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    #1561
    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Is it safe to charge anytime you like? Tipong hindi ka pa lowbatt? Kaso nag aalangan ka because you're about to go out.

    Na trauma na ako sa last phone ko bumigay battery i assume dahil sa careless charging practices ko.


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    You don't need to drain lithium ion batteries.

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    #1562
    ^ Biggie thanks!


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    #1563
    its alright to drain the battery completely once in a while..it will help the batt applications calibrate the actual charging capacity of the battery as it gets old

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    #1564
    ^

    advisable na once a month fully drain sir.

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    #1565
    wala daw kwenta ang touchscreen panel ng android phones

    iPhone 5 Touch Screen Twice as Fast as Android Touch Screen

    The iPhone's touch screen has a much faster response time than its Android and Windows counterparts, according to a new set of TouchMark benchmarks from cloud streaming company Agawi.

    Using a 240fps high frame rate camera along with a custom-built device called a Touchscope, Agawi measured the App Response Time (ART) of several different smartphones. The ART is the latency experienced between the time a user touches the device display to the device’s on-screen response.

    Apple’s iPhone demonstrated a minimum app response time (MART) of 55 milliseconds, a much better performance than the Galaxy S4, which had a MART of 114ms. The Lumia 928 had a similar high MART time of 117ms, and the iPhone 5's closest competitor was the iPhone 4, with a MART of 85. The HTC One and the Moto X had the highest MART times, coming in at 121 and 123ms, respectively.


    iPhone 5 Touch Screen Twice as Fast as Android Touch Screen - Mac Rumors

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    #1566
    Quote Originally Posted by ZENMasterTYL View Post
    wala daw kwenta ang touchscreen panel ng android phones





    iPhone 5 Touch Screen Twice as Fast as Android Touch Screen - Mac Rumors
    my wife has an ip5 ang totoo nga mas mabilis talaga response time ng ip5 compare to my s4.

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    #1567
    Sa mga naka ios do you download *******s? And ubra ba sa ios? Ano app gamit niyo?
    Before kasi sa android u******* gamit ko, i searched the apps store no u******* for ios ata?


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    #1568
    Quote Originally Posted by ZENMasterTYL View Post
    wala daw kwenta ang touchscreen panel ng android phones





    iPhone 5 Touch Screen Twice as Fast as Android Touch Screen - Mac Rumors

    yan nga maganda sa iphone. pero nasa os ng phone un ganda ng pagka touchscreen response.

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    #1569
    Cult following na lang talaga market ng Apple. Any logical thinking person, who would itemize the feature advantages of various phones, would go for other brands.

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    #1570
    A7 processor used in iPhone 5s manufactured by Apple's arch-rival Samsung



    Following the unveiling of Apple's new flagship iPhone 5s smartphone there was a great deal of speculation as to who would get the job of manufacturing the silicon. While Samsung has manufactured all existing iOS processors, the increasingly vitriolic patent was between the two companies led some to believe that the Cupertino giant would want to distance itself from the South Korean giant.


    However, a teardown of the chip carried out by Chipwork in conjunction with iFixit shows that Samsung continues to be Apple's go-to company for processors.


    While the hardware might have come from Samsung, the A-series processors uses in iDevices are all based on Apple's reworkings of ARM silicon.

    "We have confirmed through early analysis that the device is fabricated at Samsung's Foundry and we will confirm process type and node later today as analysis continues," said a Chipworks spokesperson.

    "That being said, we suspect we will see Samsung's 28 nm Hi K metal Gate (HKMG) being used. We have observed this same process in the Samsung Exynos Application processor used in the Galaxy S4. Our engineers will be deprocessing the Apple A7 as soon as they can to confirm this or they can provide different information."

    So it seems that while Apple and Samsung are happy to have patent battles that span the globe, the two are also willing to work together on a major component for Apple's flagship product line.

    Chipworks has also found the elusive M7 processor which iFixit missed in the initial teardown. The chip was found hiding under a neoprene cover on the mainboard.

    Source: A7 processor used in iPhone 5s manufactured by Apple's arch-rival Samsung | ZDNet

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    #1571
    Quote Originally Posted by e2romo View Post
    Cult following na lang talaga market ng Apple. Any logical thinking person, who would itemize the feature advantages of various phones, would go for other brands.

