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Just one last question:<br />
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where can I download Allshare Cast &amp;&nbsp;which links<br />
give instruction on how to set it up?
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Just one last question:

where can I download Allshare Cast & which links
give instruction on how to set it up?

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Between Mega 6.3 &amp;&nbsp;Note 3,<br />
which of the two<br />
<br />
a) has longer battery standby time?<br />
b) has better screen resolution?<br />
c) has better video rendering (esp when watching movies<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; at gooddrama.net or drama.net or youtube, I've found<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; iPad retina or iPhone 5 giving choppy videos)<br />
d) supports both 3G &amp;&nbsp;4G (ie LTE) ?<br />
e) more free apps to read/edit PDF, MS Word, Excel, Ppt, <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Visio<br />
f) more likely to get adaptors/gadgets to project out to an<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;LCD screen/TV<br />
g) better audio quality?<br />
h) support for flash player<br />
i) more stable Wifi connections
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Between Mega 6.3 & Note 3,
which of the two

a) has longer battery standby time?
b) has better screen resolution?
c) has better video rendering (esp when watching movies
    at gooddrama.net or drama.net or youtube, I've found
    iPad retina or iPhone 5 giving choppy videos)
d) supports both 3G & 4G (ie LTE) ?
e) more free apps to read/edit PDF, MS Word, Excel, Ppt, 
    Visio
f) more likely to get adaptors/gadgets to project out to an
   LCD screen/TV
g) better audio quality?
h) support for flash player
i) more stable Wifi connections

Comparison between Galaxy Mega 6.3 vs Note 3

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