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How long did it take them to ship your your case to you btw? Did they send tracking?
-Drew
It took a minute. I ordered it on a Sunday and didnt receive the case until Friday.
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How long did it take them to ship your your case to you btw? Did they send tracking?
-Drew
I have a s3. I've had it for a month now and the battery life is pretty bad. Look at the picture above. I'm not sure if this is normal or not.
During work hours, I barely touch my phone... take a few calls here and there. don't watch video, don't play games, ..nothing heavy. But I only get about 9 ~10 hours max. I put my phone on Power Saving mode, screen on "auto" and I've done my best to save as much battery as possible.
is everyone experiencing the same battery life as I am or is my phone just a lemon?
It took a minute. I ordered it on a Sunday and didnt receive the case until Friday.
Apple: Samsung's Galaxy Nexus a copycat of iPhone
In a separate case from the one in San Jose, Apple is arguing for an appeals court to go through with a ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus.
Apple argued today that Samsung Electronics's Galaxy Nexus copies many of the key features of the iPhone, including voice-control Siri, and should be banned from the U.S.
The argument is a rehash of points made during an initial clash between Apple and Samsung in a Northern California district court, a case in which Apple successfully won. Samsung appealed the ruling, and the two companies are at it again in a U.S. appeals court in D.C.
The case is separate from the ongoing trial between the two technology behemoths going on in San Jose, Calif. While that case revolves around design and the feel of the hardware, this case deals more with software features and could potentially drag Google into the fray.
Apple's lawyer, Mark Perry of Gibson Dunn, said the Galaxy Nexus was Samsung's attempt to steal market share using a copycat product, Bloomberg reported today.
Samsung lawyer John Quinn of Quinn Emanuel, however, argued that sales of the Galaxy Nexus have been minor relative to the iPhone and haven't hurt Apple, Bloomberg reported.
Apple needs to prove it lost market share and profits from the Galaxy Nexus and that the contested features drove sales of Samsung's device.
While both sides were making arguments to an appeals court today, a trial isn't slated to begin until March 2014, according to Bloomberg.
At the heart of the case is a patent involving unified search feature, which can be used to locate data on the device, including contacts and e-mails, as well as information from the Internet. Apple argued that the universal search feature is key to Siri, which provides answers from a variety of sources.
It's also a feature found in the Galaxy Nexus, but Quinn argued that few people were even aware of the feature.
The Galaxy Nexus, which launched in December, was Google's showcase smartphone, and the first device to run Ice Cream Sandwich, or Android 4.0. The phone initially launched with Verizon Wireless in the U.S., with Sprint Nextel picking up the device a few months later. Overall, the phone wasn't as popular as the iPhone 4S or even the Galaxy SII, which was Samsung's flagship phone at the time.
I have a s3. I've had it for a month now and the battery life is pretty bad. Look at the picture above. I'm not sure if this is normal or not.
During work hours, I barely touch my phone... take a few calls here and there. don't watch video, don't play games, ..nothing heavy. But I only get about 9 ~10 hours max. I put my phone on Power Saving mode, screen on "auto" and I've done my best to save as much battery as possible.
is everyone experiencing the same battery life as I am or is my phone just a lemon?
I think i seez it
There's no link for the clock man!!!
I looked around on Google, but I can't find one with that size. Did you just resize in mClock¿
There's no link for the clock man!!!
I looked around on Google, but I can't find one with that size. Did you just resize in mClock¿
It's a 3x2 widget (minute and time) separate mClock
Anybody have experience with getting T-Mobile to bow down and get me a new upgrade phone?
Long story short, I've been with them for 10 years and had this Motorolla Cliq 2 Android OS replaced twice within a year.
Tired of it. I want an upgrade but some of the prices and fees right now are just silly...
So I wanna talk customer service into bargaining.
I want an android phone, with a flash camera, and little bloatware, good battery life, little recurring service issues, and on T-mobile network. Tips?
Ok I knew I wasn't trippin. I found the hour and minute separate, but I couldn't find them together. Thanks.
Have you ever messed with Chronotopia¿
The GNex2 specs are out..
And its still going to be 4.65" Smh
But the cameras are being upgraded plus will have an SD slot .
For some reason I just lost all the media on my phone :x
Pictures, videos, ringtones ... all gone ...
Ok, nvm, it's not exactly deleted.
When I go through my file manager, all my stuff is still there.
It just doesn't show up when I access my gallery or try to set ringtones.
Any ideas?
Sounds like you want to haggle, you do that with there escalation dept. However you also sound "CHEAP" if you want something good you gonna have to pay for it. My recomendation is to Buy a Galaxy Nexus for $350 from the Google Play store cancel your t-mobile service and get a Simple mobile which runs on t-mobile network and get the cheapest plan you can afford. You sign no contract, no fees and you get one of the best Android device with the things you ask for.
For some reason I just lost all the media on my phone :x
Pictures, videos, ringtones ... all gone ...
Ok, nvm, it's not exactly deleted.
When I go through my file manager, all my stuff is still there.
It just doesn't show up when I access my gallery or try to set ringtones.
Any ideas?
Do you have Rom Manager? If so, update it, then navigate with a root file manager and delete any .nomedia files you see in the root folder of the sd card.
For some reason I just lost all the media on my phone :x
Pictures, videos, ringtones ... all gone ...
Ok, nvm, it's not exactly deleted.
When I go through my file manager, all my stuff is still there.
It just doesn't show up when I access my gallery or try to set ringtones.
Any ideas?
Do you have Rom Manager? If so, update it, then navigate with a root file manager and delete any .nomedia files you see in the root folder of the sd card.
My dude
My dad has that one I think, or something very very very similar to it named Galaxy ____. Except he's had his since late last year so I don't know if that ^ just came out. I keep hearing about it here and on twitter.
My budget is $200 or so, that I'd only like to max out as a last resort. I saw the white Galaxy S2 for 199 + $50 in fees. Which just pisses me off
Of course I'm cheap
Galaxy S3 that much better? Is it faster? More stable? I'm mainly worried about stability and ease of use, while also wanting to be sure that my phone isn't outdated in a few months if I'm paying so much for it.