Has it been done yet?
Will it be possible?
Will the pen still work?
Flyers not even rooted so no its not done yet.. Yes its possible. As far as the pen I would say no because that's a sense/HTC thing. On a side note the gingersense 3.0 on this is pretty cool. If u want a vanilla 7 inch tab, buy a nook and install cm its cheaper
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Im on Sprint and im trying to decide what phone to get im debating wether to choose the HTC EVO 3D, Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4g Touch, or the Nexus Prime (which is likely to come to sprint at some point). What phone do you guys think would be good for a person that likes a lot of custom roms and high preformance phones with a fast CPU, and GPU.
I have an Evo 3d and i have nothing but touch screen problems. I always have to cycle the screen on and off or pull the status bar down to get it to recognize any input. If i was you I would stay away from HTC devices, at least the EVO ones.
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I have an Evo 3d and i have nothing but touch screen problems. I always have to cycle the screen on and off or pull the status bar down to get it to recognize any input. If i was you I would stay away from HTC devices, at least the EVO ones.
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Well im currently using a HTC Hero which is still fully functioning with gingerbread, but im leaning towards choosing the Evo 3d because of the dev support here on XDA for it, its incredible how many roms are already available for it.
I'm a nexus s user... pure Google experience is just awesome! Speed, fast, sexy! You should wait for prime as it has dual core gpu and a super fast processor. The most important thing is it is very easy to root.
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I'm a nexus s user... pure Google experience is just awesome! Speed, fast, sexy! You should wait for prime as it has dual core gpu and a super fast processor. The most important thing is it is very easy to root.
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True Google experience is incredible im running it on my phone currently ,but i also enjoy switching between sense and aosp, i might just choose the nexus prime because of the updates it gets but im still not entirely sure on that, hmm i might have to wait till samung and google unveil the nexus prime.
Nexus Prime. Wait a few more days for the official announcement. You won't even have to think about it.
i think the nexus series is the easiest to root and flash custom roms
Ive took the plunge and ordered a flyer from expansys uk it should be with me friday
I have one main quedtion shoukd i update to honeycomb or leave it on gingerbread?
I have a galaxy note on 2.3.6 and its great so what are the benefits of 3.2?
I have bern looking at the flyer for some time but couldnt justify the price, expansy have it at £249 for the 16gb wifi so i took the plunge and cant wait
Ill be using the flyer mainly for films and netflix
Thanks for help cant wait to become part of the flyer family
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Sorry i thought id put this in a&a moderator can you be kind enough to move it please
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1471925
Thank you
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Im even more confused now think ill see what gb is like with my apps if it works im not sure what ill do
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Flyer arrival day today. .. Im sat patiently waiting for parcel force to deliver ny new toy
I have a queation which isnt on the link is it easier to upgrade to hc on a fresh install or load everything then upgrade?
Ive read some users experience slugishness so am i best on doing the update first?
Got wifi only uk version.
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No i would not up grade
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This is the debate that never ends, but my two cents: Honeycomb is great on the Flyer. You won't notice the loss of the capacitive buttons, and the on screen buttons will soon seem natural.
Plus, the ability to use the pen in any application is great, as is the superior handling of bluetooth keyboards (if you ever find yourself using one).
I'm 100% pro Honeycomb on the Flyer.
How do you plan to use it? For games honeycomb status bar don't go away. Many have complained of accidentally touching it during game play and losing their work. Also, if you use kindle and/or nook app, the honeycomb bar also don't go way. Therefore, you lose screen restate. In other words, if you need the maximum amount of space DON'T UPGRADE TO HONEYCOMB
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Many have complained of accidentally touching it during game play and losing their work.
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LOL.
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I upgraded, and found I missed the phone ability. I'm now running leeDroid's HC and am a happy camper again. The loss of BT phone isn't a huge deal for me, as I only plan to use the phone part while traveling overseas and speakerphone is fine.
But aside from the phone, HC is a thing of beauty on the Flyer.
Ill upgrade when more apps are HC/ICS friendly. I use the Flyer for movies and occasionally for notes. Currently HBOGO's lack of compatibility is keeping me from upgrading.
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Ill upgrade when more apps are HC/ICS friendly. I use the Flyer for movies and occasionally for notes. Currently HBOGO's lack of compatibility is keeping me from upgrading.
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I've found a few apps that hide, for lack of a better term, from me in the Market. Most seem to have been uploaded here, so they don't stay hidden long. But it can be a little annoying. Fortunately, since we can download from here directly onto the phone memory, it's only 1 additional hoop to jump through.
Hi, is it possible to get Samsung's Touchwiz on my aria?
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Unfortunately I don't think so...I have been looking all over the internet, and could not find one. I think the spec differences between the samsung phones and the Aria are too large.
But if anyone CAN find one, I would love to try, I love touchwiz
http://db.tt/t0PijU29
Just flash this on your Rom... works like a charm!
