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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voyager_s:
Well personally I would not trade my nexus for any other current handset.

When I sold my note recently, I had a choice and could have gotten any other current handset. But the nexus was the only one I wanted. And in white! :D

Stock 4.1 is awesome. The screen and size is very good. Battery life is also very handy I'm finding.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
i think i will maintain my maguro for at least 2 more major versions, if hardware keeps functioning 100%.

sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] markdudier:
Until yesterday I used my S3 with CM10 as a daily device. After the CM10 debacle that unfolded a couple of days ago and me not really liking TouchWiz I decided to get me a GNex. I'm a real happy camper now and I'm staying with this device until the next nexus comes out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kong:
Next month ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] markdudier:
So be it :D

I learned my lesson. I will stick to Nexus devices from now on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maisi:
May i ask what debacle your talking about? Sounds interesting :)

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] markdudier:
As far as I understood the debacle that caused codeworx to leave the CM10 development for S3 was due to Samsung denying them access to documents and source code to make crucial components work correctly. This includes: bluetooth/wifi tethering not working, GPU hardware drivers for project butter, battery drain etc.

The Wifi tethering is important to me, so I didn't want to wait any longer.

I'm sure you have seen this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTRKL5E9Iak

And this: http://www.androidnext.de/schwerpunkt/codeworkx-cyanogenmod-interview-english/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kong:
Lol, same for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephantom:
Couldn't have said it better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lathanub:
I did say to myself that I wouldn't get anything that wasn't a Nexus after getting my GNex last November but my contract for my HTC Desire is up and I can move to a better plan with a new phone, something like the Galaxy S III 4G... I think I might still stick to the GNex but damn is the S III tempting, especially when 4G is becoming more prominent in Australia.

Tell me not to cave in! Make it so! I don't need anything other than my GNex! Haha... it is away for repairs at the moment, mind you. Had the 'headset always plugged in' issue and makes using the phone frustrating. Can't wait to have it back... my Desire feels so freaking slow in comparison to it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valaran:
I fully agree with first post !

the GNexus is my third android phone and it is the best i've ever have. Nice hardware, design and full of nice roms ^^. I'm planning to buy one for my girlfriend (currently running an old Galaxy i9000) and with his low price, that's a great deal ! His hardware may handle a lot of new android version without any problems, so why change ?

After almost one year of release, there are few phones on 720p, and it's the only to run JB natively (i think).

AND at last i hate the idea of a nexus by LG. i've got some of their featurephones (lg viewty and renoir) but they totally missed the android turn. Samsung does good job with nexus device atm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cantacid:
So here's the deal with me, I have been boggled by the same question since a very long time. But apparently the nexus's price helped me make the decision.

But then came the rumors of a new Nexus in the mill, coming up in a month's time and I am back to where i was 2 months back. I am supposed to order the phone from the states, which is to be sent to me around the end of november. Now the problem i face is just the same, wait for the new one or just get Gnex. Sure i am getting the phone in november so it seems i can wait, but seemingly the problem is much more complicated.

Gnex is sold online only. And same would be the case with the new one i suppose. So if i wait for the new one and it gets released by the end of oct. I can be happy that it will be delivered long before end of november. However, if the phone is released in oct and sold somewhere in nov., with so many orders that come in for the new phone, wouldn't that delay the shipment and surpass the november end deadline i have in mind?

And even if i still take the chances of waiting till the last moment before ordering the GNEX, till what time can i wait considering i should i have some buffer time between ordering and shipment so that i dont miss novemeber end deadline?

And one more thing, since this will be a new nexus, it may have issues as well. Ofcourse we cant be sure of those but what is the probability of those issues to be deal breaker?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
I agree. There's no Android phone that even comes close to the latest Nexus, so I stopped looking at other Android handsets a while ago.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baguett:
I feel the exact same way, every time I have owned a phone, i've been bored of it after a year. But the Galaxy Nexus... No, not the Galaxy Nexus.

The S3 is the best phone today, and i dont feel that the S3 is way better than the Galaxy Nexus. Sure it has 2 extra CPU cores and a better GPU, but is it really that noticeable? Nope, not for me at least.

I'll probably hold on to the Galaxy Nexus at least untill Q1/Q2 2013, or even till it breakes :)

Things I want if i should consider retiring the Nexus:

- 1080p (even though 720p is more than enough)

- GOOD BATTERY (i mean, i dont want to charge my battery every freaking night, but as of now, no smartphones has a great batterylife.)

- Quad Core CPU

- Newer version of Android, or maybe even WP8.

- I dont know what else i want, because there is really nothing else i need :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdxtechdoctor:
Just be glad it has gotten to the point where you only need to charge at night, that really isn't much of a convenience anyways.. you do sleep don't you?

My first smartphones, I had to charge at lunch time and at dinner time or it would die on me...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xpdx:
My sole and only issue with this phone is that the screen is a little dim. Its brightest setting is roughly similar to the halfway point of the LCD display on the phone I traded up from, which is a little problematic outdoors. For that reason only, I might consider upgrading to the next Nexus early next year.

