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[Nexus 10 General] MartiniGM:
When I bought my N10 back in early 2013 I thought I wouldn't use it much.. The only thing I regret is getting the 16GB version. I don't think my Note 2 - launched approximately the same time - has been keeping the momentum equally good and it has been upgraded to a N4. But the N10 is aging like wine and I'm impressed to see mine still going after will these years. Would I get a "new" one today? Probably not. But I don't feel a need to upgrade either. :)

Also as rodeojones writes above.. Do I REALLY need a tablet? Probably not. My N4 is big enough when I'm not at home and when I'm home I usually use my desktop computer. But AICP 11 is working very well...
[Nexus 10 General] shadow_empire1:
I bought my N10 32GB in January 2013 via ebay for 638$ and was using it since there nearly every day.

I really love the device. Though battery life decreased to 3-days use and the display is bad for outside.

As I am currently using it for watching TV shows due my daily public transport to my office, and it spring now (brighter sunlight),

its not really an option anymore for watching.

So I ordered a brand new Pixel C 64 GB - desperately waiting for it... :)
[Nexus 10 General] bodom_hc:
I havent touched my N10 in a whileeeeee, only due to me finally getting a computer.

Recently fell in love with the game vain glory and have been using my N10 again, Nice bright 2k screen, Battery lasts forever.

We still have custom roms, but personally Ive had issues with most and tend to stick more towards a stock / slightly modded stock rom

And this thing is built great, And you can probably get one for a decent price now as well.
[Nexus 10 General] springy:
I still use this everyday, but man my battery is pretty useless now.

I think the last security update will be April 2016 and maybe will upgrade to the Pixel C or maybe the next Nexus tablet if they release one at the end of the year. I am hoping they will as Android N will introduce split screen which is best show case on a big tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] Fif_:
I've had mine for close to three years now.

The main issue I have is that even though the RAM is supposed to be 2 GiB, the OS and screen driver take almost half of that total and I am left with a measly 1.1 or so GiB for the apps.
[Nexus 10 General] Kongootto123:
Bought mine in Jan 2013 and use it on a daily basis. Kodi,Netflix,Amazon Prime Video - no problem.

Right now i am on Custom Rom AICP with Open GApps. Super smooth !!!

Ok, the battery is charges slowly... but i still LOVE the N10 !!
[Nexus 10 General] Lim Wee Huat:
Mine is still alive here. Nowadays more for entertainment and games though.
[Nexus 10 General] springy:
Definitely a capable tablet. Love it and still use it. It sometimes gets a bit slow when you doing lots of multitasking however if you run it 1 app at a time it is brilliant.

Warning though the April 2016 security patch I think will be the last update we will get officially from Google.

Nexus 10 was discontinued on Oct 2014 and according to the Nexus update policy, April 2016 is the 18 month after so no more updates.
[Nexus 10 General] ecossais:
Bought my N10 at when it was released and have been using it daily ever since. The battery began to die a couple of months ago but Power99 sells replacement batteries with tools to install for about $75 US (I bought through Amazon.com). The replacement is easy since the battery is held in with screws and there is no soldering to be done. I am currently running Scanno's OmniRom 6.0.1 nightlies. My tablet is still as fast and smooth as it was when new. If you have battery life problems I heartily recommend the replacement battery from Power99. Review here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2660264
[Nexus 10 General] makapav:
Get the developer discount and pay the difference for the Pixel C. It is monumentally a step above every other Android and iPad tablet (except Pro) in terms of quality and experience. You will also get N and O and get way more mileage from your $$. That last update really made the Pixel C what it was supposed to be at launch.
[Nexus 10 General] Android>iPhone:
Still use it on a daily basis. Whether watching videos/Netflix, browsing the web, watching/preparing presentations or reading books.

I have items/gadgets where I quickly felt that they were a waste of money (Beats Studio headphones...), but when I think of the Nexus 10 3+ years on, I can easily say that it was money well spent.

Worst issue I have recently had is that large file transfers (HD videos) took an eternity and that the tablet would randomly crash in the process.

I sort of sorted that issue by buying an Dual OTG USB adapter (like this one and just stream videos from there. They're small and handy in general, so that would be a nice little investment.

Every update Google have provided since release have breathed in fresh life into the tablet, though there won't any more coming.

