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Nov 24 2012

Rooting And Using Custom Roms Does Not Void Warranty

It has long been believed amongst smart phone owners across Europe that rooting or modifying your device from the stock official state would void your warranty. This is actually untrue and we have unearthed clauses in the EU law that back this.

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Shaun
Last Updated on 24 November 2012
Nov 24 2012

Samsung Galaxy S 3 Sudden Death Brick Warning UPDATED

There seems to be many threads surfacing on the XDA developers forums reporting that there are some Samsung Galaxy S 3's around the world dying/ becoming bricked sometime after being upgraded to Android Jelly Bean 4.1.

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Shaun
Last Updated on 24 November 2012
Aug 17 2012

Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean pre-released test Firmware Released For Samsung Galaxy S III

Leaked Jelly Bean test firmware for the Galaxy S III has surfaced on the Sammobile website. This is a good sign that Jelly bean will soon be released for the SG3. 

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Shaun
Last Updated on 17 August 2012
Aug 12 2012

Samsung Galaxy S III To Come in Black?

There has been rumors spreading across the net of a black version of the Samsung Galaxy S III. Two new photos were added to Samsungs official website. And "Black" has been added to the Carphone Warehouse inventory. 

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Shaun
Last Updated on 12 August 2012
Aug 11 2012

New Firmware UK (Unbranded) Galaxy S III I9300XXLH1 Battery Drain Fix

Samsung have released a firmware fix for the unbranded UK version I9300. This update is only 1 MB in size. It contains a modem only. According to Samsung it contains a fix for the dreaded battery drain experienced by most Galaxy S III users. The claim once installed the battery drain will be completely gone.

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Shaun
Last Updated on 11 August 2012

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