Android OS

To talk to other people that use Whatsapp.

huge user bases

Their only worth is patents now, if they even have any worth having.

Until we have batteries that last a lot longer than they currently do, I won't be happy leaving my data connection on all the time

One of the biggest daily problems in the world right now with a huge but probably non-existing market. If you figured a way to make batteries last a week with no charging on a heavy consuming phone, you could make billions

This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-I9100

Whatsapp is cross platform, so if they got whatsapp on BB, they can talk to people with whatsapp on android. That's literally the only difference. They both have huge user bases

Got my replacement phone... it's still S3.

Oh, and the capacitive buttons don't work.

Wait... what? It's still S3? What's wrong with the S3 or am I being reyt dense?

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This post may turn into a ramble/nonsensical, but bear with me:

I got my Galaxy SII in August last year. Worked like a treat, until I dropped it in some water. I sent it off to my insurance company for repair, get it back, works fine. I upgraded to ICS back in May, and since then my phone has been playing up- random crashes, turning wifi on/off wouldn't work all the time (though that's been fixed so far since I upgraded to 4.04 from 4.03), the phone would randomly restart itself, and sometimes when it restarted, at least 20% of the battery power would vanish (that also has been fixed since 4.04. However, my phone crashed today, so I had to take the battery out and back in, and the battery went from 43% to 15%?). My question is this: is it possible the insurance company replaced the damaged hardware in my phone for a cheaper/easier fix? Therefore, the reason my phone is struggling with ICS is because the phone no longer has the specs it used to? Is there any way to find out the specs of my specific phone? Thanks, and I hope someone can help

I don't think it would have been cheaper for the insurance company to have done something nefarious than it would for them to have just got a replacement phone.
I've heard other people report issues with the S2 ICS update, so I don't think it's just a problem with your phone.

Settings > About Phone gives me some specs. Processor/RAM.

Or you could look at GSM Arena.

Then check GSM Arena!

I went on the website if that's what you mean? I meant check the specs of my phone, not the specs of a standard SII.

This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-I9100

This post may turn into a ramble/nonsensical, but bear with me:

I got my Galaxy SII in August last year. Worked like a treat, until I dropped it in some water. I sent it off to my insurance company for repair, get it back, works fine. I upgraded to ICS back in May, and since then my phone has been playing up- random crashes, turning wifi on/off wouldn't work all the time (though that's been fixed so far since I upgraded to 4.04 from 4.03), the phone would randomly restart itself, and sometimes when it restarted, at least 20% of the battery power would vanish (that also has been fixed since 4.04. However, my phone crashed today, so I had to take the battery out and back in, and the battery went from 43% to 15%?). My question is this: is it possible the insurance company replaced the damaged hardware in my phone for a cheaper/easier fix? Therefore, the reason my phone is struggling with ICS is because the phone no longer has the specs it used to? Is there any way to find out the specs of my specific phone? Thanks, and I hope someone can help

This post may turn into a ramble/nonsensical, but bear with me:

I got my Galaxy SII in August last year. Worked like a treat, until I dropped it in some water. I sent it off to my insurance company for repair, get it back, works fine. I upgraded to ICS back in May, and since then my phone has been playing up- random crashes, turning wifi on/off wouldn't work all the time (though that's been fixed so far since I upgraded to 4.04 from 4.03), the phone would randomly restart itself, and sometimes when it restarted, at least 20% of the battery power would vanish (that also has been fixed since 4.04. However, my phone crashed today, so I had to take the battery out and back in, and the battery went from 43% to 15%?). My question is this: is it possible the insurance company replaced the damaged hardware in my phone for a cheaper/easier fix? Therefore, the reason my phone is struggling with ICS is because the phone no longer has the specs it used to? Is there any way to find out the specs of my specific phone? Thanks, and I hope someone can help