I just got it it's charging at the moment any hints or tips for this tablet? Or any settings recommendations?
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Jus run through the settings one by one and deselect anything that sounds like it might waste battery. Qslide, knock on, all nice touches but both waste that extra bit of juice and I can do without.
Enjoy
Ok thanks also what screen brightness do you have yours on?
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Dude, why are you asking us? How can we know what brightness do you like? Which settings do you need? Just explore and try everything yourself.
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Just explore and try everything yourself.
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Sound advice. I have tried daily at 50 60 70% and full. Personally I find full brightness too bright for web browsing.
Just have a good play
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Dude, why are you asking us? How can we know what brightness do you like? Which settings do you need? Just explore and try everything yourself.
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A he never asked that. He asked what brightness do YOU have it on. You do know people do this all the time. Just look into monitors at Hard forums. People love to know all the settings people use. People will say they get the best battery life with.. and then post.
Ok so I have it set up using nova Launcher just like on my note 3 I'm loving the tablet so far only this that's annoying me is the bar with the touch buttons at the end, as in when I'm using apps I don't get the full screen I guess it's something I will just have to get used to.
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craigels said:
Ok so I have it set up using nova Launcher just like on my note 3 I'm loving the tablet so far only this that's annoying me is the bar with the touch buttons at the end, as in when I'm using apps I don't get the full screen I guess it's something I will just have to get used to.
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or just root and use one of the many apps. If you install the G2 xposed framwork you can make it really small. or if you install UDN Lite you can select auto hide
Do I have to root to use one of those apps?
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craigels said:
Do I have to root to use one of those apps?
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Yes, it has to have access the system files (for G2 xposed) so yes...
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I made a request to get a dark theme added to XDA and was thinking that if enough people showed interest it might get the ball rolling. The purpose behind this is that a dark theme would improve our battery life as I'm sure all of you know how these screens work.
Before the peanut gallery chimes in, I have no interest in using the XDA app.
Well the premium app has a black theme, have you tried that?
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castro08 said:
Well the premium app has a black theme, have you tried that?
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True Dat.
castro08 said:
Well the premium app has a black theme, have you tried that?yep looks really good
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Your in luck, this has already been done. I don't have the premium app, but I am using the dark theme. Just go into settings, it is there.
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Forget I even said anything
edit: Just so nobody takes the above comment wrong: I DO NOT LIKE USING THE XDA APP. I want to add a dark theme to XDA's UserCP options.
I'm not sure why you would want to request a feature you wouldn't use, but more power too you..
I originally opened this thread because I was curious to know why someone would rather use the web broweser instead of the XDA app. So whats the pro/con?
I wanna a thanks button on this app
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socos25 said:
I'm not sure why you would want to request a feature you wouldn't use, but more power too you..
I originally opened this thread because I was curious to know why someone would rather use the web broweser instead of the XDA app. So whats the pro/con?
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Where are you getting the idea that I wouldn't use it?
I just like the browser version better. I have it as a bookmark in my LP dock pop up which takes me directly to general or development. With the Miran browser I have other forums in different tabs so I can go back and forth between them easily. Its harder for me to navigate the app than it is to navigate the browser. Also when people reply using the app, 90% of the time it gets put in the quote box and and looks like and an empty post when in fact the reply is jumbled in with someone else's post (see post #4 as an example). The only benefit the app has to me is that the text is formatted a little better for legibility but that can be fixed in the browser by simply double tapping the page and zooming in.
This is how I'd like it to look like.
Does anyone have a flashable package that increases the sensitivity of the touchscreen?
Or would anyone be able to give me a quick rundown on how to adjust it?
I know there were a few values floating around a while back.
Thx in advance.
There is an app in the market, something like galaxy $ screen tuner, tho I can't remember its exact name
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I would like to know this as well.
SGS Touchscreen booster from Market...
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Nice one, was after something to do this as well, thanks.
Does it actually work in improving the screen though?
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SGS Touchscreen booster from Market...
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Thanks. Downloaded and am using it now. Dunno do I see much difference though. Using "optimized" and super optimized .
Anyone recommend settings with this app. ??
My main gripe with the screen is its not sensitive enough when texting fast.
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Thanks. Downloaded and am using it now. Dunno do I see much difference though. Using "optimized" and super optimized .
Anyone recommend settings with this app. ??
My main gripe with the screen is its not sensitive enough when texting fast.
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That is not the screen it is probably swype settings,h have you played with them?
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slaphead20 said:
That is not the screen it is probably swype settings,h have you played with them?
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I've been using gingerbread keyboard and smart keyboard pro and both react the same to my texting. I don't use swype.
I use since day one I got the SGS in june and can't operate the phone without. Superfine is good for me, but you can fiddle a bit to find settings that suit you. Too bad that pernament fix ain't possible yet.
