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For anyone else with the ATT GSII they got AOKP 4.0, MIUI V4 and Samsung 4.0 ROM's working perfectly
and that GSIII
and that GSIII
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The GSII is still the most powerful phone on the market right now. That damn thing is a beast. If I had a GSII the only way ill upgrade to the GSIII is if it comes with the Exynos 5250
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The GSII is still the most powerful phone on the market right now. That damn thing is a beast. If I had a GSII the only way ill upgrade to the GSIII is if it comes with the Exynos 5250
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[h2]http://androidandme.com/2012/03/news/a-closer-look-at-samsungs-killer-2-ghz-exynos-5250/[/h2]
[h2]A closer look at Samsung’s killer 2 GHz Exynos 5250[/h2]
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Two years ago ARM Holdings announced their new architecture that would replace the Cortex-A9 CPU core found in most of today’s Android phones and tablets. Codenamed Project Eagle, the new Cortex-A15 CPU was dubbed an “Intel killer
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[h2]http://androidandme.com/2012/03/news/a-closer-look-at-samsungs-killer-2-ghz-exynos-5250/[/h2]
[h2]A closer look at Samsung’s killer 2 GHz Exynos 5250[/h2]
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Two years ago ARM Holdings announced their new architecture that would replace the Cortex-A9 CPU core found in most of today’s Android phones and tablets. Codenamed Project Eagle, the new Cortex-A15 CPU was dubbed an “Intel killer
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Actually, the Note is I think. But co-sign on GSII users with ICS really not needing to be in any rush to switch.
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Actually, the Note is I think. But co-sign on GSII users with ICS really not needing to be in any rush to switch.
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[h1]AT&T's HTC One X test units in the wild, AC forums member weighs in[/h1]
By Jerry Hildenbrand
We're waiting patiently (mostly because we have no choice) for AT&T to sell us the HTC One X, and now we can drool over and talk to a fellow who's testing one for AT&T in the Android Central forums. Phonegeek (perfect name) has a One X in his hands and has let us in on a little bit of info, and is getting us even more excited for a release.
The AT&T version uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and has 16GB internal storage. This is different from the international version, but is necessary to include the LTE radio. The S4 is no slouch though. Look in the thread and you'll see it rules the benchmark arena, handily beating out the Galaxy Nexus (and everything else) in both Quadrant and Browser benchmarking tool Vellamo. Benchmarks aside, the new generation of processor from Qualcomm means that this phone will perform like no other. One day, everyone will make chips and radios that work on all networks, but in the meantime HTC (like Samsung) has made sure that as far as performance goes, there is no difference between versions.
It looks as good as it operates, which is just as important. The speaker grill is slightly different, but otherwise it's the same One X we saw in Spain at MWC, and that's a good thing. Phonegeek also compares it to the HTC Inspire 4G, and it checks in a full 1.5 ounces lighter at about the same thickness. We're digging that, as sometimes too thin is just too thin. Also, be sure to check out a great picture taken with the new HTC camera setup and ImageSense software, which looks as good as we expected it to be. It's clear, in 2012 HTC is once again a force to be reckoned with. We wouldn't want it any other way.
Latest word is mid-May for release, and we can't wait. Hit the link below and have a look!
Source: Android Central forums
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-one-x/159614-release-date-5.html#post1671943
That S4 Krait doing damage 4900 in Quadrant
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[h1]AT&T's HTC One X test units in the wild, AC forums member weighs in[/h1]
By Jerry Hildenbrand
We're waiting patiently (mostly because we have no choice) for AT&T to sell us the HTC One X, and now we can drool over and talk to a fellow who's testing one for AT&T in the Android Central forums. Phonegeek (perfect name) has a One X in his hands and has let us in on a little bit of info, and is getting us even more excited for a release.
The AT&T version uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and has 16GB internal storage. This is different from the international version, but is necessary to include the LTE radio. The S4 is no slouch though. Look in the thread and you'll see it rules the benchmark arena, handily beating out the Galaxy Nexus (and everything else) in both Quadrant and Browser benchmarking tool Vellamo. Benchmarks aside, the new generation of processor from Qualcomm means that this phone will perform like no other. One day, everyone will make chips and radios that work on all networks, but in the meantime HTC (like Samsung) has made sure that as far as performance goes, there is no difference between versions.
