Galaxy Note: Stock Jelly Bean ROM (unofficial)

The second generation Note 2 comes preloaded with Android 4.1 while the Note 1 is still stuck at ICS Android 4.0.4. Samsung has promised that it will be given Jelly bean Android 4.1 treatment soon. But if you want a ROM with stock Jelly Bean experience,  you will have to hit XDA and download SuperNexus firmware that is near flawless.

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Galaxy Note 2 Review

When I took the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 out of the box, I was blown away by the precision and craftsmanship of Samsung. No, I did not find it enormous as I was a first generation Galaxy Note user. It is great for those who want:

* Big display
* Big battery
* Stylus
* Fast processor
* 2GB RAM
* Latest Android OS

Galaxy Note 2 Review

It is also great for those who want a bigger Galaxy S3. I used to own one and in fact, I was using it as my daily driver. I sold my GS3 and got a Note for about $800, unlocked. Expensive but worth every money.

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Core i3-2328M specs

Core i3-2328M specs

Series    Intel Core i3
Codename    Sandy Bridge
Clock Rate    2200 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
Features    HD Graphics 3000 (650-1100MHz), DDR3-1066/1333 Memory Controller (max 8GB), HyperThreading, AVX, Quick Sync, Virtualization
64 Bit    64 Bit support
Hardware Virtualization    VT-x
Announcement Date    10/02/2012

LG Optimus 2X Android Phone Review

The LG Optimus 2x runs Android 2.2.1, and offers up a four inch LCD display showing at 800 x 480 resolution. You’ll also get an eight megapixel rear-facing camera that records video in full 1080p, as well as a burst shooting mode, a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera for video conferencing, eight gigs of onboard memory (though you can up that to thirty two with a micro SD card, since it has a slot for that), a mini HDMI port, 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a digital compass, Google Maps with GPS, MP3 player, support for Flash 10.1, a variety of games and other applications geared toward getting the most out of the Tegra 2 processor running this phone, and a battery that yields nearly eight hours of talk time.

LG Optimus 2X Review

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