here, if you don't mind this crappy pictures haha
Wanted to take a picture with the case off but was to troublesome to take the case off haha

wanted to use something that'll look good with the watter ripple effect haha XD

yeah it'll work with any wallpaper, you don't have to use any of the stock samsung wallpapers =)
Reading the options in the settings, it'll only be disabled automatically if you use a live wallpaper.

That blue android wallpaper? I downloaded a bunch of wallpaper packs from a bunch of places a while back to use with my old phone and some from google, got bunches of random images and wallpapers in my phone haha
Here you go

Download one of these then

Case-Mate Tough Case.

What OS?
Just use exFAT or FAT32. The best format to use is exFAT as the S3 supports it and there's no 4gb single file limit like the FAT32.
How much size is shown?

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Jul 11 2012, 03:35 PM

Are you using an old version of windows XP? Since Microsoft only included support for exFAT in Windows XP SP2 and later. In windows 7, I can just right click, select format and do it.
Have you already formatted the card? If you haven't then don't. Micro SDXC cards comes formatted as exFAT out of the box. Just pop the card in your phone then and transfer the files through that since if it transfers file using MTP, the format shouldn't matter. Support for Media Transfer Protocol in Windows XP requires the installation of Windows Media Player 10 or higher.

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Jul 11 2012, 03:44 PM

Out of the box, you can't. You'll have to use MTP since the nature of the one partition storage on the internal storage means that if it gets dismounted suddenly the system could crash since all data are only stored on one partition instead of apps on a different partition and other data in another partition like old android devices.

Please put pictures in spoilers, be considerate to people running on slow services with limited quota =)

That's only for Verizon and the only difference is the bootloader is unlockable, verizon likes to lock down the phones they offer, carriers overseas especially in the US likes to modify phones unlike in Malaysia where carriers don't have as much power and is not as big. The international version that we have don't have a locked bootloader so doesn't apply to us.

Can be used to automate tasks using NFC tags, in some countries, they can be used for mobile payments as well though in Malaysia, there's no mobile wallet options and those people at counters in a lot of shops in Malaysia always say the machine is broke even when I want to use my card to pay for stuff, let alone to wait for NFC capable stuff to be widely used (though those mastercard paypass thing where you can just tap your card is NFC capable).

http://blog.clove.co.uk/2012/06/20/near-fi...complete-guide/

modern lithium batteries can be used straight out of the box. You can literally take the battery out of the box, put it in the phone and start using it straight away. If you want to charge it first, just charge it until it's full and that's enough.

It does not require long charges like the nickel based batteries from years ago. If anybody else tells you otherwise, they are misinformed.

Read
http://blog.clove.co.uk/2012/06/20/near-fi...complete-guide/

Damn this looks kinda cool, I would buy this one if it's available here >_<
Garnet Red Galaxy S3


Unfortunately, it's an AT&T exclusive.

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Jul 13 2012, 06:47 PM

SGP Neo Hybrid Color Series and Lumi Series
Cost's USD 26.99 excluding delivery.

http://www.spigen.com/cell-phone/samsung/g...lor-series.html

http://www.spigen.com/cell-phone/samsung/g...umi-series.html

The SGP Ultra nano optics is dry application. Each pack comes with 3 pieces of the sp.

All malaysian carriers basically have lots of problems with their lines haha. When I balik Malaysia for the summer, damn tensed out by how bad the networks are in comparison to the network I'm using now haha.
Try deleting and re-entering the APN to see if that'll work. Does it happen everywhere or have you only tested it at one location?

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Jul 16 2012, 10:21 PM

If games needs to be paid and you want them, then pay for it. Support the developers, unless people start supporting developers more, how do you expect more better games to appear on Android.If you can afford the S3, you can afford to pay a few dollars or cents for games. If you don't like the game/app or the game/app doesn't work on your device, there's a 15 minute refund window in the google play store so no excuses. Most games and apps on the play store are affordable enough with few exceptions. By buying the apps and games, you also get updates and can install it on an infinite number of devices tied primarily to the same google account so it's a good purchase.

Use this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...251bGwsMSwyLDNd