$hadow
Geek in making
Well there is that epic camera bug then the gps and voice calling bug and many more.
New phone around 15-17k
Well there is that epic camera bug then the gps and voice calling bug and many more.
amjath
Human Spambot
Well if your device doesnt have proper sources (eg Exynos ) then I understand why you dont like it but if your device has all the proper sources then CM isnt that bad
exactly the case with galaxy s2. Their exynos processor has no support devs right their own drivers. CM devs are getting money for this remember. There is a serious bug called music bug in exynos [especially s2], if you come across this thread we can see how devs are working their as$ off to workaround this bug.
but we dont appreciate their work, atleast we can stop whining.
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cacklebolt
Ambassador of Buzz
Well, that is why I wanted Rom support. The Xiaomi Mi2 got CM, so highly likely the Mi3 will get it too. Also, Snapdragon phones usually get Rom support as compared to Mediatek or Broadcom. I have had a horrible experience wrt Roms on Mediatek and Broadcom phones, although the phones itself have been decent. And I like MIUI, so not a problem for me.
$hadow
Geek in making
Well if your device doesnt have proper sources (eg Exynos ) then I understand why you dont like it but if your device has all the proper sources then CM isnt that bad
No no you got me wrong I didn't said that CM is bad or all. It is just that I don't use it on any of my device that being my personal choice. Others custom room just sometimes provides a better experience
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cacklebolt
Ambassador of Buzz
amjath
Human Spambot
every other rom are cm based, correct me if im wrong. so if CM is bad others also bad
$hadow
Geek in making
The ROM which I use are generally supernexus and samsung ports.
ithehappy
Human Spambot
Only those AOSP based ROMS are CM based (I think actually CM is based on AOSP). You can't be more wrong.
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amjath
Human Spambot
Cm is based based on aosp and other ROM build/dev uses cm. That's what I said
Aditya Hegde
Broken In
guys is it safe to buy Mi 3 in india as the service centres are not yet available and also I checked in MIUI forums and found out that the os is a bit buggy and also there were many issues if u install 3rd party launchers.
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cacklebolt
Ambassador of Buzz
Those bugs are usually on non-Xiaomi phones which have a ported MIUI ROM. Since this ROM will be used as a daily driver, its safe to assume that almost all bugs will be ironed out.
There is no point of using any 3rd party launcher as MIUI it self will provide lot of customization.
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cacklebolt
Ambassador of Buzz
guys after Xiaomi launched the Redmi 1S, I'm interested in that too because its so cheap and powerful . How is this phone?
omega44-xt
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Moto G murderer
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cacklebolt
Ambassador of Buzz
I figured that, but I was to go for the infinitely more powerful Mi3 but the Redmi is a sweet deal for half the price too. I'm confused whether I should stick to the Mi3 or go for Redmi on a smaller budget?
P.S My mother would be happy if I got a cheaper phone.
Your decision bro. Obviously us techies will suggest the better hardware but ultimately whatever makes you or your mother happy
omega44-xt
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Personally i would never buy a 14k phone from small brands, but 7k, i can take that risk....... Plus it's just a 7k phone, so i would be able to upgrade it within lesser time gap