Well, if you've seen the iPhone 5 Teardown, the home button is not only being made more durable, but also easier to be replaced.

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 15 2012, 01:10 AM

Just wanna let you know the good news is that they are now using different bracketing on the home button for iPhone 5. Plus, self-repairing an iPhone 5 is now super easier than ever, even much easier to access the components compared to some other phones in the market. Replacing cracked screen will also become simpler, since its display assembly is the first part to be taken off in the teardown.

Check the teardown on ifixit and you'll be instantly tempted. Should be the easiest iPhone to repair DIY-style.





This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 15 2012, 12:13 PM

Hence the poll is actually pointless.

So better the tered kolos, since this kind of tered potentially become another kopitiam or flamebaiting thread. Seriously.

Ask an average Android user on what's the difference between Note and Note 2.

You'll get the very same reaction on erm erm erm (need to think longer than decide which fast food menu).

Most of them do also agree that Note 2 is just a long version of Note. Yup, that's right folks. Funny thing is that last time uninformed people are also saying the very same thing for iPhone 4S - iPhone 5 comparison.


Well, my point is that, people can just say anything, but that's not necessarily accurate. Even missed the mark most of time. So that's inappropriate as an arguement though. No need to have a hostile way of thinking.

Or maybe, next time you want to argue why choose a van over a small lorry. Both got 4 tyres too.

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Added on October 21, 2012, 10:55 pmAgree on that!

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 21 2012, 10:55 PM

Agreed on that. If everybody's alike then we just need one type of phone, computer and automobile.

Different people, different preference.

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Added on October 22, 2012, 12:36 amAlready traumatised by maxis billshock never intended to go on that route again.

But then again, it's up to personal preference. Taking me myself as an example, one's experience may not translate well to other people. Not just your experience on Droids, even mine on iOS included . Btw, no need to be detail on how you're using either platform and switched to and fro, now and then. In fact, I'm using both platforms as well.

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 22 2012, 12:36 AM

I agree on how the groups of prospective buyers can be, on how they do favor both. Adding not just upgrades, but also people who are switchers from other platforms prior (eg: Symbian), the group can be the biggest bunch compared to the other two. But then, I'm saying that the situation may have changed a lot this year. For the latter, an S3 is also thrown into the mix. This is due to that its display size is already of Note-class of the last years', and this is going to be the major bulletpoint being revisited time and again until they have a decision.

About your thought regarding the poll, I also tend to agree. The play becomes so repetitive, that I afraid lots of them are going forward to be kopitiam-class threads. Funnily enough, the players seem to be posting them with so much innocence. And of course by design, that attracts the not-so-unobvious trolls, mostly intentionally.



This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 23 2012, 04:34 AM

1) People say beauty is in the eye of beholder. But just for the sake of playing your game, I'd say Note 2 is just an elongated Note. No wow factor. (See what I did there?)

2) Lies. Pavilion is located correctly on the iOS 6 Maps.

3) Have fun with the not-so-non-Pentile screen of Note 2. Also, DisplayMate rates iPhone 5 screen as the best smartphone screen they've tested to date.

4) iPhone 5 camera comes with f/2.4 aperture compared to the f/2.6 on Note 2. There are differences, especially for low-light uses.

5) OS. Fast, functional, stable, apps compatibility & optimization. That's far important. I'm not going to lie, getting different interface is all the rage with me for my Android device last time. Finally I'm settled with its stock UI. Eventually you want everything to just works, right?

Those who wanna upgrade to Note 2 also better think twice. In fact, it's very smart and the best thing to do for everybody no matter for which platform. Evaluate your planned upgrade really thorough, and weigh your decision based on what you've researched.

Also, both devices got their own strength. Those what I've lined up above are just comments for the very inaccurate 5 points being listed prior. Not that I'm implying that the device itself doesn't have its own upper hand on other parts or inferior anyway. Just doing some correction btw.



This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 23 2012, 04:42 AM

also agree. recalls no intensive trolling on AppleByte when last time Nexus 7 and One series got launched here.

funny business nontheless.

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Added on October 23, 2012, 6:10 amGood one! That tempted me to spew bad things here too.

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 23 2012, 06:10 AM

Hence, that proves my point and some others from the very beginning,

that this pole is so much useless.


From what I can see, this pole is obviously made for the not-so-good intention. Go figure.

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Added on October 25, 2012, 1:06 amHeard repetition of this in 50 different versions already

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 25 2012, 01:06 AM

Stop contributing junk posts that adds up nothing to the discussion, just to increase your postcount.

Well, I'd say iPhone thread is quite attractive even to others due to above reason.

This post has been edited by EatMe: Oct 25 2012, 01:35 AM