over the weekend, checked out what's new on Samsung Apps.
i got prompted for some updates... installed them... then downloaded a few stuffs...
next day, i noticed i get some korean notification... *sigh*
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it does not break android... but it does go to show android is still a long way to go when it comes to being an OS that had got high 'quality standards'...
lots of little issues everywhere... like what i highlighted previously...
* 15% min battery level for the camera apps to work
non-existant for me.. keyword potatoman..
* wifi sharing service (+1 more wifi related service) running in background even though wifi sharing is not enabled
nonexistent again* unstable wifi connection to the point i need to off and on wifi for it to work again
nonexistent again* deleting a saved DRAFT message is not easy... no one click option. you have to empty the message by deleting word by word
prefer this way, coz i always write sms halfway and cont later* contacts in message will show ALL contacts (if you have multiple accounts -- regardless of what is done)
only 1 acct* nerfed gmail apps -- can't attach files other than images files FROM GALLERY (and MUSIC, i think). it seems it is possible to attach doc, etc... but it depends on manufacturer.
n/a* BT pairing with another android device can be painful -- dun have 'always trust and accept files from this android device' option.
n/a* Samsung kies -- nothing more needs to be said.
n/a* Samsung dive -- very similar to kies. super half-baked service/ product. thank goodness is free, though another way to look at it... we did indirectly pay for it.
n/a* gallery seems to be 'picky' about the photos it wants to list. i have some photos taken on the phone before i installed the microSD card. after putting in the card, i moved the photos from the camera to the card. gallery has decided NOT to show them. to access the files, i need to use File Manager.
n/a coz i'm using only quickpic* outside of SGS2, you have things like core apps that dun work properly -- the new Market is a good example. It could not really update apps properly. Instead of 1 click to view your apps, the new apps requires 2-3 clicks.
no problem with old or new market for meits really minor things... and most ppl probably won't even notice it. but still...

my 2cents in red.....