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Lord, I don't care that much. I'm with Verizon and not planning on switching to that crap. Just was curious.
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Same here man. My GNex is running smoothly since the 4.2.2 update. I did a comparison test with my buddys N4. The N4 is the better phone, but not substantially better.What noticeable changes? On a gnex right now and it's actually more than enough for my needs so i haven't felt like upgrading to anything else yet. Gonna wait on the next nexus/x phone.
Any news on new tablets?
Might just bite the bullet and buy the Nexus 7 ...
Same here man. My GNex is running smoothly since the 4.2.2 update. I did a comparison test with my buddys N4. The N4 is the better phone, but not substantially better.What noticeable changes? On a gnex right now and it's actually more than enough for my needs so i haven't felt like upgrading to anything else yet. Gonna wait on the next nexus/x phone.
Damn y'all really going in just because how the phone may look
Idk what y'all really expect at this point, all phones these days are huge screens on a slab of plastic or aluminum.
Apple wasn't lacking because of the exterior design they were lacking because of the lack of development with the software and features and ****. Plus they insisted on keeping that small *** screen till last year
so you touch his balls everytime you unlock?Here's my lock screen
they said this about the one x series...[h4]Pros[/h4][h4]Cons[/h4]
- Gorgeous design
- Camera does very well in low light
- Powerful quad-core Snapdragon 600 chip
- Stunning 4.7-inch, 1080p display
- Clever features like Zoe Share and Highlight Reel
- A few aspects of the Sense 5 UI feel like a step backward
[h4] [/h4][h4]Bottom Line[/h4]
HTC's latest flagship is the company's best effort to date. Its beautiful design, great display and solid performance have convinced us that the One is among the finest phones you can buy.
The longer screen may not make the experience better to the eyes, but it does to the hand(s). That's the whole idea behind it.
Having a bigger, wider screen doesn't change the experience for me in a positive way. I want my phone to fit comfortably in one hand so I can text while I drive.
The longer screen may not make the experience better to the eyes, but it does to the hand(s). That's the whole idea behind it.
Having a bigger, wider screen doesn't change the experience for me in a positive way. I want my phone to fit comfortably in one hand so I can text while I drive.
4.2 keyboard from Google is miles ahead of swype on the DxI had swype with the Dx and I hated it.
I had swype with the Dx and I hated it.
what about the plans itself?
Depends what company you go with. Popular t-mobile plan for example is $30 a month for 100 minutes, unlimited texts, and unlimited data (roughly 5 gigs of 4g a month, throttled after that). Pay $30 a month, no extra taxes etc. As long as you have the phone just get a sim from them and set it up online once you get the sim.
Where are you seeing this?
The $30 plan is 1500 minutes or messages, with 30mb data.
The $50 is unlimited minutes and messages, with unlimited data. They throttle 4G after 100mb.
The $60 is all that but throttle after 2 GB.
The $70 is unlimited everything with no throttle.
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/monthly-4g-plans
What the hell?
I did a one month about two months ago to test out their service but never saw that unlimited, 5 GB plan :x :x .
It says new activations only, so I can't do that anymore?
I still have my sim card from them, I just haven't refilled it (currently on Verizon, but contract ends next month). Can I just deactivate my current account and buy another sim card from them?