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2011-02-16
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I got this keyboard today from best buy.
It works great.....but the touch keyboard is always in the way.
Is there a way I could hide it when my bluetooth keyboard is connected?
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2011-02-17
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I got this keyboard today from best buy.
It works great.....but the touch keyboard is always in the way.
Is there a way I could hide it when my bluetooth keyboard is connected?
The next time i see a poster with this problem I shall refer him to it. Though I won't see the need to be as obnoxious about it as you do.
Since I bought my Streak I have reflashed about a dozen times in keeping up to date with the latest version of a custom ROM. As indeed have hundreds (thousands?) of others.
From what I can see with CyanogenMod and the like, a great many users do likewise with their devices.
ROM flashing is now mainstream, thank you for your caveats though.
http://forum.androidcentral.com/hack...html#post35442
Why use Heimdall when we can use Odin?
Odin is generally unreliable and only runs on Windows systems. Furthermore, Odin is leaked Samsung software that is not freely available or well understood by the community.
Is Heimdall safe?
No matter what method you chose, flashing firmware onto your device has a lot of potential for disaster. We have tested Heimdall with a variety of devices, flashing several different firmware versions with a 100% success rate. As such we believe that Heimdall is generally reliable. However keep in mind, just like any firmware flashing software, Heimdall has the potential to brick your device if not used correctly.
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2011-02-17
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2011-02-17
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I seem to remember seeing a setting somewhere in Settings to not autoshow the on-screen kb.I got this keyboard today from best buy.
It works great.....but the touch keyboard is always in the way.
Is there a way I could hide it when my bluetooth keyboard is connected?
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2011-02-17
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What do you get as available options/keyboards in this mode when you hold your finger on a text entry area while the Bluetooth is on? (i.e. Does it give you the option, for example, to go exclusively BT keyboard with no software keyboard?)I got this keyboard today from best buy.
It works great.....but the touch keyboard is always in the way.
Is there a way I could hide it when my bluetooth keyboard is connected?
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2011-02-17
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Also... YAYYYY! Easy Honeycomb (CyanogenMod 7) install for the Galaxy Tab, using Heimdall, now!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=931857
Lookin' REEEEEALLY good for us, here! Note: Pay SPECIAL ATTENTION to the requirements before you do anything. (For example, I can't use it since I have the lamed-down Verizon version.)
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2011-02-17
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2011-02-17
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With apologies to your wounded ego, as someone who doesn't deal with rooting and flashing Samsung devices, you really are treading into alien territory and arguing with people who DO. If you bothered to read through the Samsung forums, they DO point out how dangerous it is to try flashing their devices and ESPECIALLY dangerous to try flashing all of the Flash memory partitions with Samsung's Odin tool. As much as I love my Samsung Galaxy Tab, the company did appear to go out of their way to make sure we couldn't hack at it. Idiots.
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2011-02-18
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android envy, buzz..buzz buzz, core failure, crapdroid, galaxy fap, galaxy tab, ipad killer, samsung, tab trolls, tablet envy |
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*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)