Bluetooth mouse logitech v470

Good news for N7105 owners then.

Oh you got a W4! How much was it? Don't they have an official bt keyboard accesory?

899! Oh sh*t....might as well I forget about fixing my m912 battery and get this...link pls

LoL yeah same here. Perhaps by the time we top up it will be 999 or less

List of best RPGs from AndroidCentral

http://www.androidcentral.com/best-android-rpgs

GOF2 is superb eye candy though

Yeah they should put in Star Traders. I don't think GemRB ports would qualify since they're emulated.

XCom via DosBox should be usable, though I haven't tried.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 9 2013, 12:00 AM

A selection of wireless chargers for those who really want to try it

http://comingmore.com/wireless-chargers-for-nexus-5-4-7/

These are the charging pads......no mention of receiving coils though, since they are reviewed for the Nexus family with built in coils.

Most coils are available for around RM30-60 from China.

Be aware that charging is at only 460mA (as experienced by me and various other forumers here and XDA).

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 8 2013, 07:24 AM

What do you mean by >RM300 are the better ones? Do they give higher charge inputs? Some examples?

A very good post and I completely agree with the author

Has Technology Become a Disposable Commodity?
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/has-...able-commodity/

No longer are devices durable. Rather, they have gone entirely to the other end of the spectrum and have become practically disposable. I simply cannot believe that a $500-1000 USD item becomes “irreparable.” Product design basics dictate that any engineered product is designed to have a certain life expectancy under normal conditions, tear, and wear, and even leave some leeway for accidents. If products need repair, they should be perfectly serviceable by the manufacturer without having to charge the consumer exorbitant amounts of money to get the product back in working order.
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Make the world a better place through the application of science? That is what product engineering should be about. Squeezing every last drop of sweat over your own design and making sure that you put your very best efforts into making something that people will have for years (not months) to come is what every engineering company should strive for. Unfortunately, this was quickly replaced with “ooh, look how shiny this new toy is,” which is then followed by “oh, your old one? pfft That is so 3 months ago…. you won’t get two pennies for it on eBay, and don’t even think about repairing it.”

We as consumers have allowed these companies to throw basic engineering practices out the window so that they can squeeze more juice out of us.
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If I have to choose between a phone that is 0.0001 mm thick but that will break upon looking at it without any way to fix it or my old 5110, I’ll take my old Nokia any day of the week. At least, that has engineering at heart.

Does it have Note3 features?

Don't think it's an issue with the charging pad, but perhaps the receiving coil and how the phone controls the current. I don't know how that behaves.

I tried a no-wipe flash from v1, won't get past boot screen. You could try a no-wipe from v2 and see.

Get a 32Gb Sandisk Class 10, about RM85 or so, lifetime warranty local distributor beside Low Yat Plaza.

eiraku and edan1979

Transform Your Android Device into a Powerful Linux Machine with ZShaolin
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/tran...-with-zshaolin/

As of now ZShaolin supports following projects:

- FFMpeg to convert, decode and encode audio and video files
- ImageMagick to convert and manipulate all image formats
- Sox to manipulate and convert audio files
- OggZ for the manipulation of DRM free audio/video (Ogg/Vorbis/Theora)
- LUA scripting language
- GNU Awk, Sed, Grep and the awesome Z-Shell

And smaller tools like:

- Vim and Emacs advanced text editors with syntax highlight and more
- Git distributed version control to keep track of documents
- Rsync to reliably move large files across the network
- SSh Secure Shell to remotely log into on-line servers
- The Midnight Commander file manager and Lynx textual web browser
- GnuPG to encrypt, decrypt and sign files and messages
- Lighttpd to serve files and HTML pages off your device

Wow gives note3 a real run for its money....

You need the sticker showing Vector Digital or MCM to claim locally otherwise you need to send to Sandisk Taiwan.

I think u can send directly to vector digital. A lot of forumers have.done this.

I'm also using MJ9 modem as the only selection in Aroma installer for DN3.

afzal_m you should post your questions here.

You might want to try the app ifont from the playstore. It works for the Note 3.

I don't have a problem with slowdown on dn3.1.1 after a week and have even installed some company vpn stuff on it.