Awesome, I wonder if we will see it in Canada soon, or if we will have to wait a couple of weeks?

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Thank you very much once again!

Here's another:

Help is just aroud the corner:
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/articles/14972/20130131/android-4-2-release-date-google-jelly-bean-update-bluetooth-fix-exclusive.htm
That is great news.

I've heard good things about this App called Tasker

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en

However it's 6 bucks to buy it. Is it worth it for the Nexus 7?

*EDIT* Also can the Nexus 7 see cell phone towers? Would make automation a bit better.

You can also go to the app drawer, find the app, long press on the app, and drag it to app info.  From there it'll take you to a screen where you can disable notifications for the app.  That app will not have a notification icon anymore. (might be useful for skype or utorrent)

That is if I understand your problem correctly.

Screenshots might help.

You will always have a keyboard notification up when you use the keyboard. I think you can do the same thing as above, though I haven't tried it. Go to Settings - Apps - All - Android Keyboard and click on it - Turn off Notifications... maybe that will work. Looks like if you go to Input Devices, it's disabled and you can't turn that off... sorry. Maybe if you root you can change that?

Or if you want it to be super clean, you can download Nova Launcher and get rid of the notification bar entirely 

Yesterday I headed on a trip, I turned gps on at first, but then decided that I didn't want to use GPS, so I closed up my tablet. Halfway through my trip I hear a noise from my bag, it's my tablet shutting down. Turns out I left my GPS on. Is this amount of battery drain normal with GPS?



As you can see, the screen is off, but the GPS kept waking up the tablet. What's up with that?

Ive been looking for a nice ocon pack, which one are you using Albert?

In Wi-Fi advanced settings Network notification will notify you in the statusbar of open networks but once you've selected your SSID of choice, whether it'll stay connected to that SSID when it detects a stronger signal from another source and has it's password stored, I am unsure?

This is my problem. This question has more to do with my wife's Motorola Xoom, we have 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz SSIDs. I want her to connect to the 2.4 GHz when she's just browsing, but when I'm using Netflix on her Xoom I want to use 5 GHz.  However it seems to switch back and forth by itself, so it's one or the other.