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I use since day one I got the SGS in june and can't operate the phone without. Superfine is good for me, but you can fiddle a bit to find settings that suit you. Too bad that pernament fix ain't possible yet.
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Superfine ? I don't see that option.
Super optimized lol, knew it's something "super*"
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Super optimized lol, knew it's something "super*"
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Ahh ....yes....I'm using that now but I reduced the value on the top two settings and it's made a huge difference.
FYI: Damian's kernels have an option to adjust screen sensitivity and once set it holds using his kernel control app
FYI: Damian's kernels have an option to adjust screen sensitivity and once set it holds using his kernel control app
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Damians kernels are a thing of the past....but thanks anyway !
sorry to drag this thread up again, but does anyone know how to change the sensitivity in gingerbread?
i'm using JVR and the touchscreen booster app does not work. I can remember it did work when I used it on froyo.
Hi, I was wondering if there was an app or something that enabled the screen to lock after sliding over the phone sensor? I noticed it on other phones. Thanks!
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You mean something like this?:
http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...tically-disable-display-via-proximity-sensor/
Sounds great should check out
P.S. It seems like the screen doesn't get locked if the screen is turned of from this app I mean it wont lock even the screen time out period passes.
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Thanks! Hope it works!
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Proxy pro is the best to do this...u can do 5 different things which depend upon your phone position
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Sounds great should check out
P.S. It seems like the screen doesn't get locked if the screen is turned of from this app I mean it wont lock even the screen time out period passes.
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Yeah I agree. Is there perhaps an advanced app which locks the screen?
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Jordanator Chan said:
Yeah I agree. Is there perhaps an advanced app which locks the screen?
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This is what I also want...something that could actually lock the screen...orelse atleast let it lock through system defaults
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kssood said:
Proxy pro is the best to do this...u can do 5 different things which depend upon your phone position
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Where can I have it?? I searched but couldn't find
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I think this is it:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.LancerVII.Prox
Sorry about the link I posted earlier. Now that I think about it, this may have been the app that I used (the lite version). Of course, credits to kssood
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If u continue searching for these proximity apps u will get many cool apps...u may get one that changes songs with proximity or if u want to turn on your screen with proximity then install smart screen on but it is useless and draws too much battery.
Just for information purpose I post this here.if u have any problem then tell me.I will remove this post.
Remember its not legal to download and use pirated apps.u must support the original developer by buying his app. Do not apply this method unless u are in danger to lose your life .
OK so here it is...
1.Google blackmart and download the appk.
2.install it.
3.u will get the paid apps free here.best pirated appstore after applanet)
I repeat again ...don't use this method unless u are in real emergency .
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Advertising blackmart had no purpose here. Reported... people can find warez by themselves...
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Hey,
So my phone is a 303k and has a resolution of 768x1184 as opposed to the advertised 768x1280. This is extremely weird!
What are your guys resolutions?
Here's an app to check your resolution
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MTMDevelopers.ScreenSpecs
Thanks for looking!
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768X1212... 301k version, ordered 3 days ago
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Its because of the Virtual keys I believe.
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It is 768x1280, but apps only have 768x1184 available to them because the on screen buttons take up some real estate.
The same as you
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also chrome reports the wrong results when using what is my resolution
Definitely the navbar. Expanded desktop shows 768x1280.
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Am I the only one who sees obvious pixelation in some widgets? The analog clock for instance doesn't seem to be in HD as some of other stock google widgets, I really hope they upgrade this
DUDE stop posting everywhere your phone is FINE its cause the nav bar
Guys!!! Its not the nave bar! Its the chrome browser or the app. Check the difference between chrom and aosp browser. I'll put pictures.
LTavaress said:
Am I the only one who sees obvious pixelation in some widgets? The analog clock for instance doesn't seem to be in HD as some of other stock google widgets, I really hope they upgrade this
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I actually notice a lot of pixelation. That was primarily my main concern of checking the resolution
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It's from the Nav bar eating up pixels.
Ace42 said:
It's from the Nav bar eating up pixels.
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Cool. Very helpful
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Cool. Very helpful
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If you use PIE you can regain those pixels or you can even shrink it on certain ROMs.
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Not helpful at all. It's a discussion so please contribute something if possible.
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Whoops, accidentally thanked your post. That was a complete mistake. What exactly is the problem here? Are you saying that you think your screen is not 1280x768, or is the text all pixelated? Because you just seem to be complaining about numbers on the screen, while you're having no actual problems with using the browser. Could you specify your exact problem, other than the fact that the numbers are off?
Whoops, accidentally thanked your post. That was a complete mistake. What exactly is the problem here? Are you saying that you think your screen is not 1280x768, or is the text all pixelated? Because you just seem to be complaining about numbers on the screen, while you're having no actual problems with using the browser. Could you specify your exact problem, other than the fact that the numbers are off?