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    yep, and apple knows this. kahit anong bashing ng kalaban, dinudumog pa din apple products

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    #1572
    ^

    If Samsung or android could come up with a better fast response touchscreen interface at hindi nag hahang ang phone. Lipat na ako.

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    BBM for Android and iPhone arrives this weekend

    BlackBerry's chat and instant messaging app is finally ready to debut on its fiercest rivals' platforms.

    There's little doubt that BBM is BlackBerry's killer app and the feature that has enabled the ailing company to hold onto its core of users, and with the service coming to other smartphones the BlackBerry user community will now be able to have group chats and share missives with their iPhone-wielding friends form Sunday onwards.

    The app will make its official debut on the App Store on Sunday, September 22 and Android users will get it a day earlier. It's due to become available for download from Google Play at 7am EDT on Saturday, September 21.

    Many consumers would argue, quite rightly, that the messaging app marketplace is already pretty crowded and that BBM is late to the party yet again. But unlike many of its competitors, BBM is secure and encrypted because it uses BlackBerry's private network.

    It's also anonymous in that users are identified via their PIN numbers; there's no need to share a phone number or email address in order to have a conversation, which can be with up to 30 other users at once.

    And best of all, messages are not confined to text form. BBM supports file sharing too so pictures and voice files can be pushed out to all BBM contacts at once, as can schedules. It also has a couple of social media elements, such as being able to ‘post' thoughts, feelings and status updates and to set up a profile picture.
    Interested? Well BBM will only work on Android version 4 onwards (Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean) and for iPhone users it is optimized for iOS6.

    Source: BBM for Android and iPhone arrives this weekend

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    #1574
    BlackBerry Receives Takeover Bid Worth $4.7 Billion or $9/Share

    Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. has put together an equity consortium that is seeking to take BlackBerry Ltd. private for $9 (U.S.) a share, a deal valued at about $4.7-billion.

    BlackBerry is giving the group six weeks to conduct due diligence, with a final agreement expected by Nov. 4. BlackBerry is able to look for alternative offers in the meantime, but the Fairfax group has a right to match them. Fairfax’s equity partners want to remain anonymous until the due diligence is completed.

    “BlackBerry has fallen on hard times recently, but we have every confidence it will be successful again,” Fairfax CEO Prem Watsa said in an interview
    Fairfax strikes $4.7-billion deal to buy BlackBerry - The Globe and Mail

    meanwhile at apple:

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    #1575
    Quote Originally Posted by ZENMasterTYL View Post
    yep, and apple knows this. kahit anong bashing ng kalaban, dinudumog pa din apple products
    Paramg istorya ng blacl berry. Biglang dive!!!. Happy to have samsung.

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    #1576
    Quote Originally Posted by Retz View Post
    ^

    If Samsung or android could come up with a better fast response touchscreen interface at hindi nag hahang ang phone. Lipat na ako.
    just curious what android phone models are you comparing to iphone?

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    #1577
    Meron akong IP5 (apx 30K) at CM Omega HD 2.0 (9K)

    mas gusto ko gamitin ang Cherry Mobile. Masmabilis siya para sa akin at parehas lang naman ang touch response niya compare to IP5

    Masmalinaw din rear cam ng CM pero talo siya sa front facing cam

    pero im still using iOS6, not sure kung iba performance ng iOS7
    Last edited by c_cube; September 24th, 2013 at 11:29 AM.

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    #1578
    Quote Originally Posted by roninblade View Post
    just curious what android phone models are you comparing to iphone?

    Sir, currently comparing it with Galaxy Grand Duos.

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    #1579
    Quote Originally Posted by Retz View Post
    Sir, currently comparing it with Galaxy Grand Duos.
    that's a mid-range phone dude. as Apple has always been proud to say the iphone is a premier (flagship) phone, therefore, it should only be compared to other flagship android phones. this is the problem of a lot of users - people keep comparing the iphone with mid-range models and sometimes even with entry-level phones. the iphone, of course, will always come out on top when you compare it with a device that wasn't meant to compete with the iphone.

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    #1580
    ^^ yeah I agree... It's not fair to samsung to compare mid level units to iphone. Compare it to note 2, then you will see how far ahead it is. May palabas na note 3...

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