yes is better, but take note that now already got quad core cortex a15 already
if samsung use dual core cortex a15 sure drop behind already
and now still early, then sure got time make the quad core a15
who knows, everything is possible
if really like this rather go get optimus G
since now qualcomm already got quad core cortex a15, that impossible for samsung won't make effort to invest for their exynos 5 quad (quad core cortex a15) and use on their flagship (tablet & phone)
yet, before s3 launch they already announce exynos 4 quad and exynos 5 dual and means got more than 1 year time to let them invest for the exynos 5 quad
as for which device using exynos 5 dual, I think those device selling at next year will using (mid range product)
those high end using exynos 5 quad
everything is possible, now still too early to say about it
just wait and see for it

*just my personal opinion, no offence tq

none taken 

i didn't know that about the qualcom .... so thats even more reason for samsung to do a quadcore cortex a-15    competition is good because of this 

try swype

yes is better, but take note that now already got quad core cortex a15 already
if samsung use dual core cortex a15 sure drop behind already
and now still early, then sure got time make the quad core a15
who knows, everything is possible

i thought swype beta closed ? so it's not available to download now

then you should take a look on qualcoom snapdragon s4 pro
and prime release soon, is more powerful

at last sure consumer benefit

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 Pro, or the APQ8064, is a monster of a chip - it easily beats the Nvidia Tegra 3 on phones like the international HTC One X and the Samsung Exynos 4412 on the Galaxy S III. Now, Qualcomm has unveiled that LG is working on the first S4 Pro smartphone that will be available globally.

Earlier, Chinese Xiaomi announced the Mi-Two with the same S4 Pro chip inside for a mind-boggling price of only $310, but that phone is expected to be sold only in China.

Number three and four in the line were Apple queue veteran Zohaib Ali and his carer, who were there representing an autism charity. Ali explained that iOS feature Guided Access helped autistic people use Apple gadgets. He added: "Samsung is rubbish."

Source:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/19/th...5_queue_london/

haha no idea, download it long time ago
try wait for tomorrow

it's already closed, known fact by many, so swype is out
any1 else got suggestion for 3rd party kb with chinese support ?

swiftkeyboard lets you download different language pack. try that 

it's already closed, known fact by many, so swype is out
any1 else got suggestion for 3rd party kb with chinese support ?

yes. but no chinese

it's a shame for swiftkey because it's the best 3rd party kb for android but the language support is limited

I still can access its website @@
http://beta.swype.com/

*no idea download the installer from the website as now using computer

hm... did you try swype ? i usually alternate between swype and swiftkey 3. their both good keyboards 

hey guys,

i recently bought a S3 SME set from a LYN member.

Apparently its only 1 week old. I realize that my back cover is rather yellowish rather than white. Just wondering if S3's back cover is originally yellowish white.
*** I Cant seem to add the picture here. will try to upload soon **

Please reply

No , its white just like the front

A new era in streaming between devices may be upon us. Miracast is similar to DLNA and Apple’s Airplay in that it allows a person to stream a video or other images straight from a phone or tablet to a TV or projector. Miracast differs itself by giving the option to stream without needing WiFi because it can utilize WiFi direct. It can also automatically negotiating the best audio and video resolution.

The first phones with Mircast certification will be the LG Optimus G and the Samsung Galaxy III with more to come shortly. So far the only TV with certification is the Samsung Echo-P Series TV. You can use the Miracast feature with any WiDi-enabled displays. Hit the break for a Mircast video.