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[Q] Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Hello Guys!!!
How did you find Samsung Galaxy S?
Are you satisfied with this brilliant device?
What's your idea?

Personally I like & enjoy this devise & it can satisfied me because it's beyond of my needs!!!
Nowadays I do every things with it and I like to experience somethings new!!!

galaxy s is best of android devise .
very very good

galaxy S
I love galaxy S.
very nice...

But I don't like the Samsung ROM because it's very sample and always has a same face in all roms & it's bother me!!!

galaxyS
Smart_Life With Galaxy S I9000

Yeah I agree with you!!!

Galaxy s rocks! it is fast and stable

Siyamand said:
But I don't like the Samsung ROM because it's very sample and always has a same face in all roms & it's bother me!!!
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I Agree.....

maziyar-info said:
I Agree.....
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You dont like just appearance but Samsung makes the device stable and includes a lot of helpful functions and stuff, dont forget it

Galaxy Features
speed
smart.
Beautiful
Lovely
You tell others

But i hate hangs on every ROM and kernel

snakerock said:
You dont like just appearance but Samsung makes the device stable and includes a lot of helpful functions and stuff, dont forget it
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You right I know!!!Just the appearance is very sample!!!

snakerock said:
You dont like just appearance but Samsung makes the device stable and includes a lot of helpful functions and stuff, dont forget it
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True, but full ROM without having bugs is also important

i had a lot of smart phone ... but this one seems real smart phone...

Does anybody know where the old single - triple vibrations when the app hangs went on 2.3? It protected phone from full hang and killed app, but now if any app hangs all you can do is reboot

What did you have before I9000?

Siyamand said:
What did you have before I9000?
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Nokia 6630 for 5 years)

snakerock said:
Does anybody know where the old single - triple vibrations when the app hangs went on 2.3? It protected phone from full hang and killed app, but now if any app hangs all you can do is reboot
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Carefree
Please do not be angry!

maziyar-info said:
Carefree
Please do not be angry!
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as you wish

[Q] Crt-off animation

i was wondering, is the crt-off animation harmful for our beloved ace ?

diegonnc said:
i was wondering, is the crt-off animation harmful for our beloved ace ?
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Lol dude.. Not at all. Why do you ever think about it? It's just a cool animation of android. That question is quite ridiculous.
Sent from my Ace S

abhibnl said:
Lol dude.. Not at all. Why do you ever think about it? It's just a cool animation of android. That question is quite ridiculous.
Sent from my Ace S
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Beacuse i saw it on a thread on a webpage,cant remeber which

diegonnc said:
Beacuse i saw it on a thread on a webpage,cant remeber which
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That's because these extra animations reduce battery life , but marginally .
This was sent from a Galaxy Ace. Problem?

EmoBoiix3 said:
That's because these extra animations reduce battery life , but marginally .
This was sent from a Galaxy Ace. Problem?
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Exactly.. But don't worry. They don't mess with screen or hardware parts.
Sent from my Ace S

I have been using this CRT-off animation with a ROM for a long time, Some CM7 port (from a time before CM7 was actually into nightly's with Cyanogen). It is cool the first time, maybe up to the second or third time, from there, well, you stop noticing it. It just gets boring, and you don't go by your friends with a sentence like: "hey, check how my phone goes to sleep... wow...". Well, I guess you can, but for me it was cool to see it once, then it got old

What do you want to know about the S3 Mini?

