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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] @dom@:
Sorry but i didn't understand, do you want to know my options?

For me all the TouchFLO tweaks are in th "Advised" option:

-Sensitivity -> High

-Finger Pressure -> High

-Scroller -> Enabled

-Sound -> Disabled

TouchFLO is a user interface that detects a sweeping motion across the screen to control the 3D interface and can distinguish between a finger and a stylus.

Try this settings you too, however it depend on your own feel and personal usage on the touchscreen, than if it isn't quite responsive put Sensitivity to "Very High" or "Extremely High" and Finger Pressure to "Normal". I repeat again that this ThouchFLO tweaks are for any app opened (and Cube, if you have it) and if your problem is the sensitivity to the tylus all-roud first try to realign the sreen in your system settings by using the stylus (refer to my post above)!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ~FullSyst3m~:
In my KaiserTweaks the advice options is Nomal in any options. Far have a max sensibility i do the options on very high?

I don't have this options...

EDIT: se sei italiano parliamo italiano!!
[Xiaomi Mi 5X Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the Xiaomi Mi 5X's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Xiaomi Mi 5X Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the Xiaomi Mi 5X's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Xiaomi Mi 5X Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
We know how much you like to stream, ahem, "videos", and so cellular data is mega-important. Rate this thread to express how you think the Xiaomi Mi 5X's LTE performs. A higher rating indicates that it's fantastic: throughput is excellent and signal strength is top-notch.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add.
[Xiaomi Mi 5X Real Life Review] av2032:
I switched from OnePlus X (onyx) to Mi A1 and the LTE performance is not as good as that of Onyx had :(

In Onyx I could easily get Mbps download speed now I am stuck in 200-400 kbps range.. though it is not 5x but shares same hardware so I think it is eligible for this query
[Xiaomi Mi 5X Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Proper etiquette aside (hint: don't use speakerphone while doing your "business" in a public bathroom), rate this thread to express how you think the Xiaomi Mi 5X's speakerphone performs. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it's loud and it's clear.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] pestilencec11:
Things I love so far from my hands on experience. The more squared corners. I feel the note should be almost flat and I feel they met that. The size of the screen. 6gb ram. Water proof. Even more refined S pen and the new features. Of course the Qhd Oled screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] thankyouxda:
No physical home button. Taller than Note 5. Narrow screen.

Played with it at the store and honestly don't like it. If Nokia 8 or Oneplus 5 included a real wacom pen (a k a S-Pen) I would jump ship.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Steigerelli:
I'm not a fan of the skinny phone trend either. I had the Note 7 for close to 2 months and I've spent some time playing around with the s8+ while anticipating the arrival of the Note 8. I haven't seen the Note 8 in person yet, but based on the screen ratio I'm going to be disappointed just like I was with the Note 7. I preordered on day 1 because I love Note phones, but it's definitely not the ideal phone. If they had made the phone ratio 16:9 based on the current height, they could've fit a larger battery in it. I'm not asking for a huge phone, maybe as wide as the Note 3, 4, or 5. They seem to be trying to make it a one-handed phone for people with small hands, when in reality it's meant to be a 2-handed phone to begin with. I had problems launching apps in pop-up window on the Note 7. The S-pen couldn't find the starting point with the curved screen. Anyway, the skinny phone with the curved edge just makes the screen way too narrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] royal1262:
I hear some of the complaints from people who haven't physically played with it, which I can't understand. I've actually played with this phone and I must say this is one gorgeous device! The new S-pen features are awesome! Camera, display and overall design is amazing! I love Samsung because they continue to impress me Note after Note after Note. I've owned every one and they just keep getting better and better. There is things that I wish they would add like a bigger battery and stereo speakers but you can't have it all, overall I am satisfied.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Calcobrena:
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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Kil4Thril:
I say, keep the current height and stretch the width to 16x9. Huge screen, more battery. Just like the Note SHOULD be.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Snowleopard1900:
I am not so much concerned about a "thin" phone, but a phone that is comfortable to hold. The race for the thinnest phone is crazy, I mean the end of the road is having a chip implanted under your skin, which some companies are already doing.

I am more of less concerned that the battery is too small for this phone and the lack of a 128 or 256gb model + the card slot. Second would be the screen protector issue with the curved screens.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] TexasAggie97:
I have big hands and can operate my current Note 4 without problems. I hope my Note 8 (when it arrives) is just as big.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Angel0fDeath:
I got mine yesterday and so far I'm loving it. I had an S8+ but it was worth the upgrade. (I have T-Mobile's JOD).

Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] MimiEl:
Not as big as I feared

I have really small hands, and I was afraid the phone would be too hard to hold but I haven't felt that way. I've had it three days, lot of setting it up, tweaking it, etc. It's a two handed phone. I generally use the iris scanner which is faster than on the Note 7, so the placement of the fingerprint sensor doesn't bother me as much as it might. It's a beautiful phone, a pleasure to look at things on, and has some really cool little tricks--I can't express how great it is to pair up my budget program and the calculator and have them both up at the same time in a really convenient form.. I've only played a little with the camera but it did a great job of capturing a still image of my two year old grandson who rarely stops moving, without any blur, and the video I took came out really clear and focused on him. The battery life is so-so so far, but it's gotten a work out, during the setting up. I think it's a great phone, and I am definitely falling in love..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] JameyS:
Overall.... EXCELLENT phone. However, Hate that the nav bar isn't customizable. Full Screen apps don't have translucent background... This really sucks for me
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] suzook:
Smaller battery, but an added spen. The note used to be different from the s series. I think Samsung f'd up this time.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] guthrien:
Um, why do all the previous videos and reviews I've seen not mention how far Bixby actually controls the phone? It destroys Siri and GA. I'm blown away once I was shown this. Yea, it does all that typical question stuff pretty normally, nothing special and not as good as Google. But what you can chain together and control on the phone blew me away. I actually get having this and Google going at once, which seemed like a typical samsung waste to me when I picked this up. Probably not news for you coming from S8 etc.

By reviews I mean these Siri vs Google vs Bixby videos where they just ask them the king of France or to rap for them or tell a horrible joke. Why not show that you can control the entire phone by voice haha.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Applejackson:
Writing this from a Note 8 now. Upgraded from a Note 4 that was on its last legs. The screen is the same width, just taller. I can put a TPU case in it and it's the same width as the Note 4 in hand. The aspect ratio doesn't effect the screen width, just the height. There is a very small area on the edges of the screen that would be hard to write on, but if you liked the Note 4 you'll LOVE this phone. I certainly do.

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NO. NO. NO. It would be ridiculous at this height and a 16:9 ratio. It would be a straight up tablet.

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I made the same upgrade. You'll friggin' love it. LOVE IT.

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Just download Navbar Apps from Google Play. You'll be all set.

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It's considerably different from an S8.

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All I want now is root so I can get Adaway on this thing. I had NO IDEA how many ads were on the internet! Lol. Haven't seen them in years. It's friggin' ridiculous.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] guthrien:
Let me suggest using Seven AdClear. Free. Uses a local on your phone VPN to block ads from everything. It's wonderful. Google search, it's blocked on the Play store.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] jason504:
I love my note 8. I had the note 7 and loved that one till I had to turn it back in and got the V20. I am done with LG. Coming from the V20 is like going from a Toyota to a Mercedes.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] remmy5r:
I can't get bixby to do ****. If I say send text message to Joe, it won't open up a text screen. If I say call joe it won't do it. I can't figure out what it can do. And it doesn't want to use Verizon's message app. It wants to use Samsung's. Google doesn't care what you use.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] usmaak:
How is that on battery? I've used local vpn ad blockers before, and they seem to be battery killers.

The only reasons that I still want root is to install an ad blocker and to be able to work out and kill stupid wakelocks. If I could find a way to do these without root, then this would be perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] hornkt:
I've had mine since 9-07. I still have my Note 7. Wow. Incredible screen clarity, Screen scrolls are smooth as glass, and this thing is fast.

It keeps growing on me and I haven't even put a sim in it yet. Case and screen protectors come tomorrow than out with the 7 and in with the Grrrrr 8.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] guthrien:
It's true it uses a higher percentage than most apps but that makes sense. Doesn't seem extreme to me. I'm still investigating what I think about battery life period.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] calebspronk:
Thank you SOOO much for this advice... this has been my only real gripe with this phone and you solved it :)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] suzook:
Well, I couldn't resist the great deal I got on a note 8, and yeah, it's an upgrade over s8+. Not much, but it is a nice phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Nucleotide:
I've been a Nexus/Pixel owner since the Nexus 4, owning a Note 4 for a mere month or so when I attempted to make the switch.

One thing I didn't like about it was that it just felt a little laggy and slow sometimes. One of the most common complaints I've seen from Note owners is over time, the software just seems to be become slow and laggy.

How would say the most recent Note's have been, including the Note 8? I'm actually a little sick and tired of the Nexus/Pixel line and looking at making the switch once again. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] TeleFragger:
ive had my note for days now and LOVE IT.. coming from a Note 3 which is in super bad shape.

