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Hey everyone,
Made this video to compare the 2., You can see the clear winner as far as 'butter' experience goes. I'm happy with both, but I thought I share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiKGUPNd03M
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Xoom looks so washed out in color compared to the 7......for a nightly on the zoom it runs pretty good
you could have cleaned the screen on the Xoom before you made the vid!! lol
I should have. Lol
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Remember it's also the only tablet running jelly bean besides the nexus 7 in a usable configuration
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razorseal said:
Remember it's also the only tablet running jelly bean besides the nexus 7 in a usable configuration
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Not true...Kindle Fire is pretty much fully working. Hascode fixed HW acceleration. I am leaving JB on as my DD.
brizey said:
Not true...Kindle Fire is pretty much fully working. Hascode fixed HW acceleration. I am leaving JB on as my DD.
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we had a kindle. Lovely device... until the nexus came out.
You can't even utilize things like Google voice, maps with gps etc.
But I guess that still counts. I would never put the kindle in the same category as these devices though. We had one until 2 days ago. It sold within 10 minutes, which was $135
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I am just giving mine to my son. My daughter already has an A200. Can't wait until Monday.
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brizey said:
I am just giving mine to my son. My daughter already has an A200. Can't wait until Monday.
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You won't be disappointed man its a sweet tablet, and my 2nd one shipped Friday from the play store. What's better than a Nexus 7? TWO Nexus 7's!
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brizey said:
I am just giving mine to my son. My daughter already has an A200. Can't wait until Monday.
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Perfect.
You're gonna love the nexus 7 if you are coming from the kindle. Like I said, we are coming from a fire, and it's night and day. Maybe if I rooted the kf, it would have been closer. But I don't like to root devices my other half is using. I only root the stuff I use.
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Clienterror said:
You won't be disappointed man its a sweet tablet, and my 2nd one shipped Friday from the play store. What's better than a Nexus 7? TWO Nexus 7's!
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I know what's better than two nexus 7's.......three nexus 7's. Got my three from Sam's Club last night.....
B-Mod said:
I know what's better than two nexus 7's.......three nexus 7's. Got my three from Sam's Club last night.....
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Lol.. one for all the members in the family? Lol
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razorseal said:
Hey everyone,
Made this video to compare the 2., You can see the clear winner as far as 'butter' experience goes. I'm happy with both, but I thought I share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiKGUPNd03M
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Good video I cant wait for it to offically be release I might say screw it to my data plan with Verizon lol
guys, quick little update. I shut off the live wallpaper on the xoom, and it's considerably faster now. Still not 'just like nexus 7' but much much smoother. I'm gonna make another video now and you guys will see the improvement in smoothness and performance. FWIW, I also went from 110 to 111 nightly.
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guys, quick little update. I shut off the live wallpaper on the xoom, and it's considerably faster now. Still not 'just like nexus 7' but much much smoother. I'm gonna make another video now and you guys will see the improvement in smoothness and performance. FWIW, I also went from 110 to 111 nightly.
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I was going to say... you kind of crippled the Xoom having the wallpaper up. While the n7 was made for jellybean I think its more a product of having such newer hardware in the n7 compared to the Xoom. You have faster memory, quad core, and a more powerful GPU on the n7. Even though PPI settings are set higher for the n7, effectively you have less going on, less screen real estate etc for the same or similar resolution. I'd like to see the build.prop edited on the Xoom the same as the n7 if it could be displayed without crashing with everything possible configured the same. I think you are still going to see the fact that the n7 is a generation newer processor wise will still beat out the Xoom.
On the other hand, it still looks pretty nice on the Xoom. Jb breathes new life into dual core devices!
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indeed...
video is rendering still, when done, here is the link
http://youtu.be/4yVH53OD9UM
As he correctly points out in the video, he's using a custom hacked together ROM on the Xoom vs. a stable ROM on the Nexus 7. What he doesn't mention is that the Xoom ROM is a port. It's not compiled from source...it can't be. Google hasn't dropped the Xoom source code for JB into AOSP yet.
Let's compare this again when the Xoom actually has source code available and someone compiles a raw AOSP ROM for it, thus we can compare apples to apples.
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As he correctly points out in the video, he's using a custom hacked together ROM on the Xoom vs. a stable ROM on the Nexus 7. What he doesn't mention is that the Xoom ROM is a port. It's not compiled from source...it can't be. Google hasn't dropped the Xoom source code for JB into AOSP yet.
Let's compare this again when the Xoom actually has source code available and someone compiles a raw AOSP ROM for it, thus we can compare apples to apples.
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you think Google builds aosp source code for every device? your smokin!
hash code built jellybean from SOURCE and created the device tree, added necessary drives, and compiled. far from a port, I would only assume the same was done for the Xoom. a port? cmon!
Your accent is ridiculous. Good comparison though.
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you think Google builds aosp source code for every device? your smokin!
hash code built jellybean from SOURCE and created the device tree, added necessary drives, and compiled. far from a port, I would only assume the same was done for the Xoom. a port? cmon!
