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Overheating When I had my Nexus One I had overheating problems. It happened when doing all of the following together: - connected to car charger - gps - navigation - screen on full brightness - on dashboard on very hot day The phone was never the same after the first time it overheated...

I came from the Nexus One where I'm assuming there were no counters ... nobody ever mentioned them. So, what's the deal? Are we just trying to make sure Samsung doesn't deny warranty service? How do you check? I have CWM and a custom ROM ... is it guaranteed that I have tripped the counter?

Are you doing the wipes that were suggested? After all this flashing and running different stuff you've probably got loads of crap in your caches.

Out of curiosity, what is it that you are trying to do that "O/S fragmentation" is stopping you from doing??

So, now that there is an official ICS for the Galaxy S2 out in Europe, do the devs have their hands on official ICS to base ROMs off of? Or are they still waiting for radios? I have been looking around for ROMs and the pickings still seem slim. (not that I'm complaining ... beggars can't be...

Good news. I was worried that all the different GS2 versions would leave us Rogers users off on an island of our own.

A little off topic I've been looking around but I am having trouble getting a clear answer on this: Is the AT&T SGH-I727 the same as the Rogers SGH-I727R? That is, can we use the same recovery and ROMs? Thanks

Sorry if this is not the right place. My N1 just died on me and am doing an upgrade through Rogers. My choices are the Galaxy S Infuse 4G and the Galaxy S II 4G. Obviously the S2 has more power but the Infuse is pretty good (I have it now and I like it (but I can still return it for the S2))...

Two buttons together ... It is a common misconception that you have to push two buttons at the same time to activate some features. Trying to push them at exactly the same time is hit and miss and causes people to have issues. In every case the combination is always hold one button down and...

Debatable. LCDs draw a constant amount no matter what is displayed. OLED only draws power for pixels lit up. Originally it was thought that OLEDs would be much less power but in the end it is so close that it is determined by content.

Did you ever overheat it? I believe that the N1 has a problem if you really push it that it can overheat. Once it happens once it will happen again and every time it takes less and less to cause the reboot. Eventually it reboots just with 3G. I was running mine in the car-mount with GPS, Google...

I like some of the apps from OpenIntents software: OI Safe - encrypted password store OI Notepad - notes - can be encrypted if you have OI Safe installed OI Shopping - Shopping list app (now has barcode plug-in) All free.

This is why I bought the N1. And it is why I will be looking at HTC for my next phone.

Is that thing still running FroYo as well??

Personally I believe that Google was planning on releasing 2.3 as Gingerbread (beyond just the Nexus S) and something changed their minds. Hence the delay for the N1. So they are making some changes / improvements / whatever and are going to push 2.4 out as the widely released Gingerbread.