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  Reply # 483266 20-Jun-2011 16:44 Send private message

Looking at the Chainfire root thread on xda ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399 ) about the SGSII.. Do I need to download the particular kernel version at the bottom of the 2nd post or so (ie the actual 'root')? The kernel version on my phone is i9100XWKE7, baseband is XXKE4.

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  Reply # 483278 20-Jun-2011 17:08 Send private message

DOUBLE POST!

Rooted my phone using Chainfire, cool :)

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  Reply # 483279 20-Jun-2011 17:09 Send private message

Debin: DOUBLE POST!

Rooted my phone using Chainfire, cool :)


Well done, pretty easy huh.

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  Reply # 483283 20-Jun-2011 17:14 Send private message

Debin: DOUBLE POST!

Rooted my phone using Chainfire, cool :)


Two thumbs up Debin.




Galaxy S has gone to its new owner.
HTC Sensation running Jelly Bean 4.1.1, alpha AOSP ROM, on Telecom XT. Rough around the edges but showing much potential considering it's pre-beta. My daily driver now.

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  Reply # 483289 20-Jun-2011 17:29 Send private message

ArtooDetoo:
jpanwala: tried quickpic and other app called reduce image size, neither have the ability to batch resize...


Any luck with the image upload/resize app? Did any of the suggestions fit your needs?


Na.. none does a batch resize.

have tried following apps until now. All free ones though obviously as I want to see whether they would do what I want it to!

Reduce file size
image shrink lite
quickpic

Tried another couple have now uninstalled them so don't remember what they were. What I am after is yes these apps allow sharing after resizing, BUT only for a single image. The moment you select two or more in that gallery/quickpic, options limit to email and picas and messaging. Yet it does not optimize file size for emails. It does for PXT, but i want to email them.

My iphone 3G on the other hand, allows you to select multiple images from photos, and select send via email. It automatically scales down images to lower resolution and sends quickly.

I use same yahoo mail account, max 3-4 photos are allowed to be sent over s2 as it lumbers around the 10mb (max email size) mark. Have sent 10+ from my iphone.. (normal image size 600-700 kb)

Options seem like I take pictures in lower res beforehand, or transfer to PC and then resize and send or email one by one. All killing productivity! There has to be a way... just need to find out what it is. :)

On another topic, this is supposedly the fastest phone (it is atlas for me!) but the gallery sometimes (intermittently) takes unto 25 seconds to show content, otherwise only loading... is this normal or could be linked to RAM and free memory management? If it si, should be it this slow? <100 images, no videos in 5 folders in the gallery. XWKE7 generic XEU f/w  

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  Reply # 483351 20-Jun-2011 19:32 Send private message

ive joined the club! picked up a galaxy 2 from vodafone auckland cbd, such a beautiful screen, i think the size is perfect, coming from an iphone 4 to this is wow!

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  Reply # 483376 20-Jun-2011 20:21 Send private message

kiwitrc:
valtam: What are you guys formatting your 32gb sd cards in, exFat, fat32?


I think I formatted it using my HTC Desire, I didnt do anything to it just threw it into the SGS2 and it works fine.



+1. Didn't format at all - just bought it, installed it, used it.

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  Reply # 483381 20-Jun-2011 20:25 Send private message

jpanwala:

Tried another couple have now uninstalled them so don't remember what they were. What I am after is yes these apps allow sharing after resizing, BUT only for a single image. The moment you select two or more in that gallery/quickpic, options limit to email and picas and messaging. Yet it does not optimize file size for emails. It does for PXT, but i want to email them.



Bummer. If you do find a solution, be sure to post it. I'd be keen on something that can automate the process, especially batch functionality.

Cheers.




Galaxy S has gone to its new owner.
HTC Sensation running Jelly Bean 4.1.1, alpha AOSP ROM, on Telecom XT. Rough around the edges but showing much potential considering it's pre-beta. My daily driver now.

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  Reply # 483431 20-Jun-2011 22:00 Send private message

psychrn:
stevenz:
Kilack: also.. how is the battery life on the galaxy s2 now that you have the optimised roms going etc compared to the galaxy s? we at least getting through a day comfortably?


I'm currently on 22 hours use with 33% battery left. That's with about 20mins of phone call and a fair bit of tinkering. I've disabled all of the Samsung social-media apps which are known to be battery eaters though. They strike me as fairly useless, so no loss there.

Hopefully 2.3.4 won't be far off which is supposed to fix most of the battery issues. Not holding my breath though :)
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can someone point me in the right direction on how to disable these hubs. ?? Ta?


http://androidadvices.com/how-to-increase-samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-battery-life/

I don't disable/freeze the hubs,i just don't use it





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  Reply # 483468 20-Jun-2011 23:45 Send private message

one thing i haven't seen mentioned before ...and it's the only real issue i have with the phone.

it's the over aggressive closing of music apps when using bluetooth headphones.

if i have google listen, or google music, or winamp .... after a wee while .. the app closes, right in the midst of playing back audio.


does it do the same thing for you wired guys? 

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  Reply # 483498 21-Jun-2011 09:18 Send private message

jpanwala:
ArtooDetoo:
jpanwala: tried quickpic and other app called reduce image size, neither have the ability to batch resize...


