Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100
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- 26 Jan 2013
does N7100 and CDMA has the same specs?
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- 26 Jan 2013
Razor, 26 Jan 2013hey guyz i recomment u use a flip cover or a cover if u are... more"i recomment u use a flip cover or a cover if u are using a white galaxy note2." - That really depends from person to person. While most are into making their Note II prettier, I'm into making it much more unnoticeable.
"And if you google play does not function ,u have to root your phone" - how is Google Play not working and the solution is rooting?
"Note3 is 6.3 inch and thats 2big 4 samsung users 2 handle,maybe if u can tailor your trousers and make it deep thats the only option" - If that's true, the screen being 6"+ and it's the new octa-core processor, I'm the type who would use that. Who knows what the design is. It could be the fold-out design using the flexible screen. That's be something. My contact will be ending and I won't mind the free device that comes with the contract renewal.
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- 26 Jan 2013
hey guyz i recomment u use a flip cover or a cover if u are using a white galaxy note2.And if you google play does not function ,u have to root your phone.Note3 is 6.3 inch and thats 2big 4 samsung users 2 handle,maybe if u can tailor your trousers and make it deep thats the only option.
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- 26 Jan 2013
beast !!!
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- 26 Jan 2013
Leo, 26 Jan 2013how can I know class 10 memory card I bought SanDisk 32g bu... moreSandisk has 3 classifications for their micro SD card, namely microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC. They sometimes call it micro, ultra and extreme pro. SanDisk's 32GB microSDHC is class 4. You can see the little 4 on this all black colored memory card. This is what I currently use and just falls under micro. This has a shower rate of data transfer than the next type is ultra (gray & red), which has a faster transfer speed of 30MB/second. The extreme pro (gray & gold) has a data transfer rating of 95MB/second. They are classified as UHS-I. You can see the little U and I on these cards. The UHS types can actually hold up to 2TB of data, but just like the first generation of memory cards, manufacturers are limiting up to 64GB capacity to milk us consumers!
Only the Ultra and Extreme pro has 64GB memory cards. Ultra is ok for the Note which cost some 30% to 40% more than the normal micro SD.
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- 26 Jan 2013
Leo, 26 Jan 2013how can I know class 10 memory card I bought SanDisk 32g bu... moreNo class 10 written but it's color is different i.e red and HC written on
class 10 32GB micro sd card
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- 26 Jan 2013
Just got 32GB version, love it
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- 26 Jan 2013
TheNeighbor, 26 Jan 2013I can't confirm that as I managed to find only the 16GB Tit... morehow can I know class 10 memory card I bought SanDisk 32g but can't find class 10 written on it
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- 26 Jan 2013
Awesome mobil
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- 26 Jan 2013
Derhunter23, 25 Jan 2013On another topic. I read that a 16GB is smoother than a 32G... moreI can't confirm that as I managed to find only the 16GB Titanium. There was a 32GB model one time but in white only.
I can only speculate that there is no reason for even the 64GB to be slower as they are all Solid State memory hardisks type.
Speaking of memory, there are news that some batches of SanDisk class 10 memory cards have mounting/non-reading issues. Some advice to get the newer manufactured batches from December 2012 onwards. So check before getting them.
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- 25 Jan 2013
this is awesome
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- 25 Jan 2013
helopilot, 25 Jan 2013I second your opinion about the Neighbor very diplomatic, ... moreI failed to mention that i am from the philippines too you probably did'nt mean anything with what you said but it did'nt sound so good. Im just saying. But glad we agree about the neighbor.
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- 25 Jan 2013
AnonD-102853, 25 Jan 2013 How can I connect my Note2 from computer as mass storagedata cable or Bluetooth or wifi
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- 25 Jan 2013
AnonD-102853, 25 Jan 2013 How can I connect my Note2 from computer as mass storagedata cable or Bluetooth or wifi
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- 25 Jan 2013
TheNeighbor, 25 Jan 2013Haha, I'm a person who would just like to get the most of t... moreOn another topic. I read that a 16GB is smoother than a 32GB of the same model. Is it true? Thanks.
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- 25 Jan 2013
it has been a month now using galaxy note 2.
yesterday observing my device closely i found my s pen colour is getting off from the potion which is see when s pen is inside the phone.
anyone facing the same prob???
is this covered under warranty so that i can go for replacement.
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- TheNeighbor
- v0q
- 25 Jan 2013
Hmm, 25 Jan 2013Batteries are so cheap can't really see your point. There are some areas where you can't power to charge for days or your device draining your battery reserve faster. Or when travelling or in a vehicle, your device works harder getting and switching to different cell towers.
Even with multiple batteries, like what I did with the Note I, it was probably having that full charge and draining it to 1% is why I was only getting 4 hours after a few months from 8 hours when they were new with heavy use.
The original battery for the Note II cost $25 to $50. It really depends on the dealer. They aren't cheap. Supplies of them fluctuated for the Note I resulting in double pricing 6 months back. So stocking up while they are affordable AND doing the proper method of optimized charging saves you some hard-earned money. I can't really say we are contributing to lesser carbon foot-printing for replacing old batteries longer. Or the fact we lessen the toxic waste of these batteries. For that, I would be advicing you to stick to one battery.
Ther main point is, you are prolonging the battery's ability to hold as much power for every charging session. The method is not to waste money, and when you do need your battery to be relied on, they can hold optimal power. Be it may, in your case with buying a new battery every 6 months or keep as many now, the thing is, you would not be getting more what you are paying for.
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- 25 Jan 2013
Hmm, 25 Jan 2013Batteries are so cheap can't really see your point. Sorry i replied to the wrong post :D
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- 25 Jan 2013
TheNeighbor, 24 Jan 2013I've written on the Note I commentary pages often... before... moreBatteries are so cheap can't really see your point.
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- 25 Jan 2013
AnonD-102853, 25 Jan 2013 How can I connect my Note2 from computer as mass storageEither with a cable or i use a usb stick and usb/micro usb adapter.