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[Micromax Canvas Magnus A117] Andy1911:
Only Something Can happen if cyanogenmod Release a device with Micromax Running on MTK6589/t chipsets as we can have their source or can directly port them to our magnus and cink five devices :) So lets hope for the best

Regards

Andy :)
[Micromax Canvas Magnus A117] venreddy:
Yes agree... As an experienced developers of Roms Cyanogen can able to create one if Mmx is ready to pay for it
[Micromax Canvas Magnus A117] Arun VErma:
official updates are not gonna be available but unofficial kitkat roms are available in the developement section e.g CM,Mokee,AOSB etc.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] utopiate:
Hey all, excuse my ignorance but what is stopping development of an AOSP rom for the note 4? I can't stand TW and can't wait to get rid of it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ar216893:
S Pen maybe ?

I'm not sure. It's a new device, just enjoy what can be enjoyed with the device for now..

AFAIK, you'll lost all samsung gimmicks if use AOSP, and the note 4 will become just a big phone like other big android phone out there.

Just my opinion though, I'll buy phone from other manufacturers with same specs but lower price if want to use AOSP
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bANONYMOUS:
Another phone with the same specs? Explain? I've been trying to decide between the Nexus 6 and the Note 4 for weeks now, with the Nexus 6 coming out soon I decided to wait beforr I bought the Note 4, just incase..

Turns out its the only comparable phone to the Note 4 except it doesnt have a Micro SD slot, it has lesser front and rear cameras, and a personal preference is physical buttons so I dont lose any screen space.

I'm still sold on the Note 4 until someone with better or equal specs and has better AOSP support is released.

As for why there are no ROMs yet, it probably has something to do with getting a new kernel working, this was a similar issue with the Note 3, AOSP ROMs took forever to be released, I regret nothing except losing the ability to record 4k video, but Android L Google Camera fixes that.

Bring on the Note 4 Android L builds
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heldc:
The s pen still works great as a stylus on Cyanogen, and there's apps that replicate most of the spen stuff.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilism:
So it's just a kernel we are waiting for then?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
The one plus one, the xperia z ultra, htc one max, there's quite a few big phones m8
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bANONYMOUS:
Oh, physical specs, I thought you meant technical specs like RAM, Storage, CPU, GPU, Display Construction.

Sure there are big phones but I havent found anything yet that has more features then the Note 4, only thing close is the Nexus 6 IMO but with no physical buttons, the same IMX214 sensor from the Note 3, and no external SD its not even a competition.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohit297:
Hello fellow nexus 4 users, actually I own a lg g watch which runs android wear on it, which works perfectly with my nexus 4 on KitKat ROM, but in android l I was not able to answer calls on android wear watch I cud only reject calls but jot answer, so any other android wear user can please confirm is it only me or someone else also facing the same problem
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lister Of Smeg:
Hi Guys,

As we know, PAC-Rom was discontinued for N7000 a while ago now... With no maintainer, no updates...

We had a place on the PACMan site, where our files used to be.... (albeit, they removed them, even for archive purposes??). I queried what happened to PAC for N7000 over the weekend, and although I wasn't informed who the maintainer was, was told no blind builds take place.

Went to have a look at PAC site today, and now they've even removed our folder....

We do not exist on PAC anymore, so will CERTAINLY WON'T be seeing PAC Lollipop for Android, unless we find a new maintainer??

Cheers, Lister
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JulGer01:
What do you want to tell us? If that is fact you might just have to life with it...

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lister Of Smeg:
Well it is just that, at the moment... If no one picks up on this, we WILL just have to live without it....

However, I was hoping by bringing this to people's attention, especially those that are more skilled than myself, and want to keep this project alive... Might thing, it's not to hard, I can do that, and build the PAC roms for this device.

It's worked in the past (not by myself, I am relatively new to this device). But have seen both this project for N7000 get re-picked up, hence we were able to have PAC KitKat for our Blades, otherwise we wouldn't have... And seen other roms-groups/releases, get picked up by other developers.

