Never notice it in practice, but perhaps once in a while when using the S-pen.


baronic yes sir, no flame but providing an article link.

Mobile Odin is free. Pro is paid. You can get mobile Odin from XDA free.

Well, when there is nothing else to complain about, you nitpick

Since you are so free to nitpick, may I invite you to try the 401 ROM versions that I have compiled in the master list in post 7

I think due to this, it will be manageable. Have gone thru Note 2 cycle, can understand what to expect




Work out a plan, say, try 2 ROMs a day, and you will run thru the list in about 6 months (assuming you start with more current ROMs), just in time to get a Note 3 !!!

Then you won't have time to spot that Pink Note 2 user with the Pink VW Beetle? what a shame....

IIRC he doesn't care about JB ROMs, so I don't think you can. But you can use Xposed Framework or Simplistic to achieve similar or better results.

noobi3 alexng2208 antt00 can probably elaborate better.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 29 2013, 11:44 PM

I could suggest to buy a canister of CRC. Small canister costs about RM25. If you use it sparingly, should be able to last you 5 years at least. Damn good inert electronics cleaning fluid.

May be obtained at Pasar Road.

Correct word is "lint" I suppose? hehe.

New Toy:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/04/29/ne...ndroid-backups/

[New App] Nandroid Manager Gives Rooted Users Full Control Of Their Nandroid Backups
Posted by Cameron Summerson in Applications, News

If you're the ROM flashin' type, there's a good chance you have quite a few Nandroid backups floating around on your SD card. While those are undoubtedly handy to have around, they're really only good for one thing: restoring. But what if you only need one specific thing from said backup – like one app, a text message, or your call log? Then the process becomes much more complicated – you have to create a backup of the current setup, restore the old one, backup the needed info, and restore the backup you just made. Annoying.

Big bottle of CRC. My last big bottle lasted me about 10 years



Good for cleaning off electronic residue after soldering and other general electronic component cleaning work.

Quick System Info Pro? Or Android Tuner/System Tuner?

aspire2oo6 and any others who post works online (usually pics)

UK.Gov passes Instagram Act: All your pics belong to everyone now
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/04/29/err_act_landgrab/

Have you ever uploaded a photo to Facebook, Instagram or Flickr?

If so, you'll probably want to read this, because the rules on who can exploit your work have now changed radically, overnight.
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How so? Previously, and in most of the world today, ownership of your creation is automatic, and legally considered to be an individual's property. That's enshrined in the Berne Convention and other international treaties, where it's considered to be a basic human right. What this means in practice is that you can go after somebody who exploits it without your permission - even if pursuing them is cumbersome and expensive.

The UK coalition government's new law reverses this human right. When last year Instagram attempted to do something similar, it met a furious backlash. But the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act has sailed through without most amateurs or semi-professionals even realising the consequences.

The Act contains changes to UK copyright law which permit the commercial exploitation of images where information identifying the owner is missing, so-called "orphan works", by placing the work into what's known as "extended collective licensing" schemes. Since most digital images on the internet today are orphans - the metadata is missing or has been stripped by a large organisation - millions of photographs and illustrations are swept into such schemes.

For the first time anywhere in the world, the Act will permit the widespread commercial exploitation of unidentified work - the user only needs to perform a "diligent search". But since this is likely to come up with a blank, they can proceed with impunity. The Act states that a user of a work can act as if they are the owner of the work (which should be you) if they're given permission to do so by the Secretary of State.

The Act also fails to prohibit sub-licensing, meaning that once somebody has your work, they can wholesale it. This gives the green light to a new content-scraping industry, an industry that doesn't have to pay the originator a penny. Such is the consequence of "rebalancing copyright", in reality.
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So while the Twitterati and intelligentsia were ranting away about "Big Content", we've just lost the ability to sell our own content. In other words, you've just been royally f*cked. ®

This is interesting:

fleurdelis le dernier cri:

Galaxy Note 3 Picture Debunked. Samsung Apparently has 3 Prototypes of the Phablet
http://androidspin.com/2013/04/29/galaxy-n...of-the-phablet/

The image above, was reported by SamMobile that it was in fact the Galaxy Note 3. Apparently due to a comment someone left, it is not, so SamMobile did some research, and according to their insider, it is in fact not the Note 3. That device is codenamed ZOPO ZP950, another phabelt with mid-ranged specs. Also reported by their insider, is that Samsung has three different prototypes of the Galaxy Note 3 floating around. I guess they are having difficulties sticking with the same design.

So the three prototypes that are floating around, all have completely different designs. One has the same old Galaxy S design we have come use to seeing. Another, has a completely different design from the Galaxy S line we are use to seeing. And finally, there is one with a flexible display. Pretty much they have, boring, better, and fantastic. Seems to me that that if they want the new phablet as the “next big thing,’ they better go with a different design with that flexible display.

Specs of the Galaxy Note 3 have also been unearthed. The Note 3 will apparently be rocking a 5.99” Full HD display, Exynos 5410 Octa with the A15 processor clocked at 2.0 GHz, that will most likely be the international variant of the device. Us over here in the states will probably get the A7 processor at 1.7 GHz version, which still packs quite a punch.

So that is all the Galaxy Note 3 news from the weekend all rolled up into one ball of phablet goodness. We still are months away from IFA where the Note 3 is rumored to be unveiled. Let us know what you guess think of the specs and prototypes.

This news states that the pic is NOT REAL. The earlier ones said "could this be real?". And it also states here that the size is confirmed to be 5.99" ie 6". CPU, ok, expected, but 3Gb RAM would be sweet. Hopefully someone could hack on ChromeOS or full blown Ubuntu, but well Ubuntu can already run.

The form is still usable and u can input. Only the list is locked and needs yr gmail request to view it. Can't let the troll syiok sendiri seeing all his fake entries growing n growing.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 30 2013, 10:31 AM

BTW, a few dozen vs 2 score? 1 score = 20, 2 score = 40 ... few dozen would be, say 36 (ie 3 x 12), or in the case of Baker's dozen, 3x13 = 39 ?

Do it via the FORM
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1IPucjtnS1m...rrjUFgzMr9X752Q

The list shows entries from the form, you cannot edit the list

New Toy:

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/thre...-driver-issues/

Three All-in-One Solutions for Android Driver Issues

Did u finally get from mudah sellers or elsewhere?

U can.always make a nandroid and then try.

My speedtest sitting in an LTE enabled location (TTDI) but using N7100.