Trust me, your blue OLEDs will burn out within 3-4 years. If you're lucky.

As for me, already Nexus Prime VS iPhone 5 in my mind (wallet can support or not lain cerita). And if Nexus Prime really come with HD reso screen, then no contest lar - retina can go die lol.

@maks_pain: Fairly simple really. I'll post a screenshot tut later.

i think the screen burning out is an interesting thing since the smartphones are the rage only in the past 2-3 years.

on normal use, my screen brightness only set at 10% (lowest). so, 5yrs possible?

5yrs phone ???
i think will change in 2 years already xD

5yrs is what i set as the point where i got full ROI... though its not really an 'i' in this case.

just my 2cents to get better ROI
change casing every 1 year
then can always look like new !
dont u think so ?

@dragoon: No idea. Also, correction, it's only been a few years since AMOLED SCREENS came into active use. I mean, the first Samsung phone (yeah Sammie owns the tech) with an AMOLED screen came out 2008/09. So, it's been what, 2-3 years?

Even the Nokia N85, the first AMOLED Nokia, came out 2009/10.

So no idea if it can last 5 years, because even the tech is not that old yet.

@maks_pain:

1) Make a new profile:


2) For the context, select event -> display -> display off


3) Create a new task. Name it if you want.


4) Set up as below:


Wait is under "Tasker" and wifi control is under "Net".

To make it auto on IF you've used it before turning off the screen is gonna be more complex though.

second this...
i find the full brightness of SAMOLED screen to be too harsh for my eyes..
so i had timerific to automate my brightness settings based on time, to have the optimum brightness whenever i'll be (routinely) throughout the day..
the highest brightness i have is only 35% for daytime outdoor, indoor will be 25%, and when im sleeping, it'll be 0%..

with my previous phone, the brightness had to be on 100% most of the time except when i sleep..

thanks

Hi bro. Some question to ask.

I learn that flashing rom (other than Litening Rom) will wiped your phone.

What does WIPED means, as in what happen to your phone when its wiped and what data loss?

want to ask , instagram ada operate on this phone ?

hello all, I just flashed my phone to XXKG6 firmware.. but now there is no numerical keypad for the USSD or MMI code like the original firmware. is this normal?

also is there any good photo album organizer?

dont have leh ...so sad
erase user data

how to use if no keypad ...definitely not normal leh ...flash other kernel

no.. not no keypad.. but the keypad is the qwerty keypad, i want the original numerical one, easier for me on the MMI menu.

Try to use Swype. Way faster than numerical keypad or clicking one by one on the qwerty keyboard.

Just found that Google pinyin have the numerical keypad function.

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Aug 26 2011, 11:00 AM

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This post has been edited by Bugeca: Aug 26 2011, 11:09 AM

Just a quick question guys, I'm a bit of a newbie to Android so forgive me if I'm being daft.

I'm on a SGS2 from DiGi under smart plan, but the battery life has been abysmal. So I'm going to flash it to the XXKH3 ROM. Obviously, this means I'll lose the Malaysia/DiGi specific CSC. Will this ruin anything, or will it be as simple as just re-entering the APN values?

Thanks.

Nothing much on CSC apart from APN settings. You can manually configured it, and if your SIM card has the info you do not need to do anything at all.

not sure bout the diff between postpaid n prepaid (i'm using umobile prepaid internet), had been flashing like hell and nvr need to adjust the apn value. can use immediately after flash without any problem

Thanks for the quick response guys, I appreciate it

It's been a bit of a bumpy ride since I switched over to the "dark side" (used to have an iPhone ) but hopefully this firmware update will get rid of the annoying battery problems.