So far I love everything about it. Albeit still getting used to where things are.

Today I used Samsung Pay (I know other phones had it and my Gear S2 hardware didn't play nice with using that) - and I loved it... was so nice and easy.

most everything is going well except for 2 things...

1. My car isn't charging my phone well enough as my % drops. I start out at home with 100% and by the time I get to work I'm at 86%. I drive 65 miles and only use Samsung music to play music on my phone. I then decided to not use that to see if it recharged and it didn't. still went down.

This charger worked great on my note 3 and kept me 100% full drive to work no matter what I threw at it. even with 2-3 devices plugged in

Exclusive PowerIQ Technology: Detects your device to deliver its fastest possible charge speed up to 2.4 amps per port or 9.6 amps overall.(Does not support Qualcomm Quick Charge).

https://www.amazon.com/Anker-4-Port...3235&sr=8-1&keywords=anker+4+port+car+charger

2. Today since I didn't use Samsung Music, my phone screen shut off but seemed every minute it was waking up and showing the lock screen for a few seconds, then off again and repeated for my 65 mile commute. Dark in the car and annoying... anyone else see that or know how to stop that from happening?

other than that it is great. Even with the discharge while driving, I still end the night @ 11pm with 15-15% battery left... LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] orionpk:
Just got mine 10 hrs ago, The phone is bigger and taller than the s8+, the maple gold color is so beautiful. I'm so happy.

This phone is for people with big hands and for those that like huge screens it feels premium as fk.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] royal1262:
Honestly the Note 7 is the best Note that has been released in terms of reliability. I've used the Note 7 for a year until I received the Note 8 and I haven't had any significant issues with it, an occasional hiccup her and there were the keyboard may lag while typing but that's about it. From day one with the Note 7 i took advantage of the auto restart feature and set it to restart the device once a week, also made a habbit of cleaning my RAM and optimizing the device using the onboard device maintenance app. I'm not a 100% sure that this kept my device running smoothly or not but it did so I want to believe it worked. I've been using the Note 8 for a little over a week now with no issues. I can't speak on the reliability of the Note 8 because I haven't had it long enough. I think you will be pleased with the Note just with the design and beautiful display. The display is so vibrant and bright it hurts my eyes sometimes! This phone is also packed with features and customization options. It's a large investment so do your research, play with the displays so you can decide if this is the right device for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Nucleotide:
Thanks a lot for taking the time to give us that review. Appreciate it.

I'm in Australia and they get released here next week I beleive. Can't wait to try and see one in the flesh. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] DaggettBeaver:
I don't have big hands, and I have no trouble using the phone. I even got used to the crappy FPS location after a day, and I hold my phone in my left hand, which makes the location even worse. It helps to have a case, because the left side of the lip is so easy to find.

It also helps that I can swipe down on the FPS to see notifications.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] JamesRiot:
I was worried about the skinny screen and odd ratio (18.5:9?) Since I use my Notes primarily for drawing... but the experience with the new S-Pen, 6gb RAM, and the goddamn beauty of a screen have outweighed any concerns. I wish the included headphones didn't sound so tinny... but I still have the headphones from my Note 3, so that's not a deal breaker by any stretch. Love this phone.

The ONLY thing I don't like is the SIM/SD tray. Who the hell designed that? I had hoped for more of an Edge experience along the lines of the Note Edge, but I knew it didn't have that going in.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] exmeaguy:
Coming from a Note 4 and I would just say marginal enhancements. Performance is a major improvement especially since the Note 4 was growing long in the tooth. Multi window is a great enhancement since I did not root my Note 4. Beyond that, just not seeing the "wow" factor yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] Nicaragüense:
I have had it 4 hours now and already used the s pen for a legit work related reason, I missed that function soo much. I am still getting used to no button on the front and have not used the camera or fingerprint reader. Initial impressions are good. Size feels good in the hand too.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] PsiPhiDan:
I absolutely love this phone! Best phone I've ever owned, without question.

Note 8 > Google Pixel > Note 5 > LG V20 > EVO 4G > All else I've had.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] x111:
As long as we will get root, AOSP and other software than Note 8 is one of the best choices so far in 2017.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] more2come:
Hey there,

I haven't been around for some time and now, I finally returned to the Android world with the Note8! I own the device since launch, and I love it! First of all, the slightly improved screen just blows everything else out of the water, the quality is insane! And for its size, it's quite easy to handle. Battery life is surprisingly good, even with the shrunken down battery compared to the S8+ (rocking the Exynos version here, had the S8+ Exynos as a testing device before). In direct comparison, it's a tad better than the S8+ .