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He's complaining about both I think. Because he thinks the screen is defective, he's starting to notice micro-imperfections, and attributing them to a messed up display. The display does have the full resolution advertised, which you're able to fully utilize in apps that support fullscreen mode, like some video applications. The nav bar is just part of the package, but there's no real dishonesty in the advertising or anything.
The reason you have the difference between Chrome and stock Android browser is because Chrome has a pseudo-fullscreen mode now that hides the address bar automatically.
Don't worry man. Your screen is just fine. Be happy that you have a Nexus 4. It's quite an extraordinary smartphone.
My IQ dropped 40 points after I read the OP.
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He's complaining about both I think. Because he thinks the screen is defective, he's starting to notice micro-imperfections, and attributing them to a messed up display. The display does have the full resolution advertised, which you're able to fully utilize in apps that support fullscreen mode, like some video applications. The nav bar is just part of the package, but there's no real dishonesty in the advertising or anything.
The reason you have the difference between Chrome and stock Android browser is because Chrome has a pseudo-fullscreen mode now that hides the address bar automatically.
Don't worry man. Your screen is just fine. Be happy that you have a Nexus 4. It's quite an extraordinary smartphone.
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Thanks! This was pretty much what was going on.
Since the issue is settled, moderators, could you please close this thread?
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richteralan said:
My IQ dropped 40 points after I read the OP.
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He didn't know man, don't be a jerk about it.
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He didn't know man, don't be a jerk about it.
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Lots of people on xda are jerks nowadays.
Don't know why people tend to be jerks in the q&a forum which is supposed to be quite noob friendly.
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As we all know on paper this phone is a beast but in real life not so much. Now that I had this phone for a week I can definitely say that my Galaxy S3 running AOKP 4.3 ROM was faster than this phone (no joke).
I mean the only thing that really bothers me a lot with this phone (and I don’t know if its touchwiz related) is lock screen lag. Sometimes when I’m locking or unlocking the phone it takes a good second or two to “wake up” or “go to sleep”
Do any of you guys notice the same problem? If so is the any way to fix this now that we have root access?
I’m also looking for any other tips and tricks to make this phone a little faster
Thanks in advance
Nova or Apex Launcher, and ditch the window animations.
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Download seeder
https://db.tt/DMDk99vb
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sublimaze said:
Nova or Apex Launcher, and ditch the window animations.
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I forgot to mention, I’m already using Nova launcher and I already disabled all the apps from this tread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2478589
My window animation is set to 0.5 but I guess I will try no animation and see if that helps
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Download seeder
https://db.tt/DMDk99vb
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Thanks I will give it a shot
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Download seeder
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I have never used Seeder but I read that it constantly runs in the background(?)
The last thing I want is another background process eating battery
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sublimaze said:
I have never used Seeder but I read that it constantly runs in the background(?)
The last thing I want is another background process eating battery
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My battery last all day and more with it running not a huge application anyways and certainly does not eat up battery
lisek99 said:
I forgot to mention, I’m already using Nova launcher and I already disabled all the apps from this tread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2478589
My window animation is set to 0.5 but I guess I will try no animation and see if that helps
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Zero animations will help a little but it won't work miracles. You are used to an aosp-style rom, and Touchwiz simply is not that. Once we get Safestrap, devs will get debloated TW roms for this beast. Until then, you just have to deal with TW lag & bloat
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And Seeder is not running in the background
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Screenlag problem
Try
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.thedarken.wl
Doesn't use much battery.
Use widget for quick on-off and set to partial.
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griffis said:
Try
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.thedarken.wl
Doesn't use much battery.
Use widget for quick on-off and set to partial.
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Wow you took 7 whole steps. lol
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rayraycarter4 said:
Download seeder
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Posting links to pirate apks that are available in the play store is very uncool.
hsomnus said:
Wow you took 7 whole steps. lol
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I'm a pathetic old man... lucky to take steps at all!
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lisek99 said:
I mean the only thing that really bothers me a lot with this phone (and I don’t know if its touchwiz related) is lock screen lag. Sometimes when I’m locking or unlocking the phone it takes a good second or two to “wake up” or “go to sleep”
Do any of you guys notice the same problem? If so is the any way to fix this now that we have root access?
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Try to freeze/remove the "S Voice" application that maps itself to ---> double tap Home key.
By removing it, it removes the double tap mapping which greatly helped with home button wake lag on my Note 2
Next most common thing to help you is to use an app such as Android Tuner to edit the stock kernel CPU clocks. In deep sleep(=screen off), you can raise the mhz of the CPU so it takes less time to wake up. Not sure if you can do this on stock kernel/locked bootloader just yet and this will eat more battery in general if your phone is in deep sleep often