PAC has always been an interesting rom, packing so much into a single rom. And now with Lollipop, the biggest change to Android yet, would be a shame if we miss out on this....

So hoping those, who are skilled enough, have the time, would be able to carry on the great work...

Cheers, Lister
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JulGer01:
Well that sounds much friendlier. Nice one. I'd like that too. Running Cyanogenmod though. But it might as well be possible that the good old n7000 just can't cope...

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[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] vallesjmanuel:
Does anyone know what to add or remove or change in the registry to allow more than 160 characters on sending SMS ?

Thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] shogunmark:
this is a standard sms thing... you cant change how many characters to send in one message.. now you can type over 160 and your phone should display like 168/2 where the first number is characters and the 2nd number is how many sms' its going to send... and when it sends most newer phones will combine the 2 messages on the recieving device and it will display as 1
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] vallesjmanuel:
My O2 Xda Stealth shows as you described, however, it also gives me an error "Your Text Message cannot be sent". It works perfectly within 160 characteres (1/160) but as soon as you start with (2/320) shows the error when you hit SEND.

Any ideas ? Could you provide the Registry ?

Thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kmozis:
Maybe some restriction from your provider, I have O2 XDA Stealth too and I am sending longer messages without any problems...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] vallesjmanuel:
Ok, thanks, let me go back an ask my Network provider to see if I have restriction.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Cyber-mate:
This issue was a nightmare for me until I realized how to overcome with continuous efforts. In my case I use the arabizer and thus, I can send 160 char. in one shot (english) but when I change to arabic, the number of char. turns to 1/70 (i.e. max of 70 char. per shot).

Now, that wasn't the case always, I upgraded to one of the latest arabizer versions and surprisingly, everytime I wanted to send english sms it only allowed 70 char! I had no time to dig and find out why is this happening, though I crossed check between older cab files and new ones and found that among the difference was that the new one had two fonts files those are "tahoma" and when installed, voila the problem was solved.

The moral is it is not a standard SMS thing, it is something with localization characters. May be ;)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kmozis:
This is not the case. The question if you can send full 160 characters or only 70 characters depends on the fact wheather you use ASCII or UNICODE. In case of use Arabizer or some special national characters (same for us here in CZ), you can send only 70 characters per one message, but then you can continue and you can see i.e. 75/2 and the longer message will be sent by 2 parts. But he cannot send more than one message at all...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] vallesjmanuel:
In my case was the Network. For some reason there was a limitation on sending SMS. Network customer service did not resolve my case, I surfed in Internet and found some tricks for GSM networks.

Bottom line I just write down the following ##004#[SEND] and then I received a message from the network "Success" or something like this (don't recall). But it was enough to be able to send more than 160 characters (obviously the system splitted it in "n" numbers of SMS when you submit it)

Hope it could also work with other peoples
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thegios:
I have two questions about voice when in navigation:

1. My phone interface is set to English but I am Italian, so keyboard and TTS is set to Italian, still navigation voice with google map is in English: is tre a way to force a language different than the system one?

2. When phone is paired with my car's bluetooth but I am listening to the radio (as I want to receive calls but not listen to mp3's), voice is silent: is there a way to forse output from loudspeaker?

Thanks
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radek15:
Brick other brand new LG G2 D802 32GB taken out from the box. Oryginal version of KDZ installed by factory: V20B. Upgrade to V20 G (45 Baltics). Phone connect to PC with download mode, CDMA, DIAG, CSE Flash. Phone Unrooted. After finish download the firmware into phone following symptoms: when touch the screen for example "english UK" the phone doing something different/elese-the phone select together other 2 buttons on the bottom (arrow button and 3 lines), phone is completely crazy, go to next step (from point of select the language) is impossible. Recovery Mode not available, Download Mode available.

I tried repair method with TOT & DLL file using LGFlashTool 1.8.1.1023 unfortunately this not help.

I think the reason is that phone should be rooted before upgrade (before use the FlashTool).

