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[Galaxy Tab General] gabell:
Got a Galaxy Tab from Tesco's in the UK, with the following details:-

PDA = P1000XWJJ3

Phone = P1000XXJID

CSC = XEUJJ3

Kernel 2.6.32.9

froyo.XWJJ3

Have seen a lot of discussions on flashing the latest EURO rom and seen on samsungfirmware the latest being P1000XXJMD ## ODIN 1.7.

Also seen a few people mention flashing up to JM6, then JMA, then JMC. but they all seem to refer to ATT and T-Mobile versions which I assume is USA.

Also Samsung Kies says i am already on the latest firmware.

Default browser is extremely slow, and would like the latest firmware to see if it solves this. Or should I just wait for gingerbread 2.3.

Any advice please, and/or links to how to do it.

(do I need to do anything to PIT or the CSC ???)
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
Same browser and kies issue here - tesco tab as well
[Galaxy Tab General] Zeron.Wong:
My Tab stocked with JJ3 is now updated to JJ7 through Kies. The only different with yours is the CSC while mine is P1000CPWxxx. I wonder if the CPW stands for CarPhoneWarehouse, the famous reseller in EURO.
[Galaxy Tab General] darrenjdoc:
Def upgrade it m8. Mine is flying now :)
[Galaxy Tab General] Beards:
A short term fix for your browser problem is to install Dolphin HD.

Using Dolphin you will notice no lag when scrolling, pages open much quicker and tab browsing (the use of tabs, not The Galaxy Tab) is so much easier and configurable.

I know as I have the same model as you and had the same issue with the browser.
[Galaxy Tab General] gabell:
Was wondering how you upgraded and to what version. Any details or instructions
[Galaxy Tab General] faugusztin:
Or Miren Browser in my case (don't fear all the chinese on screenshots, the browser is in english).

@Beards: No offense, but Dolphin has a disgusting UI ;).
[Galaxy Tab General] bulldebeerman:
I would wait .
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
I prefer dolphins ui
[Galaxy Tab General] Maxrunner:
I have a tab that i bought that is blocked to an operator, in this case its TMN PT, i tryed to update with samsing kies, but it says that there's no new updates....i have the notification and browser scroll issues....
[Galaxy Tab General] mudstuff:
Also curious, currently running stock on UK unbranded Tab bought from Currys. I use Dolphin on my Desire but don't like it on the Tab and find Xscope the best.

Everything is running fine for me though my battery runs down fairly quick. I might upgrade firmware if it's worthwhile but since it's running ok I am more inclined to wait for a good custom FW with some nice mods...?
[Nexus S General] jeffreynew23:
I am getting an insufficient resources available when I try to transfer information over to USB storage on my S. I checked and it's showing that I have 7 gigs left. Am I doing something wrong?
[Nexus S General] avniii:
that seems very weird. i have yet to hear about something of this sort.. this isnt vent helpful but just to show that people care and read your problem! hopefully some one more knowledgeable comes to your rescue.

happy holidays
[Nexus S General] generalagony:
I know that sometimes my storage info does not update right away (had the same issue with Nexus 1.) I don't know if it is related to the file system management or just the way the OS tracks storage usage but you may actually have less storage than your device is saying you do. Try going to your memory card via astro or any other file manager and delete the trash file and then reboot. I did this last night and my memory usage corrected itself. Hope this works.
[Nexus S General] jeffreynew23:
thanks for the quick repsonses guys. Astro is showing that I have 7.19 gigs free. So strange.
[Nexus S General] jeffreynew23:
Just rebooted for the second time and that worked. Thanks guys
[Nexus S General] riskyTrousers:
How about you try backing up all the important stuffs and reformat if thats even possible.
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
Are you running stock or a custom boot.img? I noticed on custom boot.img's I was getting insufficient storage errors... I haven't seen a single one since being on stock 2.3.1 rooted.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corypaul:
Can some body point me to where I can get it some devs as I can see are now including it in there roms now, and also how to put in the rom I'm using

MIUI 12.24
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
Use the search function I are this same thread several times a week.

Now to answer your question it will only work on a gingerbread rom so far
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corypaul:
What about the super z rom is it gingerbread I don't think so because it has sense ui
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
Yea sorry its froyo
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lonewolfe:
Idk if this is the right forum, but I've been trying to download the free version of Rom manager from the market & keep getting an error msg that its not properly signed therefore the installation fails. Any help would be appreciated.

I'm running The Nameless Dope Rom with a stick kernel on a SLCD Incredible, rooted with Unrevoked software if that helps any.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmichaelow:
Uninstall the one you have. Then download the one from the market.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lonewolfe:
Thank you, it took a bit of digging to find it, it was hidden in Astro file manager, I recognized it by the icon alone (lol), thank you for the help.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zwaenepoel:
Hi to all,

After more than 5 year using windows mobile, and a lot of firmware updates i decided to offer myself a new mobile.

I have now (since 24th DEcember) a Samsung GT-i9000

I'm in Portugal, bought it from a portuguese operator and it came with this 2.2 firmware:

I9000XXJPK

It is network UNLOCKED

i connect it to my PC using KIES 1.5.3.10111_2 and when i tried to upgrade it to 2.2.1 i received the following message:

Model Name: GT-I9000

Actual Version: PDA: JPA / PHONE:JPK / CSC:JP1

This version could not be updated

I have a lot of applications that come from my operator.

I'd like to install a clean firmware and if possible the 2.2.1

But where can i found the apropriate version to my mobile?

I did't found any reference about XXJPK !!!

Any help please?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ago2007:
use patcher 1.7 with XEU
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ticiano:
I'm in Brazil and I have an i9000 that my sister bought my in a travel to Lisboa. I'm just using XXJPY and it's great. I flashed with Odin.
[G Tablet General] thewayne01:
I have never owned a tablet before. I never thought I had a use for one. But once the iPad and Android tablets started flooding the market, I kept thinking, "man, those are cool". But I still didn't know what I would use one for.

So now I have a G Tablet, with all of the mods applied, but I still don't know why I need it, or want it. I do most of my computing at my desk. When on the go, I use my Nexus One. Right now my G Tablet is just an expensive Angry Birds console.

So, tell me what you use yours for, before I get bored and return this item.

BTW, This is not a knock on the G Tablet, I am very impressed with the hardware (except for the viewing angles) on this device.
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
personally i got it for my kitchen to have a laptop like device that isnt so big and bulky like a laptop for internet radio and to access apps and cooking apps for the wifey. plus something to quickly access the web in the kitchen without having to open the laptop or try getting to the browser on my phone.

also use it to control the lights throughout the lights since i have x10 lighting in my house.
[G Tablet General] jacindc:
I was like you, thinking that the combo of a desktop computer, a laptop, and my Nexus One meant that a tablet would be unnecessary. I'd almost always be on either my laptop or my N1 in the evenings while watching TV, just keeping an eye on e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Plus playing a lot of Angry Birds. :-)

But, since I got my gTab, I've used my laptop maybe twice in five weeks. My phone just sits at my side in case I get an actual call (rare!). I use my tablet *all the time* when I'm on the sofa. It's great to have a much larger screen to look at (instead of my N1) when reading Kindle books or playing Angry Birds or just surfing. I also like typing on it more since I installed Thumb Keyboard, which in landscape mode has a split-keyboard to allow for easy thumb-only typing. I watch more streaming video than I ever would have bothered to on my N1.

And it's ergonomically much more comfortable than dealing with my laptop all evening.

It's also great to have when on the treadmill compared to an N1, again for Kindle or whatever.
[G Tablet General] Neoprimal:
I use it for music on the go around my home. I may be in the kitchen doing some cooking, or helping with laundry or cleaning. I do it all with music.

I use it to surf while on the couch watching TV, anything that pops to my mind...something relating to the show, etc.

I use it in the kitchen in the rare occasion I feel like doing something different. My wife is an awesome cook but she gets home at 5 or so, so sometimes I try to do the right thing and cook some dinnah...and sometimes I'm inspired enough to try a recipe from the net.

I use it in bed when I'm winding down to go to sleep. Music or maybe an episode of something; surf the web or read an e-book.

I use it to read...magazines, ebooks, whether I'm in the couch, on the balcony, etc.

