Samsung Galaxy Note 3

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Used them plenty of times, no issues at all.. although used credit card.
 
Well it is an import site. A lot of stuff will be cheaper if sourced locally
 
Oh well, thought I was being helpful. Wil let ya Google next time for local places that import arb stuff.
 
Quick question/s, i'm in the process of trying to obtain and install the British version of kitkat on my Note SM-N900 does it matter if i choose the British update even if it says it's for the SM-N9005? Also i need to get another app called Odin, does anyone have a reliable link to Odin or anything better to use that would not root my device or trip knox and also if anyone has a direct link to the British update? I'm asking a lot, sorry about that, any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
mitcheku said:
Quick question/s, i'm in the process of trying to obtain and install the British version of kitkat on my Note SM-N900 does it matter if i choose the British update even if it says it's for the SM-N9005? Also i need to get another app called Odin, does anyone have a reliable link to Odin or anything better to use that would not root my device or trip knox and also if anyone has a direct link to the British update? I'm asking a lot, sorry about that, any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I have both on my Mega Account, feel free to download it here:

https://mega.co.nz/#F!78g0zTDL!sPyrIr5i3v6gf4n-cNnc1A

The UK firmware is the BTU one. I don't know anything about the N900 so make sure you can use that firmware.
 
mitcheku said:
Quick question/s, i'm in the process of trying to obtain and install the British version of kitkat on my Note SM-N900 does it matter if i choose the British update even if it says it's for the SM-N9005?
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these phones are not the same
sm-n900 is the octa core version
sm-n9005 is the quad core LTE version

I would assume you will most probably end up with a bricked phone if you flash the wrong version
Hopefully others can confirm
 
Does Rooting void warranty etc?

I want to get PEN Window Manager to add custom apps to my Pen Window, but its a Root access only app :(

Any other ways of getting this done?
 
RickyGC said:
Does Rooting void warranty etc?

I want to get PEN Window Manager to add custom apps to my Pen Window, but its a Root access only app :(

Any other ways of getting this done?
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As far as I know you are able to root on 4.3 without tripping Knox, so your warranty will not be voided. Maybe someone else can confirm this.
 
Dom1n8tr1x said:
As far as I know you are able to root on 4.3 without tripping Knox, so your warranty will not be voided. Maybe someone else can confirm this.
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Yeah I checked there was a really cool ROOt method, but it's been patched in 4.4.2 :(

That Pen Window Manager app looks so epic
 
Just root your device dammit! I've been rooted for some time now and I'm really not concerned about the warranty.

A friend rooted his and still got a replacement after he went swimming with it.

I don't think they really check unless you send it in because of software issues.
 
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