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How to enhance 3D games graphics quality on Galaxy S4?

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Jayce Ooi
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Samsung Galaxy S4 has 5″ Full HD Super AMOLED (1920 x 1080) display at 441 ppi. Playing 3D games with Galaxy S4 is enjoyable. Why? PowerVR SGX 544MP3 GPU is powerful enough to give smooth frame rate. Furthermore, you can enable 4x MSAA (Multisample anti-aliasing) on Galaxy S4 to improve 3D games graphics quality. But you need to have very good eyes because average users can’t see aliasing effect on 441 ppi. So what is the point of enable 4x MSAA on Galaxy S4? Bigger screen like TV. Yes, 3D games graphics quality will definitely improve when output through MHL adapter to bigger screen like TV or LCD monitor.

Subway Surf @ 4x MSAA
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Dmore Kernel for Nexus 7

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Jayce Ooi
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Looking for a stable and power saving custom kernel for Google Nexus 7? You can try Dmore Kernel for Nexus 7. It is based on Google AOSP Tegra kernel source mr1.1 for Android 4.2.2. And should compatible with all 4.2.x based ROM. What are the features on Dmore Kernel for Nexus 7? You can overclock and undervolt CPU. Overclock Tegra 3 CPU too. Debugging is removed, Fsync enabled by default and tweaked ramdisk. Multiple governors support like Interactive, Performance, SmartassV2, Touchdemand and Lagfree. Also support USB host mode charging, fast charging, fixed installation and USB audio…

Dmore Kernel for Nexus 7
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How to enable Flash on Galaxy S4?

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Jayce Ooi
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How to enable Adobe Flash on Samsung Galaxy S4? Seriously, who need to use Flash nowadays? Personally, I don’t care about Flash at all on my mobile devices. But there are certain websites which still using Flash content as their main page. You can’t continue without Flash installed. They should change into HTML5 standard but not yet. So Flash is a must on Galaxy S4 when browse those websites.

Adobe Flash Player on Samsung Galaxy S4
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Samsung Galaxy S4 MHL 2.0 HDTV Adapter Review (Video)

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Jayce Ooi
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Introduction
Samsung has new HDTV Adapter every year since Galaxy S2. Galaxy S3 / Note 2 HDTV Adapter is the same as S2 which based on MHL 1.0 standard except come with 11-pin micro USB connector (instead of 5-pin). By the way, MHL == Mobile High-Definition Link. Yes, there is a new HDTV Adapter for Galaxy S4 (like GT-I9500, GT-I9505…) as well. The latest Micro USB to HDMI converter model is ET-H10FAUWEGWW. It supports Full HD 1080p output up to 60 fps. And no power source is required for Galaxy S4 which support MHL 2.0 standard. It is backward compatible with both Galaxy S3 and Note 2 on MHL 1.0 support only (external power source is needed). Is this MHL adapter perfect for gaming and multimedia? Read my Samsung Galaxy S4 MHL 2.0 HDTV Adapter Review to find out…

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How to fix slow loading Galaxy S4 camera & reboot issue?

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Jayce Ooi
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Err… My Samsung Galaxy S4 is not problem free. I heard several users complaint about slow loading of their Galaxy S4 camera. And faced hang, crash and auto reboot issue. I tried to duplicate this issue but failed until this early morning. Yes, my Galaxy S4 rebooted by itself after I switched from rear camera to front camera. Again, I tried to duplicate this issue again but failed.

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