Rooting has been much harder than I expected. I followed the guide without success.
Are you using the Toolkit? The drivers can be a pain in the ass to get right.
Rooting has been much harder than I expected. I followed the guide without success.
Tried the Took Kit with two different sets of drivers (1 and 3), neither recognized by my computer. I also tried it another way without luck. Bricked it for a short while.Are you using the Toolkit? The drivers can be a pain in the ass to get right.
Tried the Took Kit with two different sets of drivers (1 and 3), neither recognized by my computer. I also tried it another way without luck. Bricked it for a short while.
Tried the Took Kit with two different sets of drivers (1 and 3), neither recognized by my computer. I also tried it another way without luck. Bricked it for a short while.
This is what scares the living fuck out of me. I still run stock on my S3 and I suspect I'd run stock on this too. Unless someone can tell me what the benefits are of rooting over running stock, I think I'd stick with stock.
Drivers for the nexus you can get straight off google's site, don't even worry about anything the toolkit says about drivers: http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.htmlTried the Took Kit with two different sets of drivers (1 and 3), neither recognized by my computer. I also tried it another way without luck. Bricked it for a short while.
It's not really scary. It's almost impossible to brick a modern Android device.
The G1, now that was scary. That thing had so many steps you had to do to flash stuff.
But why do it? What do you gain from rooting? Just more customization or ... ?
Get the 32GBaaargh..
cant decide whether i want to return my 16gb and get the 32gb.
I really feel like I'll regret it down the road if i dont get the 32.
Damn, Chrome really does eat through my battery. What browser should I be using?
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/...roid/11.1.115.69/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Latest version of flash for Android, you need to be rooted though.
You can't have flash on the Nexus 7 without rooting?
I don't think so, but I'm no expert TBH.
No you don't.http://download.macromedia.com/pub/...roid/11.1.115.69/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Latest version of flash for Android, you need to be rooted though.
No you don't.
I don't even have my nexus unlocked right now and have the flash APK installed.
No you don't.
I don't even have my nexus unlocked right now and have the flash APK installed.
I blame the site that misinformed me =(
It's not really scary. It's almost impossible to brick a modern Android device.
The G1, now that was scary. That thing had so many steps you had to do to flash stuff.
Anybody use this for university? Thinking about getting one versus a netbook for my girlfriend.
This is what I've been trying to setup for since yesterday. Getting the apps up the way I want for handwriting notes has been a struggle.Anybody use this for university? Thinking about getting one versus a netbook for my girlfriend.
No, there is such a thing as soft bricked.This. And also when people say they "bricked" their device for a short while, it ain't bricked. Bricked means you can't do anything with it and the manufacturer has to fix it.
I don't use it for taking notes, but I convert all the documents I need for my classes into PDFs and use them through Kindle. Saves on paper or dragging my laptop to class.
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/...roid/11.1.115.69/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Latest version of flash for Android, you need to be rooted though.
Sweet just installed it with APK installer.
I fucking love you
I just switched from Dolphin to Firefox for Android and I'm glad I did, I can now visit the "You laugh, you lose" thread without all the GIFs being laggy and crashing the browser.
Is there any way to not have firefox work the battery when its not in use?
I basically have the screen (brightness), media server, chrome and firefox draining battery it seems even when I'm not using chrome or firefox.
Get Greenify if you are rooted.
Get Greenify if you are rooted.
Fantastic app. It looks like you're sorted, BadWolf.
Typing on my iPad without a keyboard blows chunks. I have Swiftkey on my S3 and it's awesome.Typing this out on my first tablet, even if it's a little one. Think I might change the keyboard to Swift key.
Managed to pick up a Chromecast as well.
Whelp, my touchscreen stopped working. I've owned it for two days. I'm done with Android products. Three of the four I've owned have either broke or sucked.
Had this sucker for a few months now and I just noticed these dirty yellow blotches on my screen. Fixable or just go replace it asap?