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bruh its smooth as helll.
i had/have two. first one cracked the screen and sold it then bought another one and still on it.
its one of the best smart phone know to man kind. gs3s feature are on gnex aswell.
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i had/have two. first one cracked the screen and sold it then bought another one and still on it.
its one of the best smart phone know to man kind. gs3s feature are on gnex aswell.
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Same with me. It's just such a good phone you can afford to wait it out to see who has the best to offer for your next one. But I'm definitely ready for something new with a bigger screen. Still waiting for official specs for the HTC "Phablet/Incredible X" which I'm 90% sure I'll end up getting anyway.
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lulz at people getting late jb update. been on that dawggg
jelly bean
>>>>no matter how good you think your s3 already is you will def notice the jelly bean upgrade
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Pardon me if I'm late but this caught my attention. 
It seems like the A6 chip that all the Apple fanboys have been so boa****l about is STILL made by Samsung.
http://venturebeat.com/2012/09/23/samsung-making-apple-a6/#s:apple-a6-package
Samsung.
@ Apple trying to take credit for making that chip.
-Drew
It seems like the A6 chip that all the Apple fanboys have been so boa****l about is STILL made by Samsung.
http://venturebeat.com/2012/09/23/samsung-making-apple-a6/#s:apple-a6-package
Samsung.
@ Apple trying to take credit for making that chip.-Drew
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YYYOOOOO
How ******g dope is that
That's really cool of them
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^^^
Mind if i can get a link to that original article?
-Drew
Mind if i can get a link to that original article?
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Bout to go draw a llama.
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Can't find the original article but google Samsung dragon vs kangaroo and you'll get a bagillion links^^^
Mind if i can get a link to that original article?
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that's pretty cool.
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The 5 should've been 4.3" at least and wide as the EVO4G, it would've been perfect
Yeah, the s3/GNex feels cheap but it's flexible and durable and you really don't have to worry bout scuffs and scratches all that much.
Not to mention the DroidXs are damn near bulletproof.
I used to have my NexusS raw and dropped it so many times, there was barely a scratch on it. Loved that damb phone.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I'm going back and forth with my boy out in Cali that gets like every new iPhone no matter what first day... he goes hard for the iPhone.
Even he is having doubts about the 5... he's now telling me it's the same damn **** and he should or might end up with a Galaxy device.
I couldn't believe it when even he said that... that's like IHeartBoost clowning the Playstation and start repping Xbox
... he also said the same thing that they should have made it wider not just longer because now it feels like a TV remote in your hand.My girl loves her iPhone 5 though and thinks it's the best thing since slice bread, but this is her first iPhone and she likes how it integrates with her other Apple devices so I guess different strokes for my girl's choch.
I'm still hoping to catch a GNex for the $200 range on Craigslist from someone caught up in the hype to keep up with the newest thing.
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still waiting out for the JB update for the VZW Galaxy nexus. :x
I'm too lazy to figure out how to unlock the phone. Oh well. I thought Verizon/Google would have me set months ago, shame on me.
:xI'm too lazy to figure out how to unlock the phone. Oh well. I thought Verizon/Google would have me set months ago, shame on me.
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The 5 should've been 4.3" at least and wide as the EVO4G, it would've been perfect
Yeah, the s3/GNex feels cheap but it's flexible and durable and you really don't have to worry bout scuffs and scratches all that much.
Not to mention the DroidXs are damn near bulletproof.
I used to have my NexusS raw and dropped it so many times, there was barely a scratch on it. Loved that damb phone.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I'm going back and forth with my boy out in Cali that gets like every new iPhone no matter what first day... he goes hard for the iPhone.
Even he is having doubts about the 5... he's now telling me it's the same damn **** and he should or might end up with a Galaxy device.
I couldn't believe it when even he said that... that's like IHeartBoost clowning the Playstation and start repping Xbox... he also said the same thing that they should have made it wider not just longer because now it feels like a TV remote in your hand.
My girl loves her iPhone 5 though and thinks it's the best thing since slice bread, but this is her first iPhone and she likes how it integrates with her other Apple devices so I guess different strokes for my girl's choch.
I'm still hoping to catch a GNex for the $200 range on Craigslist from someone caught up in the hype to keep up with the newest thing.
She just likes bigger phones, all she does is surf the web and play her with friends games on her phone.