If you can get it for a good price, I'd absolutely go for it.
[Nexus 10 General] springy:
And that's it, no more updates for the Nexus 10. April 2016 security update was it's last.

As of it not releasing security updates I think it makes the tablet a but less desirable.
[Nexus 10 General] Hurricane Andrew:
Today is a sad day. I doubt I will look for a new tablet anytime soon, though. I still use my Nexus 10 daily mainly for gaming and watching videos, and I don't really NEED it, I just like it. Since phone displays have gotten larger over the years, I have less need of a tablet. Manta certainly was a workhorse, and IMHO the best of the Nexus tablets released over the years.
[Nexus 10 General] ThoR294:
Pixel C has **** speakers, horrible wifi issues, no LTE.... I'm having a hard time trying to replace my flawless N10....
[Nexus 10 General] bigfish79:
After a new battery, is my favorite toy

December 2015 I put a new extended life poly litho battery in for $80 plus s&h and was the best investment ive made in awhile. A clean install of 5.1.1 and security updates to boot, a root job and it will be 4 years ive had my n10. Indestructible screen pretty fast chipset and coupled with a chromecast, my gameing rig has been off for over a year. Sorry pc but my droid is da bomb ;)
[Nexus 10 General] Moonboots:
Was it $80 for materials or did that include install? Curious about this. I love my N10 but the battery is starting to show its age. Would much rather do this than upgrade to Pixel C.
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
Where did you buy the battery dude? I need a new one too.
[Nexus 10 General] prasadudwadia:
I think he meant this battery..

http://www.newpower99.com/Google_Nexus10_Battery_Replacement_Kit_p/google-nexus-10.htm

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...tag=androidcentral00-20&t=androidcentral00-20
[Nexus 10 General] mrplum:
Tablets are slowly going out of style with introduction of phablets blurring the lines between tablets and phones. I still prefer to use my 2nd gen nexus 7 over nexus 10 for single handed use.
[Nexus 10 General] ace9988:
I use my tablet a lot. I don't use my phone at home, i answer the texts on whatsapp web. It handles my multimedia too and since it's responsive enough right now i also use it for just general browsing about when I can't be bothered to fire up the computer. However.....HOWEVER, since google have stopped supporting it and the nexus 9 and pixel C aren't exactly evolutions as they are afterthoughts to a product line.This may sound like madness and it kind of us but because android tablet manufacturers have been lulled into making windows tablet/pc hybrids, their android tablets have become an afterthought and not a flagship product that has all the best capabilities. When Samsung came out with the S7 and S7 Edge....those two phones is what everybody is talking about. Samsung aren't interested in making (or if they've made it....promoting) an android tablet. And it's the same case with everyone else. I don't quite know what to do once the N10 eventually gives up
[Nexus 10 General] hughesjr:
Actually, I just unbricked a Nexus 10 that I had laying around. I bricked it trying all kinds crazy stuff after I got my new Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7" tablet in Oct 2015.

CyanogenMod is still building their latest and greatest builds for the Nexus 10, which is currently at Android M 6.0.1 with the July 5th, 2016 patchset installed (CM 13). It seems to work just fine with CM 13, and I a thinking about replacing the battery to restore it to real life (the battery is not doing well, only holds a charge for 8ish hours now, used to last closer to 48 when new).

It is still a fairly nice tablet and the 299 ppi pixel density for the screen is still as good or better than most tablets today.

I would not recommend the Nexus 10 over my Tab S2, but it is still a very good tablet.

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I think I would skip the 7" tablet, because of the reason you mentioned. There is not that much difference (IMHO) between a Galaxy Note 5 (or soon to be released Note 7) and a 7" tablet. But the 10" tablet is much bigger than the 5.7" to 6" Phablets.

I basically use my Phone as a Phone only with alerts, calendar appointments, etc. And my tablet for browsing the web and doing email. (fine to read emails on the phone, but respond on the tablet).

I can use a bluetooth keyboard and do almost every I need to do via a 10" tablet. The phone / 7" tablets are too small for that (IMHO).
[Nexus 10 General] ole12:
My nexus 10 has gone to the graves :'( is has always been around me since the day it was released. So now comes the hunt for a new tablet, since its impossible to get a replacement or even a nexus 9.

So do anyone have any recommendations? Before it broke, I used it mainly for music and YouTube.

