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So drive or dropbox?
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revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
EDIT: nm i found info for a new build. ill look into it. thanks for sharing tho.
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revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
EDIT: nm i found info for a new build. ill look into it. thanks for sharing tho.
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what can be saved in those cloud drives? smaller files only right?
no music?
no music?
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what can be saved in those cloud drives? smaller files only right?
no music?
no music?
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You'll be able to open things you saved in Google Drive using other service; it can handle more than 30 different types of files, including Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and HD video, and you don't even have to have those programs installed on your computer. So for example, if you squirreled away a music file, you could listen to it later on whatever player you please. Drive also pretty much does away with email attachments, which makes sharing a lot easier. If you wanted to show a friend a video of your vacation, you could just pass them a link to that file, rather than adding it to a clunky message. You wouldn't have to upload it to a message and your friend wouldn't have to wait around to download a big file.
It does save music but it doen't play music, it allows just to download the music.
Originally Posted by sreggie101
revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
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You'll be able to open things you saved in Google Drive using other service; it can handle more than 30 different types of files, including Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and HD video, and you don't even have to have those programs installed on your computer. So for example, if you squirreled away a music file, you could listen to it later on whatever player you please. Drive also pretty much does away with email attachments, which makes sharing a lot easier. If you wanted to show a friend a video of your vacation, you could just pass them a link to that file, rather than adding it to a clunky message. You wouldn't have to upload it to a message and your friend wouldn't have to wait around to download a big file.
It does save music but it doen't play music, it allows just to download the music.
Originally Posted by sreggie101
revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
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Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Joe Billionaire said:
You'll be able to open things you saved in Google Drive using other service; it can handle more than 30 different types of files, including Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and HD video, and you don't even have to have those programs installed on your computer. So for example, if you squirreled away a music file, you could listen to it later on whatever player you please. Drive also pretty much does away with email attachments, which makes sharing a lot easier. If you wanted to show a friend a video of your vacation, you could just pass them a link to that file, rather than adding it to a clunky message. You wouldn't have to upload it to a message and your friend wouldn't have to wait around to download a big file.
It does save music but it doen't play music, it allows just to download the music.
Originally Posted by sreggie101
revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
gsm. im cdma. this blows...
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Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Joe Billionaire said:
You'll be able to open things you saved in Google Drive using other service; it can handle more than 30 different types of files, including Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and HD video, and you don't even have to have those programs installed on your computer. So for example, if you squirreled away a music file, you could listen to it later on whatever player you please. Drive also pretty much does away with email attachments, which makes sharing a lot easier. If you wanted to show a friend a video of your vacation, you could just pass them a link to that file, rather than adding it to a clunky message. You wouldn't have to upload it to a message and your friend wouldn't have to wait around to download a big file.
It does save music but it doen't play music, it allows just to download the music.
Originally Posted by sreggie101
revamped? i rooted my nexus 2 days ago and threw on 4.0.4. i still get random signal loss then and now for like 10 or 15secs. info on the revamped 4.0.4?
gsm. im cdma. this blows...
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Originally Posted by sreggie101
gsm. im cdma. this blows...
I'm on the same boat as you, damm Verizon.
My next Nexus will be a GSM Model.
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Originally Posted by sreggie101
gsm. im cdma. this blows...
I'm on the same boat as you, damm Verizon.
My next Nexus will be a GSM Model.
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I don't really post here but I'd just like to add that the Galaxy Nexus BY FAR has the worst battery of all time.
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I don't really post here but I'd just like to add that the Galaxy Nexus BY FAR has the worst battery of all time.
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me too
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what model you have? I'm content with the battery life with my nexus and I'm using the original one that came with it. I've been through numerous Android phones and this does hold a good a enough charge for daily use. Maybe you should get a extended battery.
If y'all hesitant on the $399 GNEX, just wait till may 3rd and if the gs3 does not live up to your standards, get the gnex.
