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lol man what are you even talking about?
phones tend to be rectangular and have a glass screen. they also have buttons. apple or android, all phones look similar
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phones tend to be rectangular and have a glass screen. they also have buttons. apple or android, all phones look similar
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Mine was 649 straight from HTC around launch. The non-contract prices usually hover around the same price for a while(unless buying used), usually until something new comes down the pipeline behind it. So if you are going to jump just do it. Sometimes htc randomly has deals but its hard to predict when that'll be. I'd suggest you wait atleast a month for the reviews and real world use though, just in case there are any issues.
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Yea definitely gonna sit a few weeks and wait for the real-world, real people reviews to come in.
Appreciate it.
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I've never been Team Naked but this Turbo finally converted me.
Dat Ballistic Nylon is too nice to cover up.
Dat Ballistic Nylon is too nice to cover up.
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3 days into my cycle
No more "unlimited" throttled.
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Are there ANY Android tablets out there worth investing in? Gotta upgrade the tablet (currently an iPad 2) to something newer/faster. I'm heavily leaning on getting the Air 2, but wanted to make sure I did my due diligence with the GOAT platform, Android.
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Nexus 9 is pretty dope. Played around with it at best buy, but I don't have any reason to upgrade because my Nexus 7 is still holding up.
The G Pad was also very compelling. I'm not a huge LG fan sans the N5, but it might be worth taking a look at.
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which carrier?3 days into my cycle
No more "unlimited" throttled.
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soundcloud has commercials now 
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tmo..got good coverage at work and home and in the cities I'm normally in so it was an easy choice with the 2 lines 100 deal. Att throttled me after 5 to unbearable speeds.
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This is taken with the Note 4,the clarity is stunning considering it's the front cam.
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HTC isn't gonna meet there 90 day deadline they made. Of course [emoji]128529[/emoji][emoji]128529[/emoji] update is delayed.
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Bumms i knew they werent, never buy there phone again or any of their products
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Blame your phone carrier... Lollipop is out, but carriers have their own update testing process/timeline. Plus they need time to add their carrier bloat to the software.
[h1]Lollipop delayed for some carrier versions of HTC One M8 and M7[/h1]
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After releasing Lollipop for the M8 on a few Canadian carriers just yesterday, HTC has announced today that it won't be able to hit the promised 90-day window for a rollout to some carrier versions of the HTC One M8 and One M7.
Mo Versi, HTC's VP of Product Management wrote of the development in a blog post today, saying:
It's important to emphasize this is for certain carrier editions only. HTC has already managed to push Lollipop to both unlocked and Google Play Edition devices so far. There's no timeline on when users can expect the update to eventually rollout to their carrier version, but Versi notes that they are committed to hitting as close to that 90-day windows as possible.We've been working hard in the labs with Google and our carrier partners ever since the code release and are making great progress so far, but if you've been following the progress of this rollout you will know that Google has had to address several issues with this release. We've been diligently working to fix some of them on our end and incorporating Google's fixes as quickly as possible, but despite everyone's best efforts some carrier versions of the HTC One (Mand HTC One (M7) will not meet our 90 day goal, which is February 1st. While we are committed to delivering within this time period, we are even more committed to ensuring these updates result in an even better experience with your device because that is what the updates are intended to do.
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Its not all on the carriers. HTC hasn't been able to keep up with googles updates to it themselves. They shouldn't have been badasses and set a deadline.
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No, I would say it's on the carriers. A lot of international devices have it already.
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No ....
HTC promised a 90 day window to update all unlocked and international phones within 90 days, and within 90 days submit lolipop to all the crriers, they did not hold their promise
We understand carriers have to add in their stuff but HTC said it will have it to the carriers within 90 days
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Exactly. I've been rocking Lollipop for 2 weeks+ now. Once the manufacturer has submitted the update, its out of their hands.
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So what are you guys using to stream showbox to the chrome cast these days? I feel like you had to get a different app to do so but I can't remember which one.
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Avia
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And when everything fails, I just use Chromecast, cast screen. It will duplicate your phone image on the TV. You just can't turn the phone off.
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