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    May 28, 2012 7:01 pm GMT

    Hey guys i think its ideal to have a roll call here, just for random talks and discussion which don't seem fir for anywhere else.

    I just wanna shout out that Telstra have finally announced our HTC One XL so ill be getting it on 6th of july and it comes with a free $279 beats solo headset.

    Also luckily for us our One XL has 32gb of storage compared to the US 16gb so i can't wait till i get my hands on it... Finally!!!!!

    Feel free discuss anything you wish but keep it friendly.

    Edited on May 28, 2012 7:45 pm GMT Edited 4 total times.

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    Hey guys i think its ideal to have a roll call here, just for random talks and discussion which don't seem fir for anywhere else.

    I just wanna shout out that [url=http://www.telstra.com.au/latest-offers/htc-one-xl/index.htm]Telstra[/url] have finally announced our HTC One XL so ill be getting it on 6th of july and it comes with a free $279 beats solo headset.

    Also luckily for us our One XL has 32gb of storage compared to the US 16gb so i can't wait till i get my hands on it... Finally!!!!!

    [img]http://www.gadgetguy.com.au/cms/wp-content/uploads/htc-one-xl-telstra-02-450x365.jpg[/img]

    Feel free discuss anything you wish but keep it friendly.

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    May 29, 2012 7:53 am GMT
    Thinking about trying to convince my mom to let me use her upgrade so that I can get an Evo 4G LTE.. I'm not due again until next October, and I'm leaving for college in August, which is right around when she gets her upgrade.

    If not, I'm considering paying full retail price for it. I want it.

    Thinking about trying to convince my mom to let me use her upgrade so that I can get an Evo 4G LTE.. I'm not due again until next October, and I'm leaving for college in August, which is right around when she gets her upgrade. If not, I'm considering paying full retail price for it. I want it. :cry:
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    SoraX64 wrote:
    Thinking about trying to convince my mom to let me use her upgrade so that I can get an Evo 4G LTE.. I'm not due again until next October, and I'm leaving for college in August, which is right around when she gets her upgrade.

    If not, I'm considering paying full retail price for it. I want it.

    Thats a nice phone... i heard sprints network is less than desirable though.
    [QUOTE="SoraX64"]Thinking about trying to convince my mom to let me use her upgrade so that I can get an Evo 4G LTE.. I'm not due again until next October, and I'm leaving for college in August, which is right around when she gets her upgrade. If not, I'm considering paying full retail price for it. I want it. :cry:[/QUOTE] Thats a nice phone... i heard sprints network is less than desirable though.
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    May 30, 2012 1:09 pm GMT
    Yeah, it sucks in the places that matter most to me: home and school. Thankfully at home I have decent connection speed through Wi-Fi, and my school offers Wi-Fi, although it is firewalled so I can't access many sites.

    Most other places I'm fine with service though. Still not too fast, but usable for most situations. I'm hoping Sprint's planned rollout for better 3G service goes well in my area, and that I'll be able to get LTE in Maryland when I head off to college.

    Yeah, it sucks in the places that matter most to me: home and school. Thankfully at home I have decent connection speed through Wi-Fi, and my school offers Wi-Fi, although it is firewalled so I can't access many sites. Most other places I'm fine with service though. Still not too fast, but usable for most situations. I'm hoping Sprint's planned rollout for better 3G service goes well in my area, and that I'll be able to get LTE in Maryland when I head off to college.
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    May 31, 2012 5:25 pm GMT
    I held the galaxy s 3 and it actually feels and looks nicer than the photo's made me believe, it felt surprisingly durable...
    while it looks and feels nice, it doesn't have that special feel that the one x has.
    I held the galaxy s 3 and it actually feels and looks nicer than the photo's made me believe, it felt surprisingly durable... while it looks and feels nice, it doesn't have that special feel that the one x has.
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    Jun 7, 2012 9:12 pm GMT

    I thought my Galaxy Note was dying an early death as its battery wasn't lasting half a day. It turns out a battery monitoring app I purchased was actually the problem! The culprit is called "Battery" by Macropinch. It's too bad as it was an awesome app.

