didn't spam refresh since yesterday evening til now, so if there's anything directed at me, sorry i'm too lazy to browse 107 new posts lol. only saw one from joytest regarding ios7 icons, i don't know if i can do it, but what i know is i won't even if i can haha.

This post has been edited by hooh888: Jun 14 2013, 09:30 AM

TW Based rom eg DualN@te , Swift , Wanam ...... Paired with Persues kernel and that will give u good battery saving rom

Running omega v16 and Persues kernel currently. Just flashed last night. So far so good. Battery life looks amazing.

This post has been edited by EdwinCodec: Jun 14 2013, 10:40 AM

what i got from Wanamlite v3.7 + Perseus alpha36






is it good or not..?

any bug of sungsonic rom u using? i used it but it getting more bugs and force close especially in stock apps

i used moonrom, sincerely the battry drained .. then i used greenify to prevent it =)

I'm running this combo atm and if you set sync to on every two hours, you should get at least five hours of sot easily.

cool, joytest is gonna come here and say something like "please submit the survey form in my siggy if you haven't done so already" lololol.

mikecmy used it.

I'm so predictable. ...

The survey was made in response to some requests a few months back. I had a long think about it and that's where it began. Its purpose is to help all of us get the aggregate view instead of individual anecdotal descriptions.

Statistics is only meaningful whe there is sufficient data to crunch that is why I appeal to all of you for your submissions to help all of us.

Thank you.

And for that we should be thanking you instead, not the other way around lol.

Anything 4 to 4.5 is considered normal. 3 - 3.5 is poor. 5 or more is good.

Please enter your submission in the survey

should i hahaha you instead?

thx joytest
already submitted..

Thanks.

Looking at a few of the submissions made me think:

Some submitted AOSP ROMs but selected "Stock Rooted" for kernel. I don't think that is possible unless referring to the default kernel that comes with the AOSP ROM.

antt00 and others, can shed light on this? I thought "Stock Rooted" will only mean TW kernels and not AOSP/CM.

Do Sentinel, Avatar come with their own default kernels?

I wouldn't want "Stock Rooted" to be ambiguous.

sentinel rom does come with stock but optimized kernel by the cook.

Some news:

Anandtech chimes in on the other stylus company, N-Trig:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7070/ntrig-d...-needs-a-stylus

.....the last paragraph:
Regardless of which stylus vendor you might feel is better, however, we do like seeing competition as it forces companies to innovate and improve rather than resting on their laurels. Imagine where Intel would be without the likes of AMD, ARM, Cyrix, MIPS, etc. over the years; or where Windows would be if we had no Mac OS/OS X, Android, Linux, etc. Wacom feels more like the reigning heavyweight champion, with plenty of device wins including the recent Microsoft Surface Pro. In contrast, N-trig has noteworthy wins with the Sony VAIO Duo 11/13, and hopefully they can get more Tier 1 designs with G4 hardware going forward. The simple fact that Microsoft and Sony are choosing to include a stylus, plus other devices like the Galaxy Note and HP Slate, suggests that contrary to Steve Jobs’ bold claim, the days of the stylus are not coming to a close with the advent of capacitive touch. If N-trig (and Wacom) have anything to say about it, we’re only just starting to see the proliferation of inexpensive, quality devices with stylus support


Aaaaanddd the comments:

nagi603 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - link
As someone who is a "copious note taker" (from Uni notes to work and side-projects) for at least 5-6 years and a former IT magazine reviewer... Wacom was still way better for me.

First and foremost, their pen is passive, which is a very big plus for me. No need to ever bother with supercapacitors, batteries or the quite large weight added by them. Second, precision. At least in the past, N-trig wasn't nearly as precise. I've tried it last with the Lenovo business android tablet, and it wasn't very good. On the other hand, the Galaxy Note's Wacom-based solution didin't have that many issues. (Apart from the size and the zero configurability, which, after using it on a win7 tablet was a big no-go.)


CrazyElf - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - link
Yeah same - the Wacom pens worked better for me as well.

I knew someone who works as a professional illustrator and he seems to swear by them. The Galaxy Note are generally more limited than the Bamboo or Intuos series by Wacom - maybe a reflection of their size. Note 2 saw some pretty big S-Pen upgrades, although not quite on par of course with the full sized tablets by Wacom.


cbf - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - link
As a Sony Vaio Duo 11 owner, I second nagi603's comments on the superiority of Wacom. I have compared N-trig on the Sony again Wacom digitizers on various machines (Surface Pro, Samsung Viva 700t, some older Lenovo X200t tablets), and Wacom is clearly superior to N-trig, in three major ways:

1. Wacom is passive vs. Sony's active. Pen is lighter, easier to handle, doesn't have a battery to run out -- and easier to store! (The Vaio Duo 11 has no place to store it's largish pen!) And then of course there's the price difference between the $45 N-trig pen vs. Wacom's piece of plastic.

2. Pressure sensitivity -- far better on Wacom. It's not just Wacom's 1024 levels vs. N-trig's 246. A light stroke on my N-Trig doesn't register at all, whereas the lightest of strokes (not even touching) registers on Wacom. If the Duo 2 pen improves this on for N-trig, I'll probably buy it, but I find it hard to believe they can achieve real parity with Wacom here.

3. DRIVERS! N-trig still doesn't support the WinTAB drivers necessary to support pressure sensitivity in Adobe (and some other) applications. Adobe's not going to fix this -- N-trig has to. (And by my reading the patents that might have prevented this in the past should have expired in the last year or two.)

If you guys want to send me a Duo 2 stylus, I'd be happy to write a review of it, that I think would be more meaningful than this one.

The benchmark score of sungsonic is horrible.
Got an average of 3.5k in quadrant. Immediately swap back to hawkish

Im still on moon rom v7 now. Performance not so good. TW is soooo laggy. Scrolling smoothness is very bad (a pause when scrolling up or down..about a second?). Opening an app takes time. Overall im not liking it.

Hi everybody, i want to increase my internal storage.. and here are 3 methods..As known, the common problem for note 2 is easily to corrupt even used class 10 memory card..so, which one is better to prevent our micro sd card from being corrupted on note 2?

1) swap the memory card
2) using application 'Directory Bind'
3) using application 'Link2sd'

If u have another methods, Let's share and discuss your oppinions here