wait and hope
Ok, I wrote yesterday a mail to the developer from "photo editor" and wait now for an answer.
Thank you.
Ok, I wrote yesterday a mail to the developer from "photo editor" and wait now for an answer.
Thank you.
it's getting not better
Here is it:
KitKat prevents user-installed applications from writing to storage locations other than "Main Storage".
This restrictions was added by Google to Android 4.4 KitKat and affects all installed applications except those installed by Google, your device manufacturer, and your cellular carrier.
So, it is not possible to fix this in user-installed application.
To solve this problem, you need to ROOT the phone.
I am sorry that I can't help you.
Best Regards,
dev.macgyver
Here is it:
KitKat prevents user-installed applications from writing to storage locations other than "Main Storage".
This restrictions was added by Google to Android 4.4 KitKat and affects all installed applications except those installed by Google, your device manufacturer, and your cellular carrier.
So, it is not possible to fix this in user-installed application.
To solve this problem, you need to ROOT the phone.
I am sorry that I can't help you.
Best Regards,
dev.macgyver
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Some ui changes basically. Not much to drool for. However will have to face the storage writing issue mentioned in the post above.
It is doable as proven by ezPDF reader. Guess its not easy or well documented. Someone on another thread did tell me its not working on every device.
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There is one point I dont understand right. Is the ability of the EZPDF reader the chance to give other apps write permissions? Or should several developers learn from this example, meaning, they could give their apps write permissions too in another update?
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They should follow the example of ezPDF and QuickOffice. These apps use the Document Provider to retrieve files. This appears to be a bridge between apps and cloud providers to retrieve documents for editing.
On the Galaxy S4 at least, it also does this for the SD card if the Advanced Devices switch is turned on. Someone told me this may be OEM dependent. Not sure about that. The developers need to read up on Storage Access Framework. I believe that covers this approach.
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On the Galaxy S4 at least, it also does this for the SD card if the Advanced Devices switch is turned on. Someone told me this may be OEM dependent. Not sure about that. The developers need to read up on Storage Access Framework. I believe that covers this approach.
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Top Status Bar
Hey everyone i searched the forums but no one seems to be affected be the presence of top status bar in the new 4.4.2 kitkat update...
i seriously don't like it at top i has a phone for that and dont want it on my tablet.
so can any boody tell me is it possible to have the status bar moved to bottom just as it was in jellybean.
Hey everyone i searched the forums but no one seems to be affected be the presence of top status bar in the new 4.4.2 kitkat update...
i seriously don't like it at top i has a phone for that and dont want it on my tablet.
so can any boody tell me is it possible to have the status bar moved to bottom just as it was in jellybean.
Probably have to root to do this.
I'm guessing it was moved to the top because of the problem of it popping up a lot when using snote or other handwriting programs. This is quite annoying so I'm glad it is being moved.
However I do think more things need to be opened up to user options without needing root. Android is supposed to be a more open system yet the more advanced it becomes, the more it gets locked down. If I want a locked out uncustomizable phone I'd get an iPhone. Keep Android open!
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I'm guessing it was moved to the top because of the problem of it popping up a lot when using snote or other handwriting programs. This is quite annoying so I'm glad it is being moved.
However I do think more things need to be opened up to user options without needing root. Android is supposed to be a more open system yet the more advanced it becomes, the more it gets locked down. If I want a locked out uncustomizable phone I'd get an iPhone. Keep Android open!
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Yeah thanks bro for quick answe
Basically I don't use tablet much I just bought it for its appearwnce tha is status bar and nav bar fused ...
But again u are right that it pops up too much
Basially the tablet ui should be in settings i mean there should be an option to turn on tablet ui or the normal interface man not every one like that big giant droid...
Kitkat rocks!
Actually, I didn't like my Note while it was on Jellybean 4.1.2
But now with Kitkat, I just feel like it's something else, not the old Note I owned...
This really rocks! :good:
The most amazing "new" feature in my opinion is the Full-Screen mode they've enabled.
