ainuddin

Nokia Software Updator 3.0.4
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yzrmgjt78yrqhze

sometime ..u need to drive around for few seconds to recalibrate back the location

later i will repost it to specific thread

u can add your payment details 1st ..then only switch region

it works

i switch to malaysia > register malaysia address > switch to US > buy like boss

because it's not official software from instagram company

got 2 new games ..check it out at windows phone section

rom version? and did you installed any WP7 apps?

Line? or any other old apps

we got 1 already ..intellig camera or what ..say CHeese ..then photo automatic take

must not calculate ..else i vomit blood

ainuddin put it at front
http://connect.dpreview.com/post/921990498...ne5-vs-lumia920

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: May 20 2013, 04:38 PM

Conclusion

Looking at the samples on the previous pages and above it is clear that not even these high-end smartphones can keep up with decent dedicated compact cameras. Nevertheless there is no doubt that mobile devices are getting better at capturing images with every generation and the phones in this comparison are arguably among the best you can currently get for this purpose.

None of the devices in this shootout are good at everything. So, if you're planning to take a lot of pictures with your smartphone, you should be clear about where your priorities are. With its 13MP sensor the Samsung Galaxy S4 clearly produces most detail in good light and shows a good overall performance. In low light the S4 tends to opt for higher ISOs than the competition, but in turn that gets you faster shutter speeds and the sensor still captures more detail than the rivals. Having 13MP to start with also means that at equalized viewing sizes the Samsung's higher noise levels will be much less noticeable than at a 100% view. That is important to keep in mind considering that almost all smartphone images are reduced in size for editing and/or sharing. The Samsung's flash performance is decent too and exposure is usually spot on.

The iPhone 5 is still a good option for mobile photographers, with good detail capture and pleasant image rendition in both bright and lower light. However, we were not impressed by the blown highlights in both our sunlight and flash portraits. The Apple device also tends to select very slow shutter speeds in low light which, given the lack of an optical image stabilization system, can lead to shaky images.

The HTC One has put a lot of focus on camera performance and while it generally produces pleasant exposures, the lack of resolution in bright light might be too much for some users. That said, it did very well in capturing the highlights in our sunlight portrait.

The fast lens combined with optical image stabilization means the HTC is a good device for capturing low light scenes -- if you can live with the 4MP output. You also need to keep in mind that the slow shutter speeds in low light won't be useful for capturing moving subjects. Flash performance is definitely one of the HTC's strengths. It did well in our comparison but we've also taken a number of flash exposure while working on our upcoming full review and found its performance impressive. The HTC is arguably the best mobile device for flash photography we've seen so far.

We weren't particularly impressed by the Nokia Lumia 920's image processing in any lighting condition but, like the HTC, its fast lens and optical image stabilization mean the Lumia's strength lies in low light capture. However, some of that advantage is diminished by the Nokia's very strong noise reduction which results in very soft images. That said, like the HTC, the Nokia is a device to look at if you are taking a lot of flash images as it did very well in that comparison.

We are currently working on our full reviews of the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4, so watch this space. Please read our full reviews of the Nokia Lumia 920 and Apple iPhone 5 for more information about the cameras in those devices. If you are a BlackBerry user you might find our review of the brand new BlackBerry Z10 worth reading.

batter apps problem?

3G mode?

3G drain battery like orang gila

use 2G instead of 3G if not using it


2G = edge = can receive wechat /whatsapp ..but slow

turn on 3G when need to see fb or load video

try to adjust your wifi channel

from auto to any number

eg: 5

dey dey ..persona gang