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OK you're right, I stand corrected. You can probably build for the wingray and stringray out of what's there now, but there are still no binaries for JB for either the Xoom or Nexus S. I'd imagine things will still run better once that stuff is available, particularly updated graphics drivers.
Any chance for it, what do you think?
Yesterday Samsung announces a JB for Galaxy S III. :/
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I think not.
I love the 8.9 to come because of size, but is jb
because the new Samsung Tab sold (SGTII)
Mücke11 said:
I think not.
I love the 8.9 to come because of size, but is jb
because the new Samsung Tab sold (SGTII)
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Popularity of the Galaxy 8.9 will reduce to subzero after 20 November: Kindle Fire HD 8.9.... Simply Wow!!
If Samsung won't answer to that, they will lose a significant part of their market share.
Fire HD Won't Have Jelly Bean Either
I don't think that the Galaxy 8.9 will drop down to zero popularity when the Fire HD hits the streets as long as ICS becomes available for the Galaxy 8.9. Sure, the Fire HD will have newer hardware but it will still be running Amazon's version of Android. While they both have LTE variants, the Fire HD model will be selling for $499. I currently run stock 3.2 on my ATT Galaxy 8.9. For me, the biggest problem is that several applications, i.e. MLB.TV, ESPN3/Watch, and Crackle., do not work in Honeycomb. I get get around this by running Spashtop on the Galaxy 8.9 and connecting to my desktop for these applications. If we get ICS, more apps should work on the Galaxy 8.9.
I don't really see the new Amazon tablet as a competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9. The reason people like the Samsung is because it's significantly smaller and lighter than a 10" tablet. The Amazon tablet is only slightly smaller, and even a little heavier, than something like a Samsung 10" tablet. It's main selling point will be its price IMHO.
We waited so long for ics... i really dont believe in jb...
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pedrotorres said:
We waited so long for ics... i really dont believe in jb...
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I want my BJ!!!
Oh come on, please, stop dreaming. Sammy only think about how getting money and updating is not profitable. The are thinking we should be thankful to update our devices to ICS(which officially was only released for 7310 in the USA). JB not a chance even in the next century(time unit used by them to update devices).
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drpelpi said:
Oh come on, please, stop dreaming. Sammy only think about how getting money and updating is not profitable. The are thinking we should be thankful to update our devices to ICS(which officially was only released for 7310 in the USA). JB not a chance even in the next century(time unit used by them to update devices).
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I agree, JB is a pipe dream... If I am wrong, great, but Sammy has moved on in my opinion.
4.3 said:
I want my BJ!!!
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That sounds kinda offtopic. :laugh:
4.3 said:
I want my BJ!!!
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Extra-LOL
I think there is every chance we will see JB as the OTA update for the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has been leaked, so the tab 2 will get it whilst the 8.9 isn't that much different in specs so don't see why the 8.9 wont see some JB love
I'd like to think that we'l get JB, but I doubt we will. Unless we all petition Sammy and beg like dogs for it. I'd very happily settle for vanilla JB without any TW skinning.
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xstarbuckx said:
I think there is every chance we will see JB as the OTA update for the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has been leaked, so the tab 2 will get it whilst the 8.9 isn't that much different in specs so don't see why the 8.9 wont see some JB love
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GTab 2 7" and 10" are OMAP4430 devices, the GTab 8.9 is a Tegra 2 device. Big difference there.
With Samsung's delays, I doubt we'll see any official JellyBean update for the 8.9.
Maybe Sammy just skip ICS for P7300 and looking straight to bring Jelly Bean goodness :fingers-crossed:
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Maybe Sammy just skip ICS for P7300 and looking straight to bring Jelly Bean goodness :fingers-crossed:
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hahaha, nice try ! i don't think so
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Maybe Sammy just skip ICS for P7300 and looking straight to bring Jelly Bean goodness :fingers-crossed:
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hoping too
So I'm slowly syncing some repositories on tethered sprint 4g from my gnex. When its finished I will hopefully be able to build something and add a bit more flavor to this nook HD section.
My question is, when building for this device are there any special precautions I need to take? Using an AOSP supported device for the last year has been so easy. Any tips will be much appreciated
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Well...
gcc4.4.3 it is then, problem solved lol
Got the build to compete, which boot looped. However it was enough to be able to patch together a working beta for now
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Or, as my lady prefers her pretty little hummingbird to look
Oh man... Quality of that screenshot got botched, thanks xda
My only source of internet connection is currently crap, no hope of uploading anything on Sprint 3g.
But so far, the only bug I've noticed that isn't apparent in verygreen's cm10.1 build is that brightness goes to max on screen rotation, otherwise it's all good to go.
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Most likely people should stop worrying about device support because most likely if your device is not on their support list you can either port the ROM yourself or Most likely people on xda will make ports for your device most likely I will be doing this on the HTC Rezound B&N Nook Color (1st gen) Kindle Fire (First Gen) and the LG Optimus Zone
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Most likely people should stop worrying about device support because most likely if your device is not on their support list you can either port the ROM yourself or Most likely people on xda will make ports for your device most likely I will be doing this on the HTC Rezound B&N Nook Color (1st gen) Kindle Fire (First Gen) and the LG Optimus Zone
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Correct - the list of devices was the ones already done or nearly done. There's a whole load more that will be supported.