I've been looking into Huawei mediapad 8", looks cheap but still stock on lollipop.

All I want it open support and a good screen like the nexus 10.

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[Nexus 10 General] mustyrash:
i hear the nvidia shield tab is pretty good and open to devs - 8" 1080p screen is about right imo.
[Nexus 10 General] ole12:
Yea i was looking at the nvidia shield one. But while looking, I found a used N9 for a cheap price. So I'll see what the N9 gives me.

Thanks

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[Nexus 10 General] mustyrash:
youre almost always in safe hands with a nexus!
[Nexus 10 General] Taco3nsalada:
I love my Nexus 10

I keep shopping for a new tablet, and realizing that I don't like any of the new ones as much as my N10. The one thing I wish I had was faster charging speeds. I find that sometimes when I'm running Kodi, or streaming a torrent the battery dies faster than it can charge.
[Nexus 10 General] NormaB:
Replace Battery

My husband just replaced the battery and I feel like I have a new Nexus 10 and mine is running stock, although we are looking into rooting it because of security concerns.
[Nexus 10 General] TheBassDude:
Probably not a bad idea. And thanks to custom ROMs like Cyanogenmod you can get Marshmallow and the latest Android security patches on your N10. Love how it's been running on mine.
[Nexus 10 General] NormaB:
I got my battery for under $30 off Ebay. I tried to post the link, but system will not allow me to post. We replaced the battery in April and I have been loving my Nexus 10 since.
[Nexus 10 General] alan sh:
Mine has the classic battery problem (less than 80% and it just dies). Apart from that, it is still working well

Alan
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
Since Nougat I find myself using it again more often (but still use my hybrid Chromebook more).

Only shortfalls are its weight (for a tablet) + slooowwwww charging. Other than that it's still a great tablet :good:
[Nexus 10 General] PoisonWolf:
I still have a perfectly functioning Nexus 10 tablet (battery still works from 100% to 0%). How much do you guys think I could sell it for? I'm trying to downsize my gadgets, and am getting rid of things I no longer use. I rarely use the tablet, and it still has the factory screen protector on it (LOL).
[Nexus 10 General] jamescable:
I'd buy it for the right price
[Nexus 10 General] PoisonWolf:
Feel free to PM me an offer! I really don't use this thing at all. If I were to be generous in estimating, it's probably only gotten 6 months of use for the duration I've had it. Don't ask me why I bought it. I've gotten better since. LOL.
[Nexus 10 General] Webern:
Mine still works but the screen is turning yellow, the battery dies at 55% and the multitouch is as broken as most android devices, it's slow as **** but the screen is good so nice for watching videos on but that's about it.
[Nexus 10 General] Razor512:
Currently wondering if I should get a used nexus 10 as an upgrade from my HP touchpad. I do not want to go below 9.7 inches, and I also do not want to spend laptop pricing for an android tablet, as while looking at tablets such as the pixel ones, I sat its $500 price tag, and at the time, looked at a $30 more Lenovo flex 4 laptop with an Intel kaby lake core i5 CPU, and 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD, and a 1080p IPS touchscreen.

Overall, I am finding it hard to see the justification for such steep prices, though a sub $100 10 inch tablet, seems pretty good. I would like the nexus 10, but the claims of the battery dying before reaching 0%, as normally, a li-ion battery charge controller should adjust the charge scale to match the updated measured capacity, like other tablets, including the cheap $50 ones.
[Nexus 10 General] TheBassDude:
You can get a used N10 on eBay or Swappa for $100-150 and thanks to XDA contributors we now have a Nougat custom ROM for the device in the latest PureNexus releases. I've been using that for the last couple weeks and love the performance and battery life it packs. Though it looks like your TouchPad also has an unofficial Nougat build out. Not sure how it well it works yet but it's certainly worth checking out. ( https://xdaforums.com/hp-touchpad/general/rom-lineage-osinvisiblek-t3536502 )
[Nexus 10 General] Razor512:
Thanks for the reply, I have tried the android 7 builds for the HP touchpad, and while they are decently stable, the tablet just doesn't have enough RAM to handle the OS.

It has 1GB of RAM though only 803MB is usable for the OS.

