the tf700 came out before the galaxy note 10.1 - Asus Transformer TF700

and the galaxy note 10.1 appears to have a much better dev community. I can't help but think i should return my tf700 for a note 10.1
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samsung devices have a bigger following. that's it.

ford12acing said:
and the galaxy note 10.1 appears to have a much better dev community. I can't help but think i should return my tf700 for a note 10.1
thoughts?
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I think some of this has to do with the fact that there are slight variations from the 300 to the 700, the 300 has a larger community but we can't just grab those devs since the differences in models are just enough to make it a pain, but the models are close enough that 300 owners probably won't upgrade. Compound this with the Nexus 7 and so many modders got that because its cheap and pure android and you see what we are in. Finally, the tablet just dropped (is about to drop?) in Europe so that shrinks the pool a bit.

ford12acing said:
and the galaxy note 10.1 appears to have a much better dev community. I can't help but think i should return my tf700 for a note 10.1
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How much is an unlocked rom really worth? On phones it's worth a lot because of all the bloatware and need to maximize battery life but on tablets ... most have so little bloatware. I would rather have a much quicker Jellybean than all the Rom support in the world at this current time.
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Have u checked that section... Most roms are for the n8000 and not the 8013 (wifi) version... And it doesnt look like its anything special anyways... Lol just sayin
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It will get there once JB lands. Just a waiting game pretty much atm.
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Once I finish learning java, you can expect me to...
Wait nevermind, I'm too OCD not to upgrade in that time.

Getting JB a million years earlier should ease the pain.
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I am working on getting custom ROMs on this thing and I am starting with JB directly. No use making an ICS custom ROM when JB is coming soon. Its not been easy to get this done. I have a booting JB version but loads of stuff needs fixed. I'd wait for a JB version and use those libs to make a new build with.
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Diogenes5 said:
How much is an unlocked rom really worth? On phones it's worth a lot because of all the bloatware and need to maximize battery life but on tablets ... most have so little bloatware. I would rather have a much quicker Jellybean than all the Rom support in the world at this current time.
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I have to agree. Tablets are relatively clean. I have zero desire to do anything beyond the freezing of unneeded apps that I've already done.

hiemanshu said:
I am working on getting custom ROMs on this thing and I am starting with JB directly. No use making an ICS custom ROM when JB is coming soon. Its not been easy to get this done. I have a booting JB version but loads of stuff needs fixed. I'd wait for a JB version and use those libs to make a new build with.
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It makes sense, though we're all getting antsy over here, waiting for something new to flash.

Related

Google posts Android 4.1 Jelly Bean images for Nexus devices

http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/27/google-posts-android-4-1-jelly-bean-images-for-nexus-devices/
Hopefully this will help development for our phone in a 4.1 sense.
Same here. I would love to see a JB port for the Blaze.
It'll be easier to get a port once we have ICS. If Samsung releases it anytime this century... I am still confused for why Cyanogen Mod doesn't support our phone but still supports single core phones lol
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Bulletblitz27 said:
It'll be easier to get a port once we have ICS. If Samsung releases it anytime this century... I am still confused for why Cyanogen Mod doesn't support our phone but still supports single core phones lol
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I'm confused by lack of CM support for the blaze. They still support the cliqxt but lack of support might be because none of their members has the device
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flyers00 said:
I'm confused by lack of CM support for the blaze. They still support the cliqxt but lack of support might be because none of their members has the device
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That's what I'm thinking. It's more about popularity than actually good hardware. Funny thing is that if CM10 or at least CM9 were available more people would buy this phone. A bunch of people jumped ship and returned this device after looking at the 'slow' development. As of now it's picking up and hope it gets even better. Coming from a G2x, which was a huge waste of potential hardware, I hope this device doesn't meet the same fate. The only reason I didn't buy the Galaxy Nexus was because of its weird hardware (bad camera, random reboots, etc.) Lol
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We might not get official cm support but I know ill work on cm9 even more when ics source drops !
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That's what I'm thinking. It's more about popularity than actually good hardware. Funny thing is that if CM10 or at least CM9 were available more people would buy this phone. A bunch of people jumped ship and returned this device after looking at the 'slow' development. As of now it's picking up and hope it gets even better. Coming from a G2x, which was a huge waste of potential hardware, I hope this device doesn't meet the same fate. The only reason I didn't buy the Galaxy Nexus was because of its weird hardware (bad camera, random reboots, etc.) Lol
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Be patient. As soon as Samsung releases ICS kernel open source for Galaxy S Blaze 4G, we will have more custom ROMs such as CM9 and CM10.

