thank you!my phone is much more better than b4!

you unmount internal storage? From settings -> SD & Storage?

you dont need to do that

i m using JG4...1 hours + using for movie will drain me 50% of battery@@

haha for me 1 hour+= 50% is superb.... especially with the large screen and really great picture

What it means that dont mount the drive for yr PC to use as a removeable storage!

In normal usage, if u want to save files into the phone external / internal storage, u will mount the sdcard for USB to access.

Hope this explains.

My 5cents worth of explanation.....

If I remember correctly, I read a review, they do benchmark continuously playing HD video for 2 hours plus before SGS force stop when battery near flat.

ic....but i m wathing RMVB file....

watch normal rmvb video in my computer eat more processor than watching 720p mkv

Just did a One Click Lag Fix 2.3 on FW DXJG4

Quadrant shows 1995. Not bad! Without the LagFix, was abt 890.

can anyone teach me how to install samsung kies ?
i try but can't get thru third step

i get 2107

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Added on August 16, 2010, 4:20 pmany error message?

This post has been edited by angel-girl: Aug 16 2010, 04:20 PM

How about other thing? No lag at all? Adding short of application, still got lag?

Good for u lor....

Anyway, it;s just 100 points different.

nothing ... just stop there for ages (three hour) ...

takes about 1 to 2seconds max. Sometimes instantly

im wonder....wat does it takes to calculate?

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Added on August 16, 2010, 4:25 pmdid u try to cancel n rerun?

This post has been edited by angel-girl: Aug 16 2010, 04:25 PM

Wow... i m on lagfix 1.0. DXJG4

Quadrant shows 2173... izzit good or bad?

shud b a good thing

actually lag fix 2.3 and lag fix 1.0...which one is better?

Well, based on the explanations,

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Creates a VIRTUAL EXT2 filesystem inside the stock RFS filesystem on the internal SD card, with a 4KB block size. This means that this lag fix creates a buffer between the real filesystem and the android system. This buffer should reduce the amount of disk I/O required for all operations by utilizing EXT2 buffering, as well as not writing file access times to disk, etc.

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So, if u can speed up the read & writes, yr system will perform better.

For a PC in Windows OS, say Vista or XP or 7, the more RAM u have, the faster the OS runs as the OS will use available RAM to cache yr reads and writes instead of writing directly to HDD.

Hope this explains.

My 5cents worth of explaining "how to increase read/write performance...."