So in the end, for me it's a great value. I just wish it worked properly without flashing additional stuff.

It's a really great notebook replacement when all you want to do are the lighter things like listen to music, watch tv, surf the web or read a book/magazine. Can you do these things on your PC or Notebook? Of course you can!, but if you're the type of person who doesn't like to sit behind a PC or under a laptop for 12 hrs then it really works out.

My 2 complaints, 1 major and 1 minor are how crappy the initial software is (major) and how heavy it is (minor)...the weight may be necessary as I suspect the battery to be the culprit, and almost all the Tegra 2 devices releasing currently are this heavy, but a nicer weight would have been 1lb vs. 1.55lbs which becomes weighty in one hand after a while. The Archos 101 is just around 1lb and feels very nice to hold.
[G Tablet General] Allenfx:
Dashboard on my work desk for scrolling news, weather, to do list and email (work station stays on task-monitor my usage to your heart's desire It department!!!!)

Desk top digital picture frame

Surfing web on the couch.

Watching missed TV shows from my bed using Bluetooth headphones after the wife's asleep

Surfing these bulletin boards.

Kindle book reader

I don't social network but I hear twitter and Facebook are popular.

Watching news clips

Trying to figure out away to port my weekly Netflix movies to this for easy viewing while traveling

Thinking of trying to setup a way to get work email and edit spread sheets real quick.

Have yet to really figure out how well some of my ideas will work.
[G Tablet General] micrors4:
What is wrong with an expensive angry birds console

@allenfx, have you tryed using documents to go app for editing spread sheets
[G Tablet General] Fuzzy John:
Based on my experience so far:

Aggravation !!!​
[G Tablet General] xmr405o:
I used this to play emulators like Tiger Mame and Snes, I watch Justin TV, browse the web, a night clock...etc. The 10.1 screen is great for all of those things especially on long road trips like the one I took with my family last week. My kids were playing and watching videos for most of our trip. I love this thing!!!

They also used this to Vid chat. It was great because they got to say Merry Xmas to their grandparents face to face (sorta).

All of this and the battery was still at 30%+ after a 7 hr drive! That's frickin crazy...I think. Escpecially with the tablet running those tasks.
[G Tablet General] thewayne01:
I like these ideas. Keep them coming.

I normally use my eee pc on the sofa and what not. I can see this is better solution for that, since it plays videos much better.

@dragonfly1113

I am interested in the home automation you mentioned. Can you describe your setup?

Thanks Everyone.
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
First you gotta look into x10 lighting which is special lighting for your house, the house i bought i was lucky enough it had the lighting in it already i just needed the "base". What happends is you get a "base" which sends signals out to devices lights/appliances/security systems for them to turn on and off. They reach out to modules which you add to a light, for instance you get a wall switch one instead of wiring the wires to a normal light switch you wire them into this x10 module which has dials on them you set the dials to a "channel" and thats how it communicates with the base. it sounds more complicated than it really is, a very easy affordable way to get it is with lamp modules which are the cheapest and they plug right into any wall outlet and have a female end on the other side where you plug in something like say a lamp. If you need anymore info on the actual setup of x10 just research on google x10 lighting and it will give you all the info.

for the app there are many paid apps out there you can get but your best off with the one thats free called autom8 its not on the market but there is a link for it if you search "autom8 android" in google you should be able to find it, it has a video attached to it of the kid doing it on his android phone, i have it on my droid 1 and now on my g tablet in the kitchen ;) so i can turn on the lights before i even walk into the house ;)
[G Tablet General] xmr405o:
That's frickin cool! haha. I didn't know that even existed.
[G Tablet General] racedog:
I travel quite a bit for the company I own and I am just flat tired of hauling around a laptop around airports etc. Mostly what I do is keep in touch with email but occasionally have to get into one of the network servers. I tried doing this with my smartphone but it was just too tiny and too limiting that way so I kept on hauling around my laptop.

The tablet allows me to do these without the laptop hassle. If I have to answer an email it is still a minor pain with a screen keyboard but with the tablet its much less of a hassle. During flights I can use it to play games, compose emails for sending later, writing notes or even just reading.

