[Q] question - AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717

i just have a question. Whats the difference between the n7000 and the att galaxy note. And can a n7000 4.1 rom be ported over to the att note, and if so is there any progress. if there is already a topic sorry bout that, please post a link if there is one thanx

1. A Google search would have answered this.
2. Not a very descriptive thread title. We know it's a question, this is the q&a section. Be specific.
3. Completely different cpu, the n7000 kernel will brick the I717.
With the exynos cpu modules being closed source (hence cyanogenmod no longer officially supporting exynos equipped devices) I highly doubt there are efforts to port that kernel to the Qualcomm equipped I717

They have different video processors as well. That is why theirs can handle the multi window interface and the i717 can't.

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[REQUEST] Galaxy S III LTE Android Development sub-forum

Can we get a sub-forum for those of us who have the Dual-Core S4 / 2GB RAM LTE variant?
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It would look similar to the Nexus S forums.
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samsung galaxy note n7000

i have been using samsung galaxy note n7000. wish to buy a new phone. please suggest some new samsung phones. or shall i wait for iphone 6
There are 3 threads devoted to discussions about devices, please repost your question in one of these three threads: The what should I buy thread or the The Device Suggestion Thread or the The Device Comparison Thread.

Upgrading from S4 Mini, and stability

I recently smashed up my S4 Mini. I was going to repair it, but it seems for not much more cost I could get an S5 Mini or Alpha.
I have been happy running CyanogenMod 11 for several years now; very stable. Reading here, looks like I might not get the same stability from S5 Mini or Alpha though -- given the choice, should I upgrade or stay with the S4 Mini?
Small screen and changeable battery are important to me, as is running a fairly 'open' ROM with PrivacyGuard and some other features I got from CyanogenMod 11. Nothing too experimental though, as I still need to reliably use the phone day-to-day for work etc.
Thanks -- Mark
Alpha has far more better hardware specification (both exynos and qualcom variants) than S5 Mini. I'm using Alpha with exynos and it's a really solid phone but Cyanogen based ROMs aren't working good enough for me to use them day-to-day, in the other hand firmware based ROMs like EpsilRom are working great so if you can live with it than it's worth taking. As far as I know Snapdragon version has no problem with Cyanogenmod but I heard that its CPU is not as fast as exynos one (but it's still the same chip that is in S5). Exynos variant is G850F and Snapdagon is G850W. The only advantages for S5 Mini for me are that it's waterproof and it has micro SD card slot.
Thanks -- very useful.
Can you tell me more of what you mean by "firmware based ROM"? I'm guessing you might mean they are modified versions of the stock ROM, rather than being a compile from source code?
I'll need to look into this situation with variants Exynos vs. Qualcom variants, and which variants are the one on the second hand market here (I'm in the UK)
wheelsofsteel said:
Thanks -- very useful.
Can you tell me more of what you mean by "firmware based ROM"? I'm guessing you might mean they are modified versions of the stock ROM, rather than being a compile from source code?
I'll need to look into this situation with variants Exynos vs. Qualcom variants, and which variants are the one on the second hand market here (I'm in the UK)
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Yes I meant modified version of the stock ROM, I'm using this one right now: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-alpha/development/rom-epsilrom-future-t3311333
Exynos variant is like default for Europe so it would be easier to get, and be carefull with these variants because there are few exynos versions(for example G850F and G850K) and few with snapdragon (G850W, G850A)
In theory if g850a was fully unlocked, this forum would be very active :/
Both @kyasu and @modpunk develop LOS 13/14.1.
Definitely if you are choosing from s5mini and ALPHA. Then ALPHA. The S5 mini is compared to Alpha very ****ty build. Plasticky and etc .. Alpha si more premium feel. And performance.

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