Recent content by Jonathan I Ezor#IM

My Galaxy S3 is probably the closest thing to a worthy successor to my Pre3. Similar size and shape, large screen, removable battery. Still haven't tried the Touchstone mod, and webOS remains superior to Ice Cream Sandwich in many ways, but I can work well on my new phone. {Jonathan} P.S...

Just a word of caution for those of you who may be considering swapping the stock GSIII ROM for a recent CM10 build: you may have trouble with your removeable SD card afterwards. Specifically, as I've read in posts elsewhere, CM10 currently only supports FAT32 formatting, not the exFAT format...

I was able to do this using the iReader app. {Jonathan} Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

Looks like I may need to learn how to solder to make this work. Not a bad skill, I suppose; I found this site that seems to give a good tutorial (thanks to Lifehacker). From what I've read here, I can probably just solder the Touchstone coil side and try electrical tape to press the wires...

I'm just about ready to try this. Question: is there a particular type of wire that is needed, or just any typical insulated wire? {Jonathan, not particularly savvy about things electrical}

I'm not entirely new to Android (my TouchPad is running CM9), but having just gotten my first Android *phone* (the GSIII on VZW), I have some new uses and thus new questions. My two most pressing, for which I have not been able to find answers: 1) Is there a way to enable text auto-replacement...

Well, my 6/17 online preorder is still just a preorder--the order number I got doesn't register yet, so I don't even know if I truly have a planned ship date. {Jonathan}

Having successfully installed CM7 on my backup TouchPad, I'm considering doing so on my production one as well. Before I start purchasing apps (I'm considering QuickOffice for Android, since regrettably QuickOffice for webOS is *still* not stable, damnit!), I wanted to know if and how purchased...

New level of standard hardware As a Pre Plus user, I like the idea that the Evo is helping to set the next standard level of hardware. Can't wait to see webOS running on such a device! {Jonathan}