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This is a nice response to <insert brand> failure. Well since Samsung is the largest Android target, they are the favorite fall guy for perceived Android "failures".

hooh888

iPhone 5 The ‘Most Hated Handset’, Galaxy S4 The Most Loved [Report]
Read more at http://www.cultofandroid.com/33260/iphone-...YXImhzjY8UhU.99
http://www.cultofandroid.com/33260/iphone-...t-loved-report/

Grabbing action? Will it fit your palm?

Anyway, this whole platform nonsense was started by crapple with their "I'm better than all you low life platforms", and when we bash them a little they get all worked up and cry discrimination......

Oh...hahaha some comments from that "most hated phone" article, which make complete sense:


Samsung Fanboy lowtolerance • 3 days ago
Funny how every iPhone user wants Galaxy features on their iPhones.

Notice how immediately after the iPhone 4S & iPhone 5 were launched forums all over the web had 100+ pages of wish list for the next iPhone--a wish list that pretty much sounds like any number of existing Android phones.

Also notice how iOS 7 has copied more than a dozen features from Android, why? Because of all the complaints from iOS users who wish iOS was as feature rich as Android.
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lowtolerance Samsung Fanboy • 3 days ago
Funny how fanboys like you seem to sincerely believe that feature theft is a one-way street, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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bahrta lowtolerance • 2 days ago −
Like how Samsung stole the rectangle with rounded edges design from Apple? Please, don't make me laugh. Now Apple is claiming Samsung violated a copyright by swyping the screen to unlock. That kind of thing should not be able to be patented. Name one legitimate feature android has stolen from iOS. That doesn't include ridiculous "violations" like those I've listed.

SME seemingly did submit the LTE version for SIRIM approval, but no idea if they really want to bring it in officially.

As with any network related speed discussion,

1. Downloads WILL be faster (depending on network speed, BEST EFFORTS)
2. Uploads *may* be faster (depending on network speed, BEST EFFORTS)
3. Page loading speed *may* be faster depending on Server Load, your device CPU/GPU load, HTML5/Flash etc.

So the only certainty is that you will download stuff faster, especially stuff like videos and large images and files. Page loading is dependent on network speed and processing power of your device, so it could be iffy.

Siapa mahu 4g/LTE boleh pergi sini

http://www.phonearena.com/news/4G-LTE-now-...riously_id45006

I thought elves are prim instead of prissy

Welcome and add yourself via the form in post 4. Post 5 contains some useful info for new users.

Satugadget in cheras n directd in subang

Platforms, platforms.....

Free AppStore games
https://plus.google.com/u/0/107234826207633...sts/ToyqFqWsz6X

And then, first comment says shown:

Ben Quinones
10:11 PM

No trolling here, I had all iPhone's up to the 5, then I gave it to my girlfriend as I felt I had outgrown what apple could offer. I was at the point of only using an iPhone if it was jailbroken. Any one who likes simple interfaces and easy to use features get an iPhone, if you fancy something more exciting get an Android. Someone commented above that android just wasn't for them, that's what I said for five years thinking I had the "best" phone and feeling better than everyone else.

I then realized my worst fears I had become an iSheep.

Just one of the masses being steered in apples direction. I have nothing against apple as I love their hardware. But iPhone lost its allure when it started to reach the hands of every tom d*** and harry. I miss the days of only a select few being able to afford them. 

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My 2 cents ....

it's an effing phone FFS !!!! So why do you need to feel "special" ? Like women needing extremely skimpy lingerie to feel more confident???

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 8 2013, 10:34 PM

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yeah, I mean, it's a mass market "premium feel" device, not a "high net worth individual" device .....


noobi3 what do you say ?

More Note 3....well, MORE is MORE.....

There could be four (yes, four) Samsung Galaxy Note III versions
http://www.phonearena.com/news/There-could...ersions_id45030

The bandwidth of course is not the same......LTE is much higher.

Wah grilleld will be so happy ..... vui lam !!!!

You could use some petroleum jelly to soothe the pain. I hear it has great lubricating properties too

Jayce Ooi has been posting about that camera grip tripod thing in almost all the active threads... hahaha.... why not here?

Note 2 won't fit?

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Keep your pants on: A reality check about this latest Android malware scare

http://blogs.computerworld.com/android/224...d-malware-scare

...In the meantime, as is usually the case in these scenarios, there's absolutely no cause for alarm. I've said it before and I'll say it again: Whether you're surfing the Web on your PC or getting online from your phone, a little caution and some common sense will go a long way in keeping you safe from the big, bad virus monsters lurking around our virtual worlds....

It's not "just a file system tweak". Ext2 was the old linux filesystem from I can't recall how many years back. Then they went to Ext3 and Ext4. Ext4 as the guy explained supports journaling ie allows recovery in case of screwed up writes. So I suppose Google chose the latest option with built in safety. And, this is a mobile device where you are expected to CHARGE your phone every day or so, and it is not a Nokia 3310

JayceOoi does the Joby grip fit the Note 2? Can it grip even larger devices than the Note 2?

It's like changing your HDD from NTFS to FAT32. There are some safety features built into NTFS for better file management. As to bricking, there's always the risk when flashing, although I don't know if after you've converted to ext2, flashing a new ROM will reformat it as ext4. Maybe asking in that thread could be useful, since the OP says he has been using it for a long time.

Oh sorry....I didn't answer your question properly.

Write safety means increased I/O, therefore increased current usage. That's why ext2, without the I/O overhead, would logically save you some juice.

This post has been edited by joytest: Jul 9 2013, 12:52 PM