The official Samsung Galaxy Note II Protective Back Cover is a great way to gorgeous back of the Galaxy Note 2. This hard back case feels solid as it is made entirely from thermoplastic material. The fit is tight, but do not worry, it won’t fall off on its own. Find more about it in this review.
Folks at Sammobile have leaked Jelly Bean (N7000XXLS26) for Galaxy Note. Keep in mind that this is still a buggy release and is meant for internal testing. An xda member has enlisted the changes:
1. Clean installation (wipe your all data except gallery & video)
2. Screen more responsive and quick
3. No Air view
4. No S-Voice
5. Auto capital letter error in message
6. No root
7. Battery not so good
8. Performance is good
8. Rest is same as RR rom
Core i3-2370M specs
Series Intel Core i3
Codename Sandy Bridge
Clock Rate 2400 MHz
Level 1 Cache 128 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB
Level 3 Cache 3072 KB
Number of Cores / Threads 2 / 4
Max. Power Consumption (TDP = Thermal Design Power) 35 Watt
Transistor Count 624 Million
Manufacturing Technology 32 nm
Die Size 149 mm2
Max. Temperature 85 (PGA), 100 (BGA) °C
Socket rPGA988B, BGA1023
Features HD Graphics 3000, DDR3-1066/1333 Memory Controller (max 8GB), HyperThreading, AVX, Quick Sync, Virtualization
64 Bit 64 Bit support
Hardware Virtualization VT-x
Starting Price $225 U.S.
Announcement Date 01/01/2012
Cricket Wireless is now selling HTC Desire C without contract. This HTC phone is cheapest phone out there with the Beats audio technology incorporated. Phone has a nice 3.5 inch screen, 5 mega pixel rear camera, and 25GB of free online storage via dropbox. While the internal storage is meager like all HTC phones, it can be expanded via micro SD card slot.
US Cellular has a brand new phone for Android lovers, the Motorola Electrify M. Fully compatible with the US Cellular’s LTE network, this Motorola phone is inexpensive, provided you make use of their $100 mail-in rebate. It has borderless 4.3 inch screen, 960 x 540 resolution, dual core (unnamed) 1.5GHz processor and a 2000mAh battery.
T-Mobile has started offering the LG Optimus L9, a decent phone for those who need a phone but do not want to burn a hole in their pockets. While the performance of the Optimus L9 is not going to set any benchmark records, it is still a pretty amazing phone. It is on sale for just $80 for a 2 year contract (with $50 mail in rebate).
