Samsung Wave (S8500)

[EarlZ]

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@EarlZ: what brand of micro sd card do you recommend?

The generic cards/fake cards on CDR-King should work well

[Jumperman]

EarlZ

I know this isn't being sold in the thread, what I meant to ask is how much is it being sold for in the market because you were saying "Great phone for the price". Before you insult my "reading skills", better check your comprehension as well LOL

[jemmanf]

tried this fone. awesome... superfast user interface.. very nice super amoled screen. gonna get one someday...

[EarlZ]

At post #7 someone already mention the price and right after his post you ask for the price, its your reading skills and comprehension or just your attention span that fails, GT*O forum troll, your not welcome here!

only cost 18.5k.

Im feeling generous today so I made you an image just incase, sorry I dont have the time to make coloring books with pop-ups for you. Have a nice day!

[Jumperman]

My bad, LOL. I don't appreciate your cocky and rude reply though. Thanks anyway!

[EarlZ]

My bad, LOL. I don't appreciate your cocky and rude reply though. Thanks anyway!

No problem, next time dont start what you cant finish.

[indy501]

Mejo choppy cya with certain XviD/DivX video files. I think depende gi unsa pag encode sa movie kay I only got really minor choppy playback on some, the rest smooth kaayo. What I noticed tho is its really optimized for mp4's and mkv's using the H.264 codec.

hopefully a third party app player can fix all that.
Coreplayer or TCPMP for Bada perhaps

[cerebus]

Just thought I'd torture test the phone's video playback last night; tried playing a 2.9GB MKV of Lost's final episode (res is HD 720p). I was expecting a crash kay it took a few seconds for the video to load because of the filesize, pero lo and behold it played like a champ.

Mejo choppy cya with certain XviD/DivX video files. I think depende gi unsa pag encode sa movie kay I only got really minor choppy playback on some, the rest smooth kaayo. What I noticed tho is its really optimized for mp4's and mkv's using the H.264 codec.

never experience any stuttering during playback but the load time especially if it is a movie really do takes time.

anyway, it will not play flv files. you have to convert it to mp4. luckily, samsung keis do have a converter included though i have to download it since the one in the box won't work. strange.

[cerebus]

guys, you got to download need for speed:shift on samsung apps. it's only free for the first 500,000 download.

[EarlZ]

I've downloaded it na, is it possible to store the installer file on the PC or something ?