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5 pointsPurchased Samsung 55" LED TV - http://www.samsung.c.../UA55ES6200RLXL 1,03,000/= Sony Home Theatre with Blu-Ray Player BDV-E690 - http://www.sony.co.in/product/bdv-e690 24,500/=
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3 pointsThis is fusion of good old flip phone with latest state of the art specs. Can you believe Samsung has designed this after all similar looking SIII and it's derivatives! It's Samsung SCH-W2013. CDMA + GSM Dual SIM, Dual Standby. Launched in China. Official Webpage >> http://www.samsung.c...pe=cdma2000-gsm Specs: CDMA and GSM Dual SIM, Dual Standby! It's a flip phone with Dual Screens. Both 3.7" Super AMOLED. 1.4 Ghz Quad Core CPU 2 GB RAM, 32GB Expandable via MicroSD Card Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich 8 MP Main Camera, 1.9MP Front Facing Camera Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n
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3 pointsSnapshots of various reviews on the net: Cnet Review gives it a three and a half star and calls it an “OK camera but a very good gadget”. The review says “Outside of its relatively high cost of ownership and average point-and-shoot picture quality, the Samsung Galaxy Camera definitely delivers the shoot-and-share experience of a smartphone with the features of a compact camera.” Engadget says “One feature that will cause little debate is the big, bright and extremely rich HD Super Clear LCD. It's only when you start taking photos through a window of this size -- perhaps on a Galaxy S III or a Galaxy Note II -- that you realize how much a large screen helps with framing and composition.” It also discusses the problem with audio when you record video. The report observes that “the only slight issue with video recording is that audio volume dips noticeably when you engage the zoom.” Android community concludes, “In short: the Samsung Galaxy Camera is a big win for Samsung, bringing a great mix of what their cameras without Android are able to bring to the party with all of the greatness of their Galaxy line of smartphones. This device is indeed a connected camera rather than a smartphone that just happens to have a great shooter, and with this assimilation comes a relatively new (though not entirely unique) product.” TechRadar has given this device a rating of 4.5 and calls the product “one of the biggest surprises from the Korean firm”. The review says “The other features, such as HDR mode, Beauty mode, Panorama and Smile Shot, all offer excellent picture quality if you're into that sort of thing - although we can't really see a use for Cartoon other than for those who want a blurry mess to show to friends.” Slashgear opines “The Samsung Galaxy Camera is a first-generation product, and they inevitably carry a compromise. In this case, it’s a case of price and expectations: do you spend your money on a great camera, or on a good camera with the added benefit of social options we simply haven’t seen offered on a point-and-shoot before? It’s undoubtedly a niche product, but the convenience and flexibility is addictive, and we’re left hoping Samsung sticks with the concept for at least a second-generation to broach the mass market.” The verdict from T3 says “While we were initially skeptical about the need for an Android-based camera, we were impressed with the Samsung Galaxy Camera. We particularly liked the snapper's physical design as well as the large, HD screen. We looking forward to testing the camera out in the wild.” The final word from DPReview says “The Samsung Galaxy S III is in many respects one of the currently most advanced smartphones and fun to use as a phone and as a camera. The Samsung is very responsive and allows for burst shooting and very fast shot-to-shot times. The camera app offers a very comprehensive feature set with an efficient HDR mode and a partly customizable user interface but the image quality is not quite up with the best in class. It's perfectly adequate for web-use and online sharing but if pixel-level quality is critical to you the class-leading Nokia 808 and (to a lesser degree) the iPhone 5 are currently the better bet.” Source
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2 pointsHave not seen many in 20" size. Either it's 19" OR 22" and above. This Toshiba 19PA200 19" LED Full HD is economical at Rs 8,690 but does not ship to Kolkata. >> http://www.shopclues...pa200-en-2.html You can try in offline stores in your city. In 22", this Philips 5000 series 120 Hz Perfectmotion LED Full HD looks excellent VFM specwise at Rs 12,590 >> http://www.infibeam....tml?id=Black-22 Specs >> http://www.philips.c...pfl5557_v7/prd/ You can save further 10% on above price by taking benefit of infibeam cash for junk offer here >> http://www.infibeam....ange-offer.html For instant photo camera. Small & sleek. Fujifilm Instax mini 50S Instant at Rs 7,499 >> http://www.flipkart....ker=from-search Large & bulky. Polaroid Z340 Instant at Rs 15,099 >> http://www.infibeam....aroid-Z340.html
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1 pointSalute!!!! Amazing boy... Must watch!. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRR0p4pAngs this is what a man must be . he never gone to school . but still.....must give the opportunity to go do his schooling . please help him .
