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September 14th, 2015 09:55 AM #2341What he meant was sauce for the goose is also sauce for the gander.
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September 14th, 2015 10:00 AM #2342owned p6 last year. pero binenta ko dn, ng auauto restart. Pero ok sna sya. Recent news is merong pre installed spyware sa firmware ng mga huawei phones,lenovo,xiaomi,alps most suspected models daw are sold in asia and europe. Originally Posted by skyflakes
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September 14th, 2015 12:31 PM #2343salamat mga guys sa reply.....samsung sana ulit ang bilin namin, ang kaso talagang sakit na talaga ng samsung ang battery problem at madalas mag hang
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September 14th, 2015 01:17 PM #2344Yun lang, hard to gamble if you're really concerned about your privacy. But then again most phones have apps that gather your data without permission. Funny how a music player like Spotify needs access to your contacts. :confused:
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September 14th, 2015 03:30 PM #2345Ako dati naman iPhone user and nag android ako kasi yung iOS parang tanga ang daming di kayang gawin at daming bawal. Di ko sure kung babalik ako sa iPhone pero malay natin. Originally Posted by pastebooko
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September 14th, 2015 04:23 PM #2346Started with IP3, 3GS and 4S at nakakapagod din mag jailbreak palagi pag may upgrade sa OS. Shifted to Note2 and now Note 4 and for me there is not much difference in the interface and basic operations. I stick with the Note series because of the stylus where I can readily take notes where ever I go. My wife continues to be an iphone user (4, 5 & 6) because of the simplicity.
Wait there is Ipad pro with the I-pencil. Unless I can put it in my pocket, I wont buy it.
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September 14th, 2015 05:11 PM #2347 Originally Posted by Bin Diesel
Ako ngayon considering this move too for the same reasons. Ayos sana IOS kaso sobra dami limitations, i guess for the sake of the majority. Hence you have to jailbreak it. Originally Posted by dreamur
Sa hardware naman, as usual pabarya barya lang talaga Apple kaya nakakafrustrate lalo na if you've been waiting for so long, haha!
When i transitioned from symbian akala ko hindi nako mangangalikot, i was thinking gusto ko naman gawing regular use lang kaya i went for IOS. Yun nga lang diko din napigilan kalikutin at in the end nabitin ako sa kanya. I remember dati nung dumating iPhone5 ko, di ko sya ginagamit for a while kasi wala pa jailbreak, i was still using my old 4s which was jailbroken.
Fast forward a few years later, problema ko ngayon is going about yung ibang dependencies ko na exclusive sa IOS like imessage, facetime, photostream, etc, kasi heavily used sila saming family. I know may alternatives naman na ready pero I'm gona have to teach them how to use it again, lalo na to my 74 yr old mom.
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September 14th, 2015 05:51 PM #2349I don't jailbreak or root my phones whatever OS mahirap na.
After a quarter million iPhones hacked, a reminder 'jailbreaking' devices still not safe - CNET
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I don't jailbreak or root my phones whatever OS mahirap na.
http://www.cnet.com/news/after-a-quarter-million-iphones-hacked-a-reminder-jailbreaking-devices-still-not-safe/
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September 14th, 2015 06:02 PM #2350Same here, hindi naman na needed imho. Better safe than sorry. Originally Posted by Bin Diesel
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Same here, hindi naman na needed imho. Better safe than sorry. Originally Posted by Bin Diesel
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