Might be a placebo effect but 4.2.2 has made my Nexus 4 battery life amazing. Easily at 70% by end of the work day whereas before I'd be close to 50% on 4.2.1 and around 35% on my old S3 with LTE on.
Traces keys for the multi-touch function
Might be a placebo effect but 4.2.2 has made my Nexus 4 battery life amazing. Easily at 70% by end of the work day whereas before I'd be close to 50% on 4.2.1 and around 35% on my old S3 with LTE on.
can i bitch about Google Now real quick?
Why in gods name can't Google report back the actual package status on google now. "Shipped" is an embarrassment of a status. WHERE IS IT? WHEN IS IT GOING TO ARRIVE? HAS IT BEEN DELIVERED?
"shipped"
it arrived last week
"shipped"
can i bitch about Google Now real quick?
Why in gods name can't Google report back the actual package status on google now. "Shipped" is an embarrassment of a status. WHERE IS IT? WHEN IS IT GOING TO ARRIVE? HAS IT BEEN DELIVERED?
"shipped"
it arrived last week
"shipped"
can i bitch about Google Now real quick?
Why in gods name can't Google report back the actual package status on google now. "Shipped" is an embarrassment of a status. WHERE IS IT? WHEN IS IT GOING TO ARRIVE? HAS IT BEEN DELIVERED?
"shipped"
it arrived last week
"shipped"
I'm guessing API calls. Right now it just shows the actual "what was purchased" but you have to click through to get the status right?
Two things: Either its a feature or will be added later or two it is a way to increase ad clicks.
Told you guys to use shiprack.
I have a 16GB Nexus 4. I have a little under 5Gb of music in Google Music. Why can't I download all the songs to the phone? 11.84GB are free.
I try but I run out of space before I can get through everything.you can pin everything, but there is no easy way to pin your entire collection
I try but I run out of space before I can get through everything.
Help please
My gmail app is fucked on my nexus 4.
Wasn't updating automatically. Reset cache etc. Now its stuck on waiting for sync all day. Need my emails. Any help would be great.
X news now! It's a slow day. Hook it up.4.2.2 on my Skyrocket is amazing. AMAZING I SAY!!!!
I'm impressed. I bought this phone in Dec. '11 just to grandfather my unlimited data plan to LTE and over the course of the past year+ I am really impressed with the community support for it. If the Phone X weren't coming out, I doubt I'd ditch the Skyrocket anytime soon. Love it!
andThis phone looks and feels amazing.
HTC Sense 5.0 and BlinkFeed are terrible.
X news now! It's a slow day. Hook it up.
Also I was looking at droid-life's first thoughts on the HTC One. All you need to know:
and
praises the camera features and tv stuff as well. But man how does HTC still not see that nobody likes sense.
Who knows though, maybe it'll get awesome reviews and be the new hotness and we'll all jump on the bandwagon.
just in time for galaxy s4 I see.Unfortunately I don't have anything new or exciting to say at this time. Should have something mid-March tho.
yes, but there is no reason why this can't be part of Google Now... unless shiprack and others are using screen scrapes for status and there are no APIs. Then, maybe.
Running CM and recently flashed the latest nightly with 4.2.2 and Franco. Battery is a beast.
Ask Bobby... He's got it with the Franco kernel. I've always run CM stock Kern as to not piss off the gods.Any tips of getting franco kernel for 4.2.2 on stock rom on gnex to work properly?
Phone is lagging, battery life has become worse than stock
My phone makes no sense, I want to throw it out a window. "Charging paused. Voltage too high". Can someone help?
I give you the HTC One, no wait, the Xperia SL:
Ultrapixel doesn't look like that big of a deal either.
Honestly, 13MP downsamples are not going to be worse than those.
Nokia's former camera sensei Damian Dinning took to Twitter commenting on the HTC One handset unveiled yesterday and the UltraPixel camera concept: "Did I miss something today?? Thought HTC were introducing a breakthrough camera?? Read the whole press release but no, couldn't find it."
As for the optical image stabilization inside the HTC One, which is similar to the one in the Lumia 920, but has compensation for up to two thousand movements per second, Damian says: "that maybe their 'spec' but it only works to 1/7.5 vs Nokia's 1/3 sec."
The conversation in his Twitter feed also hovers around the fact that it is just a normal size sensor optimized for larger pixels yet with 4 MP output, and the results from a juggernaut like the 808 PureView would be much better, since in its automatic 5 MP mode the effective pixel size is 3.85 microns against the HTC One's 2 microns.
It is hard to judge whether this is a case of sour grapes before we make a camera comparison of the HTC One with the Lumia 920 and other flagship handsets, though, yet it is certainly commendable that Nokia's PureView phenomenon forced everyone to think long and hard about the cameras they put in their smartphones, and at least HTC was brave enough to buck the megapixel war trend and try to refocus its camera efforts where it counts.
Nokia shade tossed at HTC's gigapixel camera tech: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Noki...ed-with-the-HTC-One-UltraPixel-camera_id40004
Can anyone clarify this?
"Ubuntu for Tablets" can run Android apps and it has working "multi view" interface?
Is this right, for a non Samsung tablet, I have to go to Ubuntu to get multi window?
If this work on an Asus Transformer I may get it over the Atom W8 tablet.
.the 808 pureview also is a useless symbian phone
The word "generic" is meaningless. Phones are going to be rectangular because they make the most sense that way.The Sony is more sexy, due to the transparent stripe. God, I loved that design. It's a shame that Sony went back to generic slabs after that.
The word "generic" is meaningless. Phones are going to be rectangular because they make the most sense that way.
Just watched the hands on the One from AndroidCentral; What a boring phone. I honestly don't know why anyone would get excited about a bloated out piece of crap. I'm sure once the Verizon folk get it it will only have 1GB of RAM available since VZ Store and other apps will obviously be "ready to go" as the end user gets the best possible experience on the Verizon network.
Seriously.... HTC.... you're dead to me.
I'd say the Z is pretty sleek with the power button breaking up the seam.The Xperia S is rectangular, but it's easily distinguishable from other phones.
The Xperia S is rectangular, but it's easily distinguishable from other phones.
Aren't you here to pimp the non-existing hype phone?
Well too bad HTC doesn't have a community leader in this forum. Otherwise we will have a livelier thread.
Peter Chou, I will work cheap for free phone.
God can you imagine if he was on GAF? hahaha
I'm dissatisfied enough with Android and my Galaxy Nexus, I don't think I'll downgrade further.I don't have to pimp anything about it. It will seduce you and make you give up your manhood before you can say X Phone.
Well too bad HTC doesn't have a community leader in this forum. Otherwise we will have a livelier thread.
Peter Chou, I will work cheap for free phone.
This may have been covered, but is Touchdown really the best Exchange email client for Android? It seems like the UI is stuck in Windows 3.1 land.
While you're not wrong, it solves the bug in the e-mail client that is prior to 4.2.x which means that if you have wacky exchange features or different SSL certs for different CNAME alias for your work exchange (like we have) corp e-mail will not work. Until yesterday, I had to use TouchDown. Now on 4.2, they fixed it. *shrugs*
So, err, Korean press are saying Samsung are set to use SD-600 for the GS4 WW because Exynos is too hot at 28nm, they need to wait until 20nm (2014/15) to make it work for phones.
I have also heard that Xperia Z and ZL may move to SD-600 from Q2 because APQ8064 shipments are is being discontinued in March. It basically puts all three major Android phones on the same hardware platform (SD-600, 1080p, 2GB).