Samsung Galaxy S2

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I wanted to get me one of those leather "slip in" pouches, but sadly there were none available here in Potch, so I ended up getting this "cheap" alternative. So far I'm happy with it, it is not high quality but will serve me well until I find the pouch I'm looking for.

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A bit of a late reply...

I wanted to get me one of those leather "slip in" pouches, but sadly there were none available here in Potch, so I ended up getting this "cheap" alternative. So far I'm happy with it, it is not high quality but will serve me well until I find the pouch I'm looking for.

It does look low-budget. :(

Chinese shop?
 
A bit of a late reply...

I wanted to get me one of those leather "slip in" pouches, but sadly there were none available here in Potch, so I ended up getting this "cheap" alternative. So far I'm happy with it, it is not high quality but will serve me well until I find the pouch I'm looking for.

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Something else, these "slip in" pouches are really not a good way to protect your phone. If it can slip in, it can also slip out. :p

Colleague at work had one, and his Galaxy S3 "slipped out" of the pouch, and landed face first on the floor.

Needless to say, the whole screen was buggered. R1900 later....

Rather get a proper case for your S2, pouches just suck donkey balls.
 
I have never had a cover on my phone. I don't understand why you would get such a beautiful thin phone and hide it in a bulky cover. My phone had many harsh falls though, swung into a wall, 5m drop on to concrete. It is still well.

I wanted a slim case to protect my camera from scratches but with the least amount of bulk. Got this: http://www.cygnett.com/urbanshield-1.html

Almost don't feel it, and it as grippy.
 
Could someone shed some light on the new whole "mali driver" story for me please? As i understand it fixes the memory leak issue in the jellybean builds? But is it just kernel related or kernel and ROM? I see Dorimanx has added support for it in the new kernel but which ROMs (if indeed it's ROM related too) support this?
 
Could someone shed some light on the new whole "mali driver" story for me please? As i understand it fixes the memory leak issue in the jellybean builds? But is it just kernel related or kernel and ROM? I see Dorimanx has added support for it in the new kernel but which ROMs (if indeed it's ROM related too) support this?

SuperNexus Build 4 have the new drivers. I am on stock kernel so can help you with kernel or Rom

The Linux version of the Mali GPUs DDKs include three components which run within the kernel. The most important of these, known as the Device Driver, provides the low-level access to the Mali-200 or Mali-400 GPU. An important, secondary component is the Unified Memory Provider (UMP) which can be used in a variety of ways to facilitate zero-copy operations within the driver stack. An additional component, the Mali Direct Rendering Manager (DRM), is provided to integrate the Mali DDKs into the X11 environment and for enabling the Direct Rendering Interface (DRI2).

http://www.malideveloper.com/developer-resources/drivers/index.php
 
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Thanks! ;)
One more question.. does the cover have a slight lip on the front screen. ie so that if the phone is put face down it rests on the cover not the screen?

They say rubber corners so i recon so. The one i have is like that .. Slightly raised in front
 
To answer my own question a little further:


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So which roms support the new mali kernels at the moment?
the latest CM10 nightly and the unofficial Aokp JB rom of Pieras both of them have 'Mali driver' included
 
Next question: is this supposed to be the "unofficial" AOKP build by piere and bajee? Because it says "Official" in the titel :P
 
BUILD 4 Changelog:

I9300: Fixed RIL Wakelock
I9300: Fixed Battery Drain
I9300: Reverted back to old WiFi Driver (New one was causing major wakelocks)
I777/I9100/N7000: Fixed RIL Wakelock
I777/I9100/N7000: Fixed Battery Drain
I777/I9100/N7000: Fixed Memory Leak
I777/I9100/N7000: Made VSync uevents optional (Current HW Composer doesn't need this and by disabling this we save A LOT of Battery)
I777/I9100/N7000: Updated Mail GPU Drivers (Not butter but Ultra Smooth!)
I9100G: Fixed RIL Wakelock
I9100G: Fixed Battery Drain
Framework: Tweaked Animation Values (Animations are now 2x faster)
Phone: Fixed Proximity Sensor issue while in-call
Browser: Added option for Incognito Tab
Browser: Added a menu item in Browser called Close other tabs


SuperNexus BUILD 4 is mainly to fix device related issues.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32470815&postcount=1525
 
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