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I can't believe people still use this in 2013
Son can't be running anything over 4.1 and still think this is necessary.
Wanna clarify for me why its unnecessary?
I'm using a Note 2 so I'm on jb 4.1.2
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I can't believe people still use this in 2013
Son can't be running anything over 4.1 and still think this is necessary.
yes. So did you just lose everything?
Wanna clarify for me why its unnecessary?
I'm using a Note 2 so I'm on jb 4.1.2
The way Android treats apps in background conflicts with how a task killer will treat an app in the background. They DON'T save battery, its very big misconception that people think a task killer will help prevent the battery from draining. battery conservation is at hardware and OS level an app can't help you with that.
Bruh said task killer.
Get an iphone b.
Nah it fried the card, nothing will recognize it now, not even the phone.yes. So did you just lose everything?
once i did, but i managed to save everything to my computer on separate occasions.
Try connecting your phone to your computer and it should read your sd card that way.
once your able to back everything up to your computer, format the sd card.
I had to do this several times until neither my phone or computer would read the sd card.
that's when i contacted sandisk and had them replaced.
Hope this helps.
the lack of aws 1700 support from manufacturerswould cop, especially if it has aws 1700 on board.
it doesn't |I
850/900/1800 MHz (2G), 850/2100 MHz (3G)
http://www.meizu.com/products/mx3spec.html
hope they make a us compatible one soon or at least the competition steps it up.
They only advertised some bands for the MX2 despite the original MX having support for almost everything. Someone asked about this on their forums and a Meizu engineer explained the MX2 and MX support the same bands and that their pages are geared towards Chinese customers, so they don't list everything. Hopefully this is the same case with the MX3
If the Nexus 5 comes to Verizon, probably gonna get that over the iPhone. I have never been dissapointed in the Nexus line.
If the Nexus 5 comes to Verizon, probably gonna get that over the iPhone. I have never been dissapointed in the Nexus line.
Verizon doesn't like Nexus phones. The chance of a Nexus phone appearing on Verizon is slim to none.
If the Nexus 5 comes to Verizon, probably gonna get that over the iPhone. I have never been dissapointed in the Nexus line.
After Google gave its Nexus 4 a $100 price cut last week, the 8GB version of the phone is now sold out on the Play store. It appears that the price reduction was more of a clearance sale, however, as Google tells The Verge that the cheaper model will not be restocked.
Verizon doesn't like Nexus phones. The chance of a Nexus phone appearing on Verizon is slim to none.
Word. Getting any phone on VZW is a joke.
Having 4g LTE in the middle of no where north GA mountains ain't a joke though
Exactly. Dudes out here slaying VZW when they get an average of 1 bar everywhere. No point in having these nicely specs phones if you can't even get a Damn signal
the lack of aws 1700 support from manufacturerswould cop, especially if it has aws 1700 on board.
it doesn't |I
850/900/1800 MHz (2G), 850/2100 MHz (3G)
http://www.meizu.com/products/mx3spec.html
hope they make a us compatible one soon or at least the competition steps it up.
They only advertised some bands for the MX2 despite the original MX having support for almost everything. Someone asked about this on their forums and a Meizu engineer explained the MX2 and MX support the same bands and that their pages are geared towards Chinese customers, so they don't list everything. Hopefully this is the same case with the MX3
hope revitalised somewhat
Verizon does have great coverage but their prices are rip off.Exactly. Dudes out here slaying VZW when they get an average of 1 bar everywhere. No point in having these nicely specs phones if you can't even get a Damn signal
It is debatable because most of these guys probably live in major populated cities where they are able to pick from almost any carrier and utilize the highest bandwidth possible on the phones.
I grew up on Sprint, but when I went to college, they had no service there, so we switched to VZW. Around my house, they are the best option, but I work in NoVA and go to Richmond a lot, so I could get another carrier since I am on WiFi at home anyways. I just haven't been that unhappy with them and my bill wouldn't be that much different to have me jump ship. I definitely will keep an eye out. I already if I leave, it will be for AT&T and nobody else though.
But yea Advanced Task Killer started off with a ton of hype, but then around 2.0/3.0, reports started coming out that it actually was worse for your phone. If I remember right it is due to the program just killing the apps/widgets/etc in whatever state they were in. Since it didn't gracefully close out the processes/programs, it caused your phone to work harder to essentially "put the pieces back together" (close threads, processes, & system files that were just left open even though they weren't in use)...I think