Well so far my i9505 has given me quite a satisfactory battery life. I don't use it as much but some medium usage all day yesterday watching videos occasionally, listening to music, web surfing etc. and I still had a good amount of battery left when I got home.I think it was about 2 and a half hours of screen time. Probably gonna do a proper screen-shot some other day of the usage and screen time.

Plus I use LTE all day and it doesn't seem to affect battery life that much haha
Hopefully can get this kind of speed with Celcom when I go home and they have their LTE network ready haha XD



This post has been edited by Hikari0307: May 3 2013, 10:25 PM

yup

My battery life with kinda light to medium usage of just media consumption (music and video) plus internet on LTE (facebook, web browsing etc.). I can see that it'll serve me well

working well with my Samsung TV and my house mate's LG TV. Won't work with another housemate's Soniq tv though.

As far as I can tell, no, it doesn't need to be a smart tv.

No, modern lithium ion batteries have no need for that and even if you do it, it will make no difference to the battery. In fact you can use it straight out of the box.

In most cases, you should avoid full discharge cycles. Unlike NiCad batteries, lithium-ion batteries do not have a charge memory.

They have a limited number of charge cycles and letting it drop to 1% and then fully recharging would shave off one full cycle so if you purposely do it often, in the long run it could shorten the life a bit instead of just recharging it whenever the battery just kinda gets low in power.

Sensors not being responsive could also be a software problem which can be fixed with updated rather than a batch of hardware with problem.

I'd try doing a factory reset of the phone to see if that will fix the problem and if it doesn't, then go to a Samsung service center.

everything, the firmware will return to it's state when it first came out of the box.

If you port your number, your current plan won't be numberless, it'll be terminated.

You could also try this
http://www.samsung.com/us/smart-switch/

I have never seemed to experience the described problem on my phone.

Should still work right if you're the first to log in from your new phone.

Oh~~ well don't know what to do then. Since I completed those steps with dropbox more than a year ago. Though should still get the space I think.
Want to be kedekut, first complete all the 5 steps then go to a store and log into a demo set for the HTC One to get some more space haha XP


I don't really get what you are asking? What does where an app is stored have to do with burden to the processor?

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: May 8 2013, 10:42 AM

depending on what third party earphone you're referring to, it could be good or it could be crap. Most included earphones with various phones are crap anyway when compared to some good brand IEMs or earbuds. In the world of free or cheap earphones, it's relatively ok.

He's saying he's not experiencing the problem. If it's firmware, everybody should be facing it. Since only a few of you guys are experiencing, it could be a batch with hardware problems. You people who are experiencing the problems should go get your phones checked out at a Samsung Service Center.

Well it may not be about 1080p screens since the i9505 can get it fine from the play store.

Won't work with Malaysia's LTE networks.
http://www.samsung.com/sec/consumer/mobile...=SHV-E300LDS3LC

even support lesser amounts of 2G and 3G frequencies so won't be able to roam on as many varieties of operators overseas.

Very good, don't have exact figures, but good battery life comparable with the S3. That's with LTE on all the time.

long press it in the notification panel and press app info to find out which app is it originating from. Then you can uninstall,disable etc. said app.