Phone is zippy. I was playing with the nexus 7 and boy I forgot how smooth and zippy it is. Screw a benchmark. I wouldnt buy an optimus G ahha
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Phone is zippy. I was playing with the nexus 7 and boy I forgot how smooth and zippy it is. Screw a benchmark. I wouldnt buy an optimus G ahha
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aXiom
Maximized Potential
Yeah, AP was saying it lacked the proper power amplifiers when Anandtech clearly had pics of them in their review, but I guess it doesn't matter since the phone doesn't have a LTE antenna.
People weren't really worried about the benchmark scores since most people knew what the S4 Pro is capable of. It's the throttling after a certain thermal threshold that had people worried. I mean it only happens under abnormal conditions like stressing out the phone while constantly running benchmarks, so it'll go unnoticed by 90% of the people that use the phone. The flipside is that as of right now there isn't anything(software wise; mostly games) that's gonna stress out the S4 Pro, but that can change in 6-12 months from now.
Rich Spirit
#LeveledUp
Google Play Store updated my Nexus 4 order date to the 17th from the 13th. My CC hasn't been charged yet and my Google Wallet still says "pending". Not sure what to make of this. Hope its a good thing
I got the backorder email earlier this week as well
I got the backorder email earlier this week as well
Yeah, I'd ignore the scores. I've thrown everything I can at this thing and I haven't noticed any slow down yet. shyt is smooth as butter.
nexus 4 owners -
How to set up the right APN on your Nexus 4
link -http://www.androidcentral.com/how-setup-right-apn-your-nexus-4
Choosing the right APN
If you plan on using your newly unwrapped Nexus 4 on either AT&T or T-Mobile postpaid services, you won't need any extra configuration. The devices come out of the box with the carrier's proper APN settings preloaded in the software. That's a good thing, because you shouldn't have to fiddle with APN settings to use your phone right out of the box.
Our resident Brit, Alex Dobie, also explained that every unlocked phone that's come across his desk (that's a lot of phones) has had the correct APNs loaded or available without any special configuration -- even for the more obscure carriers out there. Maybe it's just lucky, or maybe he lives in a continent of civilized individuals that like network interoperability, who knows. What we do know is that using the Nexus 4 (or any other unlocked device, for that matter) on a Prepaid carrier here in the states takes just a touch more work.
We've gone to the major Prepaid carrier's support pages and found the APN settings that are suggested by the carrier. Setting up your device with these APNs should get you up and running without any major troubles. Fill in everything exactly as you see on the chart below, leaving blank anything either not listed or grayed out here:
How to set up the right APN on your Nexus 4
link -http://www.androidcentral.com/how-setup-right-apn-your-nexus-4
Choosing the right APN
If you plan on using your newly unwrapped Nexus 4 on either AT&T or T-Mobile postpaid services, you won't need any extra configuration. The devices come out of the box with the carrier's proper APN settings preloaded in the software. That's a good thing, because you shouldn't have to fiddle with APN settings to use your phone right out of the box.
Our resident Brit, Alex Dobie, also explained that every unlocked phone that's come across his desk (that's a lot of phones) has had the correct APNs loaded or available without any special configuration -- even for the more obscure carriers out there. Maybe it's just lucky, or maybe he lives in a continent of civilized individuals that like network interoperability, who knows. What we do know is that using the Nexus 4 (or any other unlocked device, for that matter) on a Prepaid carrier here in the states takes just a touch more work.
We've gone to the major Prepaid carrier's support pages and found the APN settings that are suggested by the carrier. Setting up your device with these APNs should get you up and running without any major troubles. Fill in everything exactly as you see on the chart below, leaving blank anything either not listed or grayed out here:
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
FYI: Staples.Com taking pre-orders for the Nexus 10
Nexus 10 32GB Tablet from Google™ Pre-Sale | Staples®
Expected delivery mid-late December (Fri 12/14 - Thu 12/27 ) Free Shipping
Nexus 10 32GB Tablet from Google™ Pre-Sale | Staples®
Expected delivery mid-late December (Fri 12/14 - Thu 12/27 ) Free Shipping
Nexus 50 GB of free storage
http://www.androidauthority.com/nexus-4-eligible-for-free-50gb-box-com-offer-132269/
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http://www.androidauthority.com/nexus-4-eligible-for-free-50gb-box-com-offer-132269/
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:wtfkatt:
You just said that to the wrong nikka breh. That fukking phone caused me so much stress and anguish
fukk HTC :wtfgucci:
the one x is considered one off the better phones breh.
Carné Asada;2225381 said:
Did you not read a single word I posted?:wtfgucci:
Idgaf what the next nikka says the phone was complete shyt for me.
BAMA
Rap and bytches
Copped Nexus 7 today. Nexus 4 will be in my hands Monday
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I ain't even rooted it yet and probally won't unless it's a way to get the 4.2 apps and keep the same touchwiz functionality.damn if LG can get PIRILLO to change his stance on android then they must have come through.
Lots of the stuff he is happy about has been around since ICS though, even with the shut off "tube tv" animation
Lots of the stuff he is happy about has been around since ICS though, even with the shut off "tube tv" animation
