Unplugged at 9.57A.M

lets see how long it can last with my intensive usage.

thats normal, i just woke up to see that i had to go through 10+ pages the last time i commented 

but seems some ppl are quite not satisfied with the phone. i can sort of understand it since they paid alot of money for it.

nw im seriously considering to whether or not just to buy the SGS II here or in UK next month 

I would expect it to be around RM40 - RM200??

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Added on May 8, 2011, 4:24 pmOkay, phone call lasted 47 minutes....

Hot Like Mother Fu^$^*()%#.....

had to shift from ear to another, not comfortable at all, but I believe thats why they gave u earphones so u could use them...

actually, its just normal...

Just that a forumer wants to know whether it is hot after 30 mins of talking.

So i removed my previous experience and gave him my verdict.

i would like to ask opinion from the experts here..im currently looking for new phone and been waiting for this sgs2..im a newbie and never experience using any smartphones before..last phone im using is n85..so the question is it worth for me to buy sgs2 or just go for much chepaer fon like lg o2x or htc or buy ip4 instead??really looking for u guys opinion out there..tq very muccchhh in advance..

tanx for ur opinion..but i here sgs2 got prob wif its bat life and camera..rm2800 is way too over..dats y im considering other fon like i mention..motorola atrix also quite decent..wat do u thnk..?

If you wish for a more future proof - go for a dual core  O2X . But having used the Motorola Atrix which is also a dual core - the main davantage you can see is in browsing speed and under multitasking - much smoother. As most apps are not optimized yet for dual core - any increase in performance from the dual core is not significant. This increase in performance we will only see in apps being redesign for dual core ; the most obvious I'd think will be in the games

Between the ARC and the Incredible S - my vote goes to the Incredible S. I have used both phones. You have to ask yourself which aspects of the smartphone is important than readup the features,  user's comments, and web reviews. The price difference is not much between the two about RM 100-200 max , the  IS being cheaper. The phone that meet most of your NEEDs not your wants is your choice.

A user commented the Xperia Arc was number one before SGS II was released ?? - this statement is an overkill. One can claim is number one for own needs but to say is number one as a general statement is an exaggeration

In my opinion based on MY own needs, The htc Incredible S is a way much better phone than the Xperia Arc based on my usage of both ARC and Incredible S. Checkup my blog for a comparison review. I'd highly recommend the Incredible S as a good starter Android phone in the RM 1500-RM 1900 range. The HTC IS is excellent in many areas while the Arc strengths is mainly on its camera/video recording and even though is better , I feel is not significantly much ahead.

One potential ARC buyer  PM me several times to ask me to clarify on my comparison but he still buy the Arc after that. A few days later he PM me and said my comments were " right on the spot" as he was using a HTC Desire HD ( which is similar to the HIS ). He clarify further saying " Well, I wouldn't say it's 100% what I am looking for in a phone. The problems that you mentioned, like the extremely slow boot up, the slightly worse performance due to lack of storage and RAM, it's all true and it's all there. And these are things I wish to address in my future phone. But right now they do not make me unhappy about the phone, because after our conversation, I already expect those problems when I made my purchase. So the key is to know exactly what you are getting when you buy the phone. "

One of the user here has lamented selling off his IS for the SGS II ; I understand his feeling as he is a new Android user having move over from IOS. The HTC IS UI is undoubtedly one of the better if not best Android UI for a new user. It has a very well designed UI and widgets all beautifully designed.  Having used several Androids, just on UI effectiveness, slickness, features - HTC is ahead follow by Samsung, Xperia Arc and last Motorola Atrix

However though I have positive words on HTC UI I never use it. Similarly I never used the default UI of  TouchWiz in the Galaxy S, Motoblur in the Atrix, Stage UI in the Dell Streak. I always prefer to customize the UI from scratch using either ADW Launcher of Launcher Pro.

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