ICS for Galaxy Tab being released

I saw this on the galaxy tab 7.7 forum that ICS is being released for the tab.
phandroid.com/2012/10/05/verizon-announces-ice-cream-sandwich-update-for-samsung-galaxy-tab-7-7/
Isn't this supposed to give us a possible chance at ICS since they share similar hardware??
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Nope.
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Its time to abandon hope and upgrade to these new awesome NEXUS devices coming up in late 2012 early 2013! I'm excited for them!
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The Charge really is way underpowered. All the later phones are much more powerful. They're not going to ever put any effort into this wimpy phone. FP5 was just the fix for the embarrassing crap software they were running on it before. Just run Tweaked 3.0 and keep it til you can get something better.
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The Charge really is way underpowered. All the later phones are much more powerful. They're not going to ever put any effort into this wimpy phone. FP5 was just the fix for the embarrassing crap software they were running on it before. Just run Tweaked 3.0 and keep it til you can get something better.
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This.
The Charge has always been a good phone, the problem is they gave the phones before and after it better hardware/software. Even the Thunderbolt which was released before the Charge is supposed to get some ICS love(official) and has ROMs for ICS. The Charge has always been over looked and under appreciated. If it had been given proper hardware and a lil lovin' it would be right below the Nexus. At this point it is ridiculous that Samsung won't just give up the RIL so that some more can be done to try and bring the Charge back from the dead. All I gotta say is thank god Dwitherell stuck it out and made the Charge more of what it should have been.
I have a question, if this is a slightly refreshed Nexus S, and the Nexus S can run both ICS and JB, then why can't this phone? From a hardware perspective, I know Samsung obviously doesn't want to spend the time and money to create ICS for their bastard child phone.
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I have a question, if this is a slightly refreshed Nexus S, and the Nexus S can run both ICS and JB, then why can't this phone? From a hardware perspective, I know Samsung obviously doesn't want to spend the time and money to create ICS for their bastard child phone.
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It's not about phone capabilities, really. It's about 2 things. First, this is a limited user base device. Second, this is a skinned device, and there's not enough room in the system partition for the skinned version of ICS or JB to run.
AOSP ICS and JB do run, and from what little I messed with CM9 on the Charge, it ran quite nicely. There's no mobile data with it though, because the RIL has proven to be tough to crack, but as far as hardware capabilities, it can run stock...just not the TouchWiz skinned versions.
My DC is wifi only and I would love to play with ics or jb on here.
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Eris _2.1_2010 said:
My DC is wifi only and I would love to play with ics or jb on here.
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http://rootzwiki.com/topic/19688-romkangicsiml74k-cm9-ics-port-for-droid-charge-build20324/

Porting Note II roms to Note 10.1

I would think that it'd be trivial since they have the same processor, pixel count etc, are released at around the same time by the same company, same s-pen etc.
Seems like it'd be a great way to get jellybean before they actually release it, and tne two communities might really benefit from working together.
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Was thinking same thing myself. Unfortunately our development community is pretty quiet.
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Maybe someone will be brave and try a straight flash of a GN2 Rom on their gn10.1?
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mitchellvii said:
Was thinking same thing myself. Unfortunately our development community is pretty quiet.
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I feel like samsung stuff is always like this for some reason lol..
younix258 said:
I would think that it'd be trivial since they have the same processor, pixel count etc, are released at around the same time by the same company, same s-pen etc.
Seems like it'd be a great way to get jellybean before they actually release it, and tne two communities might really benefit from working together.
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They do not have the same processor or pixel count. The Note 10.1 has a Rev. 1.1 Exynos 4412 and the Note II has a Rev. 2.0 Exynos 4412. Also, the Note 10.1 has a resolution of 1280x800 and lacks hardware buttons. The Note II has a resolution of 1280x720 and has three hardware nav buttons. The SoC difference may be trivial, but the others aren't (Although I'm sure it's possible with some minor tweaks). If you're just eager for JB, just wait for the N8010 JB build and flash it. It works a treat on the N8013.
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Actually I think CM10 works really well besides the camera if you're interested in JB. I barely use the camera on the tablet anyway.
Well the cameras useful but the main thing for me is the spen and snote working
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[Q] What phone currently has the most development?

