Recent content by Steve McGrossi

So without further ado, my motherboard is the "Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L" (I don't know which rev, but I think it is around 2.1-2.3). Link below. I found a 2GB DDR2 Memory on eBay for only 3.5 euros. It is an AMD only memory though, but I have seen it working on limited Intel motherboards. My...

I understand it is a stupid question, because according to Gigabyte's site, the MoBo seems to support every LGA 775 CPU that exists up until today. Although, when I looked at the compatible CPUs section for the specific motherboard, I didn't find the Core 2 Extreme X9100. Motherboard...

So I bought the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) and while many reveiws said it comes with NFC and official specifications said so aswell, but my phone doesn't show any kind of NFC. I don't think they removed the NFC deature of the device because it was sealed. But why don't I find any signs of NFC? I...

I have my Samung Galaxy J3 (2016) and I only installed 1.76GB worth of applications. Theoritually I should have around 2GB left right? No, Samsung's Smart Manager says I have about 400MB left. When I go to check what the heck is have, it shows memail 1GB of Music (which was and still is in my SD...

No I don't, but I've heard very good words for the Shield. Since it is made especially for hardcore gaming, I don't think you would have any problems with light games, browser etc. I will get the tablet maybe in the future, for now I am getting a phone :P

nVidia Shield Tablet is the one for you maybe. It has amazing gaming performance on every game. It is around 360$ unless you want the K1 which is 199$. It has 2GB and 5mp just what you want. You can even stream games from your PC (of course if you have a good PC). EDIT: Just get the K1, it is...

So you're telling me it is only available in India?

Exactly! The battery management cannot only be in software programs. But there could be a circuit that does the job as well. Just like in tablets and smartphone. They're all in common since they all use lithium batteries.

I agree with the vendor and my laptop is like 7 years old! If there is a nice battery management inside then you're good to go with continuously plugged in.

Thanks alot. By missing accessories for example when I bought my Samsung Galaxy Pocket, it didn't have the hands free, while other stores had a Samsung hands free. So a retail package means it will have important accessories and OEM might not? I will also ask some shops as well since I am not so...

I have searched and I could not find an app that can use your microphone and the speaker as PC hardware. However you could download 2 useful apps which can probably do the work you want. SoundWire (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.georgie.SoundWireFree) Can use your smartphone...

Yes I know the acronym but I want to know if: E.g. Samsung made the phone, Samsung made the accessories for it, so I will get exactly what Samsung has decided to put into the package?