Drawmonster
2[H]4U
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But, on the other hand I'm thinking about installing Zygot2 or Bugless Beast.
I'm very pleased with Revolution. But let me know how the other ROMS are. Always looking for the next fix....
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But, on the other hand I'm thinking about installing Zygot2 or Bugless Beast.
I'm very pleased with Revolution. But let me know how the other ROMS are. Always looking for the next fix....
I actually just uninstalled that app (BW) because I'm pretty sure it was keeping my phone from sleeping draining the battery. Also in the wifi settings there already is an option to turn it off when the phone is asleep.
im running bw on my gn with the extended battery. make sure you dont use geolocation for the weather. i was getting crap battery life but then i disabled nfc and my battery has been great.
im running bw on my gn with the extended battery. make sure you dont use geolocation for the weather. i was getting crap battery life but then i disabled nfc and my battery has been great.
I ran Revolution for a while, Im now running RootzBoat v5 and its the best so far. A pure AOSP build with some very big names behind it. Updates have been fast and good, and its smooth as hell.
I still get pretty bad battery life with extended battery. I removed some apps that were keeping it from sleeping but the battery still isnt all that great but better than what I had before. I get maybe 3 days with the extended battery and only making 1 call and 1 text a day. That's pretty bad since I only used it about 5 min and then left it on my desk for the last 3 days.
wtf.....
why don't you put it on the charger during the 23.5 hours a day you aren't actually using it
3 days? please....theres so much going on in these handsets the fact you get three days under those conditions is even impressive. I did it once, because I left for the weekend and left it at home in standby mode, it made it through the weekend. What do you want from a $600 super phone man? You want to not use 90% of it and then you want it to run a damn solid week because you aren't using it? wtf? That phone was never meant to be used that way. It was also never meant to go three days on a charge, because they are marketing super phones to people who want to use them. So don't be at all surprised, you are using the device in an unintentional manner. Doesn't make it wrong, but it does mean you can't really compare your battery life to anyone here because I am pretty sure you are the only one not using your phone and then whining when you don't get a week on a charge.
My biggest beef with Sprint has been their 3G service, slow as 1990's dial up modem. And in some towns around Chicago Sprint has dead areas, like no signal. In Orland Park where both my parents and sister live Sprint just doesn't even work around their homes.
But I am very happy with my Epic 4G Touch, it is rooted with a great ROM, and ICS theme. But the Galaxy-Nexus is the best phone out right now.
Not sure if it is worth leaving Sprint for the Galaxy-Nexus and move to Verizon ? Would hate to leave, and then all of a sudden Sprint gets a kick ass ICS phone, and improves their network.
What's the best web browser to use with ICS? Just stick with the stock browser or is there something better?
Just got the Nexus and so far I like it. My display has 3 vertical bands in the center. You can see it on all colors and in all brightness settings. Anyone else have this issue or similar?
I had to do exactly that. My E4GT was an awesome phone, but Sprint's service in my area isn't very strong. I was having too many dropped calls so returned the phone and rejoined Verizon. They give you 50 days to rejoin and will waive/refund any fees incurred if you broke contract. Just make sure they get you back on the unlimited data plan, if you originally had it. I'm getting that part straightened out right now.Honestly I would switch just to get off sprint and to have verizon. My work has all phones through sprint and people are always complaining about the service. My personal phone is verizon and the only place I have ever dropped a call is in an underground tunnel at school. Sprints network isn't going to dramatically improve anytime soon.
I had to do exactly that. My E4GT was an awesome phone, but Sprint's service in my area isn't very strong. I was having too many dropped calls so returned the phone and rejoined Verizon. They give you 50 days to rejoin and will waive/refund any fees incurred if you broke contract. Just make sure they get you back on the unlimited data plan, if you originally had it. I'm getting that part straightened out right now.
At the end of the day, the Galaxy Nexus may or may not be as good as your S2 phone, but the service is definitely much better on Verizon. What good is a phone if you never have service? Seems like an easy choice for me.
No, when Sprint leashes Network Vision, their network will be loads better. And you don't have to feel guilty about supporting an anti-competitive and anti-net-neutrality company.Yeah I LOVE my E4GT, but starting to really dislike Sprint service here in Chicago, like I said, 3G service is as slow as 1990's dial up modem, WiMax 4G is a gimmick at best, it kills your battery, and good luck locking onto a 4G signal, and holding it.
But I read so many forums on the Galaxy-Nexus, and why do I read people saying it is a side grade at best compared to the Galaxy SII, with a lot of people saying it is a downgrade compared to the SII, due to the GPU ?
I am heavily debating leaving Sprint, and Verizon is the only other carrier, I would choose, due to others I know on it that rave about Verizon as the #1 best network as far as signal, and coverage, and no dropped calls, etc...And the Galaxy-Nexus is the only device besides the SII I would ever go for. Bottom line, is it worth leaving Sprint and my E4TG, for Verizon and the Galaxy-Nexus ?
No, when Sprint leashes Network Vision, their network will be loads better. And you don't have to feel guilty about supporting an anti-competitive and anti-net-neutrality company.
And thank God for WiFi at Home and the Office, the E4GT is fast as warp speed on WiFi and holds a WiFi connection pretty far away.
My beef is just with the 3G = 1x Edge speeds. And 4G is not even worth turning on, it just doesn't work and if/when it does very rarely holds a connection.
I'm wondering the same thing for myself. I only pay 13 bucks a month with a much older phone.Never had a smart phone before...Is this the phone Really worth the making the switch from under 20 bucks a month to around 50 on family plan with employee discount...I have the funding but finding it hard to commit.
I would say mid 2012 give or take 2 months. So somewhere between April and end of August.OK, but when will I see real improvements to their network?
I would say mid 2012 give or take 2 months. So somewhere between April and end of August.
And the Panoramic shots it takes are great.
Dont know why anyone complains about the camera. I think it takes great shots.
Actually its three floors. The 20th, 21 and 22. Penthouse. Wrap around terrace....and its 30 million. Not mine. A friends.
Never had a smart phone before...Is this the phone Really worth the making the switch from under 20 bucks a month to around 50 on family plan with employee discount...I have the funding but finding it hard to commit.
I'm wondering the same thing for myself. I only pay 13 bucks a month with a much older phone.
Never had a smart phone before...Is this the phone Really worth the making the switch from under 20 bucks a month to around 50 on family plan with employee discount...I have the funding but finding it hard to commit.
I'm wondering the same thing for myself. I only pay 13 bucks a month with a much older phone.
I resisted getting a smart phone for a long time. However, these days I don't know if I could give them up without going through some sort of withdrawal. A lot of it depends on how mobile you are. If you are at home or the office all day, having a constant internet connection on your phone isn't going to be all that necessary.