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When I power on my Nexus 7 (not wake from sleep) it takes almost a minute before it connects to my wifi. Also get a very weak signal if I go upstairs. :( And it's this weak wifi signal that triggers the screen flicker. :mad: Do not have this problem with my Transformer TF-101 , iPad 3 or...

If you have a strong wifi signal, you will not see the flicker problem.

Can you please send me your Transformer and I will swap it out with mine. :eek:

No, I've had three B50K Transformers and they all had some sort of light bleed. So, if you are powering on your Transformer in a dark room, you don't see any light blotches around any of the edges during the boot process?

What are the first 4 digits of your serial number? I have discovered that early builds with B40K have more issues than the later builds with B50K.

Doh! :-[ I did the same thing and re-applying US_epad-user-8.4.4.5.zip fixes it. Just copy the zip file to your MicroSD card. Make sure you put it in folder structure ASUS/Update/US_epad-user-8.4.4.5.zip I have uploaded it here: US_epad-user-8.4.4.5.zip Will PM you in case this link gets...

Angry Birds is happy now Angry Birds works very well now on 3.1. :D No more judder/studder/jerky scrolling.

Or just wait till tomorrow when ASUS releases it OTA :)

No, it downloads it to your internal storage.

Agreed, this method works well if followed properly.

Same poor performance. However, browser performance is much better and smoother.

That's kinda what my plan is. I'll have: A Transformer to tinker with and tweak. An iPad 2 to do more graphic intensive movie watching, browsing and gaming. A computer to do all the things that are not mean't to be done on a tablet.

I have an iPad 2 and after using a Transformer I was impressed how small and light the ASUS really is. It's like an iPad that has been sqeezed horizontally to make it more 16:9 It's a bit thicker than an iPad 2 but not bad. I like them both which is why I will be getting a Transformer as well.

The Xoom has a honeycomb like grid that you can see under flourescent lighting. The PlayBook has horizontal lines. The iPad has a grid but very hard to see. So, if you look hard enough, they all have visible lines.

Yes, what's up with that???