    I thought my Galaxy Note was dying an early death as its battery wasn't lasting half a day. It turns out a battery monitoring app I purchased was actually the problem!:roll: The culprit is called "Battery" by Macropinch. It's too bad as it was an awesome app.

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    Android handles battery better than any task killer or battery management system. ICS gives detailed info on exactly what drains your battery. For example the One XL indicates 48% of my drain is originating from my screen alone. -_-' damn you 720p display being so damn awesome.... i'm sure your galaxy note suffers the same issue. Your screen is gargantuan.
    Android handles battery better than any task killer or battery management system. ICS gives detailed info on exactly what drains your battery. For example the One XL indicates 48% of my drain is originating from my screen alone. -_-' damn you 720p display being so damn awesome.... i'm sure your galaxy note suffers the same issue. Your screen is gargantuan.
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    Im gonna join the apple crew for one week and abandon you guys for one week, need to learn how to use the iPhone
    Im gonna join the apple crew for one week and abandon you guys for one week, need to learn how to use the iPhone
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    Jun 13, 2012 12:09 pm GMT
    mystic_knight wrote:
    Android handles battery better than any task killer or battery management system. ICS gives detailed info on exactly what drains your battery. For example the One XL indicates 48% of my drain is originating from my screen alone. -_-' damn you 720p display being so damn awesome.... i'm sure your galaxy note suffers the same issue. Your screen is gargantuan.


    It's like that for every phone I've ever used. The screen is just the biggest power draw.

    [QUOTE="mystic_knight"]Android handles battery better than any task killer or battery management system. ICS gives detailed info on exactly what drains your battery. For example the One XL indicates 48% of my drain is originating from my screen alone. -_-' damn you 720p display being so damn awesome.... i'm sure your galaxy note suffers the same issue. Your screen is gargantuan.[/QUOTE] It's like that for every phone I've ever used. The screen is just the biggest power draw.
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    Jun 14, 2012 8:59 am GMT
    Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.
    Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.
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    Soulreavercross wrote:
    Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.

    I love the PSP Go and always had an interest in getting the Xperia Play. Has the range of available PS1 titles improved since it was first released?
    [QUOTE="Soulreavercross"]Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.[/QUOTE] I love the PSP Go and always had an interest in getting the Xperia Play. Has the range of available PS1 titles improved since it was first released?
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    Jun 14, 2012 4:54 pm GMT
    I know the sony tablet s still has a poor range, its as if Sony advertised for that specific reason, then disbanded its commitment to provide more. Best game on store was wild arms.
    I know the sony tablet s still has a poor range, its as if Sony advertised for that specific reason, then disbanded its commitment to provide more. Best game on store was wild arms.
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    mjc wrote:
    Soulreavercross wrote:
    Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.

    I love the PSP Go and always had an interest in getting the Xperia Play. Has the range of available PS1 titles improved since it was first released?
    Actually the Playstation marketplace for the PSone games is region locked and I cannot access it from my location. The Xperia Play marketplace is accessible but limited at my location again. That marketplace contains android games custom made to use the Xperia Play control pad. It doesn't matter either way. The phone's an emulation machine and I'm using it for legal emulation of games.
    [QUOTE="mjc"][QUOTE="Soulreavercross"]Purchased an Xperia Play a few weeks ago. Love it as a gaming platform. Kind of disappointed Sony canceled the ICS update for the phone, but I use it mainly for gaming and of course calls and texting, so I don't really mind.[/QUOTE] I love the PSP Go and always had an interest in getting the Xperia Play. Has the range of available PS1 titles improved since it was first released?[/QUOTE]Actually the Playstation marketplace for the PSone games is region locked and I cannot access it from my location. The Xperia Play marketplace is accessible but limited at my location again. That marketplace contains android games custom made to use the Xperia Play control pad. It doesn't matter either way. The phone's an emulation machine and I'm using it for legal emulation of games.
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    Jun 15, 2012 4:38 am GMT

    Rooted my nexus S today.

