Yesterday, I went to Vodafone Shop in City. I found they have iPhone 5 and the salesperson gave an iPhone 5 to me. I tried to use it for a few minutes. That is very light and sounds a bit lighter than my S3. Moreover, I found it has OLED, the color is sharper too. Generally, that is great, but the price is very expensive. I checked the basic plan is $30 per month and $18 for phone per month. For "$0 Phone" plan, that is $80 per month. That is a lot!

Recently,Samsung has released Galaxy Note II. I watched the promotion video from Samsung. That is so great! It looks like a BIG version of Galaxy S3. But it got a newer Android version. Moreover, it has a bigger screen too! I think that will be better for reading and watching video. I hope I can have a real one now. But now, I only can watch the youtube video.

I got the notification in Developer Console. It supports Multi-APKs. You can have each apk to each:
- version of Android
- Screen Size
- CPU architecture

That is very helpful. I was considering to build a new version for Android 4.0 and put it into a new apps, e.g. AdvGenToDoV4. Now, I can put it into the original app. That is the better way to organize.

Reference:
Multiple APK Support - Android Developer Guide

I went back to Brisbane. Finally, I can use mobile data in Galaxy S3. That is much faster and better quality. Galaxy S3 has the benefits of new Vodafone 850 Network. This network got better coverage and supports faster speed. My old Galaxy S does not support 850Mhz Network. Now, I can enjoy this network via Galaxy S3.

I found Officeworks has Nexus 7 and priced at $314. Well, if you buy it in Google Play, that is only $299.
Anyway, there is a demo I can play around. That is quite fast and Android 4.1 interface is nice, very easy to operate. But I found that is a bit heavy.