Cause before android, I've always just synced device-device (both nokias) and it syncs seamlessly. No need to select all or turn on bluetooth and all that stuff.

I don't think you can do that with s60/symbian-android though

right now... i think its a hardware problem... as in dust. but i thinkk you would have figured that out right? so maybe software? but highly unlikely.... best bet is obstruction at the lens area

truly. i hear some complaints with 64 and the format of it though... lets see how it goes. i hope for more honestly... like 128GB

hi

welcome to the forum.

1. only CM10 seems to be showing promising JB porting. it's still in alpha stage... meaning only the absolute daring ones should give it a go. patience man.... rolling out officially soon (one month in some sources)

2. the more interesting question would be... who's still using 100% stock? now i'd like to see those numbers

erm... JB= Jelly Bean...

based on your reply... i highly recommend you to read on first at xda, front page of this forum, ask around first before doing anything.

@astigate

well... happy rooting then mate

I was just like you were before my first major purchase of a smartphone.

It's actually pretty easy to make a decision cause there are so many avenues now with information about these phones. Not just the SIII.

1. Watch youtube videos of reviews. There are tonnes! watch all if you want to. I used to watch tonnes of it before buying stuff.

2. Go to websites like engadget, pocketnow, phonedog, phonarena, or any other gadget site and there are tonnes of written/vlogs of reviews of phones. even side by side comparisons. I particularly like the layout of mobile88 (which is a local site) when comparing phones.

3. Go to a samsung centre/apple store, and play the hell out of their demo phones. It's no crime to just stand there and flip through the phone (assuming not many are waiting in line) and try out almost everything they have. You can even do that in a maxis centre or any other telco that has these demos.

Cheers mate. Think carefully and survey everything before buying