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[youngtriz]

picked up the GS2 for me and the wifey ( im really tired of playing the phone waiting game )... $200 at bestbuy online order only... then i get a email saying that its on back order

.... gotta wait til the 24th - 27th....

 

[whyhellothere]

[h1][/h1]

[h1]Asus Shows Off Quad Core-powered Eee Pad Transformer[/h1]
8:00 PM - October 20, 2011 - By Jane McEntegart -
Source : PCWorld

http://3

Feast your eyes on Asus' new EeePad Transformer.

(Credit: Asa Mathat/AllThingsD.com)

Google and Samsung used the AsiaD: All Things Digital conference to launch the Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. As a result, there's been an awful lot of Android talk, along with plenty of discussions on the smartphone market and the tablet industry. Keeping things on track, Asus boss Jonney Shih did some Android talk of his own, unveiling the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, a next generation model of the company's Eee Pad Transformer running Google's Android OS.

Set to launch next month, the Eee Pad Transformer Prime will pack a quad-core Nvidia Kal-El processor, as well as a 10-inch display and support for mini HDMI and USB. Of course, just like its older brother, the original Transformer, the Transformer Prime will have an optional keyboard dock that will turn this tablet into a full notebook. Asus claims that when docked, this baby will have an incredibly 16.5-hour battery life.

It's not yet clear if the tablet will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich or Honeycomb when it launches on November 9. Either way, we imagine the Transformer Prime and ICS would be a killer combination. Check out the teaser video Asus recently shared via Facebook:

Link

quads eh

 

[whyhellothere]

[h1][/h1]

[h1]Asus Shows Off Quad Core-powered Eee Pad Transformer[/h1]
8:00 PM - October 20, 2011 - By Jane McEntegart -
Source : PCWorld

http://3

Feast your eyes on Asus' new EeePad Transformer.

(Credit: Asa Mathat/AllThingsD.com)

Google and Samsung used the AsiaD: All Things Digital conference to launch the Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. As a result, there's been an awful lot of Android talk, along with plenty of discussions on the smartphone market and the tablet industry. Keeping things on track, Asus boss Jonney Shih did some Android talk of his own, unveiling the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, a next generation model of the company's Eee Pad Transformer running Google's Android OS.

Set to launch next month, the Eee Pad Transformer Prime will pack a quad-core Nvidia Kal-El processor, as well as a 10-inch display and support for mini HDMI and USB. Of course, just like its older brother, the original Transformer, the Transformer Prime will have an optional keyboard dock that will turn this tablet into a full notebook. Asus claims that when docked, this baby will have an incredibly 16.5-hour battery life.

It's not yet clear if the tablet will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich or Honeycomb when it launches on November 9. Either way, we imagine the Transformer Prime and ICS would be a killer combination. Check out the teaser video Asus recently shared via Facebook:

Link

quads eh

 

[beh235]

Can anyone help me? Not sure if posted in here but I have a Samsung Vibrant from Tmobile and I'm having trouble updating it to the 2.3 version. If anyone has done this, can you please send me a PM giving me instructions on how to do so. I've been having driver issues with the samsung kies program. I want to upgrade it and not ruin my phone. Thanks!

P.S. I looked around and I'm thinking about rooting my phone. I'm a newb at it and I was wondering, should I do it? Is it worth it for me? I wouldn't mind the customizations, but I need some guidance. I just don't want to ruin my phone trying it.

 

[beh235]

Can anyone help me? Not sure if posted in here but I have a Samsung Vibrant from Tmobile and I'm having trouble updating it to the 2.3 version. If anyone has done this, can you please send me a PM giving me instructions on how to do so. I've been having driver issues with the samsung kies program. I want to upgrade it and not ruin my phone. Thanks!

P.S. I looked around and I'm thinking about rooting my phone. I'm a newb at it and I was wondering, should I do it? Is it worth it for me? I wouldn't mind the customizations, but I need some guidance. I just don't want to ruin my phone trying it.

 

[chris82790]

Originally Posted by whyhellothere


[h1][/h1]

[h1]Asus Shows Off Quad Core-powered Eee Pad Transformer[/h1]
8:00 PM - October 20, 2011 - By Jane McEntegart -
Source : PCWorld

http://3

Feast your eyes on Asus' new EeePad Transformer.

