You dont need pro version to do backup and restore. I dunno what the pro version offers but the non-pro version is enough for me to do backup and restore of my apps.

iFag troll, OMFG! you are promoting iphone4 in an Android thread.

BTW, SGS2 isnt only for geeks to customize and tweak here and there only. Even out of the box, it offers functionality way beyond what you can find in iphone. Does it feel laggy?-Nope. Does it comes with less functionable functions?-you gotta be joking? What geeks does is to squeeze out all they can from the hardware, this is something terribly not possible on iphone. This tweakability is an OPTION, it gives option to the user as oppose to the LOCKED environment in some other mobile OS. If every fking person just buy Android phones to tweak, you wont be seeing >50% smartphone users in US own an Android phone. Unless you are telling me the >50% smartphone users are all techno-geeks

Nandroid = backups your entire ROM, include everything u can think of; calls, apps, gallery, sms, apps data....etc

Titanium backup = optionally, you can choose to backup what you want(pro version), but mostly people use it for backing up apps + apps' data.

Troll-like-replies. oh wait, no, you are a troll in fact. In that case, why dont just suggest him not to use a phone instead? It avoids all the problem.

Both GSMArena and Techradar reported GS II having a good battery life. If you wanna troll on just a few users reporting poor battery life, go f urself.

Advice from less matured(obviously) + less educated + high chance of being a retarded person, no thanks.

He is just a kid who got pissed off when his Android phone dropped on the road and he has to make a dangerous stunt to save his phone and thus spoiling his motorbike during one rempit session.

He got really fed up and closed his own thread when he couldn't reply with my replies anymore, as he just couldn;t believe what he saw with the facts I posted

Anyway, now with Celcom.AxiFKer gone, is time to back to the real topic.

Just wanna ask for SGS II users here, is the screen viewable under direct sunlight? I couldnt test in shop in this scenario.

Ya this is another question, does SGS II user need a screen protector? As it has a gorilla glass protector on top of the Super AMOLED+.

According to http://gizmodo.com/5726124/what-is-gorilla-glass

It is scratch-less, so i really dont think we need it.



Wow, still viewable, if it is a 100% brightness that will be pretty much readable i suppose.

He has become the joke among Android people here, LOL