| mr_chin | 10-05-2012 03:06 PM |
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Originally Posted by wasabisashimi
(Post 8047704)
What case do you guys have ? otterbox is too bulky. Are there any simple yet stylish cases that doesnt add bulk? I find the samsung OEM flip case not good at protection.
| Try the 0.6mm or the 0.3mm case on ebay. I just received the 0.3mm one in the mail today. It's as think as the back casing for the s3. It's flimsy too.
I like the 0.6mm one better because it doesn't add bulk to the phone. It snaps on all 4 corners and the sides, top and bottom doesn't have protection but it's not like you'll damage the top that easily. Only probably is, they don't have black.
The 0.3mm protects 3 sides (top and both sides), so it adds a little bezel look to the phone. Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMax
(Post 8047730)
On Telus 4G does not equal LTE because I turn off my LTE radio to save battery power yet I still get the 4G display.
| Sometimes the indicator don't specifically indicate what connection you are using. This might be the case for telus, but only speed test will prove it.
Here is a quote of my post on xda. Quote:
This indeed is the issue for me as well but through some testing, I have found out that with bell's version, you will get 3g as 3g, H+ as HSPDA, and 4g as LTE.
I flashed back to the original rogers version found on sammobile.com and it was reading LTE as LTE and 4g as HSPDA, but it never goes to 3g.
Then i did some speed test and the original rogers version 4g speed was ranging from 3mbps - 5mbps. While the bell version H+ is constantly 5mbps, and 3g is 3mbps.
4g on the bell version was 12mbps and LTE on the rogers version was also 12mbps.
So this concludes that 4g on rogers version is actually 3g and HSPDA, but doesn't specifically indicates which connection it's using. Therefore, bell version indicates correctly which connection you are on.
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