belom RM100 is fake one without NFC


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tis one for note 2


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downloading now...

This post has been edited by fik92: Nov 19 2012, 11:08 PM


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abyss kernel same like redpill or have option to overclock all that?? . I prefer kernel like redpill , more like stock kernel

you overclock yourself or tat kernel oledi overclock it??

actully Im flash lover , custom rom and kernel .but still noob with overclock etc...

coz they tought industrial are and goverment area most important . pity you

i tink you should flash your device with stock rom first . format system all that , i saw you got many prob . huhu

i think you should flash to stock rom first then flash custom rom/kernel

please dont go to lowyat SC . very suck . seriously

sent tab 7+ . battery prob , no water damaged etc.. can charge before i go to sc.. after few days they call and said warranty void due to water damaged . then i was like... wtf . i tried charge nothing happen . then i ask my friend who work at SC , he said my tab no record on their list

yup .

coz im going to LYP to shopping phone accs . hahaa , lazy la go to pj

make sure you enable Sync

tis not sales thread . haha , open thread on garage sales confirm laku

yes you can .

http://www.modaco.com/topic/358494-lj1-not...ti-window-tool/

depends on you . im using omegav4 > v7 . skip v6.1 coz same like v6 . overall ok , smooth . nice match with abyss or redpill kernel

odin . i think all stock firmware flashable with odin not cwm

read HERE

A USB OTG adapter allows you to connect devices like keyboards, external USB hard drives, and even gaming controller to your Android smartphone or tablet computer.


USB Drives – When you plug in a USB drive, your Android will quickly display its contents. You can then play movies or music, view photos and open documents. The interface also lets you move or copy your data on the USB drive to your phone’s micro SD card. I found this to be the most practical use of the USB OTG adapter, and a quick way to transfer files onto your phone.

Keyboards – If you need to do some heavy writing on your smartphone for some reason, you could attach a standard computer keyboard, both wired and wireless, to type on your Android phone or tablet’s notes app. Even traditional shortcuts like Ctrl-C and Ctrl-A will work just fine.


Mouse – Now this is cool. You can connect a computer mouse, wired or wireless, and use a traditional cursor that pops up on the screen to navigate through your Android device.

USB Hubs – With a USB hub you can actually connect both your keyboard and mouse and use them at the same time. Using your USB OTG adapter, not only can you do this, but people will think that you have the world’s smallest desktop. Keep in mind however, that your Android device’s battery will drain pretty quickly.


Powered Hard Drives – Since your Android device charges whatever is connected to it, a self powered hard drive will not work. However, you can use a powered hard drive, since it relies on energy from an external source. And just like with USB drives, you can read, write and transfer files right onto your Android device.

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