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networkn: Anyone got another company who sells this exact same kit? I am very concerned about the security of this site.
networkn: kiwitrc: You are braver than me, the security encryption has a warning over it saying elements of the site are not being encrypted.
networkn: Anyone got another company who sells this exact same kit? I am very concerned about the security of this site.
d3Xt3r:networkn: Anyone got another company who sells this exact same kit? I am very concerned about the security of this site.
You could buy it from PBTech or H2Phone, but the price is almost double.. Not sure how adriatica manages to sell it so cheap..
d3Xt3r:networkn: Anyone got another company who sells this exact same kit? I am very concerned about the security of this site.
You could buy it from PBTech or H2Phone, but the price is almost double.. Not sure how adriatica manages to sell it so cheap..
kiwitrc: Got an email from them ( a real person) said once this lot is gone that's it as far as they are concerned, sounds like they cant get any more.
All comments are my own opinion, and not that of my employer unless explicitly stated.
d3Xt3r: I have the official extended battery as well and I must say, it seems so natural that I feel Samsung should have made this battery the default. Here's why:
1. Way better battery life. This is a no-brainer. (Plus with decent a ICS ROM + Siyah kernel with Lulzactive governer == I never have to worry about battery again. :))
2. Camera is protected. Thanks to the new back cover, the camera doesn't directly touch the surface when you put the phone backside-down.
3. Phone looks better. The bottom-back portion doesn't jut out anymore.
4. Phone feels better as well. With the slightly increased weight, it doesn't feel cheap like a fake demo-phone. :)
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Also, a note of caution to everyone else: do not buy cheap third-party batteries. If the price is too good to be true, then it generally is. These batteries are falsely advertised as high capacity, they have a short life and worse, they've been known to explode. If you must use a third-party battery however, the only brand(s) I would trust is Mugen/Momax.
Neets:d3Xt3r: I have the official extended battery as well and I must say, it seems so natural that I feel Samsung should have made this battery the default. Here's why:
1. Way better battery life. This is a no-brainer. (Plus with decent a ICS ROM + Siyah kernel with Lulzactive governer == I never have to worry about battery again. :))
2. Camera is protected. Thanks to the new back cover, the camera doesn't directly touch the surface when you put the phone backside-down.
3. Phone looks better. The bottom-back portion doesn't jut out anymore.
4. Phone feels better as well. With the slightly increased weight, it doesn't feel cheap like a fake demo-phone. :)
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Also, a note of caution to everyone else: do not buy cheap third-party batteries. If the price is too good to be true, then it generally is. These batteries are falsely advertised as high capacity, they have a short life and worse, they've been known to explode. If you must use a third-party battery however, the only brand(s) I would trust is Mugen/Momax.
Thanks for this, and Lee for your information. Based on this I've ordered one too. About to head overseas for a month and the battery life is a concern when I don't know when we'll be charging next. I have a ZAGG whatsamajig (name escapes me) also.
The thing that worried me with this is that the phone wouldn't fit in the Sena leather case I use. But since it sounds like the cover would not protrude past the "bottom-back portion" I'm happy with this. Should still fit (like a glove).
Neets: The thing that worried me with this is that the phone wouldn't fit in the Sena leather case I use. But since it sounds like the cover would not protrude past the "bottom-back portion" I'm happy with this. Should still fit (like a glove).
kiwitrc: Neets did you get one on Lees account like me :)
networkn: I have a powerstick for sale if you want to consider that as well
adamvnz: Thanks guys for all the advice.
Went ahead and ordered from adriatica the 2000mAh.
May look at the charger that Lee suggested at a latter date.
It will be great to at least a whole day out of a charge ;-)
Bhugz: Hey folks,
Just wondering if anyone here has tried out CM9 yet and what there verdict is on it. I know that the nightlies are rolling out everyday for it but just wanting to see what other peoples thoughts are on it.
Cheers,
Bhugz
lchiu7: Just to follow up on my post about the Chinese language.
I decided to take the plunge and flash ICS on this phone.
I initially though that the O2 ROM would be good since it would at least come up on English so I could choose the other language. With some trepidation flashed the ROM, waited for the success message and the phone powered up, upgrade apps etc. and then had ICS. The startup animation has some O2 logo and the background wallpaper appeared to be some London landscape (not surprising I guess).
Success I thought and I went to select language only to find the same set that Telecom has - a whole bunch of language but no Asian language apart from Korean (not surprising given the phone is Korean).
That was annoying so I decided to flash the HK ROM. Again the flash went fine but this time on reboot there was no carrier logo or customisation and there was no upgrading apps message. Went into the language option and this time there were 2 Chinese language options (thank goodness), for simplified and complex form (mainland China and HK), English (UK, US) and Korean.
The phone seems to work fine after that with my putting it a 2D SIM and making and receiving a call successfully.
Thanks to all who helped on the forum.
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