You can swipe up from home button to simulate back button
This is like exit program. Not really back button. I can display the bottom row and it has a soft back button. Buy screen real estate then decrease...
You can swipe up from home button to simulate back button
You bought from MY store? Got pay extra RM50?
I guess u r refering to the triangle at the left corner on webpage...its a back button n yes redu e screen size.This is like exit program. Not really back button. I can display the bottom row and it has a soft back button. Buy screen real estate then decrease...
Those bro n sis getting m1 note, i'm curious on the firmware u will hv.Oic. I just checked my order. Buy on 30th. Today then ship out... means i will get it only next week or so.
Those bro n sis getting m1 note, i'm curious on the firmware u will hv.
i doubt we will hv the 'i" version..which is the intl version.
(Yes, cant flash over the china rom version)
today, its 4.2.0.3a/u/c/i
Perhaps its the angle i took....its nkt that thick.Now i look at the photo posted above. Seems tat it is kinda thick
Interesting.99.9% sure it will be U (Unicom) version.
Based on past experiences with Meizu phones and even with M1 Note (I had for a few days then i moved on to other phones), there is no difference between U, C or I version except the fact that I version comes with pre-built google services. Which we can install it with a simple apk file.
I personally felt U version is better as it use to get the updates quite frequently.
Interesting.
I had the google service install so no issue for me.
the firmware was update frm 4.2.0x to 4.2.0.3 upon unbox.
(Ota is working)

There is a upgrade icon.Actually, how you do OTA for M1 Note? I can't seem to find the option![]()
m1 is a 5""with 720p ....m1 note is a 5.5 with 1080pTake note the 699 is not Meizu M1 Note. It is merely Meizu Blue Charm.
Similar design but smaller and lower specs.
The newly unveiled Meizu Blue Charm (aka Meizu M1) is a direct answer to that: with a full retail price of $112 (元699), it brings even more to the table: a larger, 5" 720p display, a modern quad-core Cortex A53-based MediaTek MT6732 running at up to 1.5GHz, a 13-megapixel camera, and a large, 2610mAh battery. All of that runs on Meizu's simple and modern-looking Flyme 4 skin on top of Android 4.4 KitKat.
Take note the 699 is not Meizu M1 Note. It is merely Meizu Blue Charm.
Similar design but smaller and lower specs.
The newly unveiled Meizu Blue Charm (aka Meizu M1) is a direct answer to that: with a full retail price of $112 (元699), it brings even more to the table: a larger, 5" 720p display, a modern quad-core Cortex A53-based MediaTek MT6732 running at up to 1.5GHz, a 13-megapixel camera, and a large, 2610mAh battery. All of that runs on Meizu's simple and modern-looking Flyme 4 skin on top of Android 4.4 KitKat.
There is a upgrade icon.
today, just rcv the 4.2.0.4u
2 updates in a month...great
The keyword is "note"thanks. I almost got it. U saved me thank u
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/93005006-post78.htmlCan do a shot that shows the flatness of it? Mine still no status at MY post service. Lolz. Not surprising