Guess the Vibrant will just collapse
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Not all devices will be supported, I guess.
My device, for instance, has a very tiny community and the only custom ROM we have is stock-based. Of course, I tried to port CM on it, but as I have no skills in development whatsoever, I failed.
Also, I'm not criticizing anyone. It's a device not many people have, even though it's a high-end device. It's just not sold worldwide.
I have a Vibrant which wasn't sold in my country at all
And it has great development
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Demazda said:
Not all devices will be supported, I guess.
My device, for instance, has a very tiny community and the only custom ROM we have is stock-based. Of course, I tried to port CM on it, but as I have no skills in development whatsoever, I failed.
Also, I'm not criticizing anyone. It's a device not many people have, even though it's a high-end device. It's just not sold worldwide.
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What device do you have?
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Adam77Root said:
What device do you have?
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He has a Asus Padfone Infinity ..
Adam77Root said:
What device do you have?
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as doctor_droid said, I do have an Asus PadFone Infinity.
not a very well known device, in fact.
I'm currently working on porting CM to the Padfone 2, porting the Padfone infinity should be pretty much the same as the Padfone 2, if you want you can message me and I'll give you details on how far I've gotten and I should be able to help you.
Once CM is ported it should be pretty easy to port Omni.
PMing you.
BTW if you remember from PadFoneClub, I'm the one who built CWM for the Infinity.
I had the Asus TF201 and TF700, then gave the TF201 to my sister. I considered getting the TF701, but the lack of development has me reconsidering now.
Also, though I've never cared for any Samsung tablets, their newly announced Note Pro has me thinking of getting it once it's released. Since getting the N7 FHD just before launch, I've barely used my TF700 anyway. There isn't TOO much difference in display size, and the N7 FHD is much easier/comfortable to hold when lying in bed and reading or gaming so I grab it 99% of the time. I think having the 12.2" display on the Note Pro will be better than a 10.1" for reading and gaming too. I had the Note 2, then got the Note 3 on launch day. I like that the Note Pro looks a lot like the Note 3 as well. My only complaint is that the Wi-Fi only version of the Note Pro has the Exynos Octa-Core. The LTE version has the 800, but I have no use for an LTE capable tablet. I wish the Wi-Fi only version had the Snapdragon 800, or even the Tegra 4.
So, that brings me back to considering the TF701. Do you guys think development will pick up soon? I know it will eventually pick up at least a little, but don't wanna wait for the device to be close to a year old before there is a large rom selection.
What are the thoughts of you current TF701 owners? Are you still happy with your purchase? Does the lack of development bother you, or do you normally even flash roms to begin with?
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Well it will but only when Asus will and can fix the build quality problems very very soon!
When not then this combo will be a big fail for them.
Still everybody here is very curious if builds from November and later are OK.
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I'll be pushing out a rom in the next week or so Just waiting to get the device back from Asus after a repair.
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I'll be pushing out a rom in the next week or so Just waiting to get the device back from Asus after a repair.
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Looking forward to this very much. I'd love to get CM11 Android 4.4.2 on this tablet.
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brianhill1980 said:
Looking forward to this very much. I'd love to get CM11 Android 4.4.2 on this tablet.
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Well it won't be cm11 based but it will be a version of CROMi-X for the TF701T from 4.3 sources.
I love the tablet, and the third dock is great. Amazon finally got the updated docks, and while the build quality doesn't feel as nice as the tf201, I can get Wi-Fi at twice the distance and I don't have the crippling lag. I an a crack flasher and the lack if Roms has bothered me, but honestly the stock rooted ROM is pretty close to perfect for me. I just miss my nightlies.
Who was the supplier you ordered the dock from on Amazon? NewEgg?
To cheer us all up I just unpacked the latest Asus update, repacked the kernel so it allows rooting and adb commands, inserted busy box, removed the Asus dial home apps and rooted it
Flashed it and it works fine
Will release it tomorrow now
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To cheer us all up I just unpacked the latest Asus update, repacked the kernel so it allows rooting and adb commands, inserted busy box, removed the Asus dial home apps and rooted it
Flashed it and it works fine
Will release it tomorrow now
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Which recovery you using ?
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AngryDinosaur said:
Which recovery you using ?
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CWM 6.0.4.6
http://droidbasement.com/db-blog/?p=3223
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CWM 6.0.4.6
http://droidbasement.com/db-blog/?p=3223
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Awesome sauce. Everybody flash!!!....at your own risk
sbdags said:
I'll be pushing out a rom in the next week or so Just waiting to get the device back from Asus after a repair.
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Yea, I've noticed you have the TF701. That's one of the reasons I would even consider this tablet still! My TF700 is still running your rom, and will be the day I sale it too!
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Looking forward to this very much. I'd love to get CM11 Android 4.4.2 on this tablet.
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You should definitely check out sdbags' rom! He does great work, and his roms don't remove features like CM roms do! Flashing CM roms on a feature-rich device makes absolutely no sense whatsoever! Well, of course that is unless you simply don't like using the features on that particular device...
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We have a Dev building cm
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