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    Rooted my nexus S today. :D

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    OMGGGG voodoo sound is AMAZING!!!!!

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    OMGGGG voodoo sound is AMAZING!!!!!

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    Jun 15, 2012 3:38 pm GMT
    Gambler_3 wrote:

    Rooted my nexus S today.


    WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE.
    Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported
    [QUOTE="Gambler_3"]

    Rooted my nexus S today. :D

    [/QUOTE] WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE. Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported ;)
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    In both cases when I purchased my Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note, I was told ICS is just around the corner. However, there's still no news about its official release and people who are upgrading on their own are claiming their device is lagging bad. If the official release isn't out soon and doesn't work well, it'll no doubt further segment the Android OS market.

    In both cases when I purchased my Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note, I was told ICS is just around the corner. However, there's still no news about its official release and people who are upgrading on their own are claiming their device is lagging bad. If the official release isn't out soon and doesn't work well, it'll no doubt further segment the Android OS market.

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    mjc wrote:

    In both cases when I purchased my Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note, I was told ICS is just around the corner. However, there's still no news about its official release and people who are upgrading on their own are claiming their device is lagging bad. If the official release isn't out soon and doesn't work well, it'll no doubt further segment the Android OS market.


    Galaxy Note ICS should be out soon apparently samsung are nearly done with the update and will hand it to vodafone locally in the near future, but the stupid Tab 7.7 was indefinitely delayed. Darn thing is still the best tablet available on android IMO.I suppose the launch of the galaxy s 3 has been holding them back
    [QUOTE="mjc"]

    In both cases when I purchased my Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note, I was told ICS is just around the corner. However, there's still no news about its official release and people who are upgrading on their own are claiming their device is lagging bad. If the official release isn't out soon and doesn't work well, it'll no doubt further segment the Android OS market.

    [/QUOTE] Galaxy Note ICS should be out soon apparently samsung are nearly done with the update and will hand it to vodafone locally in the near future, but the stupid Tab 7.7 was indefinitely delayed. Darn thing is still the best tablet available on android IMO.I suppose the launch of the galaxy s 3 has been holding them back
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    Jun 15, 2012 11:42 pm GMT

    It continues to appal me how samsung handles the updates, a company making billions surely can deploy more resources to have their products updated faster.

    mystic_knight wrote:
    WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE. Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported
    Yes am loving it.

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    Dell UltraSharp 2209WA - Intel Q8400 @ 3.2Ghz - AMD 7850 2GB @ 1050Mhz - 4GB DDR3 Ram - CM HAF 922 - ASUS Xonar DG - Bose Around Ear Headphones - Windows 7 64-bit

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    Samsung Nexus S running CM10.1 - JVC Bi-Metal Earphones

    It continues to appal me how samsung handles the updates, a company making billions surely can deploy more resources to have their products updated faster. :|

    [QUOTE="mystic_knight"]WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE. Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported ;)[/QUOTE]Yes am loving it. :)

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    Gambler_3 wrote:

    It continues to appal me how samsung handles the updates, a company making billions surely can deploy more resources to have their products updated faster.

    mystic_knight wrote:
    WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE. Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported
    Yes am loving it.



    Welcome to the club. I have given up on updates for my old Galaxy SL. I got a Galaxy Tab, thinking it was more popular so it would get updates, but then they shot me down by saying they won't update it. If they didn't make quality phones, I would ditch them already
    [QUOTE="Gambler_3"]

    It continues to appal me how samsung handles the updates, a company making billions surely can deploy more resources to have their products updated faster. :|

    [QUOTE="mystic_knight"]WELCOME TO THE AWESOME SIDE. Seriously Its pretty powerful once rooted, superuser features are brilliant. On top of that its always supported ;)[/QUOTE]Yes am loving it. :)

    [/QUOTE] Welcome to the club. I have given up on updates for my old Galaxy SL. I got a Galaxy Tab, thinking it was more popular so it would get updates, but then they shot me down by saying they won't update it. If they didn't make quality phones, I would ditch them already
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