Anyone have any solutions, suggestions?
[G2 General] TSG | Luna:
I'm Going To Upload Cm11 Kernels For F320X

For 4.4.2 and 4.4.4 In This Week
[G2 General] deathrowz_sri:
Already a fan of your work from LGViet. Thanks!! Running CM11s flawless with your patch on F320L.
[General Topics] arpit8055:
Hey guys let me know if this icon pack is good for paid
[General Topics] NabaKumar:
Looks like crap.
[Shield Tablet General] burt_ie:
As the title says I can't decide!

I currently have an Asus TF300T and was thinking of upgrading but I've gone and cracked the screen and it's no longer responding so I definitely have to upgrade now.

I was thinking of the nexus 9, it's new and supposedly fast but then I came across the nvidia shield tablet and now I can't make up my mind.

I am a casual to moderate PC gamer and have a GTX770 in my rig, and the thought of being able to stream my pc games to the shield really interests me, especially if I can put it in console mode and play the games on my living room TV with the nvidia controller, which would be great for those moments where the girlfriend complains I spend too much time in my man cave [emoji12]

Reading through the forums there seem to be plenty of posts with problems (granted people don't usually have something to say unless they are complaining), but I'm not to sure whether to take the plunge?

I may just order one and see how it works out, if I don't like it or have any issues I guess I can always send it back and order a nexus 9.

What do you guys think?

I may also unlock it and install custom firmware if there are any available as I always do with any android device [emoji4]
[Shield Tablet General] Stresa:
I was in the same boat as you. After much thought and deliberation over many factors I ended up going with the 32GB Shield and I LOVE it.

I have owned/used a couple dozen android devices over many years and none of them are even close in regards to the speed and sheer lag free smoothness of the Shield.

In the real world I don't think that there will be much of a performance difference between the N9 and the shield. I do think that the shield may be able to run under a heavy load longer without throttling itself. I've run the most demanding games on the platform and it barely gets warm. There are a lot of reports about how the Nexus 9 gets extremely hot in an isolated spot near the camera which is of some concern (maybe software updates will alleviate this somewhat, but hard to say).

If you just can't live without a 4:3 aspect ratio, get the Nexus. Otherwise I think the shield is an outstanding device. Keep in mind that the 32GB/LTE Nexus 9 is $599 while the equivalent Shield is $399.
[Shield Tablet General] burt_ie:
I was looking at the 32GB shield, for the price it's definitely better value than the N9.

How do you find the screen size? I'm a little worried about finding 8 inches a little small after coming from a 10 incher! Lol

Is it really super smooth and lag free? If so I'm definitely going to get one, most android devices I've used have always had a little lag, but that's because I could never afford the top of the range ones.
[Shield Tablet General] Rotkaeqpchen:
Although I am no artist or something, I wouln't buy any device anymore that has no stylus. Is so much easier to select text, links, play Nintendo DS emulators. And besides, using the stylus keeps the display nice and clean. I love it. :)
[Shield Tablet General] MetTrax:
I'm torn as well, the only reason I haven't gone with the Sheild yet over the Nexus is due to the smaller screen size. I'm buying a tablet for school productivity and for entertainment, the Nexus's screen size seems ideal for both. If the Sheild was bigger without being that much heavier, I would have gone with it without any hesitation.
[Shield Tablet General] Stresa:
I'm coming from a Nexus 7 to the shield so the 1 inch difference in size feels significant to me. I came to the decision for myself that the N9 was just a touch too large/wide for holding it comfortably for extended periods.

I feel that the 16:10/1920x1200/8 inch screen is pretty much ideal for a device I carry every day.

If I had bought the N9 I think I'd be likely to leave it home more frequently as it really is quite a bit bulkier.

I like both devices but I don't regret my choice in any manner.

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It is BY FAR the smoothest running android device I've ever owned. My daughter has an iPad mini retina and the Shield is every bit as silky smooth as her iPad. Not exaggerating in the slightest... :)
[Shield Tablet General] jacobnoori:
I feel ya there buddy ;)
[Shield Tablet General] Stresa:
Har har ! :p
[Shield Tablet General] ThePhoneGeek:
So I was in a similar boat. I was hyped for the N9 as the rumors of it's specs were tossed about and I was fully in when it was rumored to depart from Nexus standard and include a MicroSD slot. I did consider the Shield as it was getting released and hung around these forums reading about how folks had various issues but it also seemed that Nvidia really stepped up and supported their product well which I was impressed with. Storage was the huge issue for me and Nexus really dropped the ball with only 32GB and no MicroSD.

