Arr ....I find it hard to understand what you're trying to say here.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jun 7 2013, 04:40 PM

have to ask the 2 sentinel gurus - antt00 and alexng2208

Yeah, those were the days. I held off buying those due to the price, and even the nokia 8210 was about 1800 at the time. My most costly phone was the N93 at 2699

Like Burberry haha.

Will add to post 13.

Potential Note 3 contender:

Rumor: Sony Togari to be called Xperia ZU – Snapdragon 800 on board?
http://www.androidauthority.com/xperia-zu-...i-specs-223160/

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But IF it is waterproof, then this will mean Sony's design should exclude the stylus, and therefore no active digitizer, therefore NOT a contender. We'll see how it develops.

From G+ about crapple's upcoming competitor to Google Glass
https://plus.google.com/u/0/107478984279763...sts/JsfWVZLQdqE

crapple says you don't need quad core, and for their platform, they are right coz they don't need it. I'm not defending them, that is their design. I dislike them for different reasons.

Your response is completely emotional .... chill out, make a rational argument.... and how can a phone make your GF break up with you? Not worth keeping then (the GF I mean )

Department of paranoia:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/5-messaging......-yet_id43784

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The last 48 hours has seen an explosion of accusations and fearmongering about what the US govt is doing with all the data they collect. Even Viber is now blocked in Saudi Arabia.

So for the paranoid ..........

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2013-06-07

Added new section called Department of Paranoia

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new, at the bottom

That one is

Amantes sunt amentes

zRAM/SWAP is a kind of paging algorithm then to swap out unused RAM to disk? This is what I know from computer OS architecture.

So for 2Gb devices, paging swaps are not necessary then...


UPDATE: after googling zRAM:
zRam is a module of the Linux kernel, previously called "compcache". zRam increases performance by avoiding paging on disk and instead uses a compressed block device in RAM in which paging takes place until it is necessary to use the swap space on the hard disk drive. Since using RAM is faster than using disks, zRam allows Linux to make more use of RAM when swapping/paging is required, especially on older computers with less RAM installed

This post has been edited by joytest: Jun 7 2013, 09:15 PM

Puerum est...

Hope my declension is correct...hard to get around 6 cases and all that..

Driver problem?

Reinstall USB drivers?

I have to ask, is the Win7 legit full install or a stripped down version?

Unplug and reinsert USB dongle.

So did it work?

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UCCW Themed homescreen from G+

BAD DROP

Dropped flat on concrete just before he got his casing.....




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restart the phone?

There have been very rare cases of bluetooth module failure on the phone. Try pairing with other stuff on both the notebook and phone.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jun 7 2013, 11:09 PM

Added to post 13.

Missing his Note 2 after switching to HTC One

https://plus.google.com/u/0/115879197034820...sts/BiG9gmu6QYh

Andrea Nunziante Yesterday 10:49 AM
Well..I love new technologies..new phones ..gadgets etc..
I had the Note 2 since it came out..loved it..The the new HTC One and S4 started to make news...I got intrigued..and decided to trade the Note 2..for the HTC One developer edition..The phone is great don't get me wrong I just miss the bigger screen...spen etc.

Stephen Gunnoe
Yesterday 10:59 AM
I almost went to the One but after a friend got it and I had a chance to really dive into it, I thought better of it. Too much to sacrifice in my opinion. S Pen, screen size, battery size, replaceable battery, expandable memory just to name a few. 

Dayo Oyedepo
Yesterday 12:01 PM
I've not seen or heard of anything out there that comes close to the Note II in functionality

Christopher Manning
Yesterday 12:37 PM
The S Pen is like a magical golf shot. Once you hit one great shot you're hooked. No pun intended

Scott Beatty
Yesterday 1:07 PM
The S3 got me hooked on swappable batteries and the Note 2 sealed the deal with the S Pen and screen size. The utility is just so great. I keep wanting to love the new, hot phones that are rolling out, but the more I consider it, the more I think the Note 3 will be the phone to replace my Note 2.