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^ Micro SD cards don't have a lock switch. They can't be write protected.
Oh ok. Actually nor my phone nor PC is able to detect my mem card and when I googled, most suggestions were to check the lock switch.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 benchmark reveals 2K screen While the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is busy tending to its flagship duties for Samsung, the heir to the Galaxy S4 is making headlines steadily building up the hype. The latest rumors concern its body and some of its specs. According to EMSOne, a Japanese-based website, ODM Catcher Technology (Taiwan), BYD (China) and Ju Teng (Taiwan) has been assigned to make between 10 and 30 million unibody metal shells for the next high-grade Galaxy device. That could very well turn out to be the Galaxy S5. This fits nicely with the leaked metal frame we've seen before which was also said to be for the Galaxy S5. Some rumors are hinting at a two-pronned approach by Samsung - producing a metal-clad flagship of a new F series along with an all-plastic S-series member. And in other news a device, by the name of Samsung SM-G900S, has popped up on GFX Bench running on a highly-clocked Snapdragon 800 chipset and the Adreno 330 GPU. The clock is at most 2.46GHz. Sadly this isn't the Snapdragon 805 with Adreno 420 GPU nor is it the 64-bit Exynos chip we're hoping to see sooner rather than later. There's more, though - the SM-G900S sports a screen resolution of 2560 x 1440 or 2K. And if the rumors of either a 5" or 5.2" screen turn out true we may be looking at an insane density of over 560 pixels per inch. As far as results go, the device in question rounded up 27.7 fps on the T-Rex 1080p Offscreen test - on which we've found the Galaxy Note 3 to be the best with 26 frames per second. Other rumors suggest the Galaxy S5 will be launched (or at least shown) as early as Q1 of next year, have a 16 MP snapper with the ISOCELL tech, perhaps without optical image stabilization and possibly with some elements resistance in tow. That is hard to take in all at once, we know. But let's not get too ahead of ourselves as we highly doubt the Galaxy S5 to premiere with a mid-2013-grade chip inside (no offense, Snapdragon 800). We'll have to wait a little longer.
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On cm11 4.4 rom.. Loving it.. Have lots of free ram.. Fast and smooth Great battery backup so far Loving Google experience launcher and ok Google

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Android ends 2013 with a surge Android finished 2013 with a rise in market share in 12 major regions around the world, research firm Kantar Worldpanel ComTech said on Monday. For the three months ending December 2013, Google's mobile OS showed market share gains in the US, Europe, Latin America, China, and Japan, among other areas. In Europe alone, Android now holds a 68.6 percent slice of the market, according to Kantar. In second place, Apple's iOS lost steam in virtually all regions, slipping to a 43.9 percent share in the US, 29.9 percent in the UK, and 19 percent in China. Apple's slice of Europe overall dropped to 18.5 percent from 23.7 percent a year prior. Third place Windows Phone saw its European market share leap to 10.3 percent from 5.6 percent. Microsoft's mobile OS took home gains in all other regions tracked by Kantar with the exception of Latin America where its share dropped to 4.9 percent from 6.8 percent. http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57617831-94/android-ends-2013-with-a-surge/

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Android ends 2013 with a surge Android finished 2013 with a rise in market share in 12 major regions around the world, research firm Kantar Worldpanel ComTech said on Monday. For the three months ending December 2013, Google's mobile OS showed market share gains in the US, Europe, Latin America, China, and Japan, among other areas. In Europe alone, Android now holds a 68.6 percent slice of the market, according to Kantar. In second place, Apple's iOS lost steam in virtually all regions, slipping to a 43.9 percent share in the US, 29.9 percent in the UK, and 19 percent in China. Apple's slice of Europe overall dropped to 18.5 percent from 23.7 percent a year prior. Third place Windows Phone saw its European market share leap to 10.3 percent from 5.6 percent. Microsoft's mobile OS took home gains in all other regions tracked by Kantar with the exception of Latin America where its share dropped to 4.9 percent from 6.8 percent. http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57617831-94/android-ends-2013-with-a-surge/
guess some serious flawas while interpreting the data.. apple is going to post steller results and upbeat for next couple of quarters , but android ( samsung and lg ) posting less than impressive results and gives warning about sagging sales on every alternate day :pray: probably my guess is , android is flooding the mid and lower end market , but apple is domiating the profitable upper end
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Sammy needs to overhaul touchwiz urgently.
There's screenshot leaks of the new OS. Which uses cards or tiles. Its like a cross between Google Cards and HTC Sense interface
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guess some serious flawas while interpreting the data.. apple is going to post steller results and upbeat for next couple of quarters ,
down 8% after financials... Good results but weak forecast
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down 8% after financials... Good results but weak forecast
20 down in pfts QoQ is not good by any means.. Even after considering the bonus its down by 12 odd
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20 down in pfts QoQ is not good by any means.. Even after considering the bonus its down by 12 odd
Is it monthly stat? Won't it be up when new big phones release? In usa moto x is doing well so I guess it ate through sales of galaxy s4 which is not good device to begin with
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