With some of the android 4.4 builds, the OS may take around 300MB for its self, and then allow the rest to be used for user apps, this is enough to do something like run BS player (floating window video player that can stream from my NAS), as well as use the chrome browser without much trouble. With android 7.1.1, You end up with the OS using nearly twice as much RAM on its self, andd it becomes impossible to watch a video and use chrome at the same time without chrome constantly failing to get anything done, as it becomes more interested if displaying error messages along the lines of "operation not completed due to low memory".

Since it either doesn't seem possible, or no one is trying to make a version with fewer running processes, along with tweaks to get that memory usage under control, the HP touchpad has largely hit its limit after android 4.4.
[Nexus 10 General] keenan316:
I am in exactly the same situation and just found an "as new" 16gb Nexus 10 on ebay for £80. Can't wait to retire this Touchpad, it's long over due..
[Nexus 10 General] Axel85:
I just bought one yesterday from eBay for 100€ . I think it's a good price for a perfect as new unit. The seller told me that he almost never used it and that he applied glass screen protector and cover since the first minute. I had 2 nexus 7 2013 but I'm sick of fight with the ****t* touch screen Asus engineered on this device. The first nexus 7 display is completely unresponsive , the second I got used for 100€ had the same problem but since it was in warranty , after 3 display replacement with the same problem I asked for a refund . After some mails I got 199€ from Asus (original price).

Wish nexus 10 doesn't spot the same problem ,because apart from the nexus 9 ( which has some other problems) this is the only tablet cheap that has some community support
[Nexus 10 General] nbrogan:
I recently bought a refurbished Nexus 10 for around $100, mainly to use for reading ebooks and light browsing/streaming, and I am extremely impressed by how well it runs. I'm using the latest Pure Nexus ROM, along with the crossbreeder magisk module, and with data and cache on f2fs, and it's mostly lag free and very smooth... as long as I don't try to multitask. Setting low memory killer to be bit more aggressive helps as well. For my uses, it's perfect. I'm mainly using it at home, so battery life isn't very important to me, but it's pretty low.
[Nexus 10 General] Syberkonda:
Yes, the Nexus 10 does have official CM (and now LineageOS, which is what I'm running) support. However, note that it's only 13, since there are camera issues with 14.1 (the camera doesn't work). Don't know whether it will be supported by LineageOS 15 or not, but I've got my fingers crossed. The Tab S and S2 is supported by los 14.1, and my grandmother's Tab S 10.5 is actually really nice (minus the heating, which is much worse on the N10). If you can find a good deal, I'd suggest the Tab S 10.5, which has LineageOS 14.1 support.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pondwar:
Hello,

First sorry for my English is so bad because I am Brazilian and I do not write well.

I have a Xperia SP and he had a ROM, I was changing the ROM and she was not installing for reasons that I'm trying to install a different version of my possible to XSP. Thus I uninstalled the old version and unwittingly I turned off my phone and now it is stuck in the logo of Sony.

Searching here and reading some many forums found some solutions put any work on my mobile.

Steps to follow:

1: I have installed FlashTool and tried to download the file * .ftf the original Xperia SP, however not sure gave the program is returning error in system.sin file and does not run the flash completely.

ERROR:

17/029/2015 23:29:58 - INFO - Flashing data

17/030/2015 23:30:00 - INFO - Closing TA partition

17/030/2015 23:30:00 - INFO - Opening TA partition 2

17/030/2015 23:30:00 - INFO - Processing system.sin

17/030/2015 23:30:00 - INFO - Checking header

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - ERROR - Processing of system.sin finished with errors.

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - INFO - Ending flash session

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - ERROR -

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - INFO - Flashing finished.

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - INFO - Please unplug and start your phone

17/030/2015 23:30:01 - INFO - For flashtool, Unknown Sources and Debugging must be checked in phone settings

2: researching a little more found something to extract the file * .tft zip in and try to flash but with FASTBOT only file system.sin however this step earlier returned mistake and now it does not load the file so any. If I try to give fastbot in kernel.sin it performs regular put in system.sin not run.

However after I run fastbot the kernel.sin the phone it tries to connect however he stands on the logo of Sony yet, but now it off and try to connect again, as if he had not found the systen.sin (which imagines that is the operational system)

3: I tried to correct the Sony PC Companion put it reports that there is a system installed on the phone and it is not possible to recover.

Another problem not appear that the phone is charging, it apparently is entering mod flash in and out even when connected to power .