Otherwise, I see nothing that needs improving. Sure, the specs have been exceeded by a handful of more recent phones, but I played with a friend's Galaxy S III for some time, and couldn't really see any difference in terms of speed or smoothness. I also played with an HTC One X in the store, and the Galaxy Nexus seemed actually considerably faster and smoother than that theoretically "better" phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ccgabe:
Just got a Verizon Nexus with JB,,, my only issue is battery life and the screen. My Incredible 2 has a much nicer screen and the speed is barely difference is barely noticeable. .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baguett:
I know, 90% of the phones needs to charge every night, and yes i sleep, but i miss the old days where phones could last for serveral days, maybe even weeks, without being charged.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leppo:
I had the original GNote for 6 months until I decided I wanted a smaller phone, and a notification light. I almost went with the GS3, but didn't want to shift to a micro-SIM (I go overseas a bit, and the regular SIM is of course easier to get), nor deal with the extra lockdowns and potential for bricking. So, I ended up with the GNex, and am still thrilled that I did.

I don't even know for sure what would be the criteria that would steer me toward another phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chickentuna:
traded my Galaxy note for a nexus phone, couldn't be happier. The dev support is awesome, tons of kernels and roms to choose from plus i get to have Google updates first before anyone else who doesn't own a Nexus, that is if they will ever get the latest update lol(Samsung owners you know what I mean).

P.S. Jelleybean is a masterpiece! I love it! I love every aspect of the Nexus well except the sound and camera but i can live with that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tzmueller:
I upgraded from my SGS1 to the Gnex about 2 months ago. I bought my Gnex out right from expansys and glad that I did. Even though now I have a free phone upgrade from my provider I am going to stick with this phone for at least another year. I really happy how well this phone is supported through XDA as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
My signature says enough. I think too many people worry about having the latest. Thing is, in half a year, it'll be outdated. Hey, that's how the companies make their money, but I won't fall for it. I mean look at the HD2. That thing is STILL going strong.

×*Don't Stress Too Much Over Android. Just Get A Device That You Like & Make Sure That It Has Good Development*×
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Cant even think from moving nexus to any other phone.

Nexus is perfect for me.:good:

On sidenote:

i have many friends who own S3 and one X.

When ever i show my nexus.. they are jealous!!:cool:

Many friends wanted to exchange their phone with me and of course i refused:cool:

Many people complain about the nexus's camera...well i think its not bad at all. Its great.Its enough for me.

only thing i have problem is sound,but i can live with it.

Long live nexus!:):angel:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
Trade phones, sell it, use the cash to buy a brand new Nexus and you have leftover money :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
lol let the new nexus come first :p

but i will stay with current nexus (just 5 months old):)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harshhouston:
2 months into Sprint GS3, I realized my mistake

Really, 2 months into my contract with Sprint on SG3 LTE, I realized my mistake. :angel:

a) The discounts weren't working as well as I thought, and as nice as unlimited LTE sounds, I had to pay $90 for that luxury. Too much. :crying:

b) I might be a little alone on this one, but I found my SG3 lagging/stuttering several times during the day. :eek: My SG3 was on stock ICS. The home screen scrolling took a fraction of a second before responding. Likewise, the widgets section took 2-3 full seconds before starting showing the pictures, apps took another 2-3 seconds after I hit the task killer, etc. Now, functionally, it shouldn't trouble much, but it really itched my balls as I was hoping a dual core 2GB ram-med phone should not be stuttering like this. :mad:

Anyways, I am planning to terminate the contract, pay the ETF, sell away SG3 for good. Since I have already bought a Gnex, and although I haven't played around much of it, the Jelly Bean-ed phone seems way more responsive and fast than the ICS-ed SG3.

And I'll be paying almost a third of my monthly bill!!

Win Win all the way!!! :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chickentuna:
Agreed on this. You may have the best hardware, but as soon as an OS update comes out we will be the first to have it. I'm really tired of this android "fragmentation" thing wherein you are not sure if a certain manufacturer will still update and support your device, if they would it will take months to roll out bec. of them testing it and taking their time putting lots of crapware on it, worse you never get the newest update at all. 3-5 major updates would be good and will extend the OS upgradeability of your device, any lower than that is totally unacceptable.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] masterofthedamned:
https://t-mobile.jive-mobile.com/#jive-discussion?content=/api/core/v1/discussions/26025

I followed this guide, now I am showing as having both ipv6 and 4, just sharing the news in case no one else has noticed yet
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] badboy68:
in short what is it, if i have an unlocked iphone, will i get 4g speeds now?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] masterofthedamned:
i dont know if the iphone supports it, but on tmobile if you have a phone running ics you can use the guide to enable ipv6.

with ipv4 your phone is connected to the internet through a server which uses the same ip address for all phones using that server which makes some things impossible to do, especially if they require port forwarding.

however with ipv6 you are connected directly to the internet without routing through a server and shouldnt have those problems

thats the way i understand it anyways
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
You can now install CM9 on the blaze :P check dev forum :P
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] masterofthedamned:
sweet,

apparently ipv6 doesnt work while tethered to my comp, darn still cant host games in starcraft
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] krazeecracker:
Who's got it lol. Just installed and well I'm infected now lol