https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...U0RldGVjdG9yIl0.

for those who love speeding including me. This is a good apps for us

for now, within 500 range. If extend to longer range would be great and the speed limit

This post has been edited by thpace: Oct 18 2012, 10:05 PM

Waze also has the AES and other fixed location traffic cams mapped out. It also has a default 500m warning. Well, since AES shoots you after you've passed, you can still slow down when you see the warning.

will try this

how about mobile AES??? the traffic police~~ haha`~

This is really awesome apps, I've use it since few weeks ago, and I like the comment function too

tat one your luck la... How to know where those police hiding. Last time highway, they even hide in the road divider between the trees. U wont notice until you pass them later on

does it work well?

Out of curiousity, how does the s-pen work?
There's no battery but there are features like the button on the pen as well as the "hovering" feature.
Where does the power come from? Are there some electronic parts inside?

ask SEP today, only grey avaialble, would like to know is white note2 will come late?

oh... tht 1 is special right? i also ask b4, no1 give me answer yet~~ hold then can change and use~~ ?? curious function~~

Im like kena jampi, the more I looked at note2 the more I cant leave my hand on it...precious, precious....

Nvm, AMAZING technology it is!! Its "powered" by the sensor behind the screen

Briefly:
The Note has a Wacom dual digitizer, a first in a mainstream smartphone. That means is supports both capacitive multi-touch and active pen input from a precise EMR digital pen and a digitizer layer under the screen. Wacom is the world leader in pen based computer technologies and first developed this technology for Tablet PCs for very accurate handwriting level pen use that works with touch displays.

Details:
Almost all other phone styluses are just capacitive and therefore no more accurate than your finger. The Galaxy Note's active pen uses Wacom's EMR patented technology. EMR which stands for Electo-Magnetic Resonance, which requires no internal power to generate a signal on the pen-side that enables the pen coordinates on or above the screen to be detected (the display provides the power rather than the pen). The Note's screen surface incorporates a sensor board that detects the pen's movement. Weak energy is induced in the pen's resonant circuit by a magnetic field generated by the sensor board surface. The pen's resonant circuit then makes use of this energy to return a magnetic signal to the sensor board surface. The digitizer board under the screen detects information on the pen's coordinate position and angle, as well as on its general operating condition including speed and writing pressure, etc.

With EMR Technology, the sensor unit is installed behind the display screen. Because the sensor does not cover the front of the display, the quality and brightness of the displayed image are not compromised.

Wacom's sensors are high precision and high resolution, which together make it possible to detect even small hand-written letters. The sensor traces the movement of the human hand and reproduces such "human" elements as the feel, force and ambivalence of the pen tip.

The dual capacitive multi-touch and EMR active pen technology is called Wacom Feel It and was developed and honed over 2 years on major ( HP, ...) Tablet PCs. The Galaxy Note is the first use in a smart phone.

Source:XdaDevelopers

This post has been edited by NahseK312: Oct 18 2012, 10:25 PM

It is based on Wacom digitizer technology. It's got some mini inductor in the pen that interacts with the field from the screen, and due to changed capacitance it performs writing. Google around for Wacom digitizer technology or N-trig you will get the answer.



EDIT: Ok, Nahsek did his own googling. Good job.

This post has been edited by joytest: Oct 18 2012, 10:27 PM

For DiGi plan, anyone know what is meant by Device Advance Payment?

does Samsung Malaysia cover warrently for AP set also? i mean something like global warrently....

NO.

The amount you have to pay when you get the phone.
Amount of money will be deducted from your monthly bill.

For example, DAP is RM250, my 1st bill RM200, so it will deduct RM200 from DAP automatically and balance RM50 forward to the next bill? Am i right?

if they fix they will charge you in full

why telco bundle for iphone is far away better thn android???