Here is my problem, my cell phone does not come out of the Sony screen and I can not access the CWM in any way to try to install something for him.

I wonder if there is a solution to this problem.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pondwar:
Solved - resolvido

Hello everyone,

after a long break your head finally managed to solve the problem ( thank God !!!)

I discovered the fastboot and researched more about it and after many attempts almost breaking all here , figured out how to solve the problem.

First I realized I was only installing Kernels via fastboot so I basically looked for a way ta install something via Fastboo was then I found this turorial : http_://theunlockr.com/2014/03/04/install-custom-recovery-sony-xperia-sp-12-1-0-266/)

leading to an XDA link to download a file that reinstalava .elf CWM on your phone.

With so I reinstalled the CWM and insert the ROM again.

Well what was the mistake that I hope no one else comet.

PLEASE DO NOT TURN YOUR CELL AFTER ERASE A ROM BECAUSE THE PHONE WILL NOT FIND OPERATING SYSTEM AND NEITHER WILL ON.

If you make the same mistake you download this file and use the fastboot .

Thank you all

Obrigado pela ajuda pessoal.

olá a todos,

depois de muito quebrar a cabeça finalmente consegui resolver o problema (graças a Deus!!!)

Eu descobri o FastBoot e pesquisei mais sobre ele e apos muitas tentativas quase quebrando tudo aqui, descobri como resolver o problema.

Primeiro percebi que somente estava instalando Kernels via FastBoot então eu basicamente procurei uma forma ta instalar algo via Fastboo foi então que encontrei este turorial: http_://theunlockr.com/2014/03/04/install-custom-recovery-sony-xperia-sp-12-1-0-266

que levava a um link do XDA para download de um arquivo .elf que reinstalava o CWM no celular.

Com isso eu reinstalei o CWM e inseri a ROM novamente.

Bom qual foi o erro que espero que ninguem mais cometa.

POR FAVOR NÃO DESLIGUE SEU CELULAR APÓS APAGAR UMA ROM POIS O CELULAR NÃO VAI ENCONTRAR SISTEMA OPERACIONAL E NÃO VAI NEM LIGAR.

caso você cometa o mesmo erro que eu baixe este arquivo e use o fastboot.

Obrigado a todos
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JhonesMillionBR:
Ou com flash tools você podia fazer flash de um kernel e ligar o celular sem formatar '-'
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] bheam:
So,

HTC Athena = Advantage = X7500/X7501, right?

Assuming so, i read here that the X7501 has lost the front camera, does this mean that there's no video calls on it? Is there video calls in WM6 at all? If i buy a X7500, then upgrade to WM6, will i be able to video call?

And, if a store announces selling a "HTC Advantage", how can i tell if it's a x7500 or x7501? should they know if i call them?

Oh, and can this "phone" be used without a handsfree or is it too much of a brick (I have an Universal today, and it's OK for me without handsfree)

Thanks in advance,

Michael
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] Madhadder:
Yes

X7501 doesn't have the webcam, (the camera on the same side as the screen)

See above.

Yes, it can, but it will be more like a speakerphone and all around you will hear the convo.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] apd:
I agree but would add - the 7501 is mainly in the US market.

As to using this as a phone held to your head - this unit is much bigger than a Uni (my previous phone was a Uni). My personal epxerience is that I was happy to hold the Uni to my ear. The Advantage is just too big to do so mpore than only occasionally. Use an earpiece.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] LTxda:
My experience is that Bluetooth also works better with the Athena than any other phone I've used. Even my Universal. ;-)
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] raskell:
I second that Itxda

Using the Athena without a head set is annoying to me. It is much more akward than the Uni. I agree with Itxda that the BT is better with the Athena. I use the LG Style-I for day time, Kenwood KCA-BT100 on the Nav unit in my daily driver and the Jawbone when I feel like it. All work very well with Athena.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] LTxda:
I also have the Jawbone (for daily use) and the LG Style-I and Jabra500 as a backup, in case I drain the battery on my Jawbone. Has only happened to me once.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] simoncells.com:
The X7501 doesn't have a VC camera since it is intended for the US market only, where the GSM carriers (or any other for that matter) have yet to implement the IMS needed for VideoCalling.

The closest we have is AT&T Video Share Calling, which is a cheap copy- its onle way calling, and it isn't compatible with the VC cameras on Euro 3G phones, AFAIK/have tested.