wait for the S3. and cross your fingers like me for the Note 2 on big yellow!Not as much as a S3, around 300. I'm just wondering about whether I should hold onto the upgrade till the next big phone comes out and get a GNex, or just wait and use the upgrade for a S3.
That's not normal and I'll bet it's a setting in your phone or the battery.I've been gradually noticing that my Nexus doesn't charge as fast as it has since I got it. I bought it about 6 months ago, and about every month the charge time would increase by an hour. Now, I will generally get the battery to 5%ish before plugging it in, after about 5-6 hours the phone will be at around 86% sometimes more, sometimes less. Is this a problem with the battery, charger, or the phone itself?
Oh man...
Codename Android 3.3.1
CNA100 kernel
Formula84's GAPPS
My Verizon GNex is in heaven. I am officially done crackflashing for awhile!
Same here. Is there a way to enable the flashlight? It appears as a grayed out option to me.
So I updated my Galaxy Nexus to Jelly Bean without realizing that it would wipe all my pictures. Does anyone know how I could recover my pictures/videos? The Galaxy Nexus uses MTP which all of the traditional FAT file recovery software doesn't support. I just came back from vacation and lost all of the photos I took.
Anyone have a good recommendation for a app switcher? What with the touch sensitivity bug related to the stock one, I'd like to see if I can get along without it.
I love this phone, but man coming from a iPhone everything sound wise SUCKS
Ear Speaker rattles and clicks at max volume, which isn't loud at all.
Stock rom volume is too low, and and I don't know enough about nightlies and rom flashes yet, nor do I want features that just don't work on custom rims to improve volume.
Sound Quality is terrible, specifically on the lower end. It's like there's some sort of built in compression that kills low frequency response and gives you this almost fm stereo quality.
The mic isn't up to par either, I recorded a clip of sound and the distortion was horrible at moderate distance. How you make a phone this awesome yet skimp out on sound quality and sufficient volume is beyond me.
I know it sounds like I'm ragging on the phone pretty hard but with exception to build quality and sound issues its the best phone I've ever owned. With all that said. Are there any solutions for these issues that don't require root and flashing a custom rom?
I love this phone, but man coming from a iPhone everything sound wise SUCKS
Ear Speaker rattles and clicks at max volume, which isn't loud at all.
Stock rom volume is too low, and and I don't know enough about nightlies and rom flashes yet, nor do I want features that just don't work on custom rims to improve volume.
Sound Quality is terrible, specifically on the lower end. It's like there's some sort of built in compression that kills low frequency response and gives you this almost fm stereo quality.
The mic isn't up to par either, I recorded a clip of sound and the distortion was horrible at moderate distance. How you make a phone this awesome yet skimp out on sound quality and sufficient volume is beyond me.
I know it sounds like I'm ragging on the phone pretty hard but with exception to build quality and sound issues its the best phone I've ever owned. With all that said. Are there any solutions for these issues that don't require root and flashing a custom rom?
I shared this in the Android thread and thought it would helpful to leave this here too:
Galaxy Nexus rom comparison sheet
I shared this in the Android thread and thought it would helpful to leave this here too:
Galaxy Nexus rom comparison sheet
This is why I just want the goddamn official 4.1 to be released already for Verizon.
This is why I just want the goddamn official 4.1 to be released already for Verizon.
There are must have mods in these ROMs. I need to be able to switch music tracks with the volume rocker. I also love being able to set custom leds for apps without having to use light flow (in AOKP).
Things like this, having power widgets on the notification bar, being able to create custom lock screen targets and display weather on there are make custom ROMs way better than stock. It's just as stable too and functionally superior to most stock/skinned android and to anything in iOS 6
YES! Verizon is currently testing the Jelly Bean update for their Nexus. One lucky customer had it pop up on his phone and now XDA has grabbed a hold of the .zip file. You can get it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30860496#post30860496
Right now I'm trying out aokp. Before then I was using Xenon HD. They've been both great, but aokp is missing the ability to switch tracks when the screen is off using the volume rocker so that sucks for now.Which ROM do you use?
Well they said end of August... they didn't specify if they meant test build or final.
Right now I'm trying out aokp. Before then I was using Xenon HD. They've been both great, but aokp is missing the ability to switch tracks when the screen is off using the volume rocker so that sucks for now.
I wasn't a big fan of what AOKP has out right now, it didn't feel right for me. I was a Xenon HD fan for a while but Codename Android is kicking ass for me for the past few weeks. Love it.
Please don't tell me you're trying to listen to anything through the built-in speaker. The built-in speaker is pretty bad, but that's what the headphone jack is for!
As to build quality comparisons, drop an iPhone from a height of 6 feet onto concrete, and then drop a Galaxy Nexus. Guess which phone will shatter, and which one will be probably a bit scratched but still work like nothing happened to it?
Yay, finally Google Now can actually be useful!
So is Codename Android the best ROM out there these days? I'm thinking of jumping over from XenonHD, but I'll probably wait until the radios / components from the official update are rolled in over the next few weeks.
It has had custom LED's per app for awhile now.
Why isn't it listed in their features on XDA and on the spreadsheet then damn it. Going to install now I guess.
EDIT: goo is a piece of shit. It's ALWAYS DOWN
CNA is great so long as you don't run into the 700mhz bug.
Even if you do, using a third party CPU overclocking app, will fix it.
6 ft? Pshh, try 4 stories....and it still worked.
True story
I wanted to try out Google Wallet but I get this on the play store
http://i.imgur.com/RQDqjl.png
But it should be compatible with any approved device running 4.0.2 or above
http://i.imgur.com/YqA1pl.png
Do I have to download the APK directly?
I wanted to try out Google Wallet but I get this on the play store
But it should be compatible with any approved device running 4.0.2 or above
Do I have to download the APK directly?
So is Codename Android the best ROM out there these days? I'm thinking of jumping over from XenonHD, but I'll probably wait until the radios / components from the official update are rolled in over the next few weeks.
So is Codename Android the best ROM out there these days? I'm thinking of jumping over from XenonHD, but I'll probably wait until the radios / components from the official update are rolled in over the next few weeks.
The only JB ROMs I have any experience with are Jelly Belly, which I ran for about three weeks before getting tired of updating it every couple of days, and Bugless Beast, which I have been very happily running for well over a month. If you want an almost entirely stock experience with no real bells and whistles (apart from Google Wallet being pre-loaded in the Toro build, and Chrome installed as the stock browser), it's worth looking at. I have been very impressed by how stable it is. Before I had to swap batteries yesterday afternoon, I had been running it without having to reset for 11 days.
I ran into the 700mhz first time I installed codename. Now this time, I just flash franco's milestone 5 and everything is running well. Codename pretty much features all the customization you need and has been running as smooth as Xenon HD was. I just wish for the weather they didn't use CM 10's graphics but rather Xenon/AOKP's. Also, there's a lack of the torch toggle...wtf is with that? Is it because it's still buggy on jellybean?