Recent content by mehlord

As mentioned in my previous post(link), after formatting no problems, now 4 months in. My last one barely lasted 30 days.

Larger companies can easily absorb the occasional not their fault replacement. As an online retailer I feel they did above and beyond what they should have. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums

I can say 100% that on my I535, the 32gb Sandisk fried, but it was not connected to a charger at the time. In addition, it was never plugged into anything other than the charger that came with the Galaxy S3. I put a new card in almost 2 months ago, same card, just this time I formatted before...

Real nice, but real pricy. Does it offer sufficient screen protection, looks too flat to help. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums

Thanks for taking the extra step with SanDisk BabelFish! Hopefully there will be a firmware update soon that fixes this issue or perhaps just not going with a 32 gb is the answer? Bar none the majority of complaints are coming from people using 32gb Sandisk and I've not seen, on these forums...

Specs and price is what sold me. Also, it's a beautiful phone, great camera, and the screen just rocks. Ease of rooting and modifying was also a sweet selling point. For my wife's S3 she liked all the available accessories. Only thing in her eyes the iphone has going for it compared to...

I just installed my second SanDisk 32gb card. First one just became unrecognizable overnight and it was NOT charging, just setting on the night stand. Amazon sent a replacement, this time I formatted the card as soon as si put it in. Last one I just put it in and went about my merry way. I'm...

This was the exact card I had, that suddenly became unreadable, no matter in phone or other devices. I sent it back to amazon for replacement, should I contact SanDisk directly? Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums

The guide I read to make sure and use EZ Lock version 1.2 as the other versions had known problems. Try downloading version 1.2 instead, I just ran this moments ago without issue.

Re: [Guide] Root & Recovery for the Verizon Galaxy S3 (SCH-i535) Thanks for the great guide! I used Method 2 and ran into a few problems that I thought I would share. First of all, the drivers did not install properly, I had to uninstall the Samsung drivers, make sure my phone was unplugged...