I've read somewhere that Samsung doesn't bother updating their older/cheaper android phones, such as Galaxy Mini, Galaxy Ace and only updates the expensive/up-to-date ones like Galaxy S II.
Is it true?
Is it true?
I don't really use custom roms but one question... will it void the warranty?Dter ic said:well even if they don't there will always be custom roms like cyanogen or MIUI
Dter ic said:yes, it will bt you can just restore the rom back to the pne that shipped with your device (not applicable with the galaxy S 2)
kotaro_14 said:Dter ic said:yes, it will bt you can just restore the rom back to the pne that shipped with your device (not applicable with the galaxy S 2)
What do you mean by not applicable to Galaxy S II? Do you mean that we can't restore the Stock rom? Or do you mean we can not install modded roms?
As I own a Galaxy S II and I can do both. New update for Galaxy S II, 2.3.4 is out now btw.
Originality said:Clever. It's a method that prolly saves them a lot in service costs.
Dter ic said:Originality said:Clever. It's a method that prolly saves them a lot in service costs.
yeah, but to make things worse (for people that like to flash roms) there is a way to reset the flashing counter but there is another counter that counts how many times you reset that counter. (f that makes any sense)
Wizerzak said:Dter ic said:Originality said:Clever. It's a method that prolly saves them a lot in service costs.
yeah, but to make things worse (for people that like to flash roms) there is a way to reset the flashing counter but there is another counter that counts how many times you reset that counter. (f that makes any sense)
can you not reset the counter that counts how many resets the first counter has done?
Originality said:Well I'll counter your counter that prevents me using this trap card that counts how many times I use counter spells to counter your own spell of countering my counter. All that's missing is an Egyptian god card or 3.
Do you think someone in Samsung might be into children's card games?
No, because it's counters all the way down.Wizerzak said:Dter ic said:Originality said:Clever. It's a method that prolly saves them a lot in service costs.
yeah, but to make things worse (for people that like to flash roms) there is a way to reset the flashing counter but there is another counter that counts how many times you reset that counter. (f that makes any sense)
can you not reset the counter that counts how many resets the first counter has done?