Hey anyone know is there a way to enable text reflow on the galaxy nexus? Any ROMs that have it enabled for the stock browser?

Text reflow is the function where the text in a webpage rearranges itself to be read in one column when zoomed in.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Jan 17 2012, 07:33 PM

The fit to page text size is not big enough. It affects other browsers like Dolphin browser that depends on the ROM to perform text reflow... Too used to CM7 already... Don't like reading webpages ala iPhone where you have to scroll in 4 directions (up, down, left, right) to read the page, where with text reflow you only need to scroll in 2 (up and down).

Hrmm.. Just wondering, is anyone getting random signal loss? I'm on AOKP build 17 and from time to time it just looses signal. I know coz I set an LED notification for when signal is lost.

XXKK1. It's baseband related?

Flashed XXKK6 using the Toolkit. Will observe. Thanks for the tip.

Wow. Didn't think flashing KK6 would make so much difference!

Maxis. But I reckon is 4.0.3 not playing nice with KK1.

^interesting. Thanks for the link. I assume bootloader isn't that much of a problem as far as compatibility is concerned?

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

Unless you have an app to decode or access the memory blocks of your IC or TnG card, you will only see that it detects memory blocks, but cannot display information from it. The info are encoded. There're many NFC apps in Market to play around.

Just check under Settings -> About phone -> Status -> Mobile network type. If HSDPA then is 3G. AFAIK the 3G icon only appears when data is transmitted?

More info: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380357

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Jan 21 2012, 10:17 AM

^frankly that skin is fugly...

Apple ran out of ideas. The ICS lockscreen doesn't even have a 'predetermined path of unlock'.

lol seriously the unessential chat has to stop. Making the thread progress unnecessarily fast. It doesn't prove anything by racing thread numbers.

Battery life improving by Day 5. Can tahan 12 hours no problem now.

It's asking you to pick one account to associate your calender events to. it's intentional because some people use different account for different Google services.

If it says signed it, means you clicked on 'new account'. Should click 'existing account'.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Jan 22 2012, 05:48 PM

Some firework shots using the Nexus.

From the process of taking those shots, I realise that the lack of focus modes is a bane. Shots like these are the best time to use infinity mode. But no, the camera must always focus before shooting. Had to pre-focus every time then only take a shot. Not very efficient when taking shots like this.

Also need ISO settings. I'm guessing the ISO settings being hidden from the user is to maintain the zero shutter lag reputation, but then, at least should give the user the option to forgo the zero shutter lag in return for more control.

Maybe I need to hunt for a camera app that offers more manual controls. But then, all of them are kinda sucky... Hopefully the CyanogenMod team has someone who's interested in cameras and can implement manual controls for the camera. It's a Nexus afterall, so I'm guessing it's only a matter of someone picking up the idea and making it come true.

Note: I'm in no way bashing the camera sensor quality. I'm way past that.

It's a feature in ICS. If you have a password or face unlock enabled, the notification bar cannot be dragged open.

should be 2. If not sure you can reboot your phone into Android and check under Settings -> About Phone.

I'd say the heat shouldn't really be an issue to the operation of the phone. Unless someone gets a warning from the phone about the heat, I'd say it's a discomfort brought on by the thinness of the phone, and that's it.

No, not really.

To confirm if your phone is recognised by the toolkit, you should be able to see the folloing:

When connected to toolkit while booted into Fastboot/bootloader:


When connected to toolkit while booted into Android:


If the serial number is not displayed, then nothing will be performed on the phone since the toolkit cannot communicate to the phone in the first place.

When the serial number displays as shown, means the drivers were properly installed.

EDIT: I have no idea why the first image isn't showing, but it's the same as the 2nd image, just that the serial number appears under 'fastboot mode'.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Jan 26 2012, 10:52 AM