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rikken
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Great, easily one day with heavy usage  11 hours since I took it off charge and I have 73% left, have not used it so much today, push mail, half an hour browsing, editing pictures, few txt, a few short calls. . . . . . Battery life is great 
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rickster2kuk
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On 2012-06-09 19:17:37, dibdin wrote:
Thinking seriously of getting rid of my Xperia S for Galaxy S3.
I've been really impressed with the SGS3, but I couldn't justify getting rid of my X S for it. |
Bonovox
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Well I would. Everything seems such a pleasure to use in it and it's great having so much power in your pockets. And love having so much storage. It is very fast with no lag and so far noticed no bugs. Noticed last night the LED notification light is the brightest I ever seen on any phone. The Xperia U notification light was so dim. This is a nice bright blue. Hope Samsung continue to now have them. Just loving this device and much worth the upgrade from GS2 which I thought was a little dull in my opinion. The build and feel is much better this time. Yes the screen is a tad sharper on the One X but it's not really
that noticeable. I cannot put this down. For me I HAVE finally found the ultimate device that makes Android a joy to use like I enjoyed Windows Phone. Never said that before  Actually just thought there is one thing Samsung need to fix in an update which also happened on the GS2. The screen brightness when set to auto goes too dim so have to keep it on full brightness. There's a big drop in brightness.
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Guarulhos
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Here I Have Seen Very Positive Reports Regarding Digital Camera Built In New Galaxy S III And These Reviews Are More Than Just !
And I Could In Practice Evidence That Having The Opportunity To Test For Little Over 10 Days This Great Smartphone !
However I See Whenever Possible If Comes Giving Credit To All Camera S III, Because The Smartphone From Samsung Uses The Same Image Sensor And Optical Assembly Of The Great IPhone 4S (The Best Cameraphone 8 MP Of History), What Is A HUGE LIE !!! 
After Auditors Course And Well Released That The Joint Optical IPhone 4S Is Regular (35 mm) Manufactured By LARGAN PRECISION, Being This Being Joint Compound 4 Aspherical Crystal !!!
And The Image Sensor Is a Back-Illuminated CMOS Made By SONY, This Sensor Is The Model With The IMX145 (1.4 Microns For Pixel) !!!
In Relation To The Big Table S III No Repeats Itself !
For The Top Line Smartphone From Samsung Uses a Set Wide Angle Optical (26 mm) Manufacturing SAMSUNG !
In Relation To Have Your ISP Integrated Manufacturing Was In Charge Of Two Companies, FUJITSU And ST-ERICSSON !!!
But When It Comes Integrated Image Sensor, The Information Is Still Scarce !
The Only Certainty Is That This Sensor Is BACKLIT And What Is Your Manufacturing Held For SONY, Model But This Sensor Is Still UNKNOWN ! 
But It Was Clear To The Team Of The Great Credibility CHIPWORKS This Sensor That Is Not Even That Was Built In IPhone 4S, Is not Even That Was Built In S II (American Version) And Mainly Not The Same Sensor That Was Built In Line Sony Xperia 2011 And 2012 !!! 
Check Out The Proof Of What I Say So Down Through The Communiqué Issued At Time Of Self CHIPWORKS !!!
"Clarification added June 4, 2012 – we have seen some reports suggesting that we found it to be the same sensor as found in the IPhone 4S. The bond pad arrangement is not the same as the IMX145 found in the IPhone 4S nor is it the same as the IMX105 found in previous Samsung phones. The initial opinion (subject to more analysis) is that the sensor is new." !
So Single Sony Manic !!! |
Bonovox
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My apologies I could not understand a word of that your words are all jumbled
Phone?? What phone?? |
djin
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hes trying to say that its not really the same sensor used in iphone 4s and sony's 2011 xperias , And i think he also said that its not even made by sony? I am not too sure tbh.
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mriley
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On 2012-06-09 21:58:35, djin wrote:
hes trying to say that its not really the same sensor used in iphone 4s and sony's 2011 xperias , And i think he also said that its not even made by sony? I am not too sure tbh.
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Bonovox
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Ah well anyhow maybe he's drunk. Guys I love my Sammy. I love Samsung's attention to detail in their interface. Aswell as all the new handy features I love how you can change the phones vibration intensity and also even there is an EQ for call quality too making it clearer or softer(for people who shout) etc. Making the vibrate less is good for battery life too. Though women might prefer a stronger vibrate
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Guarulhos
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It Bonovox... You Never Deceived Me !
So Do You Like Your "Sammy" For Him "Well Vibrate Strong" !!!
I Love You Should Use Your Galaxy S III Night, Alone In His Bed !
So Will Be In England Faggot ! Its Ridiculous ! I Prefer "Theoretically" Be One "Drunk" Than Being A Closeted Gay Like What You Do not Have Any Knowledge About Cell Phones And Distorted The Subject Here Fully Covered !
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fbloise
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Hold on guys, there is no need to take it personal so chill and let's keep this just Galaxy S3 related.
Anything personal please address it by private messages.
In other hand, I really like this phone battery life.. While other Android phones struggles in this field, the Galaxy S3 never disappoints.
I think is something Samsung took care itself, as well as keeping the bloatware and touchwiz minimal.
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dibdin
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Have any of you experienced any pink tint to your screens?
Xperia S in white ROCKS!! |
fbloise
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not yet, screen is good here.
one thing thou is what bonovox said: the automatic brightess is not well implemented. it can be too dark or too bright sometimes.
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rikken
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I use full brightness, no problem
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haha will start doing the same
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Bonovox
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Yes me too always use full brightness anyway. No pink spots on screen. Has someone mentioned this somewhere??
Phone?? What phone?? |
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