Samsung Galaxy S3

Found this:
7.***** Screenshot by your PalmAnother way to take screenshot of your phone is to wave your palm in front of the screen. To activate this feature, go to "Settings > Motion > Palm Swipe to Capture."
 
It should just be power and home button that's all. But anyways haha
 
Then you should consider updating.

I have flashed the 4.2.1 'leak' from Sammobile.com...what a dismal fukup. Flashed back to 4.1.2, factory reset and restore all my data. Then there was a 60Mb update available on Sunday (Settings - About Device - Software Update), which I did, and I'm still on 4.1.2.

Where did you get 4.2.2 from?
 
I have flashed the 4.2.1 'leak' from Sammobile.com...what a dismal fukup. Flashed back to 4.1.2, factory reset and restore all my data. Then there was a 60Mb update available on Sunday (Settings - About Device - Software Update), which I did, and I'm still on 4.1.2.

Where did you get 4.2.2 from?

Cyanogenmod. Haven't had any issues. Previously had it with Omega, also no issues.
 
Yip, patiently waiting for stock 4.2.

Omega is just stock with a few enhancements. Why are some people so adverse to trying a custom ROM? You can restore if you don't like it, and stock is the most bloated and sluggish firmware you can have on an S3.
 
Omega is just stock with a few enhancements. Why are some people so adverse to trying a custom ROM? You can restore if you don't like it, and stock is the most bloated and sluggish firmware you can have on an S3.

+1 Don't be a pansy. :D

Step 1. Try Omega
Step 2. Try CM
Step 3. Never go back
 
Omega is just stock with a few enhancements. Why are some people so adverse to trying a custom ROM? You can restore if you don't like it, and stock is the most bloated and sluggish firmware you can have on an S3.

Bloated it might be, but why would that matter? And it is certaintly not sluggish. My phone is operating at light speed after reformatting and reflashing 4.1.2. That is an exercise I would not like to repeat regularly, that is my reason for sticking with stock Android.
 
Bloated it might be, but why would that matter? And it is certaintly not sluggish. My phone is operating at light speed after reformatting and reflashing 4.1.2. That is an exercise I would not like to repeat regularly, that is my reason for sticking with stock Android.

Stock is most definitely sluggish compared to an AOKP ROM like CM 10.1. My mom's S3 is running stock and I was amazed how sluggish the OS felt even straight out the box. Updating the firmware made no difference. Bloat matters because it uses valuable system memory. I can't remember the last time I had to factory reset and restore my apps and settings. Now and again I grab a new nightly and install it in 5 minutes, and I download and install on the device. Even if a clean install is needed, it's hardly a bother. MyBackup Pro restores all my apps, app data, call logs and messages, Nova Launcher Prime restores my desktop and UI settings, and my Google account syncs all my contacts.
 
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