To all music lovers AC!D has released new version. Have a look here:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...822&postcount=1

Blend in very well with Siyah kernel and the quality of the output has raised above the bar.

Forget about voodoo. I don't think it will be better than this for S3.

Roger that boss

anybody have used/using spigen curved crystal screen protector before?

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Added on November 20, 2012, 9:35 amHmm.. wondering if it will works with wanam 4.3..

This post has been edited by Sky04: Nov 20 2012, 09:35 AM

Have you tried it?

Any comments on it?

Shouldn't be an issue. Mostly those did the installation majority of them reported good.

The audio engine for this version is just fantastic!

Use the aroma version as it will guide you during the installation.

noted, thanks

i plan to get it soon, now waiting for nfc version to come out.

I had it installed and audio quality is very good especially with a good pair of headset.

you mean there are user with wanam 4.3 and has no problem with it?

I'm afraid it might screw up my phone, thus need to reflash again .. very lazy to restore apps + arrange all the icons again

which rom you using btw?

Reported working for wanam 4.3

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Added on November 20, 2012, 9:57 amI read the thread there. Those using wanam 4.3 reported working.

I am using omega v33 JB 4.1.2



This post has been edited by willybilly: Nov 20 2012, 09:57 AM

ah. thanks! will give it a try later



This post has been edited by Sky04: Nov 20 2012, 09:58 AM

Those using wanam 4.3 reported no problems with the installation.

Alright. Does work with Revolution HD?

does any of u guys face problem with calls? i always get bad call quality like cant hear the other person properly.. could it be software problem? i've tried changing sim card

Nope. No problem ... Maybe is your front call speaker's problem?

Later I go cuba with my Crossroads IEM

waitin for ur reviews

So far no mentioned of it in the thread yet as the developer had just opened a new thread just for this new version.

Probably you may want to follow that forum to check on it further whether it works with Revolution HD.

This post has been edited by willybilly: Nov 20 2012, 10:43 AM

Kk. Sure

Anyone experience similar problem as per video. Sorry for the poor quality video.

its true! i also had this problem last night. charging from 6pm until 6am to get full 100% charge. what the heck. Strange though as many of us experience this problem almost at the same time.

I have read around internet i found that this is probably due to jelly bean upgrade (never had this problem in ICS). Some even log the case to android developer as bugs, but android team points it to Samsung as its their phone software. I called Samsung service centre and they suspect its the charger/USB cable/phone USB port faulty. But i still think its software issue because my S3 is just less a month old.


This is what i found, please update if any of you found a fix to this. Thanks.

What are the reason the Galaxy S3 battery takes too long to charge?

The following reasons why this happen are not applicable to all users but they have seemed to be the reason in most cases.

•It is said that if you don’t update your phone with 100% battery and you update it with little battery, then the phone remembers that as being fully charged at a lower percentage. This is what some experts say, but it may not be 100% true.
•Also, another bug in the Jelly Bean software is that it doesn’t recognize the charger as being an AC charger but as being an USB charger because of the two piece charge formed by the USB cable and the AC adapter.
•There is a bug in the Jelly Bean software

•SOLUTIONS: You need to use a charger formed of only one piece, not the USB + adapter charger. Also use only Samsung chargers. If you have a Galaxy S2 charger you can try that one.
•Do a complete re calibration of the battery. This means drain the battery completely to 0% and then charge it overnight with the phone turned off. Do this 2 times.
•This problem may not be a permanent one and sometimes after charging the Galaxy S3 a few times it optimizes itself and re calibrates the battery to normal. So try a few charges before thinking this is a permanent issue.
•Another solution is to install CWM Recovery and go to ‘advanced’ > ‘wipe battery stats’.
If none of these solutions work for you you should try to use other batteries to see if they act the same. This will tell you if the problem is with the phone or with the battery. If it’s indeed the battery then you should consider replacing it or switching it at warranty.