^ if not because of the kind of attractive titles, you wouldn't have clicked it, would you?

This post has been edited by Harddisk: May 8 2012, 12:07 PM

WHAAAAAT???

Aperture size is not in directly relevant to sensor size.

This has got to do with reducing purple fringing due to wide angle lens. But this is a whole other topic which is not related to small sized sensor and narrow FOV like those on phone's camera.

Repeat after me: shutter, shutter, shutter.

Shuttle is a transportation.

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Added on May 8, 2012, 3:30 pmSensor size for S3's camera and this author hates iPhone? lol

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-out...tphones_id27370

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Added on May 8, 2012, 3:31 pmGalaxy S already using a 5mp BSI sensor, I believe S2 did as well.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: May 8 2012, 03:31 PM

At least the product code was right? -- S5K3H7

This is regarding S2's BSI sensor:
http://www.i-micronews.com/reports/Samsung...a-Module/8/281/

I can't verify if they are genuine, sometimes you just have to take it if you are not the 1 to pry open the device.

It was quite a good sensor for low light. I find it better than GNex's even.

I have yet to find the article that stated it's BSI sensor. Wait until I get it. I found a lot of HTC One X vs Galaxy S (I9000) comparison though.

My advice to you, try out Galaxy Nexus / Note at Samsung showroom. Count the pixels if you want. Then you might change your mind.

Magnifying glass disqualify.

If you are satisfied with S2, trust me, you will with S3 as well. Pentile is not visible by looking at it with naked eye. I can testify this as I'm currently using GNex.

Hold Home button to call up the task listing.

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Added on May 8, 2012, 4:50 pmCan I assume that you have already looked at GNex's display thoroughly?

This post has been edited by Harddisk: May 8 2012, 04:50 PM

Nooooot quite, if you see what was interpreted by what the person said about woodchuck can chuck wood. The sentence captured was partial. The rest, probably Google magic.

Nah, most likely S Voice will remained in TouchWiz, unless Sammy decided to drop TW altogether. Remember Vlingo?

His hand is gargantuan!

Never show the boot up of the device.

AccuWeather apps was said to have some bugs/compromise location privacy back in S2's time. I wonder why they still include it in S3.

This is on S2's one, doesn't sound like S3's one.

Bro, you forgot Tab7.7.

I hope this is patented to stop Apple from stealing.

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Added on May 10, 2012, 1:40 pmiPhone can't even share files via BT, let alone using Wifi Direct.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: May 10 2012, 01:40 PM

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This post has been edited by Harddisk: May 13 2012, 01:20 AM

I didn't read it properly. Description said it can charge up to 2 devices at 1 go.

Wireless charging is basically like those electric toothbrush. If you have 1, you'll understand why and probably how it works. Shouldn't have anything to do with NFC, but it doesn't negate the idea that power might comes through the NFC antenna (coils?). *shrug*

But if can charge up to 2 devices at 1 go, it's good to go!

Google is your friend.

There are a few advantages of having wireless charging over cable:
1) charge without connecting the cable. Sometimes it's kinda difficult to get it in if you are not looking. Especially if you are using cases where it has protector rubber plugs that goes into the usb port on the phone.
2) You can reserve the cable for data transfer/adb related stuff when connected to your phone. Not sure if it would speed up the charging though.
3) usb connector at the bottom of the phone is quite inconvenient, at least for me. I have to use my phone rotated 180 deg. With wireless charging, I can have my phone laid flat in any orientation.
4) no more unplugging the cable if there is incoming call and your charging cable was not long enough. Just pick it up off the charging pad and answer. Put it back and it charges again. How convenient is that?

^ Malaysia should be getting the international version, GT-I9300 as usual.