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Armind 02-10-2012 12:24 AM

How do you like it compared to manhattan rom?

parm104 02-10-2012 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Armind (Post 7792208)
How do you like it compared to manhattan rom?

Manhattan was nice, had battery saving options too, quick, smooth rom. But it didn't feel/look too different from Stock. I was trying to get something new and different from my phone as I get bored very easily, Kang provided me with that.

R5x 02-10-2012 12:51 AM

+1 for AOKP.
Awesome ROM. So customizable. Tried all the other 4.0.3 roms but keep coming back to this one.
I used Franco kernel with it for a while but I don't find it gives me better battery life even with the hotplugs for deactivating one of the cpus when sleeping.

Armind 02-10-2012 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by parm104 (Post 7792214)
Manhattan was nice, had battery saving options too, quick, smooth rom. But it didn't feel/look too different from Stock. I was trying to get something new and different from my phone as I get bored very easily, Kang provided me with that.

Where may i find this battery saving option?

!MiKrofT 02-10-2012 01:49 AM

Man. You guys are making me want to switch to kang now Lol.

bakasam 02-10-2012 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by JordanLee (Post 7792196)
I agree^ Team Kang has built an amazing rom. The power saver mod turns off 3G/Wifi/whatever when you turn off the screen and its unreal how much battery that saves.

Anyone else using the Team Kang rom have an issue where it takes an awfully long time for your phone to reconnect to 3G? (This is with the power saving option on and 3G off when screen is off)

Or sometimes the phone says its connected to the 3G network but you aren't actually "connected" and have to wait a good 2-3 minutes before you actually are?

impulseX 02-10-2012 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by !MiKrofT (Post 7791816)
If your phone is recent it should already have a recent radio on it so not much to worry about there. If you run franco kernel you'll need a rom based on 4.0.3 or newer I believe. Kang I hear is pretty good.

I'm on 4.0.2 so I'm still running Android Revolution HD.

from what i saw mine was on 4.0.1.
got the phone from fido before i cancelled the contract and im planning to use on wind.
i'll try kang. thanks!

unit 02-10-2012 10:41 AM

hey galaxy nexus users, any of you coming from the nexus s?
if so, you know that the nexus s takes forever to charge.
has this been fixed with the galaxy nexus?
iphones charge super quick even via usb

Simplex123 02-10-2012 11:26 AM

I'm pretty sure it has little to do with the phone. If you want it to charge fast get the BlackBerry PlayBook High Capacity Wall Charger. It is rated at 1.8amp vs regular chargers that are under 1amp.

unit 02-10-2012 12:32 PM

u sure about that?
i used the same charger as i used to use for my blackberry and had different results.

CP.AR 02-10-2012 01:34 PM

unit I'll do a small test for you when i get home tonight :)

DanHibiki 02-10-2012 02:59 PM

Are there any tweaks where you can make the volume button take pictures? Or one where if you tap the status bar, it'll jump u back to the top of the page?

I weighing the pros and cons of switching from an iPhone 4 to a Nexus but I can't decide. :(

There's good and bad to both phones ugh.

!Yaminashi 02-10-2012 03:41 PM

I know for camera zoom fx App it lets you choose ways to take pictures.
there's an option for using the volume buttons
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DanHibiki 02-10-2012 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by !Yaminashi (Post 7792724)
I know for camera zoom fx App it lets you choose ways to take pictures.
there's an option for using the volume buttons
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But is there a tweak to just the native camera app rather than downloading a separate app altogether?

parm104 02-10-2012 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by !Yaminashi (Post 7792724)
I know for camera zoom fx App it lets you choose ways to take pictures.
there's an option for using the volume buttons
Posted via RS Mobile

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanHibiki (Post 7792683)
Are there any tweaks where you can make the volume button take pictures? Or one where if you tap the status bar, it'll jump u back to the top of the page?

I weighing the pros and cons of switching from an iPhone 4 to a Nexus but I can't decide. :(

There's good and bad to both phones ugh.


Yam is right, Camera Zoom does have the ability to customize your hardware buttons to be used for your camera as well as a voice-activation option so you can speak your commands. But, I found the interface to be pretty shitty and it was kinda simple compared to even the stock camera.

P.S: This ROM looks like it has potential. ULTIMATE customization!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1414422

!MiKrofT 02-10-2012 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by unit (Post 7792566)
u sure about that?
i used the same charger as i used to use for my blackberry and had different results.

The blackberry charger isn't high amperage. The Playbook charger specifically has higher amps.

!MiKrofT 02-10-2012 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by DanHibiki (Post 7792733)
But is there a tweak to just the native camera app rather than downloading a separate app altogether?

The only way that would happen is if someone took apart the camera app and recoded it to volume. So most likely not gonna happen.

CP.AR 02-10-2012 11:08 PM

^ actually latest manhattan rom has that mod available :)

are there any roms out there that can do transparent softkeys?

!MiKrofT 02-11-2012 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Amuro Ray (Post 7793151)
^ actually latest manhattan rom has that mod available :)

are there any roms out there that can do transparent softkeys?

