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Not that big on photography so i cant say much as i only view pics on my phone's display. What i can do is take some pics for you with my GS3 tomorrow and upload, i'll take some pics of flowers, cars and houses to give you an idea, but i also suggest you check the Gallery here, should be some GS3 pics. Didnt know the GS3 Camera had those issues.
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Posted: 2012-11-15 19:37:33
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Looks like we're in for quite a treat next month!
New leaked firmware for Galaxy S3 (I9300XXELK4) brings split-screen view mode and other new features
The Samsung Galaxy S3 has been enjoying Jelly Bean for some
time now. But a handful of features that we first saw on the Galaxy Note 2 have been out of reach so far.
The split-screen view mode, for instance, allows big-screen
smartphones with plenty of oomph to display too apps at the same
time. Today’s good news is that you can now get this and other new
features on your Galaxy S3 via a pre-release official firmware.
Rumors suggest these enhancements are to arrive officially to S3 owners this December as a sort of a Christmas present. But obviously presents will come early this year. Well, sort of, this one’s more like a teaser.
The great guys over at SamMobile found somebody running the latest test I9300XXELK4 firmware and dumped the hell out of it. The resulting files were repackaged into an ODIN-flashable firmware, which is already pre-rooted.
Besides the split-screen view mode, the other new features in this
firmware are:
Page Buddy (automatic homescreen panes as in Note II)
Notification dropdown shortuts can now be customized
Smart Rotation (phone detects when you are lying down)
Continues Input in the default Samsung Keyboard (much like
Swipe or the Android 4.2 swiping input)
Paper Artist App (as in Note II)
New Gallery App (as in Note II)
As usual, proceed with caution. Flashing this ROM would increase your binary counter and will also change your device status to Modified so you can almost surely kiss your manufacturer’s warranty goodby (if you haven’t already).
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Posted: 2012-11-15 20:12:42
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On 2012-11-15 18:16:57, northmonkey wrote:
Regarding the S3 camera, from reviews it seems to have issue with exposure and the colour green, is this right? and can it be corrected by adjusting settings?
It seems these issues are the 2 main issues regarding image quality.
I have not noticed any of those issues on my S III
Check out quality here :
http://www.esato.com/phonepho[....]hp?make=Samsung&model=GT-I9300
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Posted: 2012-11-15 20:53:39
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On 2012-11-15 20:12:42, Tsepz_GP wrote:
Looks like we're in for quite a treat next month!
New leaked firmware for Galaxy S3 (I9300XXELK4) brings split-screen view mode and other new features
The Samsung Galaxy S3 has been enjoying Jelly Bean for some
time now. But a handful of features that we first saw on the Galaxy Note 2 have been out of reach so far.
The split-screen view mode, for instance, allows big-screen
smartphones with plenty of oomph to display too apps at the same
time. Today’s good news is that you can now get this and other new
features on your Galaxy S3 via a pre-release official firmware.
Rumors suggest these enhancements are to arrive officially to S3 owners this December as a sort of a Christmas present. But obviously presents will come early this year. Well, sort of, this one’s more like a teaser.
The great guys over at SamMobile found somebody running the latest test I9300XXELK4 firmware and dumped the hell out of it. The resulting files were repackaged into an ODIN-flashable firmware, which is already pre-rooted.
Besides the split-screen view mode, the other new features in this
firmware are:
Page Buddy (automatic homescreen panes as in Note II)
Notification dropdown shortuts can now be customized
Smart Rotation (phone detects when you are lying down)
Continues Input in the default Samsung Keyboard (much like
Swipe or the Android 4.2 swiping input)
Paper Artist App (as in Note II)
New Gallery App (as in Note II)
As usual, proceed with caution. Flashing this ROM would increase your binary counter and will also change your device status to Modified so you can almost surely kiss your manufacturer’s warranty goodby (if you haven’t already).
This will be a nice addition to an already exellent phone, Sammy keeps innovating
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Posted: 2012-11-15 20:58:13
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You see, i like these new features but they're only new to phones. Lets face it doing two things at once with window open has been a features of desktop computer operating systems for years.
Cant say my SGS3 has any camera issues other than not being anywhere near as good as my 2 year old Nokia N8.
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Posted: 2012-11-15 21:49:11
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Gsmarena say something about the green looking unnatural in camera shots in their review.
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Posted: 2012-11-15 21:53:46
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That review is six months old. Maybe a bad unit or the issue has been fixed
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Posted: 2012-11-15 22:02:26
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They also mentioned some blue hue to the screen, but ive seen my phone side by side LCD screened phones and its white seemed pure compared to the yellow hue of a HTC Sensation a friend has.
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Posted: 2012-11-15 22:11:33
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On 2012-11-15 20:58:13, rikken wrote:
On 2012-11-15 20:12:42, Tsepz_GP wrote:
Looks like we're in for quite a treat next month!
New leaked firmware for Galaxy S3 (I9300XXELK4) brings split-screen view mode and other new features
The Samsung Galaxy S3 has been enjoying Jelly Bean for some
time now. But a handful of features that we first saw on the Galaxy Note 2 have been out of reach so far.
The split-screen view mode, for instance, allows big-screen
smartphones with plenty of oomph to display too apps at the same
time. Today’s good news is that you can now get this and other new
features on your Galaxy S3 via a pre-release official firmware.
Rumors suggest these enhancements are to arrive officially to S3 owners this December as a sort of a Christmas present. But obviously presents will come early this year. Well, sort of, this one’s more like a teaser.
The great guys over at SamMobile found somebody running the latest test I9300XXELK4 firmware and dumped the hell out of it. The resulting files were repackaged into an ODIN-flashable firmware, which is already pre-rooted.
Besides the split-screen view mode, the other new features in this
firmware are:
Page Buddy (automatic homescreen panes as in Note II)
Notification dropdown shortuts can now be customized
Smart Rotation (phone detects when you are lying down)
Continues Input in the default Samsung Keyboard (much like
Swipe or the Android 4.2 swiping input)
Paper Artist App (as in Note II)
New Gallery App (as in Note II)
As usual, proceed with caution. Flashing this ROM would increase your binary counter and will also change your device status to Modified so you can almost surely kiss your manufacturer’s warranty goodby (if you haven’t already).
This will be a nice addition to an already exellent phone, Sammy keeps innovating
And the S2 will be getting many of these features to in its 4.1.2 update:
http://www.sammobile.com/2012[....]-1-2-jelly-bean-test-firmware/
Samsung truly supporting their phones.
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Posted: 2012-11-15 22:43:23
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On 2012-11-15 22:43:23, Tsepz_GP wrote:Samsung truly supporting their phones.
Their flagship phones. I cant imagine their budget Android phones getting much love. Look at for example the Galaxy Europa, still stuck with Gingerbread.
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Posted: 2012-11-16 21:49:41
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