I wonder what are the benefits of hiding the developer mode from users?

Even the downloading mode advices against rooting.

Just turn it on when its needed, that's all.

You can't do that, as the phone has no keypads. However you can just configure the lock to PIN for maximum security.

I see what you did there...

Here's one: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...creen+protector

Do you have a screenshot? According to YT videos, if your phone is updated, you are able to view that option on applications that are downloaded.

If your phone is rooted, then you can download Apps2SD.

I've the same model as yours, and the BB version is I9500DXUBMEA. The "Move to SD card" option is available at the time of posting.

Do you have Developer Mode enabled, by any chance?

According to this site, the I9500XXUBMEA is the latest version rolled out.

Have you tried updating via Kies?

I'm afraid that its incorrect, as the one I previously mentioned supports it. If you view the first link below, the baseband supports the transfer of apps to SD. Here's what you can do(ROOT REQUIRED).
- Download the latest firmware for the S4 here, under South East Asia
- Follow the guide here, to update it. Take note that you've to reformat your phone before you can root and update simultaneously

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There are third-parties which can fix it, but be prepared to fork out a hefty sum of RM850, such as this one. If he/ she can do it himself/ herself, there are cost savings however.

Highly probably, should any Samsung technicians spot the difference/ s when attempting to scrutinize the phone, such as ribbon cables.

It varies between devices. Mine's the same as yours too.

Yes, as it requires admin access to do so.

Darn, that's one serious crack there

What baseband your phone is currently running on?

The latest one is I9500XXUBMEA. If you cannot update through Kies or OTA, you've to flash it manually, as shown here.

That's the first time I've seen such cases. From the facts that the phone tries to be as thin as possible, its becoming the total opposite; expensive phones are more delicate than cheaper ones.

My dad's S3 faced the same fate when it was dropped a few meters from the ground.

With casing, but it fell face down.

Its the one as shown below. A flip cover alright:

Got mine rooted, so its useless unless I flash it.

Mind posting what's the change log?

Both are good, as Waze have people reporting about traffic conditions while Google is a map where you can search for almost any place.

But ultimately, I would go for Waze as it also takes results from Google.