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

Longpress the text box to paste. If you have the new swype beta you can swype to a for select all, swype to xcv for the usual cut/copy/paste.

Long pressing the text box doesn't bring up anything on my phone. I'll probably have to do a factory restore.
 
do sim cards from old (non-smart) phones work in the galaxy 3?
ive been on a sony erricson t250i for several years and im thinking of buying a new phone, ive still 9 months on this contract though.. cant upgrade till december 26th 2012 :/ so i wanted to drop this sim into a new phone

Cainer - No. You need a microSIM which is the size of the metal interface, you can get these free from the network by phoning up (or you'll get it as part of a contract upgrade).

right.. i ordered and have now recieved my microsim from vodafone :)
but.. it says on the stuff that came with it its for an iphone ("just insert your sim into your new iphone).. will this still work ok in a galaxy 3?
thought id ask here first rather than bother those nice people out in india :D
 
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OOOOK.

My S3 has started talking to me - specifically I have 3 folders with Apps, Games and Media stuff on my main screen and when I open or close them some old guys tells me "Folder Opened, Folder Closed"

How has this happened??
 
I have a large film collection. My productivity would hit 0, if i could fit THAT many of my films easily.

EDIT: Though tbh, I think I'd just watch Die Hard back to back anyway most of the time, so pointless.

I have a massive film and TV collection at the moment and would use 75% of 2tb is one fell swoop. On my s2 has a 4gb limit and most of my movies are HD MKV's so i'm only really going to be able to start making a dent once i have an S3
 
So is class 10 the fastest in the market at the moment? just want to be sure before getting one, coz it's neither expensive nor cheap.
  • The one I mentioned earlier is the mobile ultra and the fastest class, currently 10.
  • Not the fastest card, there are faster e.g. SanDisk Extreme Pro 16GB (SDSDQXP-016G-A11).
  • Both are UHS-I (Ultra-High Speed) so on a SD V3+ (4-bit) controller they work at higher clock speeds. You'd need USB 3.0 and a USB 3.0 Card Reader to write at the higher speeds.
  • Note, the 64GB mobile ultra is microSDXC, 2TB limit, so can format exFAT and so store bigger files over the Extreme Pro which is microSDHC, FAT32 32GB limit and 4GB files.
  • The class rating is the minimum speed, so a card say class 6 could still write faster than a class 10 that costs more. The manufacturer just classed its guaranteed speed lower.



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Subjective. Swype is the best for those who like gesture based input but Swiftkey for everything else.
 
Apparently the iphone ones wont work on the S3.

I had the same when I was on the phone to vodafone, the advisor said theres 2 types, 1 for iphones/ipads and 1 for the rest, each wont work with the other.

Not sure how true it is though.

cheers for that, looks like il have to disturb our indian friends again :)
 
I prefer FlexT9 to Swype myself, it just seems to work a little better and there's the option of great speech recognition too. I am giving SwiftKey a good workout at the moment and it's really good but I think I prefer 'swyping' to typing.
 
Apparently the iphone ones wont work on the S3.

I had the same when I was on the phone to vodafone, the advisor said theres 2 types, 1 for iphones/ipads and 1 for the rest, each wont work with the other.

Not sure how true it is though.
This would "usually" be 100% rubbish but there may be a special case where microSIMs have been pre-provisioned to iPhone setup (although this is EXTREMELY unlikely). I just got a new one in a shop (it was the shop in the HQ though so they have everything), just walked in and they gave it to me. I really doubt it's anything but generic, it would be so shortsighted to make them for specific user equipment.
 
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