I too came from the TF300T although I didn't worry about the transition on size. I've been telling women for years that 10 inches is highly overrated and 8 is much better. ;) It (the tablet) is light weight, more comfortable to use and the screen size is amazing.

Also if you do your homework you'll likely find some folks ditching theirs on Craiglist or eBay to by new iPads and N9's and they are usually willing to part with them cheap. I bought an RMA replacement unit from a guy on CL and have been thrilled with it.

Just my opinion and thoughts but best of luck!

MG
[Shield Tablet General] aenews:
I'd highly suggest buying the Shield Tablet LTE over the Nexus 9. You must realize that high graphics games can take up to 5GB of space each and thus 32GB with no expandability isn't a viable if you want to actually use the tablet to the fullest. You will be out of space in no time just installing around ten games. The Nexus 9 is far more expensive in any case, so the Shield is a much better buy.

Also take in mind that Nvidia Hub game streaming should not be the deciding factor for purchasing the Shield as Limelight brings that functionality to most devices. I've used it on my TF701.
[Shield Tablet General] burt_ie:
PMSL
[Shield Tablet General] burt_ie:
Thanks for all the replies, I'm definitely leaning towards the shield as I think it may be better all around for me.

I don't really like the ipad look of the N9, and I think the shield would be a perfect size for me. In all honesty I sometimes found my 10 inch TF300T a little too big at times and also difficult to hold, 8 inches would be much more comfortable ? lol

I also like the fact that the shield comes with a stylus, I'm no artist myself but I actually used to be one of sorts and it's something I've slowly been getting back into, I have a wacom graphics tablet plugged into my PC, so the stylus may actually be another good selling point for me.

I'm also used to having an SD card so I don't think I could do with out one.

Gaming would be an awesome addition especially with the control pad. I was just looking at the limelight app too but unfortunately I can't test it out as my TF300T is now dead, so I have no choice but to get a new device.

I've added the shield and the GamePad to my shopping basket... but I'm away from home at the moment on holiday so I'm going to have to wait until I get a back home to actually buy lol!
[Shield Tablet General] jaredmorgs:
I came from a TF300T to a Nexus 7 2013. I can say with all confidence that I didn't miss the extra three inches, basically because the TF300T is 720p and the Nexus 7 2013 is 1080p.

Its the resolution, not the size, that matters. :)

Now I have the NST LTE 32GB, I can say the extra inch *does* matter. 8" is the new 7" in my opinion. Perfect for the hand still, and I can even put in in my Levi Jeans pocket (though it sticks out a bit) for temporary hands-free transport.

64bit is great and all, but until app developers start making games compatible with the architecture, you're better off getting the NST. So much cheaper, an awesome Wi-Fi direct controller supported natively, nice standard inclusions in the ROM like native screen recording and twitching.
[Shield Tablet General] butteredmuffins:
I currently have the Nexus 9 but it has to many quirks... I ordered a shield instead hopefully i nwill be much better, the reviews seem great on it :good:
[Shield Tablet General] burt_ie:
If you could let me know how you find the comparison between them that would be fantastic!