In terms of smoothness, it is not as smooth as a Pixel or a U11, but it is remarkably smoother than the S8+ . When it comes to raw speed (opening apps etc.), this phablet flies. I've never seen a phone just flying through like this, it is an absolute joy! And the 6 gigs of ram are a much needed improvement for an OS, so heavily packed with additional features.

The dual camera setup does perform as expected, Samsung just knows good snapshot photography. You can take truly amazing photos with this device, it puts a lot of pricey compact shooters to shame.

Audio is good, I like that you can tune the bottom firing speaker to your liking with an equalizer. Output via headphone jack is good, but only with low impedance headphones. The AKG tuned in ears do a decent job.

Bottom line, this phablet is simply amazing! It is very expensive, but you get the full package in return.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] PsiPhiDan:
Seriously? I mean:

1) The screen is worlds better and that alone is a huge "wow" factor for most people.

2) The s-pen enhancements are pretty cool going from Note 4 to Note 8 (and the multi-window, as you mentioned).

3) The major performance enhancement is a "wow" factor.

4) The camera is way better than the Note 4 camera.

5) The physical phone looks way nicer than the Note 4.

I guess I am not sure what you look for in a "wow" factor. It's way faster, takes better pictures, has the best screen available, has enhanced features, and looks WAY nicer. That's a lot of "wow" to me! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] autogeek:
I was a little worried that 8 would be too tall for me. I loved the note 7 but it would actually get pinched between my thigh and hip at time when crouchiing down, froont pocket user. The height of the 8 wont allow this to happen.

I was also worried about the finger print sensor on the back. But as it turns out it is in the most perfect spot! My finger falls right into place, it's just the natural position for your finger if you were to hold the phone up like you are going to talk. Perfect for one hand unlocking. I always found it difficult and sort odd to get other sensors on the bottom to work. Don't listen to the reviews, its different but perfect.

Thanks samsung!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] exmeaguy:
I'm not putting down the Note 8 as much as I'm saying the Note 4 set the bar pretty high. The only two pluses that are apparent for me are that the Note 8 is noticeably faster than the 2 year old Note 4 and multi-windows with all apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] lovehebeboi:
If the note 8 keeps the original ratio, it will look weird. I has to change so it's slim and you can still hold it easier, and use your thumb to control most of the area on the screen. I don't know why people complaint about that, because for me, that's a good part. IF they keep the original ratio then note 10 will look like the amazon fire tablet. I love the note 8, I think it is sharp looking, truly smart. I beat the i phone 100 times just by the look, then bixby is smart yet teachable, bixby is the one dream come true, finally I can just tell a voice assistant that "i need to download this app from play store" and I don't even need to click a thing , the app will be downloaded and installed automatically. This is my fav part! Only thing is that sometimes bixby won't recognize the word I said very well...I hope it will improve in the future.

Battery is great, Now i've been using it for about 6hours, 71% left. If with my old note 5, i will probably have 40% left at most. It's a new phone anyway. so still gonna see.

I think the multiwindow and float window is def. got easier to control too. Face recognition is fast, finger print is fast. now it is easier to unlock the phone, I just put my finger on the sensor it will do it, before I think I have to click the home button on my note 5 and light up the phone then it will unlock.

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ok so here is one thing that's kinda annoying, I do use samsung pay, (and i really don;t understand why people still root the flagship phones nowadays), then the navigation bar is hiding by default, so on the home page i have to sometimes swipe up to get the bar out, then if I do it in the middle part, it sometimes get the samsung pay out...I hope they can somehow change that feature. I don't like to keep the bar on the bottom of my screen all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] herpi:
Using Android for a few hundred years and did not know this option.

Do you know it has restarted? Does it ask for SIM pin?

Never too old to learn!

Thx

Huib
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] onsoku:
Too much phone, love it!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] edika:
The best phone I've ever had
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] POLO_i780:
Absolutely loving it :D it ticks all the boxes!!! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] owlovers:
I have bought one for my mom. And I have tried it and I love it!! I am considering to buy one for myself too:p
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Real Life Review] ruffnexx_uk:
Ok, ive been waiting for this phone for ever, i had the note 7 for a week and had to return it which broke my heart, tried the S7 which i simply couldn't bear then Sold it for the Mi Mix which was a gorgeous large phone recently sold it to purchase the Note 8 256gb dual sim version and I simply love it the screen is insanely good, battery life is also pretty good, to be honest for me its so good im not even considering root, i use Nova launcher and its now the best phone i've ever had