Use app light flow to do such

The GNex Toolkit probably help, but I would say, forget about it. You'll learn nothing if you keep using it. The toolkit is actually a batch file with a bunch of commands done when you hit the option. Bad thing is, sometime, you'll missed out the errors given out and you thought everything was okay and you reboot the GNex and you left with bricked GNex instead. So .. what I'll suggest is .. go to notepad and view that batch file .. learn what method it uses to do the some of the options.. You'll become an expert in no time

Hi bro, mind to share the download speed for celcom mbasic plan? was called celcom CS few times and they giving me the different ans, some said 3.6mbps some said 512kbps? can you do a download speed test to confirm? coz im planning to get a plan from celcom. or anyone using celcom madvance can share their speed as well?

thank in advance!

should i unroot and oem lock? if sending back for warranty?

they dont usually care if you are rooted,but to be safe better unroot if you dont wanna take the risk

called up the service center . they say cannot exchange instead they will service

my phone got double fc . talk and camera . so bad luck

This post has been edited by iceman31: Jan 19 2012, 09:15 AM

its just a software issue...why not try putting a ROM on it?

Try do a factory reset first

the NFC option on my GNex greyed out... anyone has the same issue???

Need to use LightFlow or other LED notification app

I guess its because the support the widest range of device, and they are closest to stock Android, but with their own tweaks as well, which are often good changes. Many custom ROMs are based on CM too.

go to hooolm circle mod thread then download the zip files, and flash them in recovery


hmm, thanks for the input.

Bump app? why not use Beam?

Actually not quite true, but I do agree from a hardware perspective the SGS2's Exynos and Mali400 processors have a lot of potential. But that hardware potential quickly diminishes with the absence of developer support (though not to say there are none).

The Galaxy Nexus may have a 'weaker GPU' but lets not forget that it is a developer platform and it has reached a cult status. A lot of applications and developments for the year 2012 will be based on this model as a benchmark. In terms of application compatibility, I'm more confident that Galaxy Nexus will be at an advantage. Also that PowerVR SGX540 is standard issue on a lot of phones.

It may not yield good numbers in your favorite benchmarking tools but it will play all the latest games with good performance (and your other favorite applications). That's what matters to a user.

Ya, GPU acceleration does introduce artifacts and incorrect renders as already predicted by Google engineers. Some of them are bugs that can be easily resolved.

Anyway from your temperature observations, I have a good feeling that the unbranded 'fortified screen' helped out on the heat dissipation. Thats the largest air convection surface you have on a phone. Rumors has it that Corning's Lotus Glass is great in this respect. Really hope Galaxy Nexus is using this glass. Even iPhone 4S is not using Gorrila Glass (meaning good chance it could be this glass too).

Which set you bought? AP or SME

hi,

can anyone check on the device..on the right side, bottom side..got 1 small line there?
mine one got...seem like a crack..

can you take a photo of it?

anyone has this issue??
can anyone with SME set help me to check on this???
My NFC setting is greyed out...

This post has been edited by edwinlcw: Jan 19 2012, 10:19 AM

this is the 1st time i want my cny to go faster.

where are u from btw?

This post has been edited by 1000words: Jan 19 2012, 10:09 AM

It might have been mentioned before on the thread, but I have serious problem with battery life and overheating on the top left of the back lid. Would like to know if anyone else is experiencing that? If it is a common problem, is there any solution for them?

It has started to become a nuisance to me. Hopefully experts out there could help out. Million thanks!!!

^what is your usage pattern? Everything is pointless unless you tell us how you use your phone.

Have you check your battery usage? I've had a bad one before and found out that facebook was hogging the cpu for whatever reason. Uninstalled and reinstalled, disable location and notification and this solved my problem. On the overheating, this only happen when I do browsing using mobile data/3g and not all the time. I believe this is normal since I've had the same thing on my 3GS.

Mine is AP set - it is not greyed out and even with all the cook roms ( ARHD, AOPK and bigxie ) , it remains unchanged

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Added on January 19, 2012, 10:59 ambe specific - what temperatures are you seeing. Install a simple app eg batterylife widget and monitor it
Operating temperatures with heavy usage eg browsing, gaming could range from 35 to 45 degree C : is perfectly normal
Yes you will feel the "heat" at the camera area. I find this phone is less hot compared to the SGS II and is quite comparable to the Galaxy Note


This post has been edited by benny888: Jan 19 2012, 10:59 AM