720p yes, 1080p no. i tried both. when try to opening 1080p it just pop up error saying that video is not supported. also, i think it's very hard to get a 1080p movie under 4GB (unless the movie is very very short) which is the max limit (FAT32 limitation) u can transfer at any one time to your internal sd. I'm just lucky happen to have a movie at 3.9gb. lol.

This post has been edited by gzero: Jul 19 2010, 04:56 AM

Any smartphone without data plan nowadays are pretty much useless imo, you cant do anything with it. Just a waste, might as well use nokia 1200
Question, if you choose extra RM50 for data plan, and get it at RM900 cheaper than RRP, isn't it still worth it? After 1 year of using, u only pay extra 12x50=RM600 for the data plan, and the overall price of the phione is still cheaper than RRP.

This post has been edited by gzero: Jul 19 2010, 01:04 PM

I thought the built in Think Free office can read PDF file? And it's very fast too, better than official Adobe Reader apps.

Hey i have a huge question here,

People have been talking about APN switcher on/off like JuiceDefender, APNDroid, etc etc. All these program do is to switch on/off your APN right? Meaning it's whether you are able to surf internet or not at all.

What i've been wondering is that, is there a program that force 2G connection when the phone is idle/screen is off, such that whatever program that needed to be sync like email, MSN messenger, it will be forced to used the slower GPRS/EDGE speed, which does not matter, because there is no hurry anyway. This will still save our battery a lot and still keep our phone connected at all time. I noticed there's an option to force 2G in settings, so maybe there's a program which can toggle this on/off?

Hey, i've bought an ultra clear screen protector from Clarivue (and it's fantastic) imported from US. But it only comes in a twin pack at USD12.99 or about RM 44. I've applied the first one and have no use for the second one. So who want the other SP? I'll sell it at RM20 inclusive of postage via post express. Sharing = cheaper! Info below!

http://www.clarivue.com/samsung-i9000-gala...-protector.html

This post has been edited by gzero: Jul 21 2010, 04:35 PM

So will this interfere with apps such as MSN Messenger which require constant minor synching in the background?

nono, i mean, i WANT to use 2G for MSN especially when the phone is idle, because 3G is draining too much battery with MSN in the background. That's why im asking if there's an app that a auto toggle 2G when the phone is in idle.

My previous post is regarding those APNDroid/Juicedefender program, because if they disable APN, then how can MSN work

This post has been edited by gzero: Jul 21 2010, 05:12 PM

Go to Messaging and bring up the Option within Messaging. You will see a seperate "Vibrate" option for incoming notification there.
Yea, same for me too, only back button will mark the messages as "read". Kind of annoying.

This post has been edited by gzero: Jul 28 2010, 09:00 AM

Just a test/alpha firmware. Expect a lot of bug and don't think performance is that optimized yet. Still thinking whether or not to flash it lol!

there is, you have to put those pic file onto a specific folder to exclude it. i cant remember what is taht folder called but u have to create it yourself. it has been mentioned before around here, try to look around. cant remember where

edit : you have 2 ways i i think.
1. add a dot (.) in front of whatever folder you want to hide it from gallery. (i.e : \picture -> \.picture)

or if you do not wish to modify your folder name :

2. you have to create an empty file called ".nomedia" (yes with the dot in front of the word nomedia) and drop it into the whichever folder you want those photo hidden. (not sure if this work, coz i heard that it only work to hide music from the music player)

This post has been edited by gzero: Aug 2 2010, 09:58 PM

4250mV le, correct. Why are you so worried about it anyway?

You cannot compare BB O/S (does it deserved to be called an OS anyway?) to Android. Android does so much more thing. Also, my moderate usage my phone can normally last about 1.5 days. Super heavy, maybe 6-7 hours. Heck, even laptop also last about this long only Light, could be up to 2.5days. But coming from an Symbian OS on Nokia, i can say that it's perfectly normal and sometimes it's even better.

Now this is weird, if you have battery monitor that shows a scale from 1-100%. A sleeping phone only eat about 1%-2% battery per hour. 2% max although 1.5% is more of the average. Assuming worst case, it'll still take 50hours to completely drain everything. Listening to music will eat about 5%-7% per hour (thats still about 15-20hours of music listening) . Browsing net can varies between 10-20% per hour (average 15%).

Also as a note, my battery does drain A LOT faster on the first week after purchase which was also reported by a lot of other users. After the battery has been conditioned (going through several cycle of charging), i can see that the battery can gradually last longer and now, it can last about twice as long compared to the first day i bought it. Don't worry.

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Added on August 4, 2010, 12:02 pmHonestly, i dont use BB myself, only use it few times on my friend's phone. But to point out couple of it, would be the UI fluidity/animation and the widgets capability, ability to use livewallpaper if you want, and you have more apps on Android. To me, BB seems too...business oriented and very limited except for its king of email capabilty but it doesn't means that android fall short of it . Personally, I also had a lot of trouble navigating the menu and especially messaging service (not user friendly). For instance, i don't even know where is my "Sent" SMS is kept.

This post has been edited by gzero: Aug 4 2010, 12:02 PM

You can put in any folder that you want, your player will scan entire sd anyway for mp3