Harddisk, can you make demo for user manual page 27 and 30? It about: - pan to move - pan to browse - lock or unlock screen
All are by motions. Search in youtube still no demo found.
Thankss.
I guess you will know how those works by reading the manual right? For example, while pressing an app in the app drawer an hold, tilt the device left or right so that the app drawer scrolls, letting you to decide which page to put the app in
QUOTE(XeactorZ @ May 23 2012, 12:45 AM)
wow that means Maxis sure offer s3 with plan awesome
For sure all the big 3 telcos will offer plans for this beast. They won't let this pie off their mouth
This post has been edited by ken2291: May 23 2012, 12:48 AM
Not that one, that one already have in TouchWiz 4.0 for Galaxy Note:
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I think it work same when we browse photo gallery in full screen mode. Touch the photo, then pan to left, screen will go to the previous photo, pan to right, screen will go to the next photo. Then, how about playing music and video, can we move to previous or next video/music?
That's what I meant. I'm saying it's the same as seen in tw4 of SII and Note, not a new feature
QUOTE(Harddisk @ May 23 2012, 01:03 AM)
For my own requirements and usage, from what I have read online and brief hands-on. I'd say that, this is a phone that I would not bother to flash custom ROM. These are the things that would stop me from doing so.
1) battery % display (this is the 1st thing I'd go for. Root to flash, but seeing that Kitchen doesn't support 720p resolution, one can only resort to custom ROM, as witnessed in GNex) 2) working FM radio, nuff said. 3) Android Beam on Steroid (hence S-Beam). No need further explanation on this, together with working Wifi Direct. 4) Smart Stay. You never know how useful this is until you actually have it. I'm avid Google Reader user, this helps damnnnn a lot. 5) Various vibration rhythms. Back when the day of Nokia! Not sure if AOSP can bring this on, or just not important enough. This is for gamers only.
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[attachmentid=2854791] I swear I could hear "Jingle Bells".
That's all for now.
As I said, I would only bother to flash custom rom when Samsung's not updating SIII, where we can't get the latest Android
Do you guys think it will launch in kuching on 28may too?
In Kuching bro? Don't think Kch will have it so early.. History speaks itself
QUOTE(Hikari0307 @ May 23 2012, 01:25 AM)
Well that's a given I guess. If Mass Storage mode available, Samsung would have to partition the internal storage like most android based phones before ICS where there's a small amount of space for apps separate from the rest of the internal storage since the storage can not be mounted on two different devices (eg. the phone and a computer) at the same time and dismounting the internal space with the apps could make the phone go crazy. There are still new phones that use that type of storage like the HTC One series. Google wants android devices to start moving towards a single partition for everything in the internal storage.
It's a good trade off in my opinion for the SIII. You get the whole internal storage for apps instead of measly 2gb or so like my SII which is currently bugging me that I'm running out of internal memory for apps when there's about 200mb left in the app partition.
True, I'd prefer them moving this direction. The 200mb restriction is killing. We'll see more apps with large size downloadable straight from market instead of having separate sd data
This post has been edited by ken2291: May 23 2012, 10:55 AM
sounds like dat..but dnt know yet..anyone can xplain bout it..?
Try reading the links I posted for their reason to move to MTP. With MTP, the phone is not blocked, meaning the phone can still use the files in the storage when we're transferring files (we don't have to mount/unmount the phone). And we get the full internal storage (16/32/64GB) for installing apps and data purposes (unlike previously on UMS where we have a separate partition for apps and always having problems with low storage notification).
This is the main argument. Some people experience faster transfer speed compared to UMS. Installing the Samsung drivers in box and using the original cable might help.. Maybe a large size file will fair better in MTP? Need someone to test and clarify things here. I'm half cup full only And there're also complaints on MTP is slower when transferring lots of files, like 1000 files compared to 100 files of the same size
This post has been edited by ken2291: May 23 2012, 12:55 PM