It looks as good as it operates, which is just as important. The speaker grill is slightly different, but otherwise it's the same One X we saw in Spain at MWC, and that's a good thing. Phonegeek also compares it to the HTC Inspire 4G, and it checks in a full 1.5 ounces lighter at about the same thickness. We're digging that, as sometimes too thin is just too thin. Also, be sure to check out a great picture taken with the new HTC camera setup and ImageSense software, which looks as good as we expected it to be. It's clear, in 2012 HTC is once again a force to be reckoned with. We wouldn't want it any other way.
Latest word is mid-May for release, and we can't wait. Hit the link below and have a look!
Source: Android Central forums
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-one-x/159614-release-date-5.html#post1671943
That S4 Krait doing damage 4900 in Quadrant
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Temple run for android is out now. Might be kinda tricky to find tho, I had to use the link from the facebook fan page.
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Temple run for android is out now. Might be kinda tricky to find tho, I had to use the link from the facebook fan page.
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All I have is a Zagg Screen protector and that seems to be doing me well so far. But I am going to start researching extended batteries for it. I have only one complaint about the Note and Samsung phones in general...they take too damn long to recharge. THey say it is to extend the overall battery life, but 3.5 hours to recharge is annoying. Luckily the battery lasts a long time. An extra battery is definitely a smart investment for this device. Also I noticed that the Stylus for my new Ipad works really great on the Note...even better than the one provided since it also can activate the capacitive buttons under the screen. If you have any more questions let me know.
BTW LTE is smoking fast. I get 52Mbps at it's fastest. The Note is a perfect companion for the iPad because you can tether the LTE via WiFi hotspot OR Bluetooth. There is a free app called FoxFi in the Android Market that allows you to tether without getting the tether plan from AT&T...just don't abuse it or AT&T will get your $%#
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All I have is a Zagg Screen protector and that seems to be doing me well so far. But I am going to start researching extended batteries for it. I have only one complaint about the Note and Samsung phones in general...they take too damn long to recharge. THey say it is to extend the overall battery life, but 3.5 hours to recharge is annoying. Luckily the battery lasts a long time. An extra battery is definitely a smart investment for this device. Also I noticed that the Stylus for my new Ipad works really great on the Note...even better than the one provided since it also can activate the capacitive buttons under the screen. If you have any more questions let me know.
BTW LTE is smoking fast. I get 52Mbps at it's fastest. The Note is a perfect companion for the iPad because you can tether the LTE via WiFi hotspot OR Bluetooth. There is a free app called FoxFi in the Android Market that allows you to tether without getting the tether plan from AT&T...just don't abuse it or AT&T will get your $%#
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Hey fellas, this thread is too long for me to start searching for my answer so can someone reply if they have the correct info to my question please?
I have an Evo Shift with Sprint and am due for an upgrade in April. Does HTC have any ANDROID phones coming out soon WITH A SLIDING KEYBOARD? Hopefully a successor to the Evo Shift and not that God awful HTC Arrive?
I have an Evo Shift with Sprint and am due for an upgrade in April. Does HTC have any ANDROID phones coming out soon WITH A SLIDING KEYBOARD? Hopefully a successor to the Evo Shift and not that God awful HTC Arrive?
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Hey fellas, this thread is too long for me to start searching for my answer so can someone reply if they have the correct info to my question please?
I have an Evo Shift with Sprint and am due for an upgrade in April. Does HTC have any ANDROID phones coming out soon WITH A SLIDING KEYBOARD? Hopefully a successor to the Evo Shift and not that God awful HTC Arrive?
I have an Evo Shift with Sprint and am due for an upgrade in April. Does HTC have any ANDROID phones coming out soon WITH A SLIDING KEYBOARD? Hopefully a successor to the Evo Shift and not that God awful HTC Arrive?
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Having a hardware issue with my Captivate.
