I think most BT headsets are compatible with galaxy tab. You can consider other Jabra, iTech, BlueAnt models, best if allowed to test before purchase.

The Jabra Extreme, no. The Jawbone Icon, yes, the voice prompt in the headset will say, 'Call from 012-123456789' when that caller calls me. No LED/LCD display on both headsets, so no caller ID display in the visual sense.

Boot back into download mode and flash a stock firmware from samfirmware. Should work, I remember I experienced the same issue some time back.

Power+Home+Down held down to force a reboot, hold until P1000 word appears I think, then let go and wait for the yellow robot to appear. Doesn't work for you?

Oh, no need to touch the capacitive home button? Ha ha, me and my SGS experience where the home button is an actual button

You're looking for a latch-on piggyback pack or a cabled pack-charger thing? Perhaps the one below?

http://shop.brando.com/usb-power-station-f...0c1229d011.html

Tab needs 2A, right? Not sure bro. I don't have the charger pack.

Downloaded, now downloading Overcome custom rom 2.0 beta. Damn, forgot my cable, need to go buy one ha ha..

Ha ha, always.. I like latest and greatest Cable cheap only ma, compared to value of happiness..

I am never lazy when it comes to my Tab and SGS

Just got my Tab cable (RM30) and am doing Titanium full backup now. Will try the stock GB with CF-Root for a few days before I consider custom rom ha ha.

Aiyo, don't la say until like that. You are the real SGT guru, I am just a small fish when it comes to my SGS. The only thing in any way special about me is that I really really read the bloody guides/manuals instead of asking in the forums. Don't want to kena burn in the CM7 forums..

We know, thanks. This was news last night.

New software as in new apps? Just download and install from the market. If you're referring to new firmware as in the latest Android 2.3.3, you can't use Kies for that (yet).

Best to do so, although many reported no problems going to overcome 2.0 after loading stock gingerbread firmware. Mind you, doing the GB-stock-safe method will wipe your internal SD (e.g. where your TitaniumBackup data is stored) so do backup to PC or external SD first, then remove the external SD while flashing.

Update : Have installed overcome 2.0 beta2. My gawd, it's smooth!!! Still loses to my CM7 on the SGS, though, ha ha. No time to run Quadrant yet, will update my forum sig later today.

This post has been edited by kmrdeva: May 13 2011, 12:59 PM

Not sure what you mean by FULL CWR. I went up to Overcome 2.0 beta2 via the recommended restock process. Easy to do as long as you really read the PDF guide and don't simply skim over the important details, like what some people did and complained that they've lost their whole internal sd data (in the xda dev forum thread).

This post has been edited by kmrdeva: May 13 2011, 03:54 PM

Synthetic benchmarks are just that, synthetic..

Buddy, you're the fella who wrote the Overcome guides, no? One of the best step-by-step guides I've come across on the web!!

I donated last night to alterbridge86 via paypal, I wonder if a bit of that 'beer' goes to you too? Hope you don't mind my asking. I always believe in giving something back..

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This post has been edited by kmrdeva: May 13 2011, 03:53 PM

Benny is da' man, I agree.

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Added on May 13, 2011, 6:30 pmTak boleh tahan, I had overcome froyo ROM on my Tab ever since I got it 1+ weeks back. So obviously must go to 2.0 beta asap ha ha.

This post has been edited by kmrdeva: May 13 2011, 06:30 PM

Welcome to the club. BTW, latest froyo OverCome rom is 1.6.4

Overcome 2.0.0 beta2 is nice! I had only used 1.6.4 for about a week or two when GB arrived for the Tab. My current impressions of GB-based Overcome 2.0 are:

1. Smoother overall scrolling experience
2. Notifications pulldown is not jittery anymore
3. Lower quadrant score but overall performance feels better than Froyo-based Overcome 1.6.4.
4. Battery life seems a tad bit better, especially after battery calibration (which one should always do after jumping ROMs)
5. Games play just as well as they did on Froyo (not a heavy gamer myself, only hooked on Spiderman, Shadown Guardian and PES2011)
6. GB + Flash 10.3 have worked wonders on web browsing experience. The Tab web experience is waaaay better than on my previous iPad

Ha ha, I don't think my poor browsing experience on the iPad was due to just lack of flash. For some reason, I felt quite stupid when browsing with Safari mobile, iCabMobile and even Atomic web browser on the iPad. Maybe the 'i' thing is not really meant for a user such as myself.

Browsing on the Tab (or even my SGS) with Dolphin Mini, Miren and especially Opera Mobile (all user-agents set to 'desktop') has actually made tablet usage worthwhile for me again..