Worst case is a factory reset. Or clear Caches from the stock recovery.

Don't cover beauty la

Ooh yeah.,.... Navigation works in the new Maps !!!

Coz he's despicable?

Have u tried a reboot and/or remove the battery for 30 seconds?

*fearsome*

Yessssss alex should be buying us lunch all round

Very nice....I should give it a try as well I think, and rip off the built in SP of the Otterbox

What we can potentially expect with the Note 3, as evidenced by what is happening with the S4:

Samsung Galaxy S4 for Sprint gets updated with Knox and more
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-Gal...nd-more_id45054

.......The Knox security suite has been delayed, which has frustrated some enterprise users who had wanted to start using their Galaxy S4s with their companies' BYOD programs, so this update should be good news in that respect. The other major addition in the update is one that Google has been trying to kill off for quite a while now: apps to SD.

Galaxy S4 users will once again be able to move apps to their SD car, assuming the apps allow the option. The feature should help with the fact that Samsung's TouchWiz uses almost half of the internal storage of the 16GB S4, but it will still cause problems with apps that need to autostart or apps with widgets (which is why Google has killed the option in Jelly Bean after deprecating it for a while).

Additionally, the update adds a few smaller features like a Smart Pause toggle in the notification panel, a new setting to tweak text legibility, a briefing app, and an SPDclient app. Status bar transparency also now works with custom wallpapers.

According to the community at XDA, the update does also cause changes to the bootloader. There has been a Secure Boot Image added for use with Knox, but the bootloader itself still isn't locked and is still easily rooted.

It's 0.55mm ... the S-pen can be used up to approx 10mm away from the screen. Increased sensitivity brings that to about 15mm in some cases.

Awwhhh... good night now.

Hello good morning heheh some poor girl who seems a little naive... maybe she doesn't like the sound of names beginning with "z".

gwiyomiz I think you'd better say sorry to zoidbergfry and buy him a nice dinner.

I will say you are being extremely rude and ill mannered now. Zoidbergfry has done nothing to you and of course you don't expect some stranger to immediately respond to your pm. This is a public forum and you are not redeeming yourself. I read your work thread and if you persist you will hit a wall.


gin&tonic the roms after Jan this year have the sds issue remediated so I'm sure it's ok. Even xda does not have many reports of sds for note2.

He says she's a she...still doesn't excuse not apologising over simply calling you a pervert for no reason.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 11 2013, 09:43 AM

Then again every major brand including crapple has had problems like this.

Let's say about 5 out of 50 million. ...

I think she will fit in nicely at /r/gonewild with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi prosthetic. Maybe even interfaced to the Note2

Yesterday you also made a post without pic or link...what have you been up to eh?

Thanks but a little bit of a kludge. Nice find though.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 11 2013, 10:23 AM

*app* singular

Memory management apps are not necessary for android but will add this solution to post 16. Or is it post 15.. on mobile now.

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Yes I am seriously contemplating....although I spent a bit too much this month


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Anyway... some news, for those who preach cloudiness:

news.slashdot.org/story/13/07/10/1922201/how-drm-won

"In 2009, when Apple dropped the Digital Rights Management (DRM) restrictions from songs sold through the iTunes Store, it seemed like a huge victory for consumers, one that would usher in a more customer-friendly economy for digital media. But four years later, DRM is still alive and well — it just lives in the cloud now. Streaming media services are the ultimate form of copy protection — you never actually control the media files, which are encrypted before delivery, and your ability to access the content can be revoked if you disagree with updated terms of service; you're also subject to arbitrary changes in subscription prices. This should be a nightmare scenario to lovers of music, film, and television, but it's somehow being hailed by many as a technical revolution. Unfortunately, what's often being lost in the hype over the admittedly remarkable convenience of streaming media services is the simple fact that meaningfully relating to the creative arts as a fan or consumer depends on being able to access the material in the first place. In other words, where your media collection is stored (and can be remotely disabled at a whim) is not something to be taken lightly. In this essay, developer Vijith Assar talks about how the popularity of streaming content could result in a future that isn't all that great. 'Ultimately, regardless of the delivery mechanism, the question is not one of streaming versus downloads,' he writes. 'It's about whether you want to have your own media library or request access to somebody else's. Be careful.'"

Link in the writeup to the main topic:
http://slashdot.org/topic/cloud/how-drm-won/

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Recommend that you learn to backup and restore your own stuff.

Makes your device look like Asimo. Maybe you now have a fetish for robots? Robot minions?

He doesn't have a 1st class honors and CGPA 4.0. He reads source code for fun. And I recall MOV AX,21h can reboot your PC.

Per what noobi3 says, people have a life. All help here is voluntary. As uncle PeeEl said, pro bono is a good thing in general. Stop calling him a pervert, you don't even know him.

Maybe you're like this....



If he's writing his own OS, then the concept of "rooting" is redundant to him, since he would have full access to all hardware functions already.

Pray enlighten us on your embedded device programming experience and how it is done, as I too am curious.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 11 2013, 02:30 PM