i wonder what is the 100 units that reach airport.. maybe the supplier just bluffing or they also got pranked by others. lol.

anyway lost interest in sgs2?

atrix lah! 

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=40581941

true..... patience is virtue.. Good things sometimes take some time.

lolx quad core
even netbook just got intel atom dual core oni leh
one day phone can over netbook spec o.O ?
but sure lose on screen and memory xD

nice arr watching porn use it samoled?? ...what other advantages with samoled?...hehe...im interested too ...seems delay plak...haishhh..hehe

i guess we can put a new term here: 'lag'. anything that delays for Samsung is considered 'lag'.

So, the shipment for SGS2 must've been lagging. lol.

Hoping that Samsung doesn't delay this too long before iPhone 5 or some quad-core hotshot phone dampens your enthusiasm for this phone. Android technology moves very fast my friend

damn.

News

urghhh

apa ni?

Argghhhhh, I am reallyy learning towards atrix.... must noooooot

That means 2 gadgets... my mother will come take half day to my lecture and scream at me....

Your choice, the blue or the red pill to Enter the M-Atrix

I'm pretending that my current phone is dying =D

... the nag, if u all hear.. i tell you, its like the dementors in harry potter...

i lose my mood to study, dun wan talk.... all the crazy shit stuffff... make me feel like i want to try and smoke zzz

you guys are soo lucky can change phone frequently, i have been using my samsung innov8 since 2009.....

Surely you remember the Samsung GT-i9100, colloquially known as the Galaxy S II? Sammy's been tight-lipped about which US cellular carriers might offer it, but the Federal Communications Commission might have an idea. You see, the Exynos 4210-toting Super AMOLED Plus smartphone just made its way to the FCC authorization database, 850MHz and 1900MHz GSM frequencies in tow -- which just so happen to be the ones required to get a gig at AT&T. Mind you, the handset could also be moonlighting in Canada with those particular bands, but the odds are decent we'll see it stateside sooner than that. By the by, this particular Galaxy S II is also sporting 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies, meaning it'll almost certainly come with dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi.

The Galaxy S II wasn't the only Samsung to hit the FCC this week, though, as the SGH-i708 also dropped on by -- it appears to be a worldphone with 850 / 1900MHz GSM frequencies alongside CDMA, EV-DO, and the standard Bluetooth and 2.4GHz WiFi.

end of the year is S3 d ..... hehehhehe

coming year. I prefer that.......

the thumbs up comments are rather bunch of jerks...

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Added on March 23, 2011, 6:59 pm
its the lag. I am not willing to fork out 2k plus for damn faktap lag phone, lagfix, gpsfix and all the joke one would find himself in asses before being able to enjoy the phone.

I sopposed next time, they could have it like gundam, and let us build the whole fakin plastic phone with some glass.

damn...

What is not acceptable for me is why do I have to void the warranty just to make it not so obvious lag???

rooting already voids it.

And just to unroot it to send back for warranty. What if suddenly spoil and they discover its rooted?? then how??? kong ah??
U guys nvr experience rooting a bloody vibrant u all piece of cake...
wait till the device rooting is smth like vibrant.. ahh, then u all know....
the dhd was slightly laggy, but it was well within an acceptable rate.

What is so hard in rooting the vibrant. Care to share?

Thanks for correct bro. 

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Added on April 2, 2011, 8:42 amIf Maxis exclusive, sure i go for AP. I really hope Singapore can release within this month.  ,

Don't make us disappointed Samsung.