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Crappy Screenshot Quality

I just got my Galaxy Nexus and installed Jelly Bean with the helpful guides on XDA. For some reason, my screenshot photo quality looks horrible.
Galaxy Nexus:
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HTC Sensation:

I don't see the "crappiness".
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SocialReject said:
I don't see the "crappiness".
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Galaxy Nexus:
HTC Sensation:

No crappiness here

I don't see anything wrong with it? I think that's how they really look like zoomed up, shouldn't have anything to do with screenshot quality..

placebo much?

They look... the exact same?

LoL, there is anything wrong with that screenshot.
It just looks zoomed on the computer monitor.
Everything look just fine to me.

yeah.. i dont see any difference...
on another note: where did you get the clock/battery widget in the first screenshot?

Screen problem

Hello!
I recently bought a nexus galaxy and I'm very happy of it. However I discovered that the screen has a problem. When I use the phone at night there is a disturbing darker line if the screen uses dark colors. I can not make you a picture to figure out beacuse my camera can not see the difference of colors. I attach an image to make understand you. I get such an effect on a totally black screen. Obviously it is not so pronounced in reality.
Another small problem is a slight problem with some brightly colored screens that remain imprinted on the screen a few tenths of a second and then disappear when i change screens.
Today I called samsung support but has not been helpful. Should I try again?
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Sorry for my english XD
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app

Give this thread a read. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1394358
good day.

Camera performance at night

I am very unimpressed by the camera in low light and night . Plus , the flash gives a yellowish effect . Any fixes ?

nope, but u can try the camera mod 2.2 in android development section, might help
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@Op,
There are so many threads opened about the camera performance and this subject.
Is it so hard to read the forum rules and do a search first before you open a new thread and clutter the board?
kkrazzyyguy said:
I am very unimpressed by the camera in low light and night . Plus , the flash gives a yellowish effect . Any fixes ?
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HD Samsung Galaxy W logo

Hi everyone, I made a very large, high quality logo of our Galaxy W, I just thought I will share it, someone might find a good use for it :good:
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Links to a larger versions
BLACK
WHITE You can't see it but it's there
WHITE + SHADOW

You might wanna put a white version as well
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.

iDelta said:
You might wanna put a white version as well
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.
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Just added two new white versions :good:

Can i make this my personal signature? :laugh:

Dhada said:
Can i make this my personal signature? :laugh:
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Great idea! :good:

Difference between the super clear LCD screen and amolded....

I just bought the tab 4 and imo, its junk and it's going to be returned as soon as I decide on what I want. I am down to this tablet and the tab s, in which I almost ordered this one until I found out it came with an LCD screen. My question is, how does the screen compare to the amolded screens? One of the major reasons I'm taking the tab 4 back is because of the not so vibrant colors and the pixelated letters in which you have to sometimes squint to read. I'm really sold on this tablet, I just don't want to run into the same issue.

difference
here is small comparison of gamma , colour range , between samsung s4 (AMOLED)and HTC one (LCD)
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lcd or amoled for me doesn't make huge difference .
Typically, those looking for more vibrant displays will be better off with AMOLED,
but well built and properly calibrated LCDs may provide a more realistic look.
Choose for your self .