Hello xda-developers Thanks for all your efforts in developing for android OS
Is there a place where I can see a comparision chart between Android 4.2 and 4.1 ?
Or if someone knows already?
My last version of the tablet is 4.1
Thank you
http://www.android.com/whatsnew/
You can see the full changelogs in android.com
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Thanks. I thought there could be some changes in performance or battery saving
definitely4.2 is better in memory handling and zipaligning
Hello anyone out there,
I just bought an android google tv from dealextreme and was wondering if you can help me out with my problem. It has the Jellybean 4.2.2 and I was thinking if i add a custom rom or something it will make it run fast. There is issues on the 1080p streaming also for me. If anyone can link me a stable rom or help me out pls.
Visit freaktab.com and download the finless 2.1 ROM...
I've heard that it solves the 1080p issues people have
Source: laptopmags.com:screwy
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can someone tell me if its possible to change the operating system on the arnova 10 g2 to the most up to date android gingerbread or jellybean and if its possible how i do it. thx
Search for finless bobs pro ROM for G2 it won't run most latest androids due to hardware limitations. Finless bobs ROM is gr8.
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anyone can help to review slxrom v23a?
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remondt said:
anyone can help to review slxrom v23a?
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Is a smooth, faster and Stable ROM, The kernel is the same that 123 ROW stock ROM.
Is very complete, but less some settings in ringer mode, for me is very poor.
No bugs but is probably to suffer any reboots only when you force the phone with quite work or process. Some reboots is spontaneus, but is difficult suffer this.
I run this rom over v10 and no think in another ROM in a lot of months.
Sorry for my english.
EDIT: With GravityBox framework is very complete and amazing ROM, the AOSP, Pure Google view is realistic and pretty.
Hey guys,
Do you think I should use CyanogenMod 11 or the Stock ROM?
Use cm11 because it gives you a new interface personalization and runs snappy. Also you can download the apps you could never have on stock and get OK Google and a lot more.
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troy5890 said:
Use cm11 because it gives you a new interface personalization and runs snappy. Also you can download the apps you could never have on stock and get OK Google and a lot more.
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on the stock rom you have an fm radio. will you have that if you get cm 11???
No you will have to download a 3rd party FM radio.
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KitKat still lags a bit on single-core devices, though the amount of lag still depends - a little on my Player 4.0, horrible on my Incredible S. You might wanna try out Jelly Bean 4.2.x/4.3.x ROMs if there are any, because they produce less lag and at the same time has more modern UI (compared to stock, of course) and almost the same level of app compatibility as KitKat.
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KitKat still lags a bit on single-core devices, though the amount of lag still depends - a little on my Player 4.0, horrible on my Incredible S. You might wanna try out Jelly Bean 4.2.x/4.3.x ROMs if there are any, because they produce less lag and at the same time has more modern UI (compared to stock, of course) and almost the same level of app compatibility as KitKat.
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But I thought KitKat was supposedly going to run better than jelly bean on weaker devices? Like 500 mb ram and single core like the galaxy players?
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They are its just that we run a custom code when were running custom ROMs. It's suppose to make them faster (KitKat) but their is a little lag in 4.0. I don't have any problems with KitKat on my galaxy 5.0 running cm11. Cm11 actually runs like stick to me because of low personalization and speed. I switched because stock 2.3.6 was getting dull and I wanted to install some apps I never had the chance to install.
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They are its just that we run a custom code when were running custom ROMs. It's suppose to make them faster (KitKat) but their is a little lag in 4.0. I don't have any problems with KitKat on my galaxy 5.0 running cm11. Cm11 actually runs like stick to me because of low personalization and speed. I switched because stock 2.3.6 was getting dull and I wanted to install some apps I never had the chance to install.
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Little lag doesn't really annoy me.
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But I thought KitKat was supposedly going to run better than jelly bean on weaker devices? Like 500 mb ram and single core like the galaxy players?
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Well, it is supposed to be, but it might be the amount of hacks that's needed to run KitKat on legacy devices that slows them down. In the case of Incredible S, the dev has to make tremendous efforts to get ION and many other stuffs running just in order to make the ROM boot properly, let alone having time to optimize the code.
Disabling transparency and other visual effects (aka "Low RAM mode" ) can make it run somewhat faster, but not much.
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No you will have to download a 3rd party FM radio.
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is that a real fm radio or will you need internet to make it run??
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is that a real fm radio or will you need internet to make it run??
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Spirit FM (or its second generation, Spirit2) can utilize the device's integrated FM hardware (if there's any in the first place) and doesn't require internet.
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