No real time action games which I've seen, just turn based RPGs. You might want to try

Doom And Destiny
http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=9efd97...b0-21029e68ff89

Guns 4 Hire (it plays like a point and click action game...)
http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=9f9832...ad-f92e97c12e5e

The main issue that I have is the random reboots, like I mentioned in the other thread on the main Windows Phone forum about bugs. Part of the problem SEEMS to be using spliced SIM.

It's better to use Manual Focus via another app if you're planning to take extreme close ups, auto focus is prone to fall in these situations.

Not that data doesn't switch off when you use WiFi, if there was a current network connection through mobile data, it can't just disconnect that stream and connect it through WiFi, that would break the transfer of anything the moment you connect to WiFi.

Ok, I gave the brandless Qi wireless charger a try and... well... I've already been through 2 of them, all died after about a week so I guess.. DON'T get any brandless wireless charger

Yeah cause they make the Qi wireless chargers too. So funny that no one wanted them previously but now...

For those who are wondering the one that's been failing for me looks like this (but not from this seller)

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ireless+charger

Cut SIM or real Micro SIM?

Hold Vol Down + Power together until the screen turns off. It'll just reset it one more time and it'll get through.

While out for dinner today I noticed not less than 3 people who had their phones on their table.. tethered to a battery pack that was larger than the phones they were connected to.

This along with the fact that the availability of battery packs have increased exponentially is a good sign that the phone makers need to stop making phones thinner and put in beefier batteries.

If your L920's battery is dying within 10 hours, it's just a matter of fact that power consumption has gone up way too much for the size of the batteries they're putting into modern smartphones.

It's quite simple to keep your L920 charged through the day
- get an extra USB cable and connect it to your PC
- get an extra USB power supply and use it in your office, you'll need a good one that doesn't produce line noise which screws up the touch screen.
- get a car USB power supply if you drive around a lot.

Your phone isn't going to last a day anymore, so it's time to learn how to deal with it.

You're using a Note 2 right? While I agree that with proper software optimization comes longer battery life, the Note 2 is blessed with the fact that being a big device they can and did stick a larger battery in it.

Well, there was definetly SOMETHING wrong with the last update, since it fails during resume ALOT!