BTW, the guy at the shop asked "getting for Note 2" when I asked for 64Gb card...guess this is the only popular phone for now that people ask for this card hahahahaha. I mean, Note 1, S3 can all take it, and the uptake of S3 is 30+m vs 5+m for Note2, so why aren't more S3 owners using it?

Sorry haven't lurked in S3 forums....

Easier Nandroid management:

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/nand...en-more-useful/

* Support for TWRP and Clockworkmod (v5) backups. (Clockworkmod v6 will be supported in the future.)
* Delete and rename backups.
* Verify MD5 of backups.
* Compress backups to zip.
* Extract files from backup files.
* Restore apps+data from nandroid backup. (** Experimental)
* Explore contents of backup files with support for the following backup file types:
- yaffs2.img
- tar
- ext4.win
- ext3.win
- ext2.win

Hmm...he said a restart solved it...temporary root???

Darth Fazri...er...oops....which xda site care to share?

http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_chairman_sh...s-news-5246.php

BESARNYA.....

Huawei Chairman shows off 6.1" Ascend Mate ahead of CES

At a Huawei store in Guangzhou, China, Richard Yu Huawei Chairman of devices showed off the Ascend Mate - a 6.1" quad-core Android smartphone with a 1080p resolution.

The device is said to be powered by a quad-core K3V3 chip clocked at 1.8 GHz, and offer a 4000 mAh battery, 9.9 mm frame and a screen with the impressive 361 ppi density. Richard Yu shared that the display is of the LTPS type, meaning low temperature polysilicon.

I posted a size comparison in the last thread, yeah I think it's ok for large pockets, but most guys might now need a manbag for it. I think my Delsey belt pouch should still fit...

Hmmm.... 1280x800 ?

http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-not...k-tests-142408/

Galaxy Note 7 (GT-N5100) tablet spotted in GLBenchmark tests

The benchmarks seem to confirm that the Galaxy Note 7 will sport a 1.6GHz Exynos 4412 processor, a 1280 x 800 display resolution and Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean right out of the box.

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Added on December 24, 2012, 10:05 amSri Computer has 1.2m cables at RM9. Bought 1 yesterday but haven't used it yet.

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Added on December 24, 2012, 10:11 amInstall the app App Sales and it will notify you immediately. Even watches your favorites too.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 24 2012, 10:11 AM

both ARe 4.1.2 rite wad difference u expect?

Everything got frozen in china hehe well how is the weather there?

Linguistic interference at work. This means sang_kanchil speaks/understands Cantonese.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manglish





Informative article:

Verbs

"cabut/cantas" - to run off, flee or to escape ('Cabut' is a Malay word meaning to pull or pulling out as a transitive verb, or to become detached as an intransitive verb.)
"gostan" - reverse a vehicle, apparently from the nautical term "go astern" (mostly used in Terengganu, Kelantan, Kedah and Penang) or "go stunt". Sometimes also expressed as "gostan balik" (lit., reverse back).
"jadi" - happened, succeeded (derived from the Malay word 'jadi', and may sometimes mean 'so' as in, "Jadi?" = "So what?")
"jalan" - to walk (Malay)
"kacau" - to disturb (Malay) e.g.: Please don't kacau me.
"kantoi" - to get caught ("I kena kantoi..." means, "I got shafted/reprimanded/caught")
"kena" - to get caught/punished; often used like a noun ("I sure kena if I cheat") or (I need to 'kena' a joint o_0"). From the Malay passive verb "kena".
"kill" - to punish/scold/cause trouble to someone ("If you're not careful ah, this guy will kill you")
"makan" - to eat (Malay), often refer to lunch or dinner (Malay) (e.g. "You makan dy?" means "Have you taken your dinner/lunch?")
"minum" - to drink (Malay)
"on/off" - to turn something on or off, respectively (e.g. "Don't forget to off the fan.")
"pengsan" - to faint (Malay)
"pon" - to skip school/play truant/apon (from Malay "ponteng", meaning the same)
"saman" - to issue a fine, usually in relation to a traffic offence, from "summons".
"sit" - since this is the word used for riding in a vehicle in Malay and in Chinese dialects, it is used in the same way in English, e.g. "sit bus"
"tahan" - to stand, to bear ("Cannot tahan her perfume! So strong!"). From Malay "tahan", to endure, to withstand.
"tumpang-ing" - riding in someone else's vehicle or lodging at someone else's house, from the Malay verb "tumpang" + "-ing"
"mamak" / "mamak stall" - from the term mamak (a slang for Indian or Indian Muslims), it is used to refer to Indian Muslim restaurants in Malaysia. Example: let's go eat at a mamak lah.
"yam-cha" - socializing with friends usually in "mamak stalls", but other places also apply. Generally identifies with "go have a drink". Derived from the "Yum Cha" used in Cantonese.
"lempang" - literally "bash", it usually refers to a slap. Example: He can lempang your face.
(any Malay word) + "ing" - doing a certain action ("Tengah makan" or "I'm eating right now" is shortened to "Makan-ing' and "He's the one cheating me!" equates to 'He's d one dat tipu-ing me leh..' ")
"Kow-kow" / "Kow kow" / "Kowkow" / "kaukau" - (pron: Kao-kao) used to stress a personal satisfaction on a specific action specified before. The stress can be due to shock, anger, pain, or pleasure. Example: He got it kow kow ("He got it badly")

If the door is hot, it might burn you upon touching....

and you could accidentally scuff it...er...drop it like a hot potato....

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 24 2012, 02:36 PM

Please infect via visual exposure. Mental exposure is fine but it's rather imaginary isn't it

@crazyissac

"hou sang jai", don't fap too much over your phone ....

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Humor-How-t...use-NFC_id38028

Humor: How to (maybe not) use NFC

<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/1ntAxtAEKbM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>


Hope I embedded correctly...

edit:
Sorry for being a idiot, but how do you embed a youtube URL?

Tried few times, kept showing empty space.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 24 2012, 03:12 PM

OKAYYY thanks...so the YOUTUBE tags auto insert the watch URL...

It is likely that the slip on covers are not of good quality (poor power regulation). As you have also been replied to, you can last minimum 1 whole day of use....unless you are in the Australian outback....I'm sure you have access to AC power or at least plug in to a good car charger.

I'm trying to copy about 2Gb of intsd clockworkmod backup to my 64gb...it seems that when the screen goes, the phone goes completely unresponsive. Is this due to the 64gb going to crap up or the copy process has gone to sleep along with the phone cpu?

At any rate, I gave a thought to the USB3 card reader yesterday. I was thinking of getting a USB thumbdrive for handiness sake'. The seller pointed me out to a sandisk USB3 32Gb @RM135 with listed read/write speeds of 190mb/s and 110mb/s. The point is, for memory cards with low transfer speeds not even hitting USB 2 speed, I suppose we'll only pay an unnecessary premium until Class 30 cards become commonplace....

my 2 sen. But appreciate any one else with experience of the copy issue listed above.

I'm a casual linux user, so just adding my 2 sen.

You can install *buntu on the Gnote2. You might want to sudo apt-get synaptic then make picks from there?
I installed it for kicks, but haven't done much with it so far.

Aha...yes redpill 1.0. Ok scrubbing time for Christmas....I'll do like Cynox and revamped everything for monx DLK7 with Perseus.

I am also wondering if Viber could be the main cause of the drain, as this has been known as a big drain.

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Added on December 24, 2012, 7:49 pmCik, itu takde gambar semua.....

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 24 2012, 07:49 PM

Your post that was supposed to show the cases...I think the links are all broken. No clickable pics in the spoiler.