DataHawg

Does the camera software still support burst mode and taking stills while recording video on Blazer or CM10?

Thanks for the quick replies. Thinking about upgrading from my rooted E4GT but with 800mhz LTE and LTE Advanced on the horizon, it might be worth waiting a few months. I'm pretty happy running ICS on this phone but the signal strength isn't great. Looking forward to the results of this test. Most users are saying signal strength on the S3 is better than the S2.

So the current Sprint LTE phones can use 800mhz?

Thanks Robert. So no doubt then the manufactures and carriers will make a big deal out of it when the first LTE Advanced capable devices are released.

Congrats on receiving your new phones everyone. Both my Sprint lines are upgradable in September. Might decide to wait and see what Nexus device rolls out hopefully in November since I'm pretty happy running ICS on my rooted E4GT.Does anyone know if the S3 can be upgraded via software to work on LTE Advanced? I know it's a year or more from reality, just curious. Is LTE Advanced needed to make the HD Voice work? I guess it's unclear if the S3 has that feature. Sorry if these have been covered. I haven't spent much time in the forums yet. Great info here. Thanks

Those people went to jail because they broke the law. I was talking about campaign contributions which are perfectly legal. I think most people would agree our system is badly broken and corrupted because of the huge amounts of money flowing into it. Legal bribery?

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Ummmm, no. Neither pimpin nor pigs was in the previous post.

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy S-III 32GB using Forum Runner

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Samsung Slush funds scandal

 

On January 14, 2008, Lee's home and office were raided by the Korean police for an ongoing probe into accusations that Samsung is responsible for a slush fund used to bribe influential prosecutors, judges, and political figures in South Korea.^[3]

This guy is just living in the wrong country, that's all. Not so much with judges and prosecutors, but giving money to politicians to get what you want is totally legal in the US. Some call it campaign contributions, others call it legal bribery. Maybe Samsung needs to step up and "contribute" more.