(Credit: Asa Mathat/AllThingsD.com)

Google and Samsung used the AsiaD: All Things Digital conference to launch the Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. As a result, there's been an awful lot of Android talk, along with plenty of discussions on the smartphone market and the tablet industry. Keeping things on track, Asus boss Jonney Shih did some Android talk of his own, unveiling the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, a next generation model of the company's Eee Pad Transformer running Google's Android OS.

Set to launch next month, the Eee Pad Transformer Prime will pack a quad-core Nvidia Kal-El processor, as well as a 10-inch display and support for mini HDMI and USB. Of course, just like its older brother, the original Transformer, the Transformer Prime will have an optional keyboard dock that will turn this tablet into a full notebook. Asus claims that when docked, this baby will have an incredibly 16.5-hour battery life.

It's not yet clear if the tablet will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich or Honeycomb when it launches on November 9. Either way, we imagine the Transformer Prime and ICS would be a killer combination. Check out the teaser video Asus recently shared via Facebook:

Link

quads eh

I was thinking about getting the original transformer since prices have dropped a little but now I might have to wait.

Also I wasn't really a fan of the copper color on the transformer and this one looks even thinner with a black chrome type color.

 

[chris82790]

Originally Posted by whyhellothere


[h1][/h1]

[h1]Asus Shows Off Quad Core-powered Eee Pad Transformer[/h1]
8:00 PM - October 20, 2011 - By Jane McEntegart -
Source : PCWorld

http://3

Feast your eyes on Asus' new EeePad Transformer.

(Credit: Asa Mathat/AllThingsD.com)

Google and Samsung used the AsiaD: All Things Digital conference to launch the Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. As a result, there's been an awful lot of Android talk, along with plenty of discussions on the smartphone market and the tablet industry. Keeping things on track, Asus boss Jonney Shih did some Android talk of his own, unveiling the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, a next generation model of the company's Eee Pad Transformer running Google's Android OS.

Set to launch next month, the Eee Pad Transformer Prime will pack a quad-core Nvidia Kal-El processor, as well as a 10-inch display and support for mini HDMI and USB. Of course, just like its older brother, the original Transformer, the Transformer Prime will have an optional keyboard dock that will turn this tablet into a full notebook. Asus claims that when docked, this baby will have an incredibly 16.5-hour battery life.

It's not yet clear if the tablet will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich or Honeycomb when it launches on November 9. Either way, we imagine the Transformer Prime and ICS would be a killer combination. Check out the teaser video Asus recently shared via Facebook:

Link

quads eh

I was thinking about getting the original transformer since prices have dropped a little but now I might have to wait.

Also I wasn't really a fan of the copper color on the transformer and this one looks even thinner with a black chrome type color.

 

[cyber smoke]

[h2]

[h2][/h2]

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Will See a Sprint
Releasehttp://phandroid.com/2011/10/21/samsung-galaxy-nexus-will-see-a-sprint-release/[/h2]

by Kevin Krause on October 21st, 2011 at 2:53 pm

http://phandroid.com/2011/10/21/samsung-galaxy-nexus-will-see-a-sprint-release/

​

Verizon is pretty much a lock for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and it’s a safe
bet that AT&T and T-Mobile could also receive the handset. But what about
Sprint? With no WiMAX version announced and Sprint’s LTE plans not quite ironed
out, most though the carrier had a slim chance of getting a piece of the next
Nexus. But that doesn’t seem to be the case, according to a purchase order
handed over to our pals at BriefMobile. This lines up with what we have heard
from our own Sprint insiders stating that the Galaxy Nexus is already entered
into their computer systems.


Details are absent on when the Galaxy Nexus (here still listed as the Nexus
Prime) will land on Sprint and how much it will cost, but the same goes for all
US carriers. It is also unclear exactly which version of the handset the Now
Network will receive. Does this change any plans for folks ready to jump the
Sprint ship for a chance to get a cool serving of Ice Cream Sandwich?


