brotan batteries not expensive. pwoerbank can only hold u 1-2 full charge and is bloody heavy.
i rather carry 4-5 batteries and it still be lighter and less bulky than a power bank.

You should spend abit less than RM200 for up to 13000mAh quality powerbanks, and not those RM 100 or less yet quoting 20k or 30k mAh.

13000mAh should give you up to 3 full charges for 3200mAh.

changing battery is only for those who hold their phones bare naked or with skin. usually i notice that owners of cased phones, whether full case, or partial case or back case or some case, dun like opening their phones up because is damn leceh.......1st world problems we have here lol.

Galaxy Gear cost more than 1k? 

http://www.malaysianwireless.com/2013/09/s...price-malaysia/

RM100 expensive than my expected priced

I thought

Non-LTE 32gb RM2299
LTE 32gb RM2599
LTE 64gb RM2799 

Digi ah .....



Like their " LTE "

if 3g and 3.5g they cant do it well, i wont put much hope on their 4g/LTE even if they have it. lol.
most of my friends who are on digi will swear like hell when they travel out of klang valley.

have your ever hit data speed of 7-8mbps when you are on 3.5g/hsdpa? i never got that when i was using Digay in 2010.
i can easily get that speed on Maxsux, and Sialcom have to depend on what data plan you use since they cap your speed according to your data quota. 

TS of Note 1 thread also pissed off with Samsung .......
Anyway....

Preferred colors:

White and pure 19 19%
Black and classy 61 60%
Pink and feminine 10 10%
I'll wait for more colors 12 12%

Still the battery that comes with the phone when I first bought.

Nothing much changed. I charge it overnight almost consistently every day. Charge time is more or less the same. Could be a little bit longer but not noticeable though (for me). No bloating on the battery neither.

Charger used at home is the same. However, in the office, I uses S II charger, S III charger, Note 1 charger & Note 2 charger.  I grab whatever I can in the office. 

I just know once s3 launch, all phone shop sell above RRP ==
and SEP forcing customer buy with their "package" 

got, everything s4 got note 3 also got

It'll be weird Note 3 not having those feature.

then probably air view can work with spen and unable to with hand. They might need to optimize one only. Unable to optimize finger and spen together.

good find, now which fella was it say not support wan? 

Actually this has been bugging me since JK Shin announced that Samsung has sold 38m Notes.

Just thinking aloud. I guess it was the sleeper hit that Samsung has been keeping silent about, but I suspect the other manufacturers somehow got the numbers crunched, that is why you see so many phablets now.

If you put in perspective that 50m S3s vs 38m Notes across 2 years, this is very good affirmation that people do want large screens and probably active digitizers. Samsung has now let the cat out of the bag, so I expect we can see a few more entries by other manufacturers.

As I also posted before, for this year at least, the only other remaining *potential* contender is the Asus Fonepad Note.

Someone also mentioned that it's more than just an active digitizer. This is also true, as Samsung has successfully embedded stylus aware functionality all throughout the OS. However, this is Android, and you can mod almost anything you want.

My own 2 sen is that one should remain as vendor independent as possible, therefore I will try hard to select apps and functions that can be replicated across platforms or works with any other Android instead of being locked in to Samsung.

U r right bro . And if i'm not mistaken , also the only mobile using it making Note series 1 of a kind for those are into stylus . For those users that dont use the S-Pen , well , i know a few myself , it doesn't matter what phone they get as long as it's big

Hello all.

A perspective article, generally applicable

How much time per day do you spend actually using your phone?
http://pocketnow.com/2013/09/16/using-your-phone

....We stress about battery life and what might happen if our phone dies halfway through the day. And we obsess over new hardware, software, and features that will revolutionize the way we live, the way we communicate, or the way we interface with our mobile devices.

These pocket computers have effectively become an extension of our body and mind. They unlock all sorts of possibilities that weren’t feasible just a half decade ago..........

......At the very most, out of a 24 hour period, I would estimate my average usage – if you include streaming with the screen off – to be about two hours. An absolute maximum of four hours is fair as well.

But I’m always reading about three and four-hour screen-on times from various Android users in forums. And I can’t help but wonder what they’re doing with their phone for so long. I can’t wrap my head around that sort of usage. My attention span is admittedly shorter than it used to be, and I get bored by staring at my phone for any length of time...
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Soooo, how much SOT are you getting

bad choice if wanna get early