If I seen a GNex on craigs for 200 I'd cop
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Had Apple released this instead of the iPhone 4S a year ago...and a slightly more progressive iOS update then it would have been real ugly for Android...I had the iPhone 4 and the above phone was thought to be the iPhone 5 by many. Once the announcement came and Apple revealed the 4S instead I jumped ship and so did a number of people who were disappointed.
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Question for you guys. I have a Motorola Photon on Android 2.3.5. I was planning on rooting it so I could get ICS on it, but from the little googling that I've done, I've seen that it isnt possible now. Am I screwed or is there something I'm missing.
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HOW THE F am i supposed to get the Jelly Bean update if all i have are Macs in my home? HELPP
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Is an OTA update not an option for you?
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i took my sisters 7 year old laptop and i use it only for android phones lol
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I have the GS2 and I plan on getting the 3 on the first when I'm eligible for an upgrade. I wanted to know more from you guys your opinions on these Nexus devices you make them sound so cool.
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The 5 should've been 4.3" at least and wide as the EVO4G, it would've been perfect
Yeah, the s3/GNex feels cheap but it's flexible and durable and you really don't have to worry bout scuffs and scratches all that much.
Not to mention the DroidXs are damn near bulletproof.
I used to have my NexusS raw and dropped it so many times, there was barely a scratch on it. Loved that damb phone.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I'm going back and forth with my boy out in Cali that gets like every new iPhone no matter what first day... he goes hard for the iPhone.
Even he is having doubts about the 5... he's now telling me it's the same damn **** and he should or might end up with a Galaxy device.
I couldn't believe it when even he said that... that's like IHeartBoost clowning the Playstation and start repping Xbox
My girl loves her iPhone 5 though and thinks it's the best thing since slice bread, but this is her first iPhone and she likes how it integrates with her other Apple devices so I guess different strokes for my girl's choch.
I'm still hoping to catch a GNex for the $200 range on Craigslist from someone caught up in the hype to keep up with the newest thing.
I could see it.
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The best thing about Nexus devices are that all the OS updates you'll get them first... I have the GS3 love the phone no complaints.. big, fast, can last me the whole day on medium to high usage.. If you're upgrade is later, you can always wait to see what releases towards the end of the year.. there will be some heat out by then
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[COLOR=#red]Let's take a trip down memory lane shall we?[/COLOR]
http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/16/t-mobile-g1-review/
It's hard to believe, but rumors of a "Googlephone" have been floating around since 2006. To put it in perspective, the first Gphone post on Engadget was written by Peter Rojas. Needless to say, it's been a long, slow ride to get to Android, the Open Handset Alliance, and ultimately the T-Mobile G1. If we said expectations were high for the introduction of this device, it would be an understatement. It's not every day that a company with the stature of Google announces it's getting into the phone game, and it's certainly not every day that an honest-to-goodness innovator comes along. That last time the team at Engadget got this stoked for a device, it was a little something called the iPhone -- and you know how that turned out. Will Android and the G1 live up to the hype? Is this the first coming of a serious new contender in the mobile space, or has the triple threat of Google, HTC, and T-Mobile not delivered on their promises? We've put both the device and the software through its paces to bring you the definitive review of the T-Mobile G1 and Android, so read on to get your answers.
As we've really gone to great lengths to dissect the phone and OS, we're splitting the review into two, easy to digest parts. Enjoy!
http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/16/t-mobile-g1-review/
It's hard to believe, but rumors of a "Googlephone" have been floating around since 2006. To put it in perspective, the first Gphone post on Engadget was written by Peter Rojas. Needless to say, it's been a long, slow ride to get to Android, the Open Handset Alliance, and ultimately the T-Mobile G1. If we said expectations were high for the introduction of this device, it would be an understatement. It's not every day that a company with the stature of Google announces it's getting into the phone game, and it's certainly not every day that an honest-to-goodness innovator comes along. That last time the team at Engadget got this stoked for a device, it was a little something called the iPhone -- and you know how that turned out. Will Android and the G1 live up to the hype? Is this the first coming of a serious new contender in the mobile space, or has the triple threat of Google, HTC, and T-Mobile not delivered on their promises? We've put both the device and the software through its paces to bring you the definitive review of the T-Mobile G1 and Android, so read on to get your answers.
As we've really gone to great lengths to dissect the phone and OS, we're splitting the review into two, easy to digest parts. Enjoy!
