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Essential Official Android Thread
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Tha Snowman
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anybody order the Nexus 4 since the 27th get it shipped yet ?
will this erase my "learned" typing data ?
Tha Snowman
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Yeah. They haven't set it up to share the dictionary. I would assume the final version will.
co reck
Yep, UPS says its sitting on my porch.
I have a 2nd one that I ordered that day but hours later, still waiting for that one to ship.
Google+ Is The 'Fastest Growing Network Thingy Ever': 500m Users Upgraded, 235m Active Across Web, 135m In The Stream. This spreadsheet have a list of circles you can add to your stream. find your interest and create a circle on Google+
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ao1OX3UN25EvdHRWR3lwWXQ0a0RhWnFuWml5RnJHdkE#gid=0
Nexus circle
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/107538503004482952974/posts/Mq1KupUHr4P
Android circle
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Tech circle
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/110255737428907780217/posts/NYG5bRFP7oA
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Nexus circle
https://plus.google.com/u/0/117126068236790799917/posts/S9RyXWVNy1m
https://plus.google.com/u/0/104204331916057864710/posts/9SBdGKYCPXX
https://plus.google.com/u/0/112958253944059627817/posts/43nX7ETiKe8
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Android circle
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/102648323983939947162/posts/C3oyUhPrz5N
https://plus.google.com/u/0/111320000815439419105/posts/CBcXvztdk3p
Tech circle
https://plus.google.com/u/0/112950596174760628038/posts/8gRAp1gYpxi
https://plus.google.com/u/0/110255737428907780217/posts/NYG5bRFP7oA
Nexus 4 stock shortage down to 'huge demand', LG explains
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/nexus-4-stock-shortage-down-to-huge-demand-lg-explains-50009924/
When asked whether LG knows why Google is running out of Nexus 4 stock, Andy Coughlin, the head of mobile at LG UK, said the phone "had proven extremely popular, and as such retailers have been met with huge demand".
"We are working closely with Google to ensure that those who wish to purchase a handset are able to do so," Coughlin added.
'Demand via the Play Store has been very high'
Popularity is one thing, but selling out so quickly has left Android fans who wanted to buy the phone fuming. Perhaps Google didn't buy enough phones?
I asked whether LG has agreed with Google the level of Nexus 4 stock that will be sold through the Google Play store, and the amount to be sold through other channels.
"As with any sales process, LG supplies product quantities against partners'/customers' (ie retailers, operators etc) forecasts," Coughlin explained, going on to say, "demand via the Play Store has been very high in this instance."
To me that suggests Google may have aimed too low when it ordered its early batches of phones -- something LG confirmed happens directly through LG's headquarters in Seoul. Perhaps the Big G didn't expect its new phone to be quite so popular, and forecasted less demand than is actually out there.
There are worse problems than being too popular of course, but desperately low supplies have tainted the launch of the otherwise jaw-dropping Nexus 4. Google's £239 pricetag for its Galaxy S3-rivalling smart phone makes it one of the year's most exciting devices, but if people aren't even able to throw cash Google's way to get one, its success could prove limited.
'Good for Google'
You can still get the Nexus 4 from operators, though you'll end up paying more money than you would if you bought from Google. Three sells the Nexus 4 for £400 plus a top-up on pay as you go, for example. I asked LG why the phone cost more from non-Google retailers, and was told, "The retail price of LG products is decided by individual retailers."
Ian Fogg, mobile media senior principal analyst for IHS, said, "It's hard to say whether Google underestimated demand, or whether they chose simply to have a number of devices available," also commenting that regardless of stock shortages, "the fact that the Nexus 4 is high profile is good for Google".
"All of this raises the public profile of Android," Fogg said. "All of this helps Google's strategic objectives."
I asked Google about the Nexus 4 stock shortages and when we could expect new stock (a request sent prior to the restock earlier this week), but it didn't have an on-record statement to share.
Have you managed to bag yourself a Nexus 4, or are you hoping to buy one when Google next has stock? Let me know in the comments, or on our
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/nexus-4-stock-shortage-down-to-huge-demand-lg-explains-50009924/
When asked whether LG knows why Google is running out of Nexus 4 stock, Andy Coughlin, the head of mobile at LG UK, said the phone "had proven extremely popular, and as such retailers have been met with huge demand".
"We are working closely with Google to ensure that those who wish to purchase a handset are able to do so," Coughlin added.
'Demand via the Play Store has been very high'
Popularity is one thing, but selling out so quickly has left Android fans who wanted to buy the phone fuming. Perhaps Google didn't buy enough phones?
I asked whether LG has agreed with Google the level of Nexus 4 stock that will be sold through the Google Play store, and the amount to be sold through other channels.
"As with any sales process, LG supplies product quantities against partners'/customers' (ie retailers, operators etc) forecasts," Coughlin explained, going on to say, "demand via the Play Store has been very high in this instance."
To me that suggests Google may have aimed too low when it ordered its early batches of phones -- something LG confirmed happens directly through LG's headquarters in Seoul. Perhaps the Big G didn't expect its new phone to be quite so popular, and forecasted less demand than is actually out there.
There are worse problems than being too popular of course, but desperately low supplies have tainted the launch of the otherwise jaw-dropping Nexus 4. Google's £239 pricetag for its Galaxy S3-rivalling smart phone makes it one of the year's most exciting devices, but if people aren't even able to throw cash Google's way to get one, its success could prove limited.
'Good for Google'
You can still get the Nexus 4 from operators, though you'll end up paying more money than you would if you bought from Google. Three sells the Nexus 4 for £400 plus a top-up on pay as you go, for example. I asked LG why the phone cost more from non-Google retailers, and was told, "The retail price of LG products is decided by individual retailers."
Ian Fogg, mobile media senior principal analyst for IHS, said, "It's hard to say whether Google underestimated demand, or whether they chose simply to have a number of devices available," also commenting that regardless of stock shortages, "the fact that the Nexus 4 is high profile is good for Google".
"All of this raises the public profile of Android," Fogg said. "All of this helps Google's strategic objectives."
I asked Google about the Nexus 4 stock shortages and when we could expect new stock (a request sent prior to the restock earlier this week), but it didn't have an on-record statement to share.
Have you managed to bag yourself a Nexus 4, or are you hoping to buy one when Google next has stock? Let me know in the comments, or on our
had to let the non sense calm down for a bit