It has been a week since I use iloome screenmate flex with the Apple SmartCase, and I'm liking it a lot. Although it's glass, it's flexible and thin like a normal PET screen protector. The SP is smooth (but not as smooth as Armorz extreme lite on my 5s) and the oleophobic coating is holding up quite nicely. No visible hairline scratch (yet), maybe because it's always covered with the SmartCase. I'll be changing the cover to Logitech Keyboard Folio to test if it can withstand any scratching. Last time when using capalang SP, it would get scratched within 24 hours.

Woah ... good thing I didn't go with Glass-M

What yellow tint?

Right now I'm loving my iloome. It feels good and looks like no SP on my iPad, and it's thin too.

Yeah I think Armorz is the best glass SP I've used so far for iPhone, but I already have a deep scratch on mine

I wanted to order Armorz for iPad also but it's no where to be found. Almost go with Glass-M but heard a lot of chipping issue so I went with iloome. Wanted to get siege from one of the forumer here but no stock.

Must buy thru Amazon also bro but it's not available. I've tried looking it high and low for it. Bro Connect2USales said they have problem with their 0.4mm glass SP or something.

Arghhhh stupid keyboard folio ... Now got scratch on my iloome, but at least not as bad when I use capalang SP. Selling of this stupid keyboard. Anyone wants it, PM me.

I blame the keyboard folio. When I was using it with the SmartCase, it was flawless. I suspect that when there's sand or some rough particle sticks to the screen or top part of the keyboard (battery compartment), it grinds on both part and scratch the SP. If they line the top part with suede or something soft, it would not scratch the sp. Their FabricSkin keyboard folio pulak damn expensive at usd150.

If one can afford it then why not, right?

"Why spend so much on Ferrari when Kancil also can bring you anywhere" ... something like dat la.

Hahahaha now I get buyers remorse already.

Yes you see 3 pins but it's still not gounded. When you separate the 3 pin adapter with the usb charger, it only connect live and neutral. The 3rd pin is just to accommodate our socket standard.

Yes I was referring to the iPad charger as below



The ground pin can be metal but it is still not connected to grounding. Remember when we need to use 2 pin plug on a 3 pin socket where we jam pen or test pens to get the socket open? In this case, the 3rd pin serve this purpose.

Actually the fuse is not for grounding, it's to cut any overload from the live connection.

If you see in the picture below, where the round metal thing on the side, that is the grounding for the adapter (usually found on Macbook or MBA charger). The 3 pin plug also have a metal contact in the insert to complete the grounding.

It might not be a issue in the 1st place to them

People get confuse on how iOS handles "Multitasking". For user that's used to Android, they need to clear opened apps to clear the memory. This is not true with iOS. When you open an app and then press the home button to open another app, the previous app will not sit in the memory but iOS will only save the state of the app, not the whole app. The so called "multitasking" window when we invoke by double pressing the home button is just like showing a "history" of app that we had run before. That is how iOS handle memory management for multitasking. You can run hundreds or thousands of apps without "closing" or swiping up the apps and it still can run without problem. Maybe something is wrong somewhere with your iOS. Did you jailbreak yours?

I read one article that nicely explained about this but I've forgot where did I read it before. Didn't saved it in my bookmark.

Here's one

http://www.macworld.com/article/1164616/ho...ally_works.html

Might be since jb and tweaks modify the system.

More than 2 hours for 0 - 100% is normal. Don't measure the usage by days but how many hours did you used it. If 10 or more hours depending on usage then it's considered normal. Check the usage in settings > General > Usage.

I only drain the battery to 0% every 2 months to calibrate the battery.

http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipad.html

Please read under the section "Use Your iPad Regularly"

To say it's pretty accurate is not that true. I've encountered before when the battery indicator shows 89% but when I reboot the iPad, the indicator turns to 92%.


FYI ... doing the said method is not to re calibrate the battery but more to re calibrate iOS to better measure the battery charge.

This post has been edited by frozzbyte: Mar 12 2014, 02:03 PM