Some naughty app. Did you download some China media app ? Worst case perform a reset.

Are you going to leave it on your dropbox? Shall I pin it?

Another forumer kimmo and jcckok may be able to help. Their names are on the N7105 list.

This could be useful to some:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2251245
Thread for replacement parts

SMALL ANNOUNCEMENT

I finished consolidating 55 ROMs as per the main index from XDA sunny2303's thread, and made a spreadsheet containing EVERY VERSION and RELEASE DATE.

A total of 400 versions were logged over about 3 full days of work.

I needed to do this first otherwise I would not be able to obtain stacked data for the new survey.

So for all flashoholics, you can spend more than 1 full year flashing a ROM of choice if you so choose.

If you are interested, look here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key...dvWE9saUE#gid=7
under the ROMs tab.

Haha coz Google+ needed a real name ..... so ....

You can use the list as a checklist, and tick off or plan your flashing activities

Ok, added link to the master ROM list in post 7 under 4. Getting ROMs

For all flashoholics, and would be flashoholics

Master ROM list, listing versions and release dates

Thank you for all the compliments. I love my job, I love my carefully chosen devices, I love my hobby hopefully my wife doesn't feel less loved

My work requires me to have information dashboards for myself and my bosses....so....

BTW for those with XDA accounts, do me a small favor and give a "Thanks" on my XDA thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232765

See the owner list in post 4. reventon is a recent N7105 owner.

Don't miss s-note, since it is tied to the TW framework. Use Handy Note or any of the other good paid handwriting apps so you can port your data. Portability of your data should be a VERY important consideration otherwise you end up in the same walled garden situation as a famous fruit-logoed company.

LTE or 3g? anyway if you are a new owner, welcome and add yourself via the form in post 4.

Read page 1.

Nice and inspirational sig. Who posted that? I beieve though the "war" was started by some fruit logoed company due to its peddling of snob appeal. Numquam crapple.

Yes.

Vlc team writes their own codecs to be independent of the Windows DirectX layer so they probably ported it nicely to android. Mxplayer ran into some codec licensing issues for mkv or rmvb I can't recall. Looks like vlc is a good bet.
Will add to apps section.

Have you seen the master list in post 7

lily flower .... male? female? hehe a little eccentricity can be lots of fun.

Still, the link ne pas le dernier cri.

Shall I start a GN3 topic as a prep topic ? The announcement is still about 4.5 - 5 months away.

Shouldn't it be "la femme" ? Though my Francais is extremely rusty. To stay in the spirit of the Note 2 topic, did you get a La Fleur Note 2? haha.

So will you get a Note 3 then? I think Note 2 is actually a lot more future proof (until it dies) than Note 1, since Note 1 was the first gen of the A9 family, which has its limitations.

Crapple ....

Tim Cook: "Sed et si ambulavero in valle mortis non timebo malum" .... hahahahaha

http://bgr.com/2013/04/25/apple-phablet-an...s-nokia-464168/
Chilling deja vu as Apple starts to echo Nokia circa 2007

For those who followed Nokia closely in the past decade, some of Tim Cook’s comments are starting to trigger a weird sense of dislocation. “Our competitors have made some significant tradeoffs in many of these areas to ship a larger display. We would not ship a larger display iPhone while these tradeoffs exist.” Is this Apple’s CEO in 2013 or Nokia’s CEO in 2007? The strongest parallel is in the weird way both companies started fighting the consumer preference for larger displays at the peak of their profitability… and then dug in as margins began eroding rapidly.

Apple’s gross margins peaked in early 2012, just when Samsung’s Galaxy Note concept of a smartphone equipped with a jumbo-sized display was taking off. It soon bred a litter of copycats. By early 2013, the iPhone’s average sales price and margins were dropping fast as many premium buyers flocked to models with 4.5- to 6-inch screens. Apple grudgingly expanded the iPhone screen size to 4 inches last fall, probably one to two years after it should have made the move. But larger phablets are already likely to make up more than 15% of smartphone market in 2013.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 29 2013, 11:09 PM