The power button is @*+**$ up, when it's in sleep I have to press the button a few times to wake it up and sometimes it wakes up and the option to power off and etc come up. When it's awake, I can't put it to sleep manually, it just won't woke. Anytime I press the button, I get the power off and etc menu.
I was on a beta MIUI ROM and I thought that might be the issue since I have flashed it on top of a few other ROMS, went back to stock and now I can't even flash a new ROM. When in recovery mode, I have to wait a minute or two before selecting something with the power button and even then there is still a massive delay. I can wait 5 minute, scroll down to the next option and that's when it will proceed and select the options, it's random and all over the place. There's also a rebooting issue, when the ROM was install in was stuck at the MIUI screen for about 15mins or so. I pulled the battery and flashed again and I would get stuck at the AT&T screen. I went back to stock again, I'm gonna try to flash CWM and install CM7 through the app.
I don't really want to buy a new one and I know to get it fixed is gonna be a *%$$@. I wait to hold off until the SGSIII, hopefully I can borrow an old smartphone from a friend
The power button is @*+**$ up, when it's in sleep I have to press the button a few times to wake it up and sometimes it wakes up and the option to power off and etc come up. When it's awake, I can't put it to sleep manually, it just won't woke. Anytime I press the button, I get the power off and etc menu.
I was on a beta MIUI ROM and I thought that might be the issue since I have flashed it on top of a few other ROMS, went back to stock and now I can't even flash a new ROM. When in recovery mode, I have to wait a minute or two before selecting something with the power button and even then there is still a massive delay. I can wait 5 minute, scroll down to the next option and that's when it will proceed and select the options, it's random and all over the place. There's also a rebooting issue, when the ROM was install in was stuck at the MIUI screen for about 15mins or so. I pulled the battery and flashed again and I would get stuck at the AT&T screen. I went back to stock again, I'm gonna try to flash CWM and install CM7 through the app.
I don't really want to buy a new one and I know to get it fixed is gonna be a *%$$@. I wait to hold off until the SGSIII, hopefully I can borrow an old smartphone from a friend
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Having a hardware issue with my Captivate.
The power button is @*+**$ up, when it's in sleep I have to press the button a few times to wake it up and sometimes it wakes up and the option to power off and etc come up. When it's awake, I can't put it to sleep manually, it just won't woke. Anytime I press the button, I get the power off and etc menu.
I was on a beta MIUI ROM and I thought that might be the issue since I have flashed it on top of a few other ROMS, went back to stock and now I can't even flash a new ROM. When in recovery mode, I have to wait a minute or two before selecting something with the power button and even then there is still a massive delay. I can wait 5 minute, scroll down to the next option and that's when it will proceed and select the options, it's random and all over the place. There's also a rebooting issue, when the ROM was install in was stuck at the MIUI screen for about 15mins or so. I pulled the battery and flashed again and I would get stuck at the AT&T screen. I went back to stock again, I'm gonna try to flash CWM and install CM7 through the app.
I don't really want to buy a new one and I know to get it fixed is gonna be a *%$$@. I wait to hold off until the SGSIII, hopefully I can borrow an old smartphone from a friend
The power button is @*+**$ up, when it's in sleep I have to press the button a few times to wake it up and sometimes it wakes up and the option to power off and etc come up. When it's awake, I can't put it to sleep manually, it just won't woke. Anytime I press the button, I get the power off and etc menu.
I was on a beta MIUI ROM and I thought that might be the issue since I have flashed it on top of a few other ROMS, went back to stock and now I can't even flash a new ROM. When in recovery mode, I have to wait a minute or two before selecting something with the power button and even then there is still a massive delay. I can wait 5 minute, scroll down to the next option and that's when it will proceed and select the options, it's random and all over the place. There's also a rebooting issue, when the ROM was install in was stuck at the MIUI screen for about 15mins or so. I pulled the battery and flashed again and I would get stuck at the AT&T screen. I went back to stock again, I'm gonna try to flash CWM and install CM7 through the app.
I don't really want to buy a new one and I know to get it fixed is gonna be a *%$$@. I wait to hold off until the SGSIII, hopefully I can borrow an old smartphone from a friend
