I have great animosity towards silicone of any type. TPU I like.

Initial impressions:

1) Faxion is fatter (thicker, harder TPU), NeoHyb is thinner.
2) Faxion is better built, NeoHybrid is rougher around the edges. No button issues with the Faxion, altough the bottom mic hole is not 100% properly aligned.
3) Faxion has less lip around the screen. But the lip is smooth not rough like the NeoHyb.
4) Faxion offers much less grip compared to the NeoHybrid (especially my modded one). Even the TPU area is smooth.

search the youtube there are plenty there

its not only a week old. they will change it on the same day or on the spot if there are not many people Q-ing

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Added on August 10, 2012, 9:12 pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt2l5g_3w48&feature=g-all-u

SuperNexus

I'm from the pictars and words generation. Not quite comfortable with videos lol.

Hey I just saw this
And this is crazy
If you see anyone selling this
PM me maybe?



add: It's a HDC Galaxy S3

google the crack version

If I check for update using phone, and it always said no new update wor. So I thought I'm on the test firmware until yesterday I connect to my computer using kies for the first time, kies told me I there is new update available. However, if I check using my phone, and it still said no new update. My current build is IMM76D.I9300XXBLG1

OTA Update Center – Someone (Finally) Got it Right
POSTED AUGUST 8, 2012 AT 7:30 PM BY FALLENWRITER

The dichotomy between custom ROM developers and OEMs has always been interesting. In the early days, developers focused on the major issues that plagued Android: smoothing out the UI, overclocking, memory management, etc. With many of these issues now resolved, developers have begun to focus on adding features that will enhance the user experience and take Android development to the next level. One such feature is the ability for custom ROM developers to seamlessly push OTA (Over The Air) updates to their users.

For a dev to do OTA updates currently, he (or she) would need to have his own hosting infrastructure in place. What the crew with OTA Update Center has done is centralize the entire process into a free, easy to use service that takes the legwork out of the equation. The result is a centralized system that features:

Add and remove OTA Updates in a centralised database.
Check for updates on boot of devices.
Check for updates manually when the person wants to.
Download the rom and flash it directly.
Download the rom without flashing.
Wipe data and or cache/dalvik before flashing the update.

Did I mention that the crew behind this service does not charge for it? So what are you waiting for? If you’re a ROM developer looking to take your game to the next level, head on over to the original thread or to the OTA Update Center homepage. Of course this wouldn’t be possible without the amazing team behind the service, so if you’re interested in contributing have a look at their credits page.

I'm still using stock rom

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Y? I still happy with stock rom lor.

he not saying batt packs, he is talking battery, which is = "take out cover and put in" battery, not the external battery

I don't quite understand.... Yes, I rooted my phone but what to do with root keeper and ota blocker? Sorry, I this is my first Android phone, just a newbie.... Can u explain further?

guys.. is this normal?

I used TB batch files to "backup user apps and system data"

after flash another ROM, I restore using TB "Restore user apps and system data"

However, after restore, I open my game and found out that I need to download the files all over again, is this normal? For example, I need to download the files for Real racing 2 again when I open the apps.

I thought TB is suppose to restore those files as well?

Actually how many S3 user here got using anti virus apps ?
I just keep look around for standby due to keep trying many apps for my S3.
Any suggestion ?

to those who just got their phone and are new to android. Download LBE for privacy monitoring and Cerberus. you wont regret using them

Then, I googled for information on LBE, and found this:
[APP][ROOT] LBE Privacy Guard - Most Powerful privacy protection app for Android - Page 48 - xda-developers
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...92#post20886092

Apparently LBE mines user data and is quite shady about doing it, and it also does not like being uninstalled. I suspect LBE made some low-level changes to the permission. It seems to me that everything else (i.e., every new install) has been blocked and denied permission... except LBE itself.

thanks for ur info regarding LBE. but do check out Cerberus 

not sure about Avast's anti theft but check out some videos on Cerberus. another thing is that for rooted devices, u can install it using CWM and it will be an built in app. a full wipe cant destroy it. it has a disguised name too 

Supernexus Build 2, at time of writing this, is being uploaded. Anyone wanna try this? Looks good, just maybe I'd prefer some of the Samsung features to be in it. Any way to inject those features in the .zip?

Flashing a new ROM destroys EVERYTHING.

Sadly we can't lock CWM recovery/download mode with a password. THAT would be bawse.

But amongst the tracking/anti theft apps I've used, Cerebrus is the undisputed champ. Samsung Dive (or anything else for that matter) pales in comparison.

As for anti viruses, lol. Yes, malware IS an issue on Android, but eff, YOU ARE PRESENTED WITH A PERMISSIONS LIST WHEN INSTALLING STUFF, CHECK IT.

I DO agree it helps for people who can't be bothered to check though - though myself I can do without the extra resource drain. Plus, got funny business happening to your phone? Nandroid restore lar. This is why taking 10 minutes a WEEK to backup helps.

like, injecting features like Smart Stay, motions into an AOSP ROM like the SuperNexus la