i just use 2. both index fingers. hahaha. if too lazy right hand then left hand can use.
put too much nanti tidak tersengaja terbuka waktu seluk poket. bahaya tuuu~
tiba2 terkoling dgn org laen smasa tgh mengumpat wakakakaka

depends on the current going in (i guess not all chargers are the same, aye?)
i counter this by using another charger that doesnt give me these crazy invisible touches~

try out few more camera apps from others..
ColorOS camera is a good one, but i never try to install in RN3pro yet
used it on my 1+ One and GNote2

or try Camera360 if u like it! hahaha

this casing looks good?!

im still waiting for a stable one

on xda-dev forum got AOSP but with bugs~
so stick with MiUI 1st, same bugs also

I potong secukup rasa saja LOL without template also
Hahaha lucky that the simcard works

AOSP 5.1.1 sounds promising, fingerprint sensor working already?

rooted since day 1 hahaha

unofficial unlock of bootloader

i follow this one:
- http://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note...global-t3341102

i am using both
OnePlus One as my daily driver and Redmi Note 3 as a second phone
both are as good. the Snapdragon 801 on 1+ One is still superb
and the Snapdragon 650 on RN3pro can catch up pretty good
but on MiUI the SD650 still suffers a bit of lags when doing heavy (online) games tho..

i use iphone also. but i pretty much jailbreak it so it'll look like android wakakakakakakaka
now give to wife, and happy with android

still can, as long as bootloader is unlocked~

im using AOSP with fingerprint supports. less buggy but can be a good daily driver

2gb so much can get? hahaha btw, MiUI eats up RAM like an overturbo car hahaha
so i usually clear dalvik cache once in awhile when facing FC or random boot

rooted, then reboot in recovery (TWRP) and go to wipe, select advance, and just select Dalvik Cache
after clear then reboot..
the phone will take some time to reboot cause it'll reload all the apps one by one.. clean apps!!

open the apps page in the download page,
then u can see the repository address at the bottom
click that and download manually using browser
i suggest UC Browser, nice little browser, and fast too!

hahaha nothing in this world, my friend, is unremoveable..

just open the back cover, there is a few screw to take out,
and one line of flat wire to take out (have to stick it back later) then the battery can take out.
hahaha
here is a videa of the teardown:

ada video dia dalam youtube, dont worry
my Oneplus One also said kenot remove battery..
but pretty much nowadays anyone can tukar the battery by themselves..

so, not a big problem there
proper battery maintenance is crucial to prolong battery life
jangan main sambil cas, dont overcharge, and always make sure x overclock if not sure what you're doing

my suggestion is IF you are, like me, lives in Sabah..
and rather to do it yourself than waiting for 1 week for a simple battery replacement

and by the time batery spoilt, warranty is over mostly
so better DIY than waste more money to Service Center

just my 2cent