Hey guys, I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini... until tomorrow, I guess. What exactly would you like to know about it? I can make videos, take pictures... whatever
Give me some requests and tomorrow morning I hope to make some videos and whatever to answer your questions
Here's a picture of it compared to the S3 & Note 2.
Regards,
Alex

AlexDmi said:
Hey guys, I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini... until tomorrow, I guess. What exactly would you like to know about it? I can make videos, take pictures... whatever
Give me some requests and tomorrow morning I hope to make some videos and whatever to answer your questions
Here's a picture of it compared to the S3 & Note 2.
Regards,
Alex
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I know i missed the oportunity but i am still going to ask u about NFC.
Was it there or not?
Thaks

Wow it looks like a Galaxy Ace
Sent from my GT-N7005 using xda premium

Does it have a light Sensor, can you choose Auto-Brightness?
thx

How can you enter in Recovery Mode?
Thanks.

the camera features are the same as the s3? even when it is 5 MP instead of the 8 mp of the s3?

kaixis said:
I know i missed the oportunity but i am still going to ask u about NFC.
Was it there or not?
Thaks
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NFC is market dependent. I am holding on to a 8gb Romania set. There is no NFC present.

elco27 said:
Yes. It do have alight sensor.
No. You cant choose Auto-Brightness.
Maybe in next firmwares...
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Actually, it doesn't have an ambient light sensor...
The two dots seen at the left of the speaker grill are just the proximity sensor.
masterkiller529 said:
the camera features are the same as the s3? even when it is 5 MP instead of the 8 mp of the s3?
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The features and menus seem to be identical - I don't have the S3, but I checked a couple of youtube videos detailing the camera interface and it seems to be the same. Yes, you can also change the icons around to your tastes.

Is the Galaxy S III mini's bootloader locked?
Are the sources published for S III mini?
How many devs are assigned for now to this forum?

Is this just a entry lvl phone?? Cuz specs r not that bad..
Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda premium

Hi, what is the specification of processor U8420? What are the differences between U8420 and U8500?

mikeghost said:
Hi, what is the specification of processor U8420? What are the differences between U8420 and U8500?
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The U8420 is just a custom 8500... I couldn't see any differences between the two in all I've read.
The U8420 packs two Cortex-A9 cores clocked at 1 GHz and a single-core Mali 400MP GPU.

Thx a lot.:good:
I still can't decide which one to choose: S III Mini or S Advance. What would you choose, and why?

I chose the S III Mini because it's newer (so I think it will get more official updates than the Advance), comes with Jelly Bean 4.1.1 already installed, has 1 Gb of RAM... and because I kinda like the design. Even if I'll probably install every custom ROM made for it, it's still good to have official updates - drivers for example are still closed source and there's only so much the future devs will be able to do without the proper drivers.
The S Advance on the other hand has less RAM (768 MB) and doesn't look as nifty. The only trouble is that I don't know how well supported the S III Mini will be (here on XDA I mean), since it's been a month since its release and still no quick root method available. The bottom line is: if you're not that into installing and testing out custom ROMs, kernels and other stuff like this, then don't worry and go ahead on the S III Mini. Else, look around, see what the guys on the S Advance threads are doing and make a more informed decision.
But, of course, if there's a big price difference then the Advance will be a better deal.

Thanks for the exhaustive answer. I'll take S III Mini.

zeek12 said:
How can you enter in Recovery Mode? Thanks.
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Same question please

Is this phone ”smart stay” capable?

octopus82 said:
Same question please
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Put your phone in USB Debugging mode and send this command via ADB:
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adb reboot recovery
Or, install Terminal Emulator on your phone and write:
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reboot recovery
Please note that faria and brokenworm are to thank for these methods, they're the ones who posted them in the Rooting thread.
razvanwin95 said:
Is this phone ”smart stay” capable?
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Yes, it's available in the Settings - Display menu.

goodmamba said:
Is the Galaxy S III mini's bootloader locked?
Are the sources published for S III mini?
How many devs are assigned for now to this forum?
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Seriously? Devs are not assigned.... They start developing on the device they have. What do you think? It's a paid thing? Read the XDA rules and manual again and again...

