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I figured it out! It was by accident really. I uninstalled Secure Settings (which I used for Tasker) without realizing it. Then when I called my service provider (Rogers) to see if maybe I have to get a replacement phone, found that the home button worked! I tested it out a bunch of times...

Yes I did the cache partition and master reset. Wiping the cache and removing the Sd card didnt do anything.

I recently did a factory reset by pressing and holding the power, home and volume up keys to get to the.. I think its called a bootloader? I dont really know but you can wipe the cache partition and clear data and reboot from there, which I did. I saw it on an website which I can't even find...

Yeah there have been a lot of problems reported of 4.3 updates. That's why I'm holding off until I see samsung have fixed at least some of the issues Posted via Android Central App

I'm not sure how it started, but yesterday I wasnt able to load any of my games. They just open to a black screen with a loading sign then close back to the app drawer. They had been working perfectly before. They are quite graphic intensive (dead trigger 2, gt racing 2 and despicable me minion...

Never mind, I didn't do enough internet searching, I guess This helped me: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s3/216398-anyone-know-what-icon-top-bar.html

Hi, can anyone tell me what the N symbol means?

My mom was messing around on her note 2 and I dont know what she did but now everytime we try to open google chrome it automatically opens the youtube app. We can only get past this if we press back enough times to get back to chrome but this happens every time and its really annoying. What do I do?

\My family just got a Note 2 and when I was setting up the wifi I think I set it up to have the same IP address as my computer (which is Windows 7, btw). Whenever the phone is using the internet I can't use it on my comp (an IP address conflict message shows up) and vice versa. I have no idea...

I was just surfing through StumbleUpon and found this article. It's pretty interesting. Android now powers 75% of all smartphones sold. Are we heading towards a Google monopoly? | ExtremeTech