Some toys:
http://www.androidauthority.com/diamonds-i...android-194548/

Of note
http://goo.gl/zQQQv
Grammar & Spelling Keyboard

There are a lot of keyboard options out there, but few put the focus and energy into grammar and spelling than the next app on our random apps list this week. Called Grammar & Spelling Keyboard, this keyboard focuses on learning how you type and will help correct your spelling and grammar. Unlike many, it actually won’t touch your words until you tell it to as it checks text as a whole as opposed to word by word. So if you like to type quick and correct later, this could be a good keyboard.

BTW some people want smaller sized high end phones:
http://www.gsmarena.com/help_us_make_a_cha...w-news-5891.php

Probably that's why the HTC 1 is 4.7"

Hehe good morning all. Talking about big phones already. Bujal.x did a quick review in the vega 6 thread. Uncle benny's should be more in depth.

Furthermore any seller that says a phone is scratch proof is simply talking bs. Unless it's a vertu w sapphire glass and titanium body.

Aluminium bodied phones are far worse at handling drops. I dropped my mediapad from waist height and there's a gash already

A perspective :
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/04/21/we...android-tablet/

This will go in hall of fame:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Infographic...es-most_id42185

Are you the type of person that breaks or misplaces their smartphone? Chances are you are not alone.

What is also rather interesting is that if you are the type that breaks their stuff, or falls victim to it being stolen, take it to heart that such things happen regularly and what is even more interesting is how these incidents occur, and whom they occur to.

For example, we have all heard a story about someone dropping their smartphone in the toilet. Well, it turns out that men are 57% more likely to drop their smartphone in the toilet, although most damage incidents in the bathroom overall happen to women (by 41%).

The Go suite of products tend to have some issues here and there. I used Go SMS on my Note 1, and for a little while when I got Note 2. Felt that it sucked, so have stopped ever since.

They originally allowed you to save XML SMS backups to your gmail but then they switched to backing up to their cloud, so another minus for me.

You meant "recharged" right?

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 22 2013, 12:12 PM

See last 2 pages on discussions about phone size. Many here after having used the Note 1/Note 2 cannot revert to a smaller screen device.

Re-reading .... you mean headache don't you?

You could spice things up with your homescreens or nice apps you've found



I did a search last night. There are only 14 threads that have 5 or more versions.

8 have more than 10 versions:
2 are HTC (HOX and DHD)
1 is Galaxy Nexus
5 are various Galaxies : S, S2, S3, Note 1, Note 2

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 22 2013, 03:27 PM

Read post 4 for testimonies from both forumers and around the web.

Even Mark Zuckerberg has a Note 2 AND and S3

Have you read post 6 and 7? Do you have any comments on those 2 posts after having read them?
Post 8 too if you've digested enough.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 22 2013, 04:24 PM

Correction: Page 1, post 6 and 7 probably 8 as well.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 22 2013, 04:23 PM

Unibody doesn't mean it will be really any better. It's something you hold, which is liable to drops, as compared to those other unibody devices which remain on your desk.

You should train yourself to get rid of those little pieces of paper or paper notebooks. You will find the s-pen extremely useful in that respect.

I will also suggest get a separate program to do your notes so you don't get dependent on TW.

BTW, for linux users:

http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1...me_mtp_support/

MTP on Gnome is finally here.

The Tool is in post 7 step 2. I think you should digest Dr. Ketan's and/or Uncle Benny's documentation a bit more instead of rushing headlong into things.

Plastic screen for the Note 3?

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Galaxy-Note...-screen_id42198

If they manage to put in that new battery with nanowires, 3500mAh charging in 5 minutes will make watching SOT a thing of the past

Phablet maaaa

Don't give your kids the new shiny:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Doctor-trea...diction_id42190