well...at least luckily for samsung ugly glasses are in style right now
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The Faceless Master
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so peeps... the Galaxy S2 could get banned tomorrow
The Faceless Master
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Galaxy Polycarbonate
Unapologetic Polycarbonate.
At least they mention that one case has to do with standards patents, where as the others have to do with features.
Whatever happened to that FRAND litigation over in Europe?
There's been rumors of Samsung going Tizen and possibly rebranding it "Galaxy OS" so they can control their own OS instead of having to rely on Google.
I ended up buying Press before I saw this... - feel kinda dumb it's really simple/minimalist
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It's probably better that way. TouchWiz is so ugly it has no justification being mentioned with Android.
But 98% of those users at least use the Play Store.
Why? Press has pretty much all of the features you need and it supports Fever/Feedbin which imo are infinitely better than Feedly.
Samsung list price doesn't mean anything. They dropped the watch straight to 210 right after launch.
http://dealnews.com/m/deal.html/871775.html
Why not T-mobile, at&t, and sprint all are west coast providers basically. East coast most coverage is verizon I've found.
I'm trying to make sense of the Mobilizer thingum...
what does it do?
and it doesn't open up Chrome no matter what
The Faceless Master
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so this happened...
wasn't even close.
Sprint is definitely an East Coast provider. T-Mobile is more of a big city provider...
wasn't even close.
Sprint is definitely an East Coast provider. T-Mobile is more of a big city provider...
More people voted in that poll than bought Lumia 1020s.so this happened...
wasn't even close.
so this happened...
wasn't even close.
But hey, with it being PhoneArena they can't just leave it at that
'the Nokia Lumia 1020 was obliged to win this one. After all, it's so thick and bulky and uninviting, only because of the camera it packs. Well, Windows Phone itself also has a hand in it being so uninviting, but that's a different story.'
This could go just as well on the "oh no google killed reader thread" but since it's not very active and I have preference for an android app. What would RSS users suggest for tracking a small number of feeds, where the important thing is getting notifications, hell I don't care if it's a service that sends e-mail instead of notification. Want something where I don't have to check these small number of feeds for unread posts.
I never get coverage with sprint in maine/mass.
Jazzy Network
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I've heard every reviewer praise the G2 as having the best Android camera out there now. How is that poll result possible?
ThatObviousUser
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I'm gonna have to pretty much copy this post.
Vyse The Legend
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You can't believe that it's 4.4 exclusive.
It's Coppy. What do you think?
Can't wait to try it out!
Battersea Power Station
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Goddamn it they really need to account for Google Voice numbers. I'm so sick of that app.
maybe even goodbye to MightyText lol
Say what
Google always crushing their biggest developer assets.
Mobilizer is basically something that will clean web article text and display it in a mobile friendly format like Instapaper, Readability, or Pocket. I generally find the double tap for mobilizer really useful for articles that don't have the full web page available via RSS (say The Verge, Rock Paper Shotgun, etc) since readability will display the whole page generally.
If you want to open chrome, go to the reading settings and enable "open original article using default browser" although I don't see why you would want that. Tapping the title and opening it in an in-app browser rather than a seperate app seems better to me.
I find the OneNote app not built well for Android. The UI is pretty clunky and kind of slow. I kind of shifted away from OneNote to Evernote because I found it to work better with my workflow (and works better across platforms, especially since I always never use Windows these days). 2 step authentication also just shipped for Evernote free users today if you are worried about security.
I have refused to pay for text messaging for at least two years. If I set Hangouts to handle SMS through my carrier-issued phone number, I'll get charged for texts, right? Right now I do all of my texting through Hangouts or Google Voice.
Jayayess1190
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"Turn on SMS". So that means if you don't have a Nexus you lose, right?
No. Just like you can install GoSms on your phone (change the default SMS app) you should be able to make Hangouts your default.
So is the n5 coming to Verizon?
No. If you enable hangouts SMS, google becomes your new wireless provider. They'll also take over your voice calls and data plan. So far the 2 and 5gb plans have leaked.
Vyse The Legend
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Nah, Verizon passed on the N5, so they could get the Droid Copernicus with octocore, 5G and 4K display.
ThatObviousUser
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Hey guys I heard the n5 will have wecmda that deffo means its coming to verizon right guys? guys
thanks! the Mobilizer is really useful!
sigh I hope Chrome for Android have this function added down the line.
It'll be useful while websurfing... especially on sites that don't have mobile variants
Bboy AJ
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I still want Voice integration. I don't use SMS since I decided not to get scammed anymore. Voice would be awesome.
I wonder how the transition will work for the public. Do they see their Messages app just disappear? How would they know the SMS app is now integrated into Hangouts? Assuming an OTA 4.4 update to a Nexus 4.
I wonder how the transition will work for the public. Do they see their Messages app just disappear? How would they know the SMS app is now integrated into Hangouts? Assuming an OTA 4.4 update to a Nexus 4.
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