Essential Official Android Thread

[Mook]

Nexus battery got me like

What's the best rom for this thing?

dog no way my shyt supposed to go down 20% in 30 minutes

 

[SubLyminalz]

this galaxy s3 might just be the goat phone.


the battery life alone is just

 

[the cool]

should I root my galaxy s3?

 

[newarkhiphop]

should I root my galaxy s3?

No

 

[newarkhiphop]

dog no way my shyt supposed to go down 20% in 30 minutes

how long have you had the phone now? A day? Let the battery settle in

 

[NatiboyB]

should I root my galaxy s3?

Of course you should cyanogen 10

 

[Mook]

how long have you had the phone now? A day? Let the battery settle in

what the hell is this a couch? New tenants in a new home?

 

[Two Stacks]

Anyone got any good launchers for the nexus 7? Need one.

 

[newarkhiphop]

Anyone got any good launchers for the nexus 7? Need one.

Nova

 

[malbaker86]

New to this Android sh!t (former apple user) using the Galaxy S3 and the terminology y'all using in here got me feeling from the jump.



Gimme some sh!t to use to spice up my phone.

 

[newarkhiphop]

New to this Android sh!t (former apple user) using the Galaxy S3 and the terminology y'all using in here got me feeling from the jump.



Gimme some sh!t to use to spice up my phone.

welcome to the winning team playboi

what you need?

throw some widgets on your phone

 

[Maddmike]

should I root my galaxy s3?

If you have to ask that question then i would suggest no. When its time for you to root trust me breh youll just know.

 

[PrnzHakeem]

New to this Android sh!t (former apple user) using the Galaxy S3 and the terminology y'all using in here got me feeling from the jump.



Gimme some sh!t to use to spice up my phone.

http://mycolorscreen.com/



I recommend paying the $3 for beautiful widgets though.

But yeah, that website has links to what apps and launchers people used to customize their screens

 

[patscorpio]

finally this droid of mine got an ICS update....what kind of decision is it to ship new models of phones with a souped up version of gingerbread?

 

[patscorpio]

Use GrooveIP.

GrooVe IP supports making and receiving Google Voice calls over Wi-Fi and/or 3G or 4G, so it doesn't eat up your voice minutes. The app may come in particularly handy if:
You want a second virtual phone line (a la Line2, but without the monthly fee)
You're in a location with Wi-Fi access and a poor cellular connection
You have Wi-Fi access but no mobile plan
You're traveling overseas and don't want to have to rent a phone. You can make and receive calls using your Google Voice number anywhere you have Wi-Fi connectivity instead.

The app integrates with your phone's contacts database and has a separate dialer that can be used to make calls, or you can use the default dialer and choose whether to use GrooVe IP or your cellular service to make calls on an individual call basis.

good shyt