Any luck with the image upload/resize app? Did any of the suggestions fit your needs?


Na.. none does a batch resize.

have tried following apps until now. All free ones though obviously as I want to see whether they would do what I want it to!

Options seem like I take pictures in lower res beforehand, or transfer to PC and then resize and send or email one by one. All killing productivity! There has to be a way... just need to find out what it is. :)

On another topic, this is supposedly the fastest phone (it is atlas for me!) but the gallery sometimes (intermittently) takes unto 25 seconds to show content, otherwise only loading... is this normal or could be linked to RAM and free memory management? If it si, should be it this slow?


The default Gallery app looks pretty, but has massive performance & quality issues, hence why I try to use QuickPic as an alternative whenever possible. It doesn't look anywhere near as pretty, but it's faster, more functional, and displays a higher quality image.

I also just found "JustPictures!" which integrates online accounts (Flickr, Picasa etc) into your gallery which could be handy - no resize option though. Looks like a handy app however.

Have you tried any alternative MMS applications? The popular ones seem to be GoSMS, Handcent and ChompSMS.  Maybe one/some of them will do batch resizing?

You might've found a niche requirement, maybe put a request into the Android apps sub-forum over on XDA?




"You are" = "You're" - Not "Your".  "They are" = "They're" - Not "Their" or "There".  You probably mean "lose" not "loose".  There's no such word as "Alot".
 
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  Reply # 483504 21-Jun-2011 09:22 Send private message

Overclocking mine to 1300mHz made the gallery much faster to load, also made hi-def videos load instantly when there had been a noticeable delay before. It made no appreciable difference to battery life.

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  Reply # 483520 21-Jun-2011 09:58 Send private message

K1000716: Overclocking mine to 1300mHz made the gallery much faster to load, also made hi-def videos load instantly when there had been a noticeable delay before. It made no appreciable difference to battery life.


What O/C app did you use?

The Cognition 1.06 kernel update has made a noticeable difference in speed, and I only losy 4% overnight with 3g sync going.  As someone here suggested a while back (or maybe it was XDA), the performance gains through tweaking ROM's will be limited with this device - the real gains will come through kernel dev. work.




Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone - kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own.

SGSIII
ROM: WanamLite v1.3    Kernel: Ninphetamine v1.1.0   Modem: DXLEA

SGSII (Now belongs to SWMBO)
ROM: WanamLite v12     Kernel: Siyah v3.3.2   Modem: BVLPB

SGS
 (Cat's chew toy)

If you need a download-mode jig ASAP, you're welcome to borrow mine!  Works with SGS I/II/III.  I also have a SIM cutter available (Dunedin) - happy to post either to you at your cost.

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  Reply # 483525 21-Jun-2011 10:18 Send private message

nofam:
K1000716: Overclocking mine to 1300mHz made the gallery much faster to load, also made hi-def videos load instantly when there had been a noticeable delay before. It made no appreciable difference to battery life.


What O/C app did you use?

The Cognition 1.06 kernel update has made a noticeable difference in speed, and I only losy 4% overnight with 3g sync going.  As someone here suggested a while back (or maybe it was XDA), the performance gains through tweaking ROM's will be limited with this device - the real gains will come through kernel dev. work.


SetCPU is available for free via the XDA forums if you sign up. Cognition OC's to 1500Mhz which is pretty amazing. I underclock my SGS2 to 1Ghz for more battery life, I can't tell any difference in performance.

Cog v1.06 doesn't seem to be on the download page yet. Where'd you find it?




"You are" = "You're" - Not "Your".  "They are" = "They're" - Not "Their" or "There".  You probably mean "lose" not "loose".  There's no such word as "Alot".
 
On the internet, wasting time, since '89.

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 483541 21-Jun-2011 10:49 Send private message

stevenz:
nofam:
K1000716: Overclocking mine to 1300mHz made the gallery much faster to load, also made hi-def videos load instantly when there had been a noticeable delay before. It made no appreciable difference to battery life.


What O/C app did you use?

The Cognition 1.06 kernel update has made a noticeable difference in speed, and I only losy 4% overnight with 3g sync going.  As someone here suggested a while back (or maybe it was XDA), the performance gains through tweaking ROM's will be limited with this device - the real gains will come through kernel dev. work.


SetCPU is available for free via the XDA forums if you sign up. Cognition OC's to 1500Mhz which is pretty amazing. I underclock my SGS2 to 1Ghz for more battery life, I can't tell any difference in performance.

Cog v1.06 doesn't seem to be on the download page yet. Where'd you find it?


Do you have a link for SetCPU?

1.06 here:

http://designgears.github.com/CognitionS2/





Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone - kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own.

SGSIII
ROM: WanamLite v1.3    Kernel: Ninphetamine v1.1.0   Modem: DXLEA

SGSII (Now belongs to SWMBO)
ROM: WanamLite v12     Kernel: Siyah v3.3.2   Modem: BVLPB

SGS
 (Cat's chew toy)

If you need a download-mode jig ASAP, you're welcome to borrow mine!  Works with SGS I/II/III.  I also have a SIM cutter available (Dunedin) - happy to post either to you at your cost.

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