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Swipe pad is a clutch app that's slept on. Allows you to navigate through the phone by swiping the edge of the screen. Very convenient.

Here's a vid of how it works
 
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5 1/2 hours of screen on time on my One :x LTE, Auto Sync, etc. all on . illusion ROM is no joke don't think I can use sense anymore .
 
LTE for T-Mobile finally rolled out in DFW so I enabled it on my Nexus 4. Average is 13 mbps down and the highest so far was around 29 mbps. Not bad speeds for $30 a month :pimp: :pimp: :pimp:
 
for those of you who did the htc trade up program...were you ever able to check the status of the phone you shipped in? shipped my on 6/19 and the website hasn't updated since.
 
for those of you who did the htc trade up program...were you ever able to check the status of the phone you shipped in? shipped my on 6/19 and the website hasn't updated since.

i didnt check it but it takes like 2-3 weeks for me to receive it, since u did it on the last day it might take longer since more people sent it at that time
 
Best overall rom (or at least a focus on battery life) for a Galaxy Nexus?

I haven't dabbled with roms mostly because I don't have regular access to a Windows PC, but I'm willing to give it a shot.
 
Best overall rom (or at least a focus on battery life) for a Galaxy Nexus?

I haven't dabbled with roms mostly because I don't have regular access to a Windows PC, but I'm willing to give it a shot.
Will a rom save me from my battery issues? After seeing what you guys are doing I finally realize that what I'm going through isnt ok. Also the odds of me bricking this thing arent high right? 
 
Best overall rom (or at least a focus on battery life) for a Galaxy Nexus?

I haven't dabbled with roms mostly because I don't have regular access to a Windows PC, but I'm willing to give it a shot.
Will a rom save me from my battery issues? After seeing what you guys are doing I finally realize that what I'm going through isnt ok. Also the odds of me bricking this thing arent high right? 
it might help a little bit with the right kernel and under clocking...but the battery on the gnex is notoriously bad to begin with

and its extremely hard to brick a phone...most of the time if you mess up you can reflash stock 
 
Yeah I was just curious. I've got a couple of extended batteries just in case but I knew the battery life sucked when I got it.
 
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5 1/2 hours of screen on time on my One :x LTE, Auto Sync, etc. all on . illusion ROM is no joke don't think I can use sense anymore .

Thought I was doing it when I started regularly getting my S3 to pull out 16-17 hours total with 4.5 of screen time. I thought very wrong :x
 
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so i shattered my iphone screen yesterday so im in the market for an s4. Just wondering, How would you sync your itunes to the s4? mainly music? ive been reading up on easyphonesync but it seems as though you can only sync playlists instead of drag dropping individual songs right?

also, is it worth it to save money and get the 16g and buy a 64g sd card later?
 
[h1]Moto X features outed in leaked Rogers video[/h1]

By Alex Dobie   | Jul 14 2013 | 7:59 am  | 26 COMMENTS

[h3]'OK Google Now, what's the forecast for today?'[/h3]
The torrent of Moto X  leaks continue today, as a video from Canadian carrier Rogers  has appeared online showing many of the headline features from Motorola's upcoming handset. The video also reveals that the Moto X will launch exclusively on Rogers in Canada this August, and come in black and white color options.

Among the Moto X's software tricks is a new voice command system that's always active — the video shows it linking in with Google Now to produce a weather forecast, and mentions that directions and alarms can be activated in the same way. And the notification dynamic has been changed up a bit, too — instead of a notification LED, Moto X pulses icons on its screen when its asleep, allowing you to see which apps have notifications waiting.

The camera app it also shown being activated with a double-twist gesture — presumably this is another "always on" feature that allows you to get to the camera at any time. And the app itself is different to what we've seen in stock Android — tap anywhere to take a photo, or long press to take a burst shot.
[h3] Specs and screenshots[/h3]
In addition, screenshots from the AT&T version of the phone have been unearthed by posters on the Android Central forums. The images show spec listings in CPU-Z, seemingly confirming a 1.7GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 Pro powering the device, with 2GB of RAM, around 12GB of available internal storage and Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. The display resolution is consistent with Android running on a 1280x720 panel with on-screen buttons, and the laundry list of hardware features falls in line with earlier spec leaks for the Moto X.

One screenshot, seemingly from Moto's new voice control hub, suggests that certain features — like direct dialing contacts — will be available even when the screen is off, simply by saying "OK Moto Magic," followed by the command.

With new leaks emerging all the time, it looks like it won't be long before the Moto X officially comes out of hiding. So how do you like the sound of these new voice-based features? Shout out in the comments!

Source: YouTubeGoogle+  via AusdroidAndroid Central forums
 
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