If you are looking for a simple, stock-like ROM with a stock kernel (no overclocking), you might want to give Task650 KME ROM a try, it comes with a RAM optimizations/HW-accelerated launcher to give you a stock-ROM experience but much faster.
Also, Ad-hoc is supported (hack enabled by default).
Download ROM here: Download Task650 KME ROM Donate to ROM developer here
For those of you who are installing new ROMs, you will definitely want to backup all your apps using Titanium Backup app, available for free on the Market. (The pay version is better btw, one-click restore.)
Step 1. Simply run the app, Goto Schedules tab and hit “Run” under “Backup of all apps & newer versions”. This will backup all your non-system apps that you’ve installed along with data, if there’s any stored in it.
Step 2. Now, if there’s any system apps such as Memo app that you’ve wrote some memos,
For those of you on Starburst ROM, did you know you can enable Netflix? Simply download a file browsing app like ES File Manager off the Market, browse to System/app directory and open Netflix-Rotation- to re-install Netflix!
Want to tether your Galaxy Tab 10.1 to your AdHoc WiFi on Android smartphone?
You can by rooting your Tab 10.1 and installing a wifi module that supports AdHoc.
Full directions on How to Enable AdHoc Wifi on Android tablets over at AndroidTabletHacks.com
This also works on any Android tablet device.
Couple days ago I made it my goal to have the best and fastest ROM and kernels running on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 and I think I may have achieve my goals so far.
With the latest version of Starburst ROM and 1.4Ghz overclocking kernel, I was able to achieve near 3000 on Quadrant benchmarking, which tests your Tab 10.1′s CPU, Disk I/O, and graphic processing speeds.
That’s quite good I think as stock Tab 10.1 gets near 1800 to 2200 on Quadrant, that’s almost near 50% improvement in speed of my Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Take that iPad 2, jabbing at Steve Jobs)
I just played with Starburst ROM all night long last night and I have to say this is probably the best and fastest ROM for the Galaxy Tab 10.1. It’s based on the latest TouchWiz UX ROM minus the bloatware and speed additions.
My browser used to lag when I had Google Music on and browsed Facebook desktop version but after installing this ROM, all of the lag is completely gone. I’ve also gotten speeds near 2200 on Quadrant, which is much better than stock.
Download ROM here:
For those of you who want to try out the new Touchwiz UX ROM for the Galaxy Tab 10.1, you don’t have to unroot device then apply the OTA update because there’s already a rooted Touchwiz UX ROM I have been enjoying for weeks already. If you have a rooted Tab 10.1, my advice is always wait and install a rooted version of the latest OTA update as it WILL be available.
I actually installed this ROM without knowing this was the actual OTA update but I guess some developers got hands on it weeks before.
You can download the ROM here:
For those of you who want to install a new ROM on your rooted Galaxy Tab 10.1, I made a quick video tutorial.
Basically the steps are pretty simple as follows:
1. Download the desired ROM you want to install and copy over to the internal storage of your Tab 10.1
2. Reboot by holding down Volume down button and Power button together and let go when you see Android logo.
3. Hit Volume down button then Volume up button to enter into ClockworkMod Recovery.
4. Choose “Wipe/Factory Reset” then hit the Power button.
5. Choose &#
There’s a newer, easier method to root your Galaxy Tab 10.1 instead the old method.
This one is pretty simple.
First, you will need Windows computer. If you don’t have one, borrow a Windows laptop from your friend or family member.
Second, make sure you’ve installed Galaxy Tab 10.1 Windows drivers. (Download it here)
Third, put your Galaxy Tab 10.1 into ODIN download mode by holding down both Power Button a
If you are returning your Galaxy Tab 10.1 to the store, perhaps for warranty, here’s how to unroot your Galaxy Tab 10.1 so no one can tell you’ve rooted before (and unvoid warranty).
Before we begin, if you are going to be returning your Tab 10.1 for another one, you can backup your current ROM (with all your settings/apps) first and save the backed-up files in your computer.
First, download and flash the stock OTA Android 3.1
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