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Re: Samsung Galaxy Note
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I cited your solution in Introducing BlueMaemo topic. |
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I can only hope that when the ICS update happens it might work then. |
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For all whom tried or didn't try the samsung galaxy note :
Are you sure that it's screen is capacitive? If it is capacitive then why didn't they state that at the official samsung website? and if capacitive then how does the pen works on it? When you press the galaxy note's screen does it press down like the nokia n900 resistive screen or is it solid hard like capacitive screens? |
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http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~moo...read/read4.pdf |
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I kind of didn't beleive that this phone is capacitive... btw do you have a samsung galaxy note? |
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I hadn't used GS for a while. Just tried and it doesn't give access to the full desktop site any more, it forces you down the mobile app route. However if you go to http://www.html5.grooveshark.com in the native browser you can still get access to non-crippled track playback (for now at least). HTH.
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I've found an app that allows to force rotate any application, including the Touchwiz launcher and several video streaming apps that insisted to work in landscape mode only counterclockwise.
Now I can operate my Note even upside-down. Why, you ask? Well, in an Iphon-esque way, the antenna is on the bottom side, near the buttons, and when I'm in an area with low signal, my hand interferes with it and 3g stops working. When upside-down antenna goes far from hand and data flow gets unhindered and faster! The app is https://market.android.com/details?id=nl.fameit.rotate |
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