How to protect your Galaxy S II

We show you how you can best protect your new Samsung Galaxy S II.

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Science & Technology

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• Samsung
• smartphone
• Galaxy S II
• how to
• protect your phone

[cesarfiladelfo]

I love the british accent. Sounds sexy.

[RoryAfrizal]

@cesarfiladelfo well it is "samsunguk" what did you expect, a french accent

[thejoseandresshow]

Editing. Fail

[MrRehan2009]

thanks



[SleeperInTheShadow]

@RoryAfrizal Here's the funny thing, I only googled South Wales Valley accent cause I didn't remember if it was called South Valley Accent only or South Wales Valley accent. I guess I'm just so smart that I can know these things without googling them :) Thank you for your time :)

[RoryAfrizal]

@SleeperInTheShadow well haven't you been googling vigorously

[SleeperInTheShadow]

@RoryAfrizal Well, nevertheless, it still very well could have been a woman from Wales, Scotland et cetera. Plus, since Samsung is actually from South Korea, it could have been an South Korean woman with an South Korean accent speaking English. Don't make so many assumptions, boy. Point made. And you took the point to your heart and changed your life for the better. Now you will no longer eat fast food. You will improve your health and extend your life expectancy for 10 years! Congratulations!

[RoryAfrizal]

@SleeperInTheShadow did you even read what he wrote. he wrote "i love the british accent. Sounds sexy". Im not saying that there aren't french people in the UK or that Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland are not part of the UK but that a french accent isn't a British or Northern Ireland accent and that it is called samsungUK so it would make sence that she would have an English accent as England is the largest (and possabbly most well known) country that is part of the UK so there, point made!

[SleeperInTheShadow]

@RoryAfrizal There are French people in UK speaking English with a French accent. There's also different accents from within the UK. He meant this one specifically. Not the Welsh accent nor the Irish accent, which, given the "samsungUK" could also have been spoken since Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland are ALL part of of UK. So, given all this, she could very well have been Welsh speaking with a South Wales Valley accent.

[bigbzon]

Use PIN.

[tomwebb10]

@seafireliv you can actually make the line hidden, so to other people it looks like your just touching the screen :)

[seafireliv]

pattern is the biggest disadvantage in my view. i used pattern for a little while, but then realised that because you DRAW a pattern, someone else could easily see and guess-copy it.

I would personally advice use a pin or password.