I'm still leaning towards the shield, and it's still sitting in my shopping basket [emoji4]
[Shield Tablet General] butteredmuffins:
My shield will be here today and I still have my Nexus 9 for the time being so I will let you know for sure, cheers!
[Shield Tablet General] FTMDan:
I'd be interested to hear too as a currently dissatisfied Nexus 9 owner.
[Shield Tablet General] mcord11758:
I can not speak for the shield as I have not had a chance to try one out yet, although I seriously considering getting one, but having played with a Nexus 9 for about a half hour the impression I was left with is that it is not worth the money. I really feel like it is a big swing and miss. I don't like the dimensions, the 64 bit chip appears to be an app compatibility issue, no expandable storage, etc. For a tablet that runs $399 for a wifi 16gb it does not feel that well put together. I don't know maybe my mind would change with longer use but after using it I felt not only would I not buy it for $399 I probably would not be that tempted to buy it at $299
[Shield Tablet General] butteredmuffins:
Okay so I got my shield and as of right now I have decided against doing a video comparision for now, there doesnt seem to be enough interest. However I'm willing to post any kind of picture or answer any questions. So far on the shield there doesn't seem to any hardware quirks the Nexus has, its a solid feeling device. The ONLY very minor nit pick I have so far is when tap the back there is a little bit of give so it makes a bit of a clack sound, but it doesnt bother me at all. Theres no light bleed which is super nice. Its so much more comfortable to hold than the Nexus 9, the texture on the back of the device is very pleasing and very grippy(if thats even a word) the Nexus 9 doesnt feel nearly as nice to hold. I cant say too much about long term battery life but thus far its awesome, but cant comment on how it compares to the Nexus. I love the pen its very sensitive, but it doesnt have pressure sensitivity which is no biggy for me. Anyway, thats all I can think of off the top of my head, ask away! :)
[Shield Tablet General] demo23019:
This so much better than lackluster overpriced N9.

Also google does next to nothing to optimise or take advantage of their hardware. Nvidia on the other hand does.
[Shield Tablet General] okantomi:
Regarding the stylus, I have the GNote 2 and I think that the Shield does a great job of emulating pressure sensitivity...the stylus with the GPU/software optimizations create a lot of value for those of us that like to draw/paint.
[Shield Tablet General] ferrouskid:
Nexus

I think the Nexus. It is better by all standards, and if you miss the gaming feature the Shield offers you can install Limelight- and app that lets you connect to the PC and play over the internet. Here it is:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.limelight&hl=en_GB

My suggestion is strongly with the Nexus- all the freedom and all, but you should really look into both- they have their pros and cons. But both are great!
[Shield Tablet General] mike240se:
IMO limelight streaming is not quite on par with the genuine nvidia product. It says it reversed engineered the nvidia game stream protocol. I dont know if that means they decompiled the APK, took out the libraries and wrote a new front end or if they actually reverse engineered it from scratch but nvidia's product seems to handle network jitters far better. On limelight it constantly tells me i have network lost packets (even though i am on wireless-ac 5ghz, 15ft away from quality router) and then the game stutters like crazy. On nvidia shield portable it jitters for a fraction of a second very rarely and feels much smoother.
[Shield Tablet General] Techdread:
I have had both for a while now.

And it is a hard choice which one I would choose.

If your into gaming and want to mirror to a TV then nothing beats the shield in console mode, it plays media beautifully on large screens using the mini hdmi port. Also the microsd card slot is a big advantage while the stylus works well.

The Nexus 9 form factor is really nice for the web, documents & productivity apps. AIDE the Java IDE is pleasure to use and it should get better when that elusive keyboard dock gets released.

So into games get the Shield its the faster the two (less pixels to push) and more portable.

If your going to use the tablet as a portable computer get the Nexus 9.
[Shield Tablet General] mike240se:
Which would you say is better for videos (youtube) ???

Nexus 9 is larger screen which usually i would say is obviously better for youtube videos but since a lot of it is black bars due to the 4:3 form factor does it make it a wash? (or is shield perhaps even better?)
[Shield Tablet General] Techdread:
The are both equally good on device for watching videos. The image is slightly bigger on the Nexus 9 but like you say the black borders on the Nexus 9 is wider.

The Shield form factor is better for transporting but I like how thin the Nexus is, the shield is a bit chunky to hold.

The Shield for the price is a better for videos and games.
[Shield Tablet General] Voltron ish:
My experience with the shield tablet has been cracks, case seperation, weak wifi, battery drain while plugged in and no otg charging.
[Shield Tablet General] V!KR@M:
Hi, guys I was looking to buy a tablet. But currently nexus 9 seems to be overpriced for what it has to offer And shield has many issues and poor developer support on xda.

Is there any news on release of next version of shield tablet?