In terms of looks, the Gear S doesn't look that bad.
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It just needs to be thinner.
It is a bit big but thats not too crazy... if it only had Android Wear. Who would buy product that you know wont be well supported in the future?
In terms of looks, the Gear S doesn't look that bad.
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It just needs to be thinner.
The Moto X should work as a daily driver for the average person on the street.
If this case:
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is compatible with the Moto X then the sd card issue is eliminated completely.
I'll wait for the Anandetech, MKBHD, Erica Griffin reviews before I make any purchasing decision.
I'm telling you it's someone's alt fucking with us! Probably PCTX or Not Bacon alt or something. LoLz
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LOL my 128gb SD master race can't hear you spreading SD card FDU over godzillions of offline video and audiobooks and podcasts.
This is what I came here to see.The Chrome app update is sexy as fuck.
Too bad about the refresh button not being as easily accessible, tho.
Thanks. Seems great for $15, and being the same size def helps.Got one from Zerolemon a few months ago. 3000mAh, same physical size as the original, 15 bucks on Amazon IIRC.
That's app dependent I think.
Until it's battery dies halfway through lololol.
Ah yes, I remember this common problem from the original x.
The Chrome app update is sexy as fuck.
Too bad about the refresh button not being as easily accessible, tho.
A+ Trolling would read again.
Sorry. We don't subsist on a failed platform.Man are you guys all this salty about everything that is not your prefer choice of manufacture. Back in Windows Phone land we would be glad to get anything at all beside Microsoft subsidiary Nokia with their "affordable flagship" that to add salt to the wounds are not available in the US.
Some of you really need to get your perspective check.
What the fuck, Google? Why did you remove the refresh button from the URL and tabs bar in the new Chrome?
It looks good for sure. Very L. But yeah, functionality has gone down the drain in the process. I really hope this won't be a theme going forward as other apps get updated with Material Design.
We should all get Samsung Galaxy Prevail's and just thank our lucky stars it's not Windows Mobile 6.5.
Yea, this seems an odd choice.What the fuck, Google? Why did you remove the refresh button from the URL and tabs bar in the new Chrome?
I don't know if you're serious, but I honestly wouldhey now, that was Samsung's best selling phone that year! though that's because all of their Galaxy S models were split in branding by carrier. Epic 4G was #2 iirc.
and honestly, i would probably run 6.5 over 7 or 8.
I don't know if you're serious, but I honestly would. Every smartphone I owned before Android was WinMo. Nothing but HTCs. Used to be a huge Windows fanboy back in the day. Hell, the main reason I went Android is because it's more like a modern day WinMomaybe
I don't know if you're serious, but I honestly would. Every smartphone I owned before Android was WinMo. Nothing but HTCs. Used to be a huge Windows fanboy back in the day. Hell, the main reason I went Android is because it's more like a modern day WinMomaybe
to be fair, i had SERO since the WM5 days. it wasn't like other people had a choice of anything else .. oh wait, except BB...Well he had to use WM 6.5 to hell and back because he was on the SERO plan and he had to choose from nothing but Palm and WM phones hehehe.
Perspective of what? Should I be happy I have monopolized, overpriced, and slow Internet when some South American rainforest tribe doesn't have anything at all? You can go back to Windows Phone land. I'm sure that grass is really green since you have perspective.Man are you guys all this salty about everything that is not your prefer choice of manufacture. Back in Windows Phone land we would be glad to get anything at all beside Microsoft subsidiary Nokia with their "affordable flagship" that to add salt to the wounds are not available in the US.
Some of you really need to get your perspective check.
Man are you guys all this salty about everything that is not your prefer choice of manufacture. Back in Windows Phone land we would be glad to get anything at all beside Microsoft subsidiary Nokia with their "affordable flagship" that to add salt to the wounds are not available in the US.
Some of you really need to get your perspective check.
Sorry. We don't subsist on a failed platform.
Perspective of what? Should I be happy I have monopolized, overpriced, and slow Internet when some South American rainforest tribe doesn't have anything at all? You can go back to Windows Phone land. I'm sure that grass is really green since you have perspective.
wow. That windowing feature is great.Damn, Samsung went in: http://youtu.be/8tU-0Uxz6jw
wow. That windowing feature is great.
Harsh, but fair.
Way to blow thing out of proportion. Wth, What are you so angry about and what this has to do with rainforest and whatever else you bring up. All I am saying why are you not happy with such nice wide range of hardwares to pick from. I want to come in here and discuss new and exciting Android phones but some of you are just in here being salty about everything.
Whatever, I am out of here some of you guys are nut.
I wouldn't say that. Now WebOS, thats a failed platform.
Of course in some ways I'm a frustrated wannabe Windows Phone owner. I really liked it as an OS (in part because it wasn't the same grid of icons OS that iOS/Android is) but there wasn't really hardware attached that I really liked. And then MS caved to the facebooks of the world and abandoned various things that made the OS interesting (like hubs).
Not that I could even see myself buying one, but thats because of Googles policies in terms of its services. I simply can't go beyond Android/iOS because of that.
Subjective. You're getting riled up over people not being happy with what's coming out. Are you buying their phones? If not, don't tell people what to think just because you're satisfied with mediocrity. No one is being salty. If you have a strong opinion on how others should feel, don't get upset when someone has a strong opinion in return.All I am saying why are you not happy with such nice wide range of hardwares to pick from.
Internal system storage
Internal media storage
According to the app manager I have 183mb available, right?
That's partly why people like me hate sd cards. You can't install all apps on it. Just use it for media, like music and video. Your phone has poorly partitioned internal memory, too. Bad luck but you could try maybe finding a custom rom for it. Also, if your next modern phone is 32gb, then you can use that for apps, yes. Generally speaking. I don't know what el cheapo manufacturers are doing.
That's partly why people like me hate sd cards. You can't install all apps on it. Just use it for media, like music and video. Your phone has poorly partitioned internal memory, too. Bad luck but you could try maybe finding a custom rom for it. Also, if your next modern phone is 32gb, then you can use that for apps, yes. Generally speaking. I don't know what el cheapo manufacturers are doing.
Sounds like a Google problem to me.According to LlabTooFer updates for HTC devices to Android L (Android 4.5 or 5.0) will arrive in 3-4 months
FFS, Google!
Sounds like a Google problem to me.
I don't think it means that at all. But I never expected L before October, anyway.Of course it is. It means that L is still at least 2 months away.
According to the app manager I have 183mb available, right?
My two questions:
1)What the hell, man?
2)This is a 3 year old phone, are modern phones like this? How much of a Galaxy S5's internal storage is actually available to install apps? If I buy a 32gb phone will I be able to install 32gb of applications or is it like 6gb that is partitioned for 'internal system storage' or something like that?
Side question:
Why is Chrome for android 29mb?
Great answers. Thanks everybody.1. It's because of how old phones connect to computers. They just mount their internal memory as USB Mass Storage (like a USB stick) which is risky for file integrity as it gives full control to the host machine. So, for stability reasons, installed apps are given their own separate partition. On your device this is 1gb in size. (Actually, I don't quite remember but the mounted partition may also become completely unavailable to the phone, so all apps would stop working while connected.)
I think the reason it won't let you install the update to Chrome is that some empty space is reserved for the currently installed apps to be able to store data. So although it isn't being used now it isn't freely available.
2. Modern phones use MTP which still allows connection and transfer of files to a desktop but the Android device retains control of its file system at all times. This means they can have a single partition for all the user's data and downloaded apps and actively manage access to it to ensure nothing gets fucked up.
3. Chrome is 29mb because it includes a full web browser engine rather than using the one built into Android.