I wonder, if I used my phone to program the NFC tag, can other phones read it as well ? For example connecting to a particular wifi ap so I no need give them password.

That is one of the most practical uses of NFC tags but I am not sure if there is a common standard or are there a few NFC standards? E.g. The tag sold by divlin is not compatible with Balckberry's NFC app. Not sure what the issue was tho'

yeah, i think i seen this before.... it can be done


EDIT: didnt read all of it, but i think this is it
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-574811...nfc-or-qr-code/

This post has been edited by silentser: Sep 19 2012, 07:41 PM

Have you update kitchen pro?

S3 Red, New user here

i can give u the contact of the person i bought from if u want

3rd red user, samsung olympic bronze medalist

Blue user here, not interested right? Hahahaha

GC say will not add kitchen content @@



haha no idea about wanamlite, not my cup of tea
I said before, since note 2 release at october and so s3 jellybean release at october
samsung want match with the note 2 release and use the s cloud together

*btw what the jkay infuse ?
stated in checkrom @@

This post has been edited by XeactorZ: Sep 19 2012, 09:28 PM

Can i ask a couple of questions that has been bugging me?

If i use titanium backup to backup my apps when i am on ics, when upgrade to jb (whenever samsung releases it), can i still restore? Wont the installation be a little bit different due to upgrade from ics to jb? Unless the backbone is so minor that it makes no difference?

Also, if i use recovery to do a nandroid backup, is it specific to only my s3 when i choose to restore? Will it work if i do it on another s3? Something like ghosting to another device? I.e. (i hope i dont get into this quandary) if i need to replce my s3 with another s3, will i get an exact clone or will restore fail because its a different device?

It's the chip on the tag. Mifare Classic 1k is not NFC Forum Type1-4 compliant and uses NXP proprietary security protocol. Blackberry and Windows Phones cannot read Mifare 1k. No problem with Android phones so far though.

So if you want to get NFC tags to work with all devices, current and future, choose other chips such as Ultralight or NTAG203. They are NFC Forum Type 2 compliant.

This post has been edited by Ubitap: Sep 19 2012, 10:02 PM

anyone know of any solution to photos with black bar on sides or top, besides using 6M Wide to take photos?

can i know how to update? i open my market and saw all apps is up to date :/

1st question is yes , u can restore using TB . Some of my apps are from froyo days but of course it got updated along the way . However , RESTORE ONLY APPS + DATA , not system data .

2nd question , tried it before on SGS2 . Didnt work . Stop trying so I'm not sure if it works or not but it should work as long as its the same device .

well, we can transfer recoveries to another s3, thats how we got JB leaks in the first place

Galaxy S4 spotted using Cortex A-15 processor?
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-s4-...ocessor-116297/

impossible use dual core cortex a15
normally using quad core cortex a15

btw, just now open samsung apps and pop out said update for samsung account @@

what's the best third party keyboard with chinese ? swiftkey is very nice but too bad it lacks chinese support

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Added on September 20, 2012, 12:54 amy not dual core ? dual core A15 > quad core A9

samsung will probably release more phones utilizing exynos 5 dual 1st, before we see one with exynos 5 quad

btw so far they haven't reveal exynos 5 quad yet, only dual. so a quad core A15 from samsung now is out of question

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Sep 20 2012, 12:54 AM

hm ... i think the Cortex-A15 for the s4 will be a dual core cpu.

quad core would be nice, but i guess they will be using the dual core for the first iteration.

I think the new features that come with the cpu+gpu bundled together to form the Exynos chip would more than compensate for the lack of quad core


Nevermind, there is actually a quad core variant for the Cortex-A15.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/17/arm-ann...-macro-variant/

but i doubt the S4 will use quad core cauz if they skip the dual core, then later they got nothing new in plan. so my guess is they will save the quad core for the next model, S5 ?

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 20 2012, 01:00 AM

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

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

This post has been edited by XeactorZ: Sep 20 2012, 01:07 AM