[bibiman]

Vulpix wrote:

Don't think so, problem qc never check properly. Mine looks fine when tilted.

I think is normal la. the tone of the white changes when u tilt and view sideways.

[otaku7]

wah...seems like quite a few users switching from iphone?
i read at xda also noticed.

[otaku7]

seems like super 1 click will work on Note too.

Vulpix wrote:

I think I better go do more music tests, I believe him more than my own ears...

but one thing i am sure is that the audio output of galaxy note is 10000000x better than the audio output of samsung galaxy s2

bibiman wrote:

Sorry ah just to ask something on whatsapp. Previously when I was on iPhone, I can disable grp chat notifications but individual ones still on. Meaning individual alerts I will receive but grp chats one will only come in when I go into the app. However in android, I can't do that. No matter what, individual and grp will just notify me in the notification list and alert. Anyway for the android whatsapp to behave like for iPhone? Thanks.

just go into settings, you will see what you need there.

[simic]

bibiman wrote:

I think is normal la. the tone of the white changes when u tilt and view sideways.

confused.

so is it normal or not normal? my iphones LCD definitely does not exhibit this behaviour.

simic wrote:

confused.

so is it normal or not normal? my iphones LCD definitely does not exhibit this behaviour.

then go back to iphone?

gosh can't stand it why on earth people keep comparing with that nonsense fruit phone

[theory_87]

kennyboy wrote:

That's why I say hogwash lor..... Supercurio must be bullsh*tting. He's only wrong when people want him to be wrong. Other times he's right.

When u r in audio hobby long enough, u will know that such graphical test can only be see as a pinch of salt. Such test cannot measure stuff such as soundstage, sound deflated and a lot more. Also different earphone with different impedance will affect the sound output differently...

[Vulpix]

victorlht88 wrote:

but one thing i am sure is that the audio output of galaxy note is 10000000x better than the audio output of samsung galaxy s2



just go into settings, you will see what you need there.

I won't say it sounds better, but I am quite sure it sounds different.

[tripaka]

G4 wrote:

the palm scan thing... can't get it work leh...

Tried alot of time here's how I finally got it done:

1) U need to place your palm Perpendicular to the phone screen.

2) Try placing the side of your palm at the side of the screen (left or right side), don't "enter" the screen area first, make sure all your "skin" comes into contact with the surface.

3) Slowly move palm sideways in clean, firm & steady speed swipe, not too fast all the while "skin" remains in contact with phone screen surface.

4) Practice,Practice,Practice...

[doomgaze86]

Just an update on Sheep rom 1.2. Capacitive buttons stopped working all of a sudden earlier today. Restart fixed it, thankfully. Will probably try Chainfire's kernel after work.

[kennyboy]

Vulpix wrote:

I think I better go do more music tests, I believe him more than my own ears...

Yeah...tell that bugger to wake up his idea. Never use before make such bo liao comments...

[kennyboy]

theory_87 wrote:

When u r in audio hobby long enough, u will know that such graphical test can only be see as a pinch of salt. Such test cannot measure stuff such as soundstage, sound deflated and a lot more. Also different earphone with different impedance will affect the sound output differently...

Mostly because quite a few SGS2 users bugging him asking him why why why....they just cannot accept it lah.

[Vulpix]

Yay, my supplier in Korea tell me today Korea started preorders for Galaxy Note LTE. Guess cases and accessories will be popping up soon.

[Akai Ryu]

why cannot find.........

[jimbok]

tripaka wrote:

Tried alot of time here's how I finally got it done:

1) U need to place your palm Perpendicular to the phone screen.

2) Try placing the side of your palm at the side of the screen (left or right side), don't "enter" the screen area first, make sure all your "skin" comes into contact with the surface.

3) Slowly move palm sideways in clean, firm & steady speed swipe, not too fast all the while "skin" remains in contact with phone screen surface.

4) Practice,Practice,Practice...

With all that much skills required, would be better off with traditional screenshot (home+power button) or with s pen?