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There are many places here in Cambodia and SEA that will try and sell you a fake / look-alike phone. Some businesses knowingly some unknowingly.
Here is some tips to help you buy an original phone.
IPhone - This one is easy.
Go to the app store.
If it loads the Iphone app store it is real.
If it loads the Google Play Store it is fake.
It is currently impossible to run a fake IOS all fake Iphones run Android with the skin changed to look like IOS.
Android - This is a little more complicated but still easy enough.
Download the Geekbench app onto the phone you are looking to buy.
Then run the Geekbench Benchmark test. It can take from 5-15 minutes to run the test.
Take note of the resulting score.
Check this score on the Geekbench website.
If the score is nearly the same the phone is real.
If the score is way off the phone is fake.
Example:
Real Samsung note 8 Score is 1800 single core 6000 multi core
Fake Samsung note 8 score is 421 single core 1126 multi core
The fake / knockoff phones are made to look like the original not to perform like it. You can't go by look alone some of the fakes are just too good. Just watch some YouTube videos and you will see.
If you want to buy a fake phone then the price generally seems to be 10% of the original phone's price.
Sit-in ends, anger lingers
Wed, 18 September 2013
Meas Sokchea
and Abby Seiff
A day that began with a monk attempting to set himself on fire and closed with a possessed woman predicting Prime Minister Hun Sen’s end suggested that the emotions of many were in little danger of ebbing, even as the three-day demonstration concluded.
As an exuberant crowd of thousands looked on, 35-year-old Venerable Sok Dyna climbed the stage and took the microphone, launching into a diatribe about land grabs, the destruction of natural resources and the K5 border defence plan that deployed hundreds of thousands of landmines in the 1980s.
“The world is blind to seeing the death of Khmer people through cruel actions that Hun Sen’s partisans undertook – even in this age of Facebook,†he said.