I cannot put my toe on the screen, so 10 touches registered.

But the touch registration is a bit slow (delay), I've to slide a bit the second finger for it to be detected but it was ok for the third and so forth.

Another note... the touch circles vibrate although you're not moving any fingers.

The delay is when you put the second finger, just the touch but it won't effect the two fingers multi touch function as we definitely move both fingers when doing that action.

Hahaha, actually it was hard to move all the 10 on screen and yes it still registered all the movements and one finger might unregistered (when it overlapped with others).

No prob.

Here are some updates. The touch is not consistent across the apps that I used to test the functionality.

When using Multitouch Visualizer, there was a delay on second finger. But using multitouch test that come with Android System Info, there was no delay but it showed another funny output. When I touched the screen with all five fingers, then lifted off three fingers simultaneously. The app still registers 3 touches although only two fingers were on the screen.

Edit: BTW, I'm using Supercurio rooted kernel, stock kernel might have different output

This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 12 2011, 01:49 AM

Be very clear with local ap warranty. Most of em will say 1 year but what is it covers. Lcd and accessories mostly 3 months, only the phone is 1 year.

Firmware update from Kies. For KDD set.

There are two firmwares available. XEKE1 and XWKE1. Which one did you flashed?

The one from KIES is the XWKE1 which is UK official. Mind sharing your baseband version? If it is same, then no need to flash again coz only language and locale difference.

This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 12 2011, 08:59 PM

It is a same release only region is different.

Yeah true, but the implementation might take a while. Most of the above features required another NFC compatible devices. Only phone from Samsung has it atm in the market (SGS2 & GNS). Wait till apple / HTC / Nokia (reintroduce) / Moto / etc and other non-phone manufacturers start implementing it then you can see the true potential of this tech. Maybe IP5 got this feature?

You will loose the root. Re-root using the same method but some even flash back the stock kernel (from updated firmware) and still retain the root.

BTW, a new firmware showed up in the Kies, again!

IMHO, for Samsung Android, as long as the version is same, it does not matter much on firmware. Or you can root using KDD (Chainfire kernel) after rooting, flash back KE1 kernel (kernel only Odin file is available at his site).

Like playing games and do not have xbox / ps3 --- go for tegra

Like to use phone as enterprise users (email etc.) then Exynos.

Playing multimedia especially video should have no problem on both version but watch out for the video codec (profile) on Tegra since the CPU does not have ARM Neon instruction.

Need to know the product code. That is all needed to know what is the spec.

There is a dedicated thread to discuss about galaxy tab. Can ask over there.

Only for games that are not supporting standard opengl compression. Exynos gpu (mali) does not have proprietry compression (not surprise thou coz it was created by Arm). Others gpu has it own compression method on top of standard one.

Fragmentation is the issue actually.

There are two indicators. The yellow triangle appear when you flash custom kernel (insecure), can remove it if you flash back stock kernel. The other indicator appear in Download Mode, it will count how many times you already flash the phone and also display either you're running custom binary or stock binary. This can only be erased using USB jig.

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This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 16 2011, 10:28 AM

Additional info on Samsung Firmware (Odin)

1. Repartition - to partition your phone mount points. Not necessary unless required by the firmware. The Odin file is called PIT file (Partition Infomation Table). Mostly related to region i.e. Europe, Asia etc. might have different PIT structure. Useful if you've corrupted partition.
2. Bootloader - not really use in firmware flash. I only use this once on my SGS1 for missing download mode.
3. PDA - this is the Android firmware. Samsung firmware version is referring to this file. The version will be display in "Build number"
4. Phone - this is modem driver file. Higher version does not mean better. Depends on region. The version will be displayed in Baseband version. Can mix and match between firmware.
5. CSC - Carrier Specific Customization - Telco settings (APN), bloatware and anything telco like to dump into the phone. Responsible for telco branding. Can mix and match between firmware.

The only thing ODIN cannot do is telco SIM lock and unlock features.

This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 16 2011, 11:54 AM

Just charge it overnight and no need to charge to 8 hours. No point coz the phone will cut off the charging. You'll waste your electricity, introduce heat to the battery and missing early usage enjoyment.

If you wanted to do rapid charge, use other charger. The one from Samsung is only 0.7A, my HTC and Palm charger is 1A. I used it for my SGS1 and 2.

Are you running KE2? Samsung has pulled out KE2 from Kies server. If running KE1, it will says latest firmware ady.

This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 18 2011, 03:52 PM

If rooted. Install Market Enabler or Market Access to emulate US region. Then find it. If still not available, go to Market settings and select Show All Apps checkbox.

This post has been edited by Bugeca: May 18 2011, 03:57 PM