Recent content by devilsushi

Re: Chances the ATT version will keep qi wireless charging? The Circle case has wireless charging. At the 0:54 mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4xuRKgt9Lo

Beat me to the infuse dock, glad I keep it for my Skyrocket, my GS III and now my Nexus 4. - - - Updated - - - Beat me to the infuse dock, glad I keep it for my Skyrocket, my GS III and now my Nexus 4.

The one down side from going from LTE to HSPA is the hardware profile on AT&T's side, its a headache to switch IMEI profiles. Retain the LTE profile and it should be fine. When you first insert the sim card the phones APN should download the PTA apn, if not then editing it in an easy fix...

Here is a video of 40+ possible queries to Gooogle Now; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHkhp6BwnGo

As far as I know it should work, I am able to read/write NFC enabled cards and stickers like Samsung's TecTiles (app needed), NFC parking meters and transit cards. As long as there is no metal between the NFC chip and NFC tag I don't think it should hinder Google Wallet.

AT&T's Samsung Infuse OEM Car Dock is slightly bigger then the Galaxy S III, but it will fit. Not sure if you can still buy it direct from AT&T as most of its stores were getting rid of inventory back when the II was being released, but you may be able to find it on ebay or Amazon.

I called in to the help desk and asked the same question, you will need to tell them about the hiccups in buffering and ask for a device refresh. What worked for my og EVO seems to work for the Galaxy S III.

If you like S voice but rather not deal with the lag, you could try leaving a shortcut on the lock screen. Settings > Security >Lock Screen Options > Shortcuts. By doing this and disabling the launch option in S voice you would reduce the lag but retain the accessibility by sacrificing some...

Changing the APN settings work, albeit there a few hiccups. From what I dealt with, the Galaxy Nexus is not an officially supported phone through AT&T thus they have no profile on their end so they see it as an unknown device. I'm using my Skyrocket as a placeholder for their end.

I did the same thing the other day went to several AT&T corporate stores then called into AT&T's Enterprise help desk. The GNex, according to AT&T is an unsupported phone. In my case I was trying to convert the line my Skyrocket was using to the GNex. I somewhat gave up and told them to revert...

Unlike the og Galaxy S the SiRF chipset is improved as even the Nexus S shared from the Galaxy S its GPS woes. In moderate cover I get within 3~10 meters of where I am. From cold boot to locating myself it takes less than a minute in an Urban Jungle like Downtown San Francisco or Los Angeles...

So there I was at macworld iworld, and Seidio reps there said if the demand is high enough they will make a skyrocket car mount. Otherwise universal is the only way to go unless you Macgyver the infuse dock. I'm waiting on an iGrip universal mount that's coming out sometime after CTIA. Sent...

GPS Status & toolbox or GPSfix are great apps to acquire satellite triangulation faster. GPS Status downloads a-gps info to help get a quicker fix whereas GPSfix need to have a decent line of sight to the sky. This should get you closer to where you actually are on the map.

The microcell can only support 5 mobile phones at any given time. If you have connectivity issues either power cycle the MC or your mobile. This is the case if there is a hiccup in broadband service, torrent downloading, HD media streaming on the network or just not really seeing eye to eye with...

No worries, enjoy!