No. Sometimes the "No Network" issue happens to telcos. Or maybe you have a manually cut SIM. You can go to your telco and ask for a proper micro SIM.

Why only 5k? It should not be too far from jakgelap's scores unless he is running a custom ROM with optimizations.

No, it never happened to mine despite also being a cut SIM. Others have reported this problem you face though, and it got fixed with a replacement SIM.

OC'd S4 will probably hit 30k. Someone posted 30k for a Note 2.

The secret was reducing the screen resolution hahahahahhaha.

I think someone posted this at the v1 thread:
http://www.sammobile.com/2013/05/13/galaxy...5210-dual-core/

I just decided to pay a little attention to the article. Dual core 5210 !!! It's going to thrash the S3. This in fact can almost give the Note 2 a run for its money..

S4 mini is a super device !!!


about the reduction in resolution:
IINM you set the DPI to some low number, like 160, or 140. This will fool the software into thinking you've got a lower resolution screen. Again, root needed.

This post has been edited by joytest: May 14 2013, 11:57 PM

Anything more than 4h SOT is considered good in most cases. Remember that your standard working day is 8 hours.

I think you're one of the bosses, so you can enjoy as much SOT as you want

Note 2 allows playing of Need for Speed:Most Wanted for approx 4 hours straight, based on the readings I've seen when my son plays it for max 1 hour. NO OTHER PHONE can last that long on stress use.

AFRICA online friend?????

S4mini is using the A15 class processor. S3 is an A9. S3mini is, I don't recall if it's A7 or a throttled A9. Note 2 is still A9, but the final iteration so it performs a bit better than the S3 A9.

Good for shorting gold. Just buy a Vertu

http://www.vertu.com/

s4mini is using the new architecture. It will certainly be more powerful than the earlier ones. Note 3 will also use an A15.

1 roti canai and 1 drink ..... I'm sure you eat more than that everyday.

Exynos 5220 or was it 5250. Dual core. Good enough to almost or sometimes thrash Exynos 4412.

For you to exchange USD to MYR.

Supposedly you can go to the app manager, play store, then Uninstall Updates. Then you have to disable updating of the play store.

Here, for your S3


http://www.androidcentral.com/deal-day-sei...ttery-galaxy-s3

3500mAh battery.

This post has been edited by joytest: May 17 2013, 10:47 PM

Simply rooting the phone doesn't change anything in yr phone. It just unlocks all doors.

Do u really know what is a pedo?

Calling someone a pedo is an extremely offensive thing in Western countries, and being proven a pedo is a very serious criminal offence. It is also an offence here but does not seem to be taken as seriously.

You have to understand the implication of the words you use.

This post has been edited by joytest: May 18 2013, 04:26 PM

*girl*

underaged *children* both boys and girls .... happens.....

Yes. So that's why shouldn't simply make statements that anyone is a pedo. Original term is paedophile.

I think for mid range phones, people buy it as a phone with some surfing and FB etc. Probably not many think of custom ROMs and high performance and such. Likely in line with the buying demographic.

For those with teen kids: (and some s3m owners as well)

Facebook teens' kimonos - basically never closed
Adolescents overshare, astonishing survey finds
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/05/22/fa...pew_foundation/

Teenaged kids are handing out more private information on social media than ever before, with little thought for the consequences, a not-so-surprising survey has found.

Teens are carelessly giving away phone numbers, pictures and other sensitive data using their Facebook accounts, the report by the Pew Foundation pointed out.

Ten times more teens now make their phone number available online than had done so in 2006, while the number posting an email address has almost doubled, said Pew.

At the same time, 40 per cent of adolescents have not set up the full privacy settings on Facebook to shutter their stuff from the prying eyes of teachers, advertisers, employers or paedos. About 14 per cent do not bother to use any privacy settings at all, the survey found.

Some 33 per cent of respondents said they were Facebook friends with someone they had never met in person and about one in six said they had been scared by contact with a weird stranger online. More girls than boys were made nervous during a stranger interaction and kids that live in rural settings were also more likely to have encountered someone online that made them uneasy.
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