Do we have usb on the go support on this phone?
Пратено со Tapatalk 2 од мојот SGSIII mini

If wp8 whas open-cource, could it be ported to existing android phones?

i whas wondering, windowsphone 8 has not been ported coz its closed source.
if it whas open source, could it be ported to existing androids like galaxy s2 or xperia?
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Stupid computer y u no fast

Im pretty sure it isnt open source... but I may be wrong... but if it was open then it could be ported but it would need quite a bit if work done
Sent from my GT-N7105 using xda app-developers app

Userade said:
Im pretty sure it isnt open source... but I may be wrong... but if it was open then it could be ported but it would need quite a bit if work done
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wp8 isnt open source.
i think there needs to be alot done to make it even boot.
not?
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domini99 said:
i whas wondering, windowsphone 8 has not been ported coz its closed source.
if it whas open source, could it be ported to existing androids like galaxy s2 or xperia?
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The short answer is, yes, but it won't be easy and it will take a long time to do so. I'm sure though it will be done because it will be quite a feather in their cap if a dev or team of devs could pull that off
Sent from the phalanges of my hand to the facet of your cranium.

domini99 said:
i whas wondering, windowsphone 8 has ......
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From what I understand the phones processor base would have to be x86-x64 capable.
Could be incorrect, yet I'm sure a ported windows would need friendly hardware so it would depend on the device.
NVIDIA lists CPU and OS compatibility charts (too lazy to look em up)

Thats OK said:
From what I understand the phones processor base would have to be x86-x64 capable.
Could be incorrect, yet I'm sure a ported windows would need friendly hardware so it would depend on the device.
NVIDIA lists CPU and OS compatibility charts (too lazy to look em up)
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wp8 phones are ARM too. Not? correct me if im wrong
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Stupid computer y u no fast

Windows Phone 7 was ported to the HD2(aka, best phone ever).
It can be done, but it would be difficult.

If ifs and buts were candy and nuts ib4l.

063_XOBX said:
If ifs and buts were candy and nuts ib4l.
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Similarly, If only's and just's were candies and nuts, then everyday would be Erntedankfest!

Android bootloaders would have to be modified or over written to boot wp8. The moment we got it booting Microsoft would have a cease and desist order ready.
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Odp: If wp8 whas open-cource, could it be ported to existing android phones?
It could be, for sure. It supports ARM processors, so with a lot (and I mean A LOT) of work, it could be even a daily driver. But because it is closed source, it would be illegal to run it on anything that was not running any Windows originally.
Send from my Asus Nexus 7.
POOOLSKAAAA BIALOOOO CZEEERWONIIIII!!!!!

[Q] Ink effect help

Does ink effect works on qvga resolutions
Cause a friend of mine wants ink effect on the galaxy music duos, and I was wondering if it could work??

Shiningb said:
Does ink effect works on qvga resolutions
Cause a friend of mine wants ink effect on the galaxy music duos, and I was wondering if it could work??
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It may or may not work.... but I think either-way his phone should be running JB 4.1.2 with Samsung's TouchWiz...

Sami Kabir said:
It may or may not work.... but I think either-way his phone should be running JB 4.1.2 with Samsung's TouchWiz...
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Its bad that I can't test it with a good amount of time
Cause we only meet on the school
And she will get crazy if the phone gets into a booloop
She loved the ink effect on our phone
And yes she is running android 4.1.2

Shiningb said:
Its bad that I can't test it with a good amount of time
Cause we only meet on the school
And she will get crazy if the phone gets into a booloop
She loved the ink effect on our phone
And yes she is running android 4.1.2
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Hahaha you're right.. For things like these its best to have the phone with you.. because its obvious that you will get a bootloop because its not made for phones with smaller screen resolution... Its a miracle that its working on our device, S3 and S2

Sami Kabir said:
Hahaha you're right.. For things like these its best to have the phone with you.. because its obvious that you will get a bootloop because its not made for phones with smaller screen resolution... Its a miracle that its working on our device, S3 and S2
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Yeah!
She would be like "what have you done with my phone!!"
So, no not gonna try it
Apparently there's no dev for galaxy music duos