***The Official Samsung Galaxy S III Thread***

mrk said:
Depends on the brand of the card. I’ve had LG and Sandisk Class 4 and 6 cards before as well as Class 2 Sandisk Mobile Ultra and found the LG class 6 to perform less than Sandisk Class 4 (normal) but the Class 2 Mobile Ultra matched up to the Class 6 transfer speed wise.

Class is just the minimum speed remember, good brand ones will perform well above the minimum.
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I was talking about getting a 32gb class 10 card and my tech mate said there was an ongoing debate about whether class 6 or class 10 were better for tab and phone app and operational use, I don't know and bow to better informed opinions.

Class 4 would be fine for bulk movie and music storage I assume?
 
I have purchased two of those SD cards today, one for my S3 which I have pre-ordered and one for a little portable speaker that I take with me when Im away from home for the weekend (or even on holiday) which has a built in Micro SD slot to play music directly from it. (used in my hotel room when getting ready to go out etc)

The speaker in question is
http://lasmex.com/en/web/uber.asp?id=66&x=1
Amazing sound for the size of it!
 
thep02 said:
£470.90 in the Deutsche Forest for the white one £2.50 more for the pebble, the price drop is happening:cool:
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Its been around that for ages on the .de site. No major drop.

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Asda tech trade in have offered me £403 for my iphone 4s 64gb, where's the best place to preorder from that doesn't take your money straight away until dispatch?
 
Are screen protectors necessary? not a mark on my s2 and its nearly 13 months old and a 2 year old is using it every day, not to mention the pocket of my work jeans.
 
finga said:
Are screen protectors necessary? not a mark on my s2 and its nearly 13 months old and a 2 year old is using it every day, not to mention the pocket of my work jeans.
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I don't think they are necessary unless you think you're going to scratch the screen.
 
Someone explained in here or another thread that Gorilla Glass should not be scratched by coins/keys etc as the hardness level (I forget the technical word) of these items is less than the hardness level of the glass. Unfortunately the hardness level of things like sand is higher which, if it is in your pocket, will scratch the glass....
 
My S2 has been treated like a new born baby for the last 12 months - still has 3 small very, very faint scratches - probably from when I wiped the screen a million (literally) times with lense cloths.
 
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