My Belle is getting awfully laggish

maybe thinking jump ship to Android,
donno choosing between SGS2 & Razr XT910,
but Razr is newer than SGS2 n not many using it.

maybe thinking jump ship to Android,
donno choosing between SGS2 & Razr XT910,
but Razr is newer than SGS2 n not many using it.

any1 know any app used to control powerpoint presentation?

maybe thinking jump ship to Android,
donno choosing between SGS2 & Razr XT910,
but Razr is newer than SGS2 n not many using it.

With regards to usability, the iPhone 4S is the easiest phone to use with almost all of the changeable parameters on the camera controlled automatically by the OS. The user only has access to the flash and HDR settings. Even then, it is just to toggle these settings on and off.

The two Samsung Galaxy devices offer a wide range of user changeable settings and strike a good balance between ease of use and offering a high degree of manual controls to the user. These controls are easily and quickly accessible too. The same can be said for the Motorola RAZR but its settings parameters are not as extensive, though we’re not sure if playing around with the settings will make much of a difference considering the poor performance of the camera on the Motorola RAZR.

While accessing the camera settings in the Sony Ericsson Xperia ray is easy enough, we don’t like the “touch screen to take a picture” method used by the device. In the Xperia ray there is no on-screen shutter button, this is perhaps due to the small screen size. As a result, you take a picture by tapping on the screen. This is counter intuitive and almost the opposite of the other devices that we use because you usually tap the screen to focus and then tap the on-screen shutter button to take a picture. With the Xperia ray, even after using the device for quite some time, we still find ourselves accidentally taking a picture when all we wanted to do was to focus.

The worst among the lot is the Nokia N8. While the N8 offers a considerable amount of user customisable camera settings they are haphazardly located throughout camera interface making it almost pointless to even attempt to go into the settings to change anything. It is so frustrating that we usually don’t even bother changing anything on the Nokia N8 camera settings.

http://www.soyacincau.com/2011/12/09/camer...4s-vs-the-rest/

Ouch.

my n8 already change lcd 6 times or more for that problem.
there was a time in one day they change lcd 2-3 time at ncc because everytime they show me my n8 after they change lcd still got the purple and some visible dark line.so i push them to solve the problem until i satisfied.
upgrade to anna also cannot solve problem.
until last lcd change now my n8 look ok.the color look accurate no more purple problem.

wow, 6 times. now my lcd displayed all colors correctly. but 1 thing i noticed is some spot like stains when using lcd screen test chart.
my fone also got some scratch prying mark at the top plastic cover. i saw on youtube that part don't need to pry to remove it. damn, it's my 1 months brand new fone.

really sad news for you...  you claim for warranty ..?

Ouch.

U means claim warranty for that scratch part? it's not so visible, need to look closely to detect it.
also can i flash different firmware to my fone?like use firmware variant that have split screen keyboard typing. my fone is maxis variant.

wad da hell... ask him go look aspire sifu punya pics la... apple stuffed alot money into his mouth d..

flash different firmware ..? you want to flash to Belle..?
well.. i bet they won't believe that... , let's provoke soyacincau hahaha

one thing for sure, they need someone who are reliable to make comparison, i can see that iPhone 4s has good camera.. but saying that .. it is the worst, that's too much