I'm sort of new to Android and I currently have a lg vs910. I love the phone my only problem with it is there are only a couple of custom roms running on it. Don't get me wrong I love the broken out 2.0.1 and mtmichaelson did a great job. But I'm almost due for an upgrade and I want a good phone that has a few more options for custom roms. I know this question is sort of opinion based but that's what I want please let me know you're opinions.
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Galaxy S3 has great options!
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Thank you. I kind of thought that would be most peoples answer but wanted to see If someone would mention a phone I haven't yet heard of. Thank you for the quick response though.
I had previously had a Motorola Droid X and HTC Thunderbolt and neither of them could come close to the number of choices and fast updates that I have been able to get with my Galaxy S3. Its amazing when you consider the Verizon model shipped with a locked boot loader. I had Jelly Bean on my S3 before the VZW Nexus got the update officially. Plus the hardware is great!
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floydster88 said:
I'm sort of new to Android and I currently have a lg vs910. I love the phone my only problem with it is there are only a couple of custom roms running on it. Don't get me wrong I love the broken out 2.0.1 and mtmichaelson did a great job. But I'm almost due for an upgrade and I want a good phone that has a few more options for custom roms. I know this question is sort of opinion based but that's what I want please let me know you're opinions.
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I would say the HTC Evo 4g because it has been around since 2010, and there are still roms being developed for it.
sorry but the galaxy nexus no one considers, in addition to being a great device brings several customizations ... (this is my thought)
I have a samsung galaxy s more than 2 years now. Great device while many, many custom roms available. And they are stable too!
My next device will be a Samsung again. I am in doubt wether it will be S3 or Note.
The galaxy nexus GSM hands down. The Nexus 4 is also going to follow up with the same level of development when it is released
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Thank you. I kind of thought that would be most peoples answer but wanted to see If someone would mention a phone I haven't yet heard of. Thank you for the quick response though.
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I'm going to toss in the HTC Rezound....we are rockin with Roms over here
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Kitkat da xooom?

Anyone working on kitkating the xoom/xoom 3G?
i still love my good old xoom.
Have you noticed how slow it is compared to the new phones that have come out? I have actually considered getting an iPad air.
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yeah, its old, but the old boy has still got some kick in him yet and i think that kitkat would go a long way to keeping it going and a bit longer.
I mainly use it for streaming media and internet, its fine for that.
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yeah, its old, but the old boy has still got some kick in him yet and i think that kitkat would go a long way to keeping it going and a bit longer.
I mainly use it for streaming media and internet, its fine for that.
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have you even looked in the development forums? 4.3/4.4 is being worked on
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I believe it will be available, not officially though. As the requirements to run KitKat are not as big as those for JB MR1.
And yes, Xoom is already an old device, it is slower than others, but that doesn't mean it is SLOW and BAD. Just slowER and not as good as. I have a Nexus 10 and I can tell the huge difference, however for the @op needs Xoom can do it pretty well.
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I have 4.3 on it with Google Experience Launcher. I also repartioned which allows larger systems. The developers continue to support.
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logitechor said:
I have 4.3 on it with Google Experience Launcher. I also repartioned which allows larger systems. The developers continue to support.
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whats the easiest way to get 4.3 and which one?
i look in the dev forum and see only 1 4.3 ROM
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whats the easiest way to get 4.3 and which one?
i look in the dev forum and see only 1 4.3 ROM
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Yeah, 4.3 which one? seems like its a partition problem going higher than 4.2.x
Big Partition. Now running 4.4.2
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