[via
BriefMobile]




Sprint will be getting the Galaxy Nexus looks like it'll be called the Nexus Prime

 

[cyber smoke]

[h2]

[h2][/h2]

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Will See a Sprint
Releasehttp://phandroid.com/2011/10/21/samsung-galaxy-nexus-will-see-a-sprint-release/[/h2]

by Kevin Krause on October 21st, 2011 at 2:53 pm

http://phandroid.com/2011/10/21/samsung-galaxy-nexus-will-see-a-sprint-release/

​

Verizon is pretty much a lock for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and it’s a safe
bet that AT&T and T-Mobile could also receive the handset. But what about
Sprint? With no WiMAX version announced and Sprint’s LTE plans not quite ironed
out, most though the carrier had a slim chance of getting a piece of the next
Nexus. But that doesn’t seem to be the case, according to a purchase order
handed over to our pals at BriefMobile. This lines up with what we have heard
from our own Sprint insiders stating that the Galaxy Nexus is already entered
into their computer systems.


Details are absent on when the Galaxy Nexus (here still listed as the Nexus
Prime) will land on Sprint and how much it will cost, but the same goes for all
US carriers. It is also unclear exactly which version of the handset the Now
Network will receive. Does this change any plans for folks ready to jump the
Sprint ship for a chance to get a cool serving of Ice Cream Sandwich?


[via
BriefMobile]




Sprint will be getting the Galaxy Nexus looks like it'll be called the Nexus Prime

 

[ii flash ii]

Originally Posted by YoungTriz

picked up the GS2 for me and the wifey ( im really tired of playing the phone waiting game )... $200 at bestbuy online order only... then i get a email saying that its on back order

.... gotta wait til the 24th - 27th....

Its worth the wait... Me and you were on the same boat with the mt3g, I remember you even telling me to wait it for something better came along and I did... The phone is really fast, not as big as I thought it was going to be... Plus, root just came out for it so that makes everything even better... Get rid of all the *%!% tmobile puts on there...

 

[ii flash ii]

Originally Posted by YoungTriz

picked up the GS2 for me and the wifey ( im really tired of playing the phone waiting game )... $200 at bestbuy online order only... then i get a email saying that its on back order

.... gotta wait til the 24th - 27th....

Its worth the wait... Me and you were on the same boat with the mt3g, I remember you even telling me to wait it for something better came along and I did... The phone is really fast, not as big as I thought it was going to be... Plus, root just came out for it so that makes everything even better... Get rid of all the *%!% tmobile puts on there...

 

[pacmagic2002]

Originally Posted by YoungTriz

picked up the GS2 for me and the wifey ( im really tired of playing the phone waiting game )... $200 at bestbuy online order only... then i get a email saying that its on back order

.... gotta wait til the 24th - 27th....

why not wirefly?  its $150 on there.

 

[pacmagic2002]

Originally Posted by YoungTriz

picked up the GS2 for me and the wifey ( im really tired of playing the phone waiting game )... $200 at bestbuy online order only... then i get a email saying that its on back order

.... gotta wait til the 24th - 27th....

why not wirefly?  its $150 on there.

 

[ii flash ii]

Anyone rocking with adfree? I just downloaded it, is it worth it? Do I have to tweak it in order for it to work at its best?

 

[ii flash ii]

Anyone rocking with adfree? I just downloaded it, is it worth it? Do I have to tweak it in order for it to work at its best?

 

[ilike turtles]

what are the best free music player apps on the Andriod Market?? looking to get the Droid Incredible 2 soon but I heard the stock music player is kinda weak

 

[ilike turtles]

what are the best free music player apps on the Andriod Market?? looking to get the Droid Incredible 2 soon but I heard the stock music player is kinda weak

 

[redbrim]

Originally Posted by iLike Turtles

what are the best free music player apps on the Andriod Market?? looking to get the Droid Incredible 2 soon but I heard the stock music player is kinda weak

I use UberMusic because it's just too damn SEXY.

But for free, before I paid for UM, I used between PowerAMP & 3.






Peace

 

[redbrim]

Originally Posted by iLike Turtles

what are the best free music player apps on the Andriod Market?? looking to get the Droid Incredible 2 soon but I heard the stock music player is kinda weak

I use UberMusic because it's just too damn SEXY.

But for free, before I paid for UM, I used between PowerAMP & 3.






Peace

 

[cornzilla]

Looks like the Galaxy Nexus is definitely coming to Verizon
Link

 

[cornzilla]

Looks like the Galaxy Nexus is definitely coming to Verizon
Link

 

[sole searchin]

Hi, I recently jumped ship from the iPhone 4 to the galaxy S2 and so far I am liking it. I really do not know what or how to do a root but I would want to to get the full potential out of my phone (esp if it is as easy as jailbreaking was). I also was wondering where I can find different ROM's (from what I understand those are the interfaces) and which is best for speed, battery life, etc.

