I am planning on getting an Android phone some time between August and December. I'm looking for something that costs around £130-£180 off contract, and don't mind getting second hand if the phone has no scratches on the screen. I also don't want to use Swappa.
I need: at least 3.5 inch display (preferably 3.7)
ARMv7
Something that will still be usable in at least a year (I realise this is a problem, but I will root, and install custom ROMS.
There are a few phones that seem to be good at around this price:
Defy (strange bootloader situation, someone seems to have made CM7 work, but I'm worried that ICS won't)
Desire (seems old, but has a better processor than Defy, and lots of community sup
I don't care about karma, and I like to post and ignore the hive mind. Is there a way I can return to how AB used to be, without the count on the menu?
As I only have a netbook, Minecraft is very slow for me. I think there are some other people with the same problems as me, so I was wondering: Could we make a list of ways to get Minecraft to run more smoothly?
I'll start:
GMABooster if you have an Intel graphics chip in a netbook
I switched from Opera to FF a while ago because of extensions, but I will move back if I can get these things:
Mass image saver - (on FF I have Bazzacuda, which saves all images you have opened in tabs. It's incredible useful, and I need it to have a good experience with my browser
Greasemonkey scripts - I think it is possible to get these running, but not all of them work. Can anyone recommend me one that does, specifically showing the last 3 post numbers.
Thanks to anyone who knows.
It's something I have wondered about for a while. No, I don't have any problems with my family, and I don't even care about being the favourite, this post is based purely on curiosity. Could you also please say if it's the oldest, youngest etc. Sorry to exclude those of you with one child!
This might seem like a stupid question, but I saw people discussing noob distros, and it made me wonder - what is the difference between Mint or Ubuntu, and something like Debian, (the one they were discussing, I realise there are ones that are less nooby than it). I realise that Ubuntu is based off Debian, and Mint is based of Ubuntu, but don't fully understand what was added apart from Flash and some codecs.
NOTE: I do not intend to switch from Ubuntu and Mint, which I use now, so don't worry!
