We should ban all OnePlus One posting until it is widely available because it makes me sad on the inside .Received my Oneplus One relatively fast. Man this thing feels great so far.
We should ban all OnePlus One posting until it is widely available because it makes me sad on the inside .
Glad to hear you like it though! Grats on winning the phone lottery!
FWIW, I literally did the bare minimum on the Oneplus site. I didn't enter any 3rd party contests.
Same. Was so sad when I had to return it.HTC One M8: best phone I've ever used.
I really have to wonder if LG was privy to Android L's design while making the G3 software. It seems like the elements they have already included in L like heads up notifications and the color range for material design are already in the G3.
I mentioned the same exact thing to a friend of mine. It's definitely closer to L than stock KitKat. Overall, I like the OS. It's basically nothing but an attractive skin with a few gimmicks that I could leave or take. Knock On is pretty awesome though, my favorite little trick on the phone.
What's the "best" SMS program lately? Is HandCent still good? Been using Handcent for the past 4 years and have been stubborn to change but since getting the LG G3, might as well change if others are good.
What's the "best" SMS program lately? Is HandCent still good? Been using Handcent for the past 4 years and have been stubborn to change but since getting the LG G3, might as well change if others are good.
Knock On is so much nicer on the G2/G3 than it is on the One M8. It feels so half-assed there.
It works like half the time on the M8? The G2 seems like it works around 90%.
Two finger swipe down gets you into quick settings on stock.
Oh, ok I did not know that.
I thought it functioned like a real shade? Basically needing to be pulled further to bring up quick settings.Don't get used to it though, because it's gone in Android L. Hopefully they'll add it (or some other shortcut) back before the final release, but right now there's no way to get directly to quick settings. You have to swipe down twice.
I thought it functioned like a real shade? Basically needing to be pulled further to bring up quick settings.
FWIW, I literally did the bare minimum on the Oneplus site. I didn't enter any 3rd party contests.
On the G2 you can double tap the notification bar to turn the screen off.You can double tap the screen to turn it on (great). You still have to press the power button to turn the screen off.
On the G2 you can double tap the notification bar to turn the screen off.
I'm up for an upgrade on Wednesday and I'm torn between the G3 and M8. If the M8 had a better camera I think I would most definitely go with that. I think I'd probably be fine with that anyways since I have a dslr, but then I start thinking how nice it would be to have a decent camera on you at all times. What should I do gaf?
Don't get used to it though, because it's gone in Android L. Hopefully they'll add it (or some other shortcut) back before the final release, but right now there's no way to get directly to quick settings. You have to swipe down twice.
Both are good phones. Don't best yourself up about it. I'd go with the one which will have the greatest resale value.I'm up for an upgrade on Wednesday and I'm torn between the G3 and M8. If the M8 had a better camera I think I would most definitely go with that. I think I'd probably be fine with that anyways since I have a dslr, but then I start thinking how nice it would be to have a decent camera on you at all times. What should I do gaf?
Same here! But now I'm really enjoying the Oneplus One.
Me too. Just ordered a couple of cases.
The timing for this was perfect for me. It seemed like every current Android flagship really sacrificed one component or another and I wasn't ready to buy any of them. I was prepared to wait for the fall and whatever Silver and/or Nexus device may come along and never expected to receive an invite.
Very impressed so far. And dat battery. Dat battery.
Sort of, but you can't do it in one swipe. If you keep pulling down with that initial swipe the quick settings will peek out slightly from behind the top bar (to hint that they're there, I guess), but they won't actually open. You have to release, and then swipe down again.
Just as bad as all the previous mini phones ever created (excluding the compact). You're better off getting the s4 or some other phone from last year at a cheaper price if money is your concern. S5 mini will be overpriced when it launchesHow is modern Touchwiz? I'm planning to buy an S5 Mini if the Moto X+1 doesn't come to Telus. I remember it being a hot mess around the time of the S3.
How is modern Touchwiz? I'm planning to buy an S5 Mini if the Moto X+1 doesn't come to Telus. I remember it being a hot mess around the time of the S3.
Still sucks. Nothing new here.
I want that on my N5 running the L preview NOW. I'm bored of the KK look. It's gonna suck if they don't release any of their redesigned apps until the final L release. I understand that it's just a dev preview, but shouldn't they provide some examples of redesigned apps (and not just vague screenshots) for devs to check out?
Or swipe down then just tap the top of the screen rather than swiping down a second time.
I don't think Devs need Google apps for guidance...Shouldn't there be a Design Guide already available for Devs?
The two finger swipe should still be available IMHO. I'm hopeful they'll figure out a way to make them instantly accessible come release.Sure, but that takes about as long. I want a 1-step method to get there
My iPhone 5 have sadly broken down, and I want to get myself a phone today - it have been hard enough with no phone at all.
Should I go for the LG G3, Galaxy S5 or HTC M8?
At this point I would care more about camera than display and speakers.
Two questions before we can answer.
Are you buying the phone off contract? Is price a factor?
If you're in the US, the G3 is substantially cheaper than the S5 and the M8 off contract.
Off contract and price is no factor.
I am in Scaninavia.
So price doesn't come into play sir.
Oh boy, I were most set on a G3 with its camera. Now it gets more complicated heh.
Time to call the T-Mobile store to see if they have a G3 available.
The G2 is still worth it in general, though I thought you could probably get one for a bit less than that by now.Is an LG G2 still worth it for $400?
Priorities are battery life, camera, and general reliability. Budget is around that price.
Let me know if they are selling it. I'm going to try as well.
The G2 is still worth it in general, though I thought you could probably get one for a bit less than that by now.