Actually, I didn't like my Note while it was on Jellybean 4.1.2
But now with Kitkat, I just feel like it's something else, not the old Note I owned...
This really rocks! :good:
The most amazing "new" feature in my opinion is the Full-Screen mode they've enabled.
Horizontal Lines on Screen on Gray version
I realize this thread may be inactive, but wanted to try a question that has been bugging me... recently began buying Galaxy Note 10.1s on eBay... like the tab and have a 32gb Canadian N8010 and a 16gb US N8013 - both gray/black bezel as well as a white 16gb US N8013. When the screen is off, horizontal lines/ridges are visible on both gray/black bezel versions behind the screen when light is shining on the screen. The white version 16gb N8013 appears to have a blacker/darker screen and no such lines. I can't attest to the production year of these older models, but I beeline that they are all pre-2014.
I dont perceive a difference between the white and gray models when the screens are on but am curious about the seemingly different screen make ups when the specs indicate there should be no difference between the two 'models' (white vs gray).
Any ideas?
I realize this thread may be inactive, but wanted to try a question that has been bugging me... recently began buying Galaxy Note 10.1s on eBay... like the tab and have a 32gb Canadian N8010 and a 16gb US N8013 - both gray/black bezel as well as a white 16gb US N8013. When the screen is off, horizontal lines/ridges are visible on both gray/black bezel versions behind the screen when light is shining on the screen. The white version 16gb N8013 appears to have a blacker/darker screen and no such lines. I can't attest to the production year of these older models, but I beeline that they are all pre-2014.
I dont perceive a difference between the white and gray models when the screens are on but am curious about the seemingly different screen make ups when the specs indicate there should be no difference between the two 'models' (white vs gray).
Any ideas?
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43I just got my note yesterday and I have to say that it's a pretty amazing and fast piece of tech. I'll come back to edit this review more as I use it (and receive my case so I can use it a little more roughly like I normally do).
So far:
Pros-
Amazingly fast.
No stutters (I had the original Transformer TF101.. which had lags sometimes).
Sound is amazing (why don't other tablets have front speakers?).
Wacom stylus is streets ahead of capacitive crap/ sorry adonit jot just doesn't cut it).
Multi-tasking is awesome!
Cons-
S-note is.. underwhelming. (But lecture notes was great!) Seriously wished s-note was better because I kind of like it.
Multi-tasking is limited.. (although we get the Galaxy Note 2's multitasking abilities after we get jb right?)
EDIT:
Just used this for class.. and doodling, amazing! It's like taking notes on paper, without the weight and fuss and ink and ****, and I can copy and paste stuff. Also, I used it in the crapper, and it's amazing for reddit and stuff because it won't crash from loading too many images. But the stylus is freaking fantastic! AHHHh! (BTW, LectureNotes is definitely worth it. I like Papyrus more than it in the beginning because Papyrus was easier to use, but LectureNotes' customizability is waaaaay worth the learning curve.)3So, on my quest for the perfect android tablet, I found a nexus 10 at Wal-Mart and scooped it up. Yes, the screen is gorgeous, if a tad unsaturated. But, playing high stress games would make the cpu overheat and make the game turn in to a slide show. So it went back. Picked a Asus tf700, again, pretty screen. But I should have researched it more. It has a problem with it's memory being incredibly slow. Pull up a web page and it takes forever to load, and installing apps was agonizing. So back it went, and picked up a note 10.1, which I should have started with, since I have a note 2. Screen, compared to the Asus and nexus, is a bit grainy, but much more vibrant then those. Speed wise it seems every bit as fast as the nexus 10, but without all the horrible slowdown. I'm really enjoying it, and I think I found a keeper.2The idea behind this thread is to have all reviews, opinions and feedback of note users collated under one roof.
This would make things simple for everyone easy to post opinions updates feedback, for those who look upon us before making a purchasing decision easier to find them.
I hope this is not take in a wrong way the whole idea is to get things organize so information is easier to find and not scattered around but not boss around or offend anyone.
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