As of now, i haven't done any mods to the phone except for apps through the marketplace. Any suggestions (I cannot do a root as of now because I have a mac and do not have access to a PC at the moment)? How easy is the root for a beginner?

Also, the one thing I miss from the iPhone and frankly any other phone (BB, etc.) is the threading on my call logs (same number, multiple calls, show up once and you press it to show all the times of calls) and how when I push phone on the other phones it would show up in Call Log and not in the actual numbers tab because, frankly many people do not use that as much anymore.

Is there a work around that for those two concerns at the moment if I do not root? If not, is there a work around if I do root?

Thanks for helping a newbie out.

 

[sole searchin]

Hi, I recently jumped ship from the iPhone 4 to the galaxy S2 and so far I am liking it. I really do not know what or how to do a root but I would want to to get the full potential out of my phone (esp if it is as easy as jailbreaking was). I also was wondering where I can find different ROM's (from what I understand those are the interfaces) and which is best for speed, battery life, etc.

As of now, i haven't done any mods to the phone except for apps through the marketplace. Any suggestions (I cannot do a root as of now because I have a mac and do not have access to a PC at the moment)? How easy is the root for a beginner?

Also, the one thing I miss from the iPhone and frankly any other phone (BB, etc.) is the threading on my call logs (same number, multiple calls, show up once and you press it to show all the times of calls) and how when I push phone on the other phones it would show up in Call Log and not in the actual numbers tab because, frankly many people do not use that as much anymore.

Is there a work around that for those two concerns at the moment if I do not root? If not, is there a work around if I do root?

Thanks for helping a newbie out.

 

[ii flash ii]

Originally Posted by sole searchin

Hi, I recently jumped ship from the iPhone 4 to the galaxy S2 and so far I am liking it. I really do not know what or how to do a root but I would want to to get the full potential out of my phone (esp if it is as easy as jailbreaking was). I also was wondering where I can find different ROM's (from what I understand those are the interfaces) and which is best for speed, battery life, etc.

As of now, i haven't done any mods to the phone except for apps through the marketplace. Any suggestions (I cannot do a root as of now because I have a mac and do not have access to a PC at the moment)? How easy is the root for a beginner?

Also, the one thing I miss from the iPhone and frankly any other phone (BB, etc.) is the threading on my call logs (same number, multiple calls, show up once and you press it to show all the times of calls) and how when I push phone on the other phones it would show up in Call Log and not in the actual numbers tab because, frankly many people do not use that as much anymore.

Is there a work around that for those two concerns at the moment if I do not root? If not, is there a work around if I do root?

Thanks for helping a newbie out.

http://forum.xda-develope.../forumdisplay.php?f=1301

Assuming you had the iphone 4 and you still have att, this is all you need right here... You go to android development and they have a sticky to root and then multiple threads on roms... Rooting can be a little confusing at first, but once you root flashing roms is real easy...

Grouped call on your log is something I havent seen... I tried looking myself but couldnt come across anything

 

[ii flash ii]

Originally Posted by sole searchin

Hi, I recently jumped ship from the iPhone 4 to the galaxy S2 and so far I am liking it. I really do not know what or how to do a root but I would want to to get the full potential out of my phone (esp if it is as easy as jailbreaking was). I also was wondering where I can find different ROM's (from what I understand those are the interfaces) and which is best for speed, battery life, etc.

As of now, i haven't done any mods to the phone except for apps through the marketplace. Any suggestions (I cannot do a root as of now because I have a mac and do not have access to a PC at the moment)? How easy is the root for a beginner?

Also, the one thing I miss from the iPhone and frankly any other phone (BB, etc.) is the threading on my call logs (same number, multiple calls, show up once and you press it to show all the times of calls) and how when I push phone on the other phones it would show up in Call Log and not in the actual numbers tab because, frankly many people do not use that as much anymore.

Is there a work around that for those two concerns at the moment if I do not root? If not, is there a work around if I do root?

Thanks for helping a newbie out.

http://forum.xda-develope.../forumdisplay.php?f=1301

Assuming you had the iphone 4 and you still have att, this is all you need right here... You go to android development and they have a sticky to root and then multiple threads on roms... Rooting can be a little confusing at first, but once you root flashing roms is real easy...

Grouped call on your log is something I havent seen... I tried looking myself but couldnt come across anything