new_challenge:
It looks really hard, but only at first look. Can you make posting of scores? I got hight scores, I wonder is there somebody else who could get more?
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
you mean scores as the highest level you reached? I could add an online score with it on the next update, good idea
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
Here's a gif showing how to solve level 7, for anyone stuck there

http://imgur.com/uQJD2gt
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
Added Online Ranking and Achievments, minor bugs fixed!
[Android Apps and Games] marketa83:
Good job :)