What is this...30 still young laaa hehe

This post has been edited by yoyoan: Sep 27 2013, 09:16 AM

Haha, to me 30+ is old liao

Try the Samsung Smart Switch Mobile from Samsung App store. I managed to transfer contacts, sms, wifi connections, docs, pictures, etc to my Note 3 from S3.

That is because low charge damages Lithium Ion batteries. You can go read it up. http://gizmodo.com/how-to-take-care-of-you...ght-w-513217256

Turn on the Note 3 to install/restore back what I have in my other phone till almost flat then I charge...

anyone?

Actually this method is not really recommended because when you charge from an extremely low rate constantly , it:

1) Wears out the batteries charging cycle

2) Generates heat which may stress your battery and reduce it's overall capacity.

Anyways, there is a voltage control in the battery. When the battery is used up completely , it would shut it self off, however the voltage control should be above the danger zone. The only thing that degrades the battery is as above. If you do not charge your battery for a longer period of time (Your battery may discharge even in that state) then the voltage levels may drop into the danger zone and this would affect the life of your battery. Most phone manufacturers charge the phone to about 50% as that is the optimal value for it since the phone would gradually discharge even while being shipped.

ok, get you, i thought you said to do that every time....

Not sure if you can do this with modern Samsung Phones as some older phones would allow you to mount your device as a mass usb storage instead of MTP.

No longer possible since ICS. It's an android thing and not Samsung.

Ok...4 staff using this device. Don't mess around, everybody

Correct.
In my Note II, I can open links on background but seems like this thing doesn't appear on Note 3. How unusual is that when it's a common feature.

Actually 5, there's one that hasn't reported to this thread. He got his on the first day.

Actually this method may work since it works for the S4:

http://sysberto.com/2013/06/enable-usb-mas...android-device/

i think its samsung, at least i still have the connect mass storage option in my htc.

it is goolge thing. only that Samsung isn't bother to add mass storage option to the phone

i know its the new MTP idea after android 4.1 but i need the mass storage option to recover some important files that i mistakenly wiped. lol.

thx, but need root. nvm lah. there goes my memorable pics with exgfs.

Might be up to the manufacturer to add the option to their phones

This post has been edited by CubixShoppe: Sep 27 2013, 09:49 AM

Time to learn to use... wait for it.. Cloud Storage...

In currently times of cloud storage and connectivity, people should no longer be losing contacts and important files and pictures on their phone if anything happens to it.