Not to say mine lags but when there is a lot of action I can see that the framerate drops and when I am taking a large corner the game drops to like 10fps...no damn idea why. Otherwise when normal gaming the framerate is a little low.

GT motor academy has better graphics and runs flawlessly. I'm pretty sure some of you can see the difference in framerate between asphalt and GT motor academy...

Interested in the Estoc, but I already have a free SP that the salesguy gave...is it really much bettter? because my one now is damn anti-glare, very easy to use, scared that one might be shiny

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Well,didn bring my usb vacuum back to kampong..if use the house vacuum afraid d processor chip also come out..then im done maa...hehe

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mine also got ant coming out from the headset jack...only when im not using it and put on the table..i will see 1 or 2 ants coming out... hope the heat will kill them inside it...

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Just make sure you hold the phone a little far from your ear when making a call, otherwise the ants will crawl in and build a hive ......but earwax will kill them off, so no worries

This post has been edited by ashwin1234: Sep 10 2011, 09:32 PM

The casemate pop looks solidly made and cool...does it actually work?

I meant it looks as tough as the tough version.....considering the tough and sgp neo hybrid...the tough is more expensive, but looks damn cool and sturdy...hmmm $35

+1

My SP is same as yours I think...its very anti-glare and matte right? and fingerprint proof....only oil stains can be seen

This post has been edited by ashwin1234: Sep 11 2011, 11:00 PM

http://blog.clove.co.uk/2011/09/07/samsung...ack-comparison/

http://www.clove.co.uk/samsung-galaxy-s-ii...xtended-battery

it is definitely an additional 1300mAh battery....seems worth it when you consider the total capacity

I have a question, can I use this method:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

to root my KH2? it says KH1/3 in the title.

Thanks

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This post has been edited by ashwin1234: Sep 12 2011, 10:30 PM

Someone said this costs RM80:

http://www.exportprive.com/samsung-adaptor...00-p-16478.html

but $33 is more like RM100, and this is without shipping

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Added on September 13, 2011, 7:15 pmFound an MHL adapter that is cheaper than the Samsung one:

http://www.kanexlive.com/mhl

This post has been edited by ashwin1234: Sep 13 2011, 07:15 PM

I get this feeling that most of the people here are business or working people, that's why they keep saying it is a must to have a data plan.

Us college and uni students have wifi everywhere....home got wifi, go campus got wifi, go shopping mall got wifi, only driving no wifi...but is it even necessary to have internet while driving? im pretty sure watching youtube while driving is a little dangerous...

SO having a data plan is not something to be proud off and to look down upon people who don't have one...it just depends on your needs.....some have the data plan because got no wifi where they work, is it fair for us to tell you that you should have a router everywhere you go and host a wifi network?

So everyone, please stop harping over whether or not EVERYONE should have/ not have a data plan. Sheesh

This post has been edited by ashwin1234: Sep 13 2011, 08:32 PM

My S2 box has no 1.2GHz under the 'II' part. It is supposed to be ori. Does anyone's box look like mine? I got the SME sticker in the phone and the imported by samsung malaysia sticker on the box

Under model number is the normal GT-I9100....and the bottom of the box says the same, so I guess mine is just the same as all of you people's. Just a slightly different box

Rooted my phone, Used tegrak to overclock my max CPU speed and undervolt the others, limited it to 800MHz for normal use (zero lag, runs much cooler, and way way better battery life, 1 whole day and still 60% left), made the max speed to 1500MHz which I will only use during heavy games, otherwise 1000MHz will be more than enough.

Tegrak Rules!!!

http://www.gsmarena.com/tmobile_galaxy_s_i...r-news-3134.php

'' T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II was just confirmed to come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, featuring a 1.5 GHz dual-core Scorpion processor. That's the board that you can find inside the HP TouchPad, except that this time its dual-core CPU is clocked much higher. Its main advantage over the Samsung Exynos platform is the faster network data - it allows network downloads with up to 42 Mbps, compared to half of that on the Exynos.
The Exynos on the other hand has an edge in performance - the speedier CPU clock of the Snapdragon inside the T-Mobile Galaxy S II will probably negate the advantage of the Cortex-A9 cores, but the Adreno 220 GPU isn't quite a match for the Mali-400MP.