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I don't get this paragraph (from the link):
What's the difference between the two settings? I'd like to know instead of being told what to do. A lot of the movies I want to convert are dramas with action in it (Star Wars, etc.), so it's not all breakneck-fast scenes.
I don't want to use HQXT because I want the best quality possible.
Wow! That's nuts!
Fastest I've gotten is 29MB down with full bars.
And now, Thursday's RSRSS morning dose...
Top story: Verizon Wireless To Push Update To Galaxy Nexus In January To Address Signal Strength Indicator | Thedroidguy
Verizon Wireless hinted at the varying signal strength in their 4G LTE service based on factors such as where the device is within the array of towers providing the signal. Verizon Wireless concurred with some tech site findings in that the signal strength indicator on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is actually more accurate than other devices.
Raney told Computer World that the forthcoming update “will adjust the signal strength indicator to more closely match other Verizon Wireless devices”.
My Nexus just MIGHT be here today! It was on the truck (again!) this morning at 7:48...yesterday it didn't get on the truck until 11:28! (yes, I'm stalking the Fed Ex tracking site!)...it's snowing again, but let's hope they can make it today!!
Merry CHRISTmas!
Toto
Had a friend call last night, was sitting in my basement looking at a signal bouncing between -110 and -120 dbm with 99 asu and zero bars..........
Talked for 14 minutes, crisp clear sound for whatever it's worth, still have never been unable to send a txt either, even with zero bars.
But data connectivity is far, FAR weaker than the other phones in my house, and both my Nexus ands my son's Thunderbolt are set to CDMA only (no 4G here yet)
Thank God for Wifi!!!!!!!!!
Morning everyone -- working from home today. I absolutely love that I can WFH at this job if I want/need to.
Gonna flash gummyNex 0.2.6 over my 0.2.3 in a bit -- the changes for 0.2.6 are awesome -- especially the 1% battery mod, although I do love my Circle Battery Widget.
BTW wifi power management is awesome -- this is left unplugged overnight.
What? So basically they are taking away the accuracy ? Am I reading that right?
What? So basically they are taking away the accuracy ? Am I reading that right?
What? So basically they are taking away the accuracy ? Am I reading that right?
Argh. Wiped data/cache/dalvik, flashed Kang's 4.0.3, wiped dalvik again, flashed soft key mod, rebooted, and no notification bar and no soft keys!!
What the frak!!
The findings from the "tech site" mentioned (AnandTech's expose, located here) are as follows:What? So basically they are taking away the accuracy ? Am I reading that right?
So, basically yeah, because of the stink people have raised about this, Verizon is changing the Nexus' signal reporting to more closely match the reporting meter from previous phones, even though it's technically less accurate. The only real question in my mind is why the less accurate method was used in the first place.The issue here is that on basically all of the LTE/CDMA Verizon handsets, the field under “Signal Strength” refers to EVDO signal strength, and not LTE signal strength. The two aren’t comparable at all for a host of reasons - different spectrum (800 MHz and 1900 MHz for 1x/EVDO as opposed to 700 MHz for LTE), and different cells (there’s some correlation, but not every Verizon base station has LTE onboard). The end result is that if you’re comparing 1x/EVDO signal strength to LTE signal strength, you’re making an absolutely meaningless apples to oranges comparison.
The Galaxy Nexus (and really just Android 4.0) now correctly reports and accommodates LTE by reporting its signal strength under “About->Status” and visualizing that as bars appropriately. [...] The only real issue that exists is that the Galaxy Nexus (and really just the stock Android 4.0 signal strength to bars mapping) doesn’t line up with what Verizon has shipped on other devices, thus leading people to make apples to oranges comparisons and imagine an issue.
There’s a CDMA and LTE baseband update coming with the LTE Galaxy Nexus’ 4.0.3 update as shown above, but this will likely do more to address connection stability than change the way anything is reported. Given how much attention this has gotten, however, I would not be surprised to see Google make a change to its signal strength to bars mapping for LTE and placebo away an issue that never really existed to begin with. That's also an unfortunate change, since from my perspective the Galaxy Nexus is one of the first handets that doesn't have an unrealistic mapping.
Update:
As predicted, Verizon has made a statement to The Verge and Computerworld stating that there's nothing wrong with the RF performance characteristics or baseband firmware on the LTE/CDMA Galaxy Nexus. Instead, they will upstream some changes to Android to make the device report its bars visualization in line with the rest of its 4G LTE hardware portfolio.
What? So basically they are taking away the accuracy ? Am I reading that right?
So first of all...
In May, it is our Anniversary, Mother's Day, and her Birthday, in that order, within a ten day period. So I got her a Spa Treatment/Massage, diamond earrings, and a Nook Color. I had been planning on getting her the Samsung Stratosphere as her big gift but her LG Ally pooped out two months too early! I know she wants cozy boots from Target she pointed out but that is hardly thoughtful. I am actually at a loss and Christmas is four days away! Help me BB...you're my only hope. Help me BB, you're my only hope...
jmar
I have had that happen too often... that's why I'm sick of all those dang kangs..
And....
All 4.0.3 builds are NOT created equal... Grand theft auto will not run on any 4.0.3 build except Pete's... fwiw I think that's why there are do many issues with those mods
Missed this earlier. A not so common gift I've found is to have a star named in someone's honor. It's not 'official' but still very cool. And with Google sky map you can show them where the star is too!
Don't have the link handy, but google international star registry, should come up.
I'm having intermittent wi-fi connection problems. I was literally 2 feet away from my router, and my phone wouldn't connect. It said "out of range". But my laptop was working just fine. I haven't been able to connect to my work wi-fi all week, then magically today, I can. Aside from that, 4g and 3g have had intermittent connection problems. Maybe I should try to exchange?