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Yikes! Just got my brand New Galaxy Tab last Tuesday and now I've been informed that there is a Note 10.1 around the corner.
The "only" difference I've seen so far is that it will pack a 1.4 processor, stock ICS, and external sd card slot.
Since I got this one in Costco is returnable. However, I think the Note will start @ $500 (maybe more...)
I dunno... You guys think is worth the wait?
It's just that I have a SGS2 and is sooo much faster than this Tab. Will flashing a custom ROM to this tab make a difference in speed?
Thank you for taking my question.
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I can only say I'm running my 10.1 @ 1.4 and haven't had any issues not caused by myself.
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You missed the whole point huh, the pressure sensitive stylus?
Value is a subjective thing though, only you know what you need out of the device. Going with the note will surely mean a longer wait for development of custom ROMs. If the added features make up for that as well as the delay between launch and shipment then go for it.
Me personally i find the idea of the stylus intriguing but then the ram limitation (the 1gb of ram, not sure if this is an Android system restriction at this time but I'm guessing so) is cause for pause for me. We all look at lag critically and i always wonder how additional system ram would improve that. If increasing it on a standard PC improves performance to a degree then surely on a tablet it would as well. Of course that would add additional cost but I'm sure many would spring for premium models with more memory. I bring up this issue because of Samsung partnering with adobe on the inclusion of Photoshop touch with the note. Moving towards marketing tablets for graphic production using the stylus needs to come along with the ability to do it well without the lag and unresponsiveness shown in the demos. Surely there are driver optimizations that can help yes but anyone who uses Photoshop regularly to do production knows that ram is hugely important.
Baby steps though, the note is certainly a welcome addition to the tablet arena. If an LTE one comes out in the next year is certainly consider it.
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I can only say I'm running my 10.1 @ 1.4 and haven't had any issues not caused by myself.
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What did you oc'd with? I have setcpu and it will only go up to 1.0.
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Need to flash Pershoots latest kernel. His droid basement blog would probably be the easiest to find since I don't have a link to his thread here handy.
I'm using setcpu also and had the 1000 limit. Flashing his kernel gave me the1400 option with no other changes needed.
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Benzoman said:
Need to flash Pershoots latest kernel. His droid basement blog would probably be the easiest to find since I don't have a link to his thread here handy.
I'm using setcpu also and had the 1000 limit. Flashing his kernel gave me the1400 option with no other changes needed.
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Worked out perfectly well.
Thanx
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Worked out perfectly well.
Thanx
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Thank you for the update. Its always great to hear a suggested fix works.
Makes people want to keep trying to help
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paleman27 said:
Yikes! Just got my brand New Galaxy Tab last Tuesday and now I've been informed that there is a Note 10.1 around the corner.
The "only" difference I've seen so far is that it will pack a 1.4 processor, stock ICS, and external sd card slot.
Since I got this one in Costco is returnable. However, I think the Note will start @ $500 (maybe more...)
I dunno... You guys think is worth the wait?
It's just that I have a SGS2 and is sooo much faster than this Tab. Will flashing a custom ROM to this tab make a difference in speed?
Thank you for taking my question.
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Return it and keep saving to get the galaxy note 10.1. I read a couple weeks back they were holding of release til june to switch out the dual core processor for a quad core processor. I think it would be worth returning any tablet to get the galaxy note 10.1 if this rumor is true.
http://www.nordichardware.com/news/...th-mali-604t-gpu-crushes-the-competitors.html
If this rumor is true I will crap my pants
id wait if i was in your position.. really. return that **** and use your desktop or laptop till it comes out, i wish i would have.
It has been upgraded to quad core 1.2 ghz so return your tab and get the note 10.1
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Google may also be releasing a Nexus tablet next month - in the lower price-point range as well. Hold off for now.
Anyone know how many Arias were sold and any estimates for how many may still be in use? Just wandering about what the market is for continuing the rom upgrade work for this phone.
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I have a one x now but just flashed winsuks cm9 port Rom. I still play with it and will use as a back up phone but lately its my toddlers mp3 player/princess game device lol
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I still use it as my main phone. I flashed munjenis cm9 ROM which is working great for me. I just bought it two months before the Desire C came out, so I want to keep using it for at least one year. Maybe then something better comes up, who knows?
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I got it in the beginning of the year, so just like dansou901 I wanna keep it for a while. I love this phone and I hope it gets support for a little longer.
This is an awesome phone for my first Android!
You're right, it's awesome, but it is only Arm v6, so it won't be compatible to newer software...
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I just like the small size and it's elegant design. I am also impressed with how the rom developers have been able to keep it current with ICS and now JB. And particularly how other developers have overcome the memory limitations with programs like S2E. Just what is the appeal of a 5" screen?
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I still have 2 Aria's, one with CM7 and the other with CM9. I love what I think is the prefect size of these phones. It's too bad HTC hasn't built another similar sized phone with more memory and processor power.