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1 pointDownload this ROM http://www.mediafire...em-09272012.zip MD5: 77e103f5883921e2cdaf3f634e0831cc Download this kernel http://www.mediafire...el-09272012.zip MD5: 6e51b8178fc1e7d22a353fbd428d9cd1 store both of the above on your SD card. here is the link to the famous red recovery . http://www.mediafire.com/?dyww88yhbhj3cgd md5 : 00E90E790A70E2D66B6CBA6A152DE504 Download the above recovery on your PC desktop. turn off phone, remove battery Put in download mode flash the recovery via ODIN through the PDA option. once finished remoce usb cable. inser battery pres and hold vol up + vol down + power button together and you will boot into the recovery ( if instead of recovery you boot into your main Rom then you will have to turn off and remove battery and flash the recovery again ) via flash zip option > flash the ROM first and after that flash the kernel if you like. once done you will b on Geewiz 2.9 ROM with its kernel plus the dl09 radio. enjoy
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1 point@previous: go into messaging>settings and click here Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2
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1 pointPlease first confirm the date before November end by say Opinion POLL asking First-Sunday, Second-Sunday like that... I too agree with Dr sir, may be 3rd Sunday will be OK too...
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1 pointI think many will be back from new year vacation and it will be difficult to get out immediately - so I suggest mid jan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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1 pointIf you are a moderate user then window mobile comes with a low price the the androids . World is too much going towards a bit costlier android mobiles though for a new and moderate user window platform is nothing short of excitement. Used window cells with > 3.5" screen come for 5-6 k and same in andrid go for >6.5 k as per my knowledge. Htc imagio with 3.6" screen, fm, 5 mp camera, slim get sold for 5500/- on ebay.in in last two months and u may keep the watch there for coming more. Thanks
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1 pointYes there is some problem with voice quality these days, but i guess it is related to network problem not eh03. but you have option to judge by going back to other old stock rom and judge yourself. Let us know abt these too. no, Its working. I am using gtalk on EH03.
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1 pointYes you have to flash recovery first, then you can flash superclean. Thr are flashable recovery which you can flash via odin. Sent from my SCH-I500 using Tapatalk
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1 pointCWR = ClockWork Recovery CWM = ClockWork Mod
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1 pointwell crowding the dock aint a issue !!! just hit the apps button and u ll be in app drawer then hit the soft menu key on the bottom you ll see edit option > hit it after that drag whichever icons u want in the dock once done again hit soft menu key and hit save ! have fun !!! about gallery well its strange , do one thing download and install quickpic gallery app from market : its an awesome app 10x faster than stock gallery or you can use this alternate touchwiz gallery: http://www.multiupload.com/XEG5X4J3ZX md5: fa350f312a72c0483a23b489cdd3f867 but before all this plz make a nandroid backup of the ROM I hope you know how to do that if not then well go to recovery select backup and restore option > hit ok ( which is the power button ) then hit backup > hit power button and the CWM will start making an image of your installation sans radio and kernel , you can use the restore option and select the backup when u feel you have messed something up
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1 pointYes, I posted similar thread in past. I have a belief that discusson about new ideas keep brain active. It doesn't matter if none materialize. And who know which idea works where and for whom? I wish such topics last longer. Some how on rimweb topics dies very soon. Sent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk