Thanks !! Tethering does use more juice. 5hrs is good.

If you are using TWRP there is an option for you to select your external SDCard. I think all the recent recoveries have this option.

Come on Nokia......make an Android N8 or PV808, plus a stylus....we'll all jump ship.....

http://androidheadlines.com/2013/07/tech-t...-next-year.html

I don't know if ROM Manager works well with TWRP, and I don't use it myself. Get Mobile Odin and flash with it, that's the easiest way.

Get into download mode and reflash stock rom first. Or one of the prerooted stock roms. Then install Mobile Odin, and use that to flash the Odin version of TWRP or CWM.

Can't it run on a notebook? Asuna-san, meaning his sig pic?

Useful article for noobs

Back to Basics: Processors explained
http://www.androidauthority.com/processors-explained-238370/

A quick overview without too much technical detail, like telling you there's the Honda Accord, Civic and CR-V

Some chicks dig techie stuff. I think the xperia tablet z thread has a female engineer that deals with pipes...perhaps oil pipes

Lady Ada Lovelace and Admiral Grace Hooper are 2 legendary chick uber geeks...

You must also believe all the stuff that every politician posts on their FB and Twitter accounts!!!!! It is all for the good of the rakyat!!!!!

Some articles have described the care and feeding of lithium batteries so they remain strong and healthy with no ion loss. It is also a technical limitation of such batteries that they cannot drop beliw a certain voltage thru over discharge. So yeah top yr batteries off when they hit 10% I guess is good practice unless you want to show how long you can last

Where did u get the notion that I concurred with you? As to your stalking I think u are still actively doing so but luckily antt00 is no longer under duress. I guess it's true people can get used to anything. ...

Get off your lazy arse and go googling for themes or follow muctabucta's instructions and make yr own, showing all yr favorite body parts.

Bask has a positive connotation. Perhaps meditate is a better word since u can meditate positively or negatively. Or maybe "recluse myself" ? Or sequester?

Shocking pink??? Where's the macho-ness in that?

hooh888

Sundays you ok? Lunch? Alex Sunday in Subang SS15?

noobi3 ? Anyone else for BKT?

Be careful how you connect your device/PC:

IT bloke inadvertently broadcasts smut on vast public screen
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/07/04/jilin_outrage/

Nice read of the comments for wisdom.

muctabucta it is good for contemplation and something to do while you bask.


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More news:

Researchers make telescopic contact lens capable of 2.8x zoom
http://www.slashgear.com/researchers-make-...-zoom-04289012/

alexng2208 the better for you to stalk with .......

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 4 2013, 05:47 PM

You never know if Samsung just wants to one-up Sony and HTC.

More RAM is ALWAYS a good thing for computers. It's a computer, NOT a phone

Phone probably just needs 64k SRAM for contact storage....like Nokia 3310

Ok you can post at 5%

It's not exactly like that. 2012 2Gb is due to the process miniaturization they could cram with 2Gb on the SoC. This year they can actually cram 4Gb due to further miniaturization, but all the ARM SoCs are still 32 bit. If it's not SoC we could have RAM slots like notebooks.

32bit CPUs can only effectively address 4Gb but there is some reserved memory that cannot be used, so I suspect that is why they will cap it at 3Gb. Technically though, I remember seeing the spec sheet for A15 saying they can address 1TB of RAM, however nobody is going to do it due to economics.

4Gb and above will come when we get 64bit CPUs.

IMPORTANT NEWS:

Android flaw allows hackers to surreptitiously modify apps
Vulnerability could allow attackers to gain full control of handsets.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/07/an...ly-modify-apps/

Researchers said they've uncovered a security vulnerability that could allow attackers to take full control of smartphones running Google's Android mobile operating system.

The weakness involves the way legitimate Android applications are cryptographically signed to ensure they haven't been modified by parties other than the trusted developer, according to a blog post published Wednesday by researchers from mobile security startup Bluebox. The flaw has existed since at least the release of Android 1.6 almost four years ago. Hackers who exploit the vulnerability can modify app code to include backdoors, keyloggers, or other malicious functionality without changing the verification signature.

Malicious apps that exploit the vulnerability would enjoy the same system privileges as the legitimate one. That access could be especially dangerous if the app that's modified originated with the handset manufacturer or third parties that partner with the manufacturer, Wednesday's blog post said. That's because such apps are typically granted elevated privileges within the Android OS.
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Do not install cracked or pirated apps. You do not know how the cracked APK has been modified. Do not install apps that need more permissions than necessary.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 4 2013, 07:34 PM

Great !!!! ok posting.

21	2013-07-04	Added link to article on SEVERE ANDROID VULNERABILITY	15	Watchlist
20	2013-07-04	Added link to Android Authority article on descriptions of mobile CPUs	12	Tutorials
19	2013-07-04	Added homescreen and posts by muctabucta on how to creak a theme	13	Theme Tutorials

Added both fylon's and colonel cabuk's records to post 11.

Err .... that's stretching it a bit, but potentially true to those who are truly paranoid......

Less than700. May I ask were u using a casing?