After "taxes" and whatnots, it may be RM1599 thereabouts, but if the spec is similar to the Nexus 7, with the addition of the Wacom digitizer, it may end up being RM1399 ? But you see, this means that the Wacom digitizer should have come way down in price compared to when it was first launched with Note1.

Of course bro. However, if they can afford to reduce the price to kill off some competition, they will. Display should be from their display manufacturing unit.

But unlike crapple, you are free to buy an Android from another manufacturer and you can root and switch a rom and retain all your apps.

Being another crapple will likely be Sony. They were famous for their rootkits AGAINST their customers and have always done things their own way so they can rape charge you a premium.

Item 3 indicates you may have a hardware problem.

Are you on a custom rom? If you are on stock, then you may want to backup all your stuff and try a factory reset, then test a few days to see if 1 and 2 recur. If it persists, a visit to SC may be necessary.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36341240

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2091047

Choose one you like.

What do you know....another online nandroid backup app...looks pretty good:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...tee.twoborange3

http://www.addictivetips.com/android/orang...ddictiveTips%29

edit: wrong link earlier.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jan 23 2013, 11:58 PM

In 2005, Sony was found to have installed rootkits on customer's PCs when you played a music CD you bought from them. This was an attempt to control what you can and cannot play on YOUR OWN PC. They did this twice if I'm not mistaken.

And furthermore, you look at Sony stuff, they usually tend to make it totally incompatible with anything else (micro four-thirds vs alpha), and they fought HD-DVD with BD-ROM. HD-DVD was backwards compatible with DVD, and royalty free I think. Sony pushed BD-ROM with royalties to them...and go see VHS vs Betamax...

So, HTC with locked bootloaders which are unlockable, s-on/s-off which are well known methods sound a lot less aggressive in screwing users over than Sony.

Seems that way. I haven't tried it yet though. You do need root.

Use 7-zip la. Free, Open source, royalty free, no legitimacy worries. Zips and Unzips almost everything.

Do note that there is a difference between "Freeware" and "Open Source".

Please share share.

Make. Believe.

Who do you want to believe? Beware the Reality Distortion Field.

Oh yes thanks for reminding me of the memory stick....

8Gb usd - RM 30
8Gb ms - RM 100 (as an example)

Yes, expensive. Quality???? I don't know. You are storing 0's and 1's. Why do people want to get shafted by stuff like this.......coz it looks sexy yesssss

Samsung, they did well by improving and giving us what we wanted. I used to have some loyalty to Nokia but as is well documented, they shot themselves in the foot big-time and now have to suckle on M$ to stay alive.

It's using its own recovery without needing a reboot? Cool eh.

Can intro to all the fearful newbies.

2Gb is pretty standard for JB TW roms in Note2.

In contrast, my Mediapad JB CM10 rom is only 185mb in size

This post has been edited by joytest: Jan 24 2013, 12:51 AM

Running mine now. Why would your counter trip? Due to loading its own recovery?

Triangle away then Odin reflash of recovery?

I recall that old Samsung phones had some ancestor to Kies that was not entirely compatible with anything else, and needed a proprietary cable.

I use TA 2.37, it reset mine. Coz otherwise I can't run my Allshare. Tried after Orange, confirmed counter was 1, Allshare won't work. TA 2.37....works again

v2.37 seems to be the magic version.

I don't think you want Bada....it's Samsung's proprietary android-like OS. It runs on the Wave series of phones from them.

Status is modified.

In download mode, the 3rd value is Normal though.

In the current TA v2.55 I think, it tries to fool the checker service to revert status to Normal while in the OS, but it only works for a few hours.

I meant the Samsung phones from 5 years ago.

Man, that screen reminds me of the Phoenixtool for flashing Nokia roms. Used it a couple of times to "root" my N8. Left a bad aftertaste.