Lol. I stand corrected then :)

DanHibiki 02-11-2012 03:03 AM

I've been debating switching to android from iphone 4 for a month now but I can't decide. There's good and bad to both phones ugh. Wish I can combine the best of both phones.

Damn first world problems.
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!Yaminashi 02-11-2012 10:23 AM

Well what do you need from your phone? Do you like to tinker with it and make it your own? Or do you just need it to work? IMO iPhone users tend to just need a phone that works. My buddy just switched from a Droid to an iPhone but he just needs it for a phone, he never customized his Droid
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DanHibiki 02-11-2012 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by !Yaminashi (Post 7793401)
Well what do you need from your phone? Do you like to tinker with it and make it your own? Or do you just need it to work? IMO iPhone users tend to just need a phone that works. My buddy just switched from a Droid to an iPhone but he just needs it for a phone, he never customized his Droid
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Actually, the iPhone is more customizable (once jailbroken) than you think. I, personally do not like to tweak it too much but I have friends who have like lock-pattern lock screen, totally different looking interface and animations, etc.

I usually TRY to keep the amount of tweaks I have on a phone to a minimum as there are usually conflicting problems when you have too many.

Because I'm on the fence, 50/50 between the two phones, it's really the little things that sway me to either side.

iPhone pros:
- lock screen message previews and ability to unlock directly to that app
- BiteSMS is an awesome quick reply jailbreak app for messaging
- I might have to take a closer look at this, but I notice that the YouTube app on the iPhone has the best quality. even when compared to the mobile site on the same phone the sharpness differences is quite noticeable. Tried my friends Nexus and it doesn't seem as sharp despite being true HD.
- App store nuff said
- Can unlock DIRECTLY to the camera app even when there is a lock feature in place. ICS only lets you do this when you don't have a lock pattern.
- Take picture with volume button
- Tap status bat to jump to top

Galaxy Nexus pros:
- I LOVE the sharing feature on this phone and how you can share anything in any app to any other app. It doesn't have to be a native share feature like it is on the iPhone
- The YouTube app is much nicer. I use youtube on my phone a lot. Only thing that's missing is top comments.
- bigger screen mmmmmm
- widgets nuff said
- I use more google stuff than I do Apple.
- No shitty iTunes

How many of the iPhone pro's that I listed are on the android in terms of tweaks?

parm104 02-11-2012 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DanHibiki (Post 7793586)
Actually, the iPhone is more customizable (once jailbroken) than you think. I, personally do not like to tweak it too much but I have friends who have like lock-pattern lock screen, totally different looking interface and animations, etc.

iPhone pros:
- lock screen message previews and ability to unlock directly to that app
- BiteSMS is an awesome quick reply jailbreak app for messaging
- I might have to take a closer look at this, but I notice that the YouTube app on the iPhone has the best quality. even when compared to the mobile site on the same phone the sharpness differences is quite noticeable. Tried my friends Nexus and it doesn't seem as sharp despite being true HD.
- App store nuff said
- Can unlock DIRECTLY to the camera app even when there is a lock feature in place. ICS only lets you do this when you don't have a lock pattern.
- Take picture with volume button
- Tap status bat to jump to top

How many of the iPhone pro's that I listed are on the android in terms of tweaks?

Most of us have owned or still do own the iPhone 4. Mine has been jailbroken since Day 1 and I wouldn't have used this phone without the jailbreak. It's a must in my opinion but that all depends on the user's needs I guess. Keep in mind, I've had almost every iPhone (except for the iPhone 4s) and sometimes have owned multiple phones of the same model...They ALL became sluggish, slow and finicky when I started doing customizations.

And ALL those features are in Android...The only difference is you don't have to add repositories and codes to get these simple customizations and you don't sacrifice the phone's performance.

DanHibiki 02-11-2012 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by parm104 (Post 7793649)
Most of us have owned or still do own the iPhone 4. Mine has been jailbroken since Day 1 and I wouldn't have used this phone without the jailbreak. It's a must in my opinion but that all depends on the user's needs I guess. Keep in mind, I've had almost every iPhone (except for the iPhone 4s) and sometimes have owned multiple phones of the same model...They ALL became sluggish, slow and finicky when I started doing customizations.

And ALL those features are in Android...The only difference is you don't have to add repositories and codes to get these simple customizations and you don't sacrifice the phone's performance.

You mean in the modded versions of Android right? Because I know those features aren't available in the stock ICS.

!MiKrofT 02-11-2012 05:18 PM

I made some comments to your pros.

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Originally Posted by DanHibiki (Post 7793586)

iPhone pros:
- lock screen message previews and ability to unlock directly to that app
*Galaxy Nexus unlocks directly to the app from the notification bar

- BiteSMS is an awesome quick reply jailbreak app for messaging
* 3rd party app doesn't really count as it is a tweak that's not default on iphone but even so there are android equivalents that are the same. I've used both

- App store nuff said
*If you're saying it's better because of quantity that's not really much of a case now. However if you're comparing the interface I would say Google has come a long way and is pretty equivalent.



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