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Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
jeffnz: Actually given the ease with which one can update android, Samsung anyway, with custom roms I don't really see the issue. I understand that a lot want stock Rom's and thats fine but there are obviously drawbacks in this. I would think that the majority of android users couldn't give a dam about updates and when you look at what they actually are I don't see why it becomes so emotive.
My S2 on GB was very stable, the change to the S3 with ICS was great and no issues but I like to try the new custom roms and to be honest haven't really seen a major differance in any of the roms and think it can be placebo effect or just wanting to have the latest and greatest.
I'm on JB LI4 with 5 just released and apart from fixing some bugs ICS was better.
This is all subjective I suppose but instead of blaming Samsung or the telco's just flash a custom rom if you see it as that important. The voiding of warranty, I think, is a bit over done and have as yet to read in any off the forums I'm in that a genuine warranty has been turned down. By genuine I mean a proper factory fault not some idiot flashing first and reading up after the problems happen.
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"When the people are being beaten with a stick, they are not much happier if it is called 'the People's Stick'"
Brendan:
Completly irrelevant.
Sharpness has very little to do with hardness, and these stupid videos of people with knives and scissors are the work of imbeciles and idiots. They prove nothing and even normal glass will not scratch by a pair of scissors.
What they should test is sand, rubbed with a thumb on the screen. The same sand you sometimes find in your pocket. It will then scratch.
Brendan:webup:IntegerIsNumber:webup:IntegerIsNumber: Anyone here still need screen protectors?
XtremeGuard.com is having another discount.
code: 80off3
For what when you can watch videos on youtube of them scratching scissors on the screen and no marks resulting?
Yes it is harden and scratch resistant but it is not unscratchable. Protecting is better than repairing.
My colleague has an S3 and it already had a scratch on the screen after two weeks.
I'm sticking to "better be safe than sorry" phrase.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhoF564nJ_Q
Completly irrelevant.
Sharpness has very little to do with hardness, and these stupid videos of people with knives and scissors are the work of imbeciles and idiots. They prove nothing and even normal glass will not scratch by a pair of scissors.
What they should test is sand, rubbed with a thumb on the screen. The same sand you sometimes find in your pocket. It will then scratch.
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