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So there is no other way to transfer files on my droid unless I have wifi if I'm using a Mac? I find that hard to believe...

unless you're rooted or haz a Sammy that uses Kies, you're pretty much fukd. You can always take out your SD and put it in your Mac.
 
To connect your android to a Mac, download that Android file transfer app. I have a Mac and my N7 connects to it with no problem.
 
 
The HTC One Max includes a built-in 3300mAh battery, which is among the highest capacities even for large form factor handsets, and the device met our high expectations for longevity. We were able to get more than 16 hours of heavy use from a single charge in our first full day with the Max. This consisted of time split equally between LTE and Wifi networks browsing and social networking, streaming music from Google Play Music and taking a few dozen photos, videos and Zoe clips. Auto-upload to Dropbox was enabled during this time, and we later exported 12 video highlight clips. Brightness was set to “auto” for the duration of our test.

To put that in perspective, that’s a full day of thorough use starting with unplugging the phone at around 9am and charging again at 1:30am, with 16 percent charge remaining. With more conservative use you’ll certainly be able to pass the 24-hour mark in a single charge.

HTC also offers a power-saving mode that allows you to cap CPU power and display brightness, kill the vibration motor and put the data connection to sleep when the screen is off, if you’re looking to extend the Max’s battery life even further. We’ve used this feature on earlier Sense 5 phones like the HTC One and found it works pretty well.

But the Max has another battery-saving trick up its sleeve in the form of “sleep mode.” This instructs the phone to turn off data connections between certain hours, when they’re less likely to be needed. (For example, when you’re sleeping.) The device can also be set to learn when to apply sleep mode automatically, which is pretty neat.

We’ll continue our testing of the HTC One Max in the days and weeks ahead, and update this review if we notice any changes in battery performance.

Link:  http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-max-review
16 hours with heavy usage without Power Saving mode turned on.
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http://www.android.gs/nexus-5-price-to-be-399-because-of-nexus-4-lte-launch-says-insider/

- the 16 GB Nexus 5 will be priced $399, while the 32 GB model will have price tag of $449 in Play Store

- Google will also launch an LTE-enabled Nexus 4 synchronized with the debut of the Nexus 5

- Nexus 4 LTE will be similar to the ones of the model launched last year

- The only difference between the Nexus 4 LTE and the original Nexus 4 is the internal storage, as the LTE-enabled model will come with either 16 or 32 GB of storage, at the same prices at its predecessor $299 and $349, respectively.

- When the Nexus 4 was initially launched along with Android 4.2 there was a way to unofficially enable 4G LTE by accessing the “Phone info” menu from the dial pad, but the Android 4.2.2 update has killed the unofficial 4G LTE mode for Nexus 4

- If the Android 4.4 KitKat update re-enables the 4G LTE support for Nexus 4, then in theory, the owners of the old Nexus 4 units will also be able to take advantage of the new feature. This might also be the reason why we’ve seen so many leaks of Android 4.4 running on Nexus 4 devices
 
http://www.android.gs/nexus-5-price-to-be-399-because-of-nexus-4-lte-launch-says-insider/

- the 16 GB Nexus 5 will be priced $399, while the 32 GB model will have price tag of $449 in Play Store

- Google will also launch an LTE-enabled Nexus 4 synchronized with the debut of the Nexus 5

- Nexus 4 LTE will be similar to the ones of the model launched last year

- The only difference between the Nexus 4 LTE and the original Nexus 4 is the internal storage, as the LTE-enabled model will come with either 16 or 32 GB of storage, at the same prices at its predecessor $299 and $349, respectively.

- When the Nexus 4 was initially launched along with Android 4.2 there was a way to unofficially enable 4G LTE by accessing the “Phone info” menu from the dial pad, but the Android 4.2.2 update has killed the unofficial 4G LTE mode for Nexus 4

- If the Android 4.4 KitKat update re-enables the 4G LTE support for Nexus 4, then in theory, the owners of the old Nexus 4 units will also be able to take advantage of the new feature. This might also be the reason why we’ve seen so many leaks of Android 4.4 running on Nexus 4 devices
That just means the N4 battery life will be even more dookie
 
I am trading my iPhone 5 for a white S4. Going to ROM it IMMEDIATELY. Not sure if I should go 4.3 or a really slim TW ROM and throw on Apex Launcher. Them ROMs are :eek :hat

I will probably still get the Nexus though. Just gonna wait and make sure that it works on Sprint 100 and the camera is good.
 
I am trading my iPhone 5 for a white S4. Going to ROM it IMMEDIATELY. Not sure if I should go 4.3 or a really slim TW ROM and throw on Apex Launcher. Them ROMs are :eek :hat

I will probably still get the Nexus though. Just gonna wait and make sure that it works on Sprint 100 and the camera is good.

Why the switch? I've seen cats jump from da S4 to the 5 and 5s.
 
Just trying to get back on Android. I just have a hard time letting go of iMessage. I swear it is the best feature of any smartphone that no one talks about.
 
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I would love to get to the Note 3 eventually though. I have already seen a couple pop up for 550
 
I cannot find a G2 in the Easy Bay AT ALL. Just called the 5th corporate store around here and none of them have a G2 in stock and only a couple N3's left. Gonna start calling the retailers now.
 
Damn, the G2 really picked up some steam. Nobody talked about it a few weeks ago when it dropped on VZW. Glad to see that it is changing. Phone is a beast 
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Well i said F it and ordered the white one online, didnt even tell me when i'd get it :lol hopefully by the end of the week.
 
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