I used skype on my iPad and I got some unwanted call even though the contact I have already blocked.
I just noticed that I didn’t set good privacy but I can’t find the settings directly on my iPad3.
Indeed, we need to go to skype on PC and set the privacy settings (Tools -> Options) completely all to:
people in my Contact list only
(by default, it accepted call from anyone!)
So don’t forget this settings if you are using skype on iPad or similar devices that cannot see privacy setting there.
If you want to activate twitter text messaging with mobile in Cambodia, you can now use with any mobile operators.
Just go to your twitter settings, click on Mobile, input your phone number and select your carrier:
Let’s activate now.
(*) might not work with very soon since it’s integrating with “CellCard” now.
There are about 6 Android Apps on Google play store related to Khmer dictionaries.
![English Khmer Phrasal Verb [2]](http://osify.com/files/2013/01/english-khmer-phrasal-verb-android-app2-icon.png){kind=icon}
My first recommended app for Khmer to Khmer dictionary to install on your Android phone.
This dictionary is adapted from the original Chuon Nath Khmer Dictionary v2.1.
Another recommended app is Phum Dictionary which is a 3 in 1 dictionary of Khmer to Khmer, English to Khmer and Khmer to English. This app has a very simple interface and work smoothly on my Galaxy S2.
Features:
More Info
I rated it as a very simple dictionary is comparing to Phum Dictionary above but just among all dictionaries, I have found this app is released firstly since the Android arrived in Cambodia so even me had installed it as well.
You can try and see since it’s currently has also 839 rates (4.6 overall average rate).
Last update of this app is November 9, 2011.
Features:
A very concise English Khmer phrasal verb dictionary.
Please excuse us in advance if there are some mistakes in Khmer translation. We will try to improve it in each future update. It is a FREE app anyway.
Eng-Khmer Phrasal Verb dictionary application delivers the most trusted reference content available. It has the most comprehensive content with a fast, intuitive interface. Providing concise definitions as a quick guide to meaning, the application helps users on matters such as spelling and usage.
Features:
Taprohm English Khmer Dictionary is the largest and most word definitions dictionary for android phone.
It’s a paid dictionary, it’s not free. It’s too old app since April 9, 2011 and remain version 1.0.
It has overall rates of 21 and only 2.8 average rates there are many compains on this app.
If comparing to current free app, I don’t see why we need this one or I might be wrong?
But of course, I haven’t bought it so I don’t know detail about it, if you have it, please tell us about this dictionary in comment.
Per my opinion, I think per now, you can try Phum Dictionary which is 3 in 1 dictionaries so that you do not need to install many apps but if you prefer only one kind of dictionary, just try one another.
Of course, my presume should including as well for how many words are there in each dictionary but I could not find these info yet. I will update later if I found out.
Bing.com is a search engine of Microsoft. Today Bing has featured about Khmer Empire, Angkor Era of Cambodia.
Bing has features following search criteria:
Thank Bing for your generous.
Few days already on the news about Samsung firmware upgrades for Galaxy S2 GT-I9100 and of course, via SamMobile we can see they are rolling out for some countries already but just when will be officially in Asia, like in Cambodia?
Hope we can have it as soon as possible.
Samsung has just started to push Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update to the International Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100. The Galaxy S II is the best-selling Android device of 2011 and has a very large user base that’s why Samsung keeps on updating this device with all the new Android versions as they want to provide the Galaxy S II users with their best support experience.
You might not be able to update your device to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean right away as the update is rolling out in phases. So, it might not yet be available for your country or network provider (If Your device is Carrier branded) but don’t worry the update will arrive soon.
In the history of software updates, the new Jelly Bean update by Samsung to the Galaxy S II is by far the most major update given to a smartphone yet. As we all know Samsung’s ICS update didn’t had any UI changes and had exactly the same UI which was in its Gingerbread but this is not the case with Samsung’s Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update. The new jelly bean update breathes a new life into the Galaxy S II, Samsung has completely ditched the old UI and has given the new Nature UX Interface, which is the same as the one being used in the Galaxy S III Mini and the Galaxy S III, in its latest Jelly Bean update.
Some of the Enhancements in the new Jelly Bean Update:
All S2 Firmware info, you can find here but here is the fireware info of Jelly Bean:
Official Firmware Details:
Android Version: 4.1.2 – Build JZO54K
PDA: I9100XWLS8
CSC: I9100FOPLS3
MODEM: I9100XXLS8
Changelist: 816988
Build Date: 14 January 2013
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Source: SamMobile
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