J. Edgar

If you take away the comparison of readily available apps on each platform you will find that Nokia windows phone work really well. The OS is fluid and things seem to run much more smoothly than android based phones.

Why don't you man get a Blackberry with BIS, with the blackberry compression ration of 2.5.1 you can literally download just over 1.25 GB on a 500 MB tariff.

For contract Talkmobile is great for value, they run on Vodafone's infrastructure which is the best amongst the operators.

I'm amazed at why people still want flash...

Does BT Infinity still traffic shape at peak times?

Its understandable, the Archos has 600 MHz of extra horsepower, however the cameras on the Archos are shite. A comparison between the Archos and the Nexus 7 benchmark test would be interesting even though its obvious which one would win.

Just get yourself an Alpine Headunit which comes with the iPhone connector

Is this true? someone please confirm.

It might be the inverter board or the screen itself. Have u got a multimeter to test the board?

I always wanted this skit to be turned it in a full tune.

I drove a ferrari f430 on them track day experience a few years back, it wasn't nothing special.

Cut it yourself, isn't too hard.

Hackers don't make pirated OS so that they can tap in your bank accounts etc, the algorithm involved in an OS program script would be far too complex for them to comprehend, plus a windows update would flag it up before you yourself clocked on. They only break the code to authenticate your copy with Microsoft's servers, they who kernel is still original stock, a similar technique used a few years ago when unlocking iPhones. I have been using a pirated version of 7 since '09, fully activated with constant windows update and have not had one single problem with it.

The screens are mad expensive about £200 a pop, and that doesn't include labour. Good thing is that its easier to replace the screen on the 5 than the 4/4s

This is one of the benefits for Windows lovers

Where did you originally buy it?

Its hardware related, you have a faulty handset. Get an exchange from place of purchase or go to an Apple store.

You can get your photos up if you lost your photos via iTunes. Just go to the photo tab then untick the sync button then apply the changes.

True. No-one aint getting 120 Mbps now. Wireless g is capped at 54 Mbps and thats with a very good signal. Ethernet is 108 Mbps.

From the rumoured specs i've seen the battery will be big.

Its recommended to do a factory wipe/delete cache partition before and after installing custom rom. On a few occasions it has thrown up a processor error which was rectified by doing a factory reset. Remember Samsung put a rom flash counter for anyone whos thinking of preserving their warranty (which tells them how many times you've installed a custom rom) however this can be easily reset by getting triangle away.

Wait for the HTC One X+ which gets released in a weeks time. 1.7 Quad Core (slightly faster than the Note II) Has a 2100 mAh battery, 37% more than the original one X The power saving features it has is impressive, you can underclock the cpu, display and data connection when your running low on battery. The camera features are on point with most modern digital cameras and it has HTC Sense 4+ Only dissadvantage is that its a 3G handset which don't make it future proof.

Super AMOLED >> Retina Display. You just have to look at Samsungs demo contents on the S3 and Note 2 to understand what I mean, even the S3 mini has an impressive screen.

3GS brah? That's like a parent sending their kid to school with an Aldi shopping bag to carry their books. Get the iPhone 4 minimum. Shame on you. Co-Sign, 3GS is pathetic in 2012. No Retina display, front facing camera and limited support for OS and apps. Iphone 4 is the bench mark people should be looking at.

And also a faster A6X chip which not only loads up apps much faster but saves on battery dues to its performance. The front facing camera has been upgraded from 0.3 MP to 1.3MP to accomodate Facetime HD.