Its a lot less weight to carry. It may not seem like much to some but after carrying around a leather case with a shoulder strap with a six pound laptop and another two pounds of other stuff I would get to my hotels with big red strap marks on my shoulder. Now the weight is reduced by well over half and it "feels" good.

R
[G Tablet General] racedog:
This is interesting stuff. First, the autom8 android seems to be an abandoned app. But reading some forums there appear to be other alternatives out there that do the same thing and have an active developer.

The price of the x10 modules are incredibly cheaper when they came out years ago. I hadn't looket at it lately but I did when they first came on the market and I thought that they were crazy expensive and I never looked at them again. Now, you can buy kits that are just about dirt cheap.

Sounds like a fun plaything but I don't see much use for it myself. If I still lived in Los Angeles it would have lots of good uses for security. But, now I live out in the country in rural Kansas and when we went to Europe we forgot to lock the front door. No biggie, didn't worry about it and when we got back all was fine.

R
[G Tablet General] tyy10002:
I am in the same boat not sure why I bought it at the beginning. I have a laptop (very light-weight 4lb + very fast CPU + 14.1 screen), a desktop and a couple of pocket PCs (HP iPAQ). Now, my g-tablet has a "real" purpose.. is to piss off my apple-addicted co-workers (most of my co-workers use Mac laptops + Ipads, Iphones, etc). Even my helpdesk dept does not like Android, linux or windows and they think Apple is the best. Anyways, I brought my G-tablet to work one day and showed them CNN.com with Flash and ran the Quadrant score.. hahahaha. :D
[G Tablet General] Neoprimal:
Hahahaha!

I know EXACTLY how you feel. You know how I see it? You can buy few other electronics for $350-$400 that are going to pull off what this can. It's a handheld computer - it runs better graphics than I think most netbooks at this price point and the only other electronics you will buy with $400 is maybe a mid end 32" LCD TV which let's face it - you probably already own something bigger/better, in fact maybe even 2 or 3.

So I mean....unless you're willing to WAIT until March/April for the more solid stuff to come with either 2.3 as the base or Honeycomb, at least you can get a few things done in the meantime with the newest stock s/w....and hopefully by the time they become mainstream we'll get an official update that even the devs won't feel necessary to mod too heavily to be workable.

I almost decided to return mine today when the screen became unresponsive and no amount of claimed calibration would work. But I calmed down, did a full wipe and now it's good. I think the hardware is pretty solid, it's just the software that is a total mess and the devs here are doing the best they can with what they have but in the end I think it's the people that sit down in labs and workstations that need to make at least a solid software core for things to be based upon and I don't think that's the case with the tnt software, zpad software or vega software. I think it's all based on some pretty crummy stuff. I still have high hopes for something better when Honeycomb comes, or something written from the ground up by the devs here based on 2.3.
[G Tablet General] aver2one:
man let me see......what don't you use the gtab for????? lol. I mainly use it while watching tv i can watch football and browse the web. i like the google finance app to check my stocks. its great entertainment when i have company i leave it on the coffe table so guests can play with it or surf the web... yeah i have 2 laptops even an ultra light and thin 11.6" screen 3.5 lbs but i still prefer this as my internet browser while on the couch... sure i can do all that on my iphone 4 but i cant even look at that small screen after getting used to my tab! i tether my phones internet to it so a long ride in the car goes by quick, when others are driving of course. i love the old school nintendo emulators also...again can do all that from my phone but why when i have a ten inch screen.
[G Tablet General] trscons:
Travelling with less than two pounds... access to my brokerage account and virtually all the investment pages I tend to use... E-mail... news, sports, weather... Twitter feeds I follow... much easier to carry around the house than the laptop. An aside: the WiFi is very sensitive. On an Amtrak train, waiting to leave Chicago's Union Station and then at least for an hour or two heading West to Denver, I had the choice of a dozen or so connections available to me. About half were open networks from hotels and eateries. As the train picked up speed, available connections changed every few minutes. Crazy stuff. The December VS update just before Christmas was wonderful for this stock gTablet. The only fix I want now is video added to Skype capabilities.

Tom
[G Tablet General] Bad@ssGtab:
3 movies on one charged battery..... Enough said...
[G Tablet General] popezaphod:
Same here. Chat, read email, browse the web, all on my sofa and much more comfortable. I use my laptop in the morning... to prop up my tablet. :)

-=Sent from my VS GTablet (VEGAn b4) using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet General] JoeMofknDot:
I use my g tablet for everything the only time I use my PC was to download the new roms but now I have rom manager working my PC is just a dvr I also use the PC as dual boot 64 bit windows/linux. If I could use Linux on the g tablet my PC would be an expensive dvr only right now I'm using vegan beta4 and its pretty smooth
[G Tablet General] nbowes:
At first, I was wondering in the same way...I'm the kind that needs to justify this expenditure as a productivity tool.

If you haven't yet, check out Evernote. I was already using OneNote from Microsoft. It's a nice resource, but I found the syncing between machines to be awkward. Evernote can import OneNote files. Now, I run Evernote on the laptop and on my gTab. I take the gTab to meetings instead of the laptop--it's lighter and runs cooler. The syncing is automatic, so I can return to the laptop and have the latest notes. Bonus...I can access the latest notes on my Droid phone at any time too.

Middle of the meeting, I still have access to my Gmail and calendar.

Then, and this is really cool...I have the Nook for Android app. There is a free plugin for Microsoft Word that will allow you to save ePub files. Since I do a lot of public speaking, I can load the scripts right into Nook, place the gTab on the podium, and swipe page-by-page through the speech.

Of course, I can edit Office files with Docs To Go.

+1 for the Thumb Keyboard, by the way.

If you need to show some photos, it's easier to access them than a laptop would be and there's a bigger viewing screen than your phone.

Waiting in the doctor's office the other day, Angry Birds was just what I needed to keep my kid entertained in the waiting room.

And when there's down time, social networking on the couch is easier...nicer to hold this than a laptop. The SumbleUpon app works well. And music and YouTube is smooth.

It prints up a lot, there's quite a glare, and the viewing angles aren't that great, but for the price, and especially with TNTlite, it's a worthwhile, productive, and fun investment.
[G Tablet General] MrBG:
Remote desktop access, much nicer than using my EVO, tunes on Pandora. Wish Sirius App would work, can't get to update.

email YouTube cnet, watch a movie while traveling

Did I say email :)

Skype call my son stationed in S. Korea

Facebook
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
granted the app may not have an active developer however it works amazingly its just an interface that helps you work the lights in the house, and me and the wife find it very useful for say when we are driving home and dont want to walk into a dark house we turn on the lights on the way home or when we pull in the driveway, also i wired it so that the xmas lights infront of the house are wired with it to :) so we can turn them on and off from our phones or from the gtablet, its nice when we are out for the night and just wanna have the lights on we can turn them on from the phone or the gtab. also works well when say i forget to turn off a light or dont want to walk around in the dark i get into bed and than turn off all the lights with the app :)
[G Tablet General] LittleBirds:
What app did you use for vid chat?

Great thread here. Very interesting and practical replies. I'd love to hear more.
[G Tablet General] Acturbo:
Everyone brings bulky laptops to school. I throw the g tab in my bag for work or school Android I don't even know I'm carrying it.
[G Tablet General] rickyt63:
GTab has completely replaced my 12" Dell Latitude XT laptop/tablet.
[G Tablet General] _avatar:
Hello! I'm the author of autom8. For what it's worth, the project isn't abandoned, just slow moving at this point -- I'm busy with work and a new baby. However, I just released a new version (0.2) a couple weeks ago after a 6 month hiatus. The server UI was rewritten from scratch, and the Android client has been spiffed up quite a bit.

I'm also working on the server to improve performance when multiple devices with slow connections are connected simultaneously. I'll probably release an updated version in a few days once I'm sure it's stable.
[G Tablet General] JoeMofknDot:
Yahoo messenger with yahoo messenger add on works for video chat
[G Tablet General] dan1431:
I love to be able whip out my GTab at the Airport and surf the web before a flight, check email, watch my Slingbox or just read a Kindle Book.

While GTab can never replace my laptop, I find that my laptop is being relegated day by day to tasks strictly for work.

Dan