SolidSnakeUS
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No Verizon... Kiss my ass...
Speaking of rendering, the old bugbear of Android has always been scrolling performance. Especially in Chrome, there's always been a sense of lag that seemed completely out of place on top-tier devices. On the Nexus 5, we're very sad to report that the situation doesn't seem any better. There is still not a one-to-one relationship between your finger and the screen, and it's still crazy-making.
No Verizon... Kiss my ass...
TheVerge[/quote said:When unrecognized calls come in, Android 4.4 instantly pings the Google Maps database for potential matches. If it finds one, the name of whatever business is calling (and an accompanying photo) will be displayed on screen instead of a random number you've never seen before. "We've made the dialer more intelligent, more manageable." The phone's contact list is also more intuitive. It learns a user's habits (who you call most, etc.) in realtime and rearranges the way your contacts are displayed based on that understanding.
When are they releasing kit Kat? I want it now on my nexus 4!
This is disappointing to hear
http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/31/...-android-kit-kat-available-today-starting-349
It's Verizon's fault, not Google's.
The new dialer sounds amazing!
When unrecognized calls come in, Android 4.4 instantly pings the Google Maps database for potential matches. If it finds one, the name of whatever business is calling (and an accompanying photo) will be displayed on screen instead of a random number you've never seen before. "We've made the dialer more intelligent, more manageable." The phone's contact list is also more intuitive. It learns a user's habits (who you call most, etc.) in realtime and rearranges the way your contacts are displayed based on that understanding.
Android 4.4 introduces new platform support for secure NFC-based transactions through Host Card Emulation (HCE), for payments, loyalty programs, card access, transit passes, and other custom services. With HCE, any app on an Android device can emulate an NFC smart card, letting users tap to initiate transactions with an app of their choice no provisioned secure element (SE) in the device is needed. Apps can also use a new Reader Mode to act as readers for HCE cards and other NFC-based transactions
Android apps can now print any type of content over Wi-Fi or cloud-hosted services such as Google Cloud Print. In print-enabled apps, users can discover available printers, change paper sizes, choose specific pages to print, and print almost any kind of document, image, or file.
Screen recording
Now it's easy to create high-quality video of your app, directly from your Android device. Android 4.4 adds support for screen recording and provides a screen recording utility that lets you capture video as you use the device and store it as an MP4 file. It's a great new way to create walkthroughs and tutorials for your app, testing materials, marketing videos, and much more.
No Verizon... Kiss my ass...
Found some things on Kitkat you guys might like:
In Hungary at the moment and can't seem to buy one, even with a proxy. Any Europe friends able to help me out?
Galaxy Nexus & Android 4.4 (KitKat) FAQs
Is Google releasing Android 4.4 as a system update for Galaxy Nexus?
No, Galaxy Nexus phones wont be receiving the update for Android 4.4 (KitKat).
Why isnt Galaxy Nexus receiving the update to Android 4.4?
Galaxy Nexus, which first launched two years ago, falls outside of the 18-month update window when Google and others traditionally update devices.
ETA on when Kitkat suppose to drop?
it was a long strange journey, but in the end team #onscreenbuttons wins out.
Blog post says 'coming weeks' so I'm parking excitement and getting out.ETA on when Kitkat suppose to drop?
N5 straight away. N4, N7, N10, S4 and One GPe "in coming weeks."
I blame Verizon.
Verizon would have wanted if full of shitware and the front would have no screen, just a giant logo.
Can anyone give me a reason why I should upgrade from a N4 to a N5. I mean, I'm kinda willing, I just don't find too many arguments that push me over the fence.
N5 straight away. N4, N7, N10, S4 and One GPe "in coming weeks."
Blog post says 'coming weeks' so I'm parking excitement and getting out.
As I said before, I do blame Verizon. I seriously want to bitch them out like mad...
Can anyone give me a reason why I should upgrade from a N4 to a N5. I mean, I'm kinda willing, I just don't find too many arguments that push me over the fence.
I'll accept transparency as a peace offering
it was a long strange journey, but in the end team #onscreenbuttons wins out.
Can anyone give me a reason why I should upgrade from a N4 to a N5. I mean, I'm kinda willing, I just don't find too many arguments that push me over the fence.
Google... I thought you were better than the others....................Galaxy Nexus, which first launched two years ago, falls outside of the 18-month update window when Google and others traditionally update devices.
Its faster has a better camera, but you shouldnt need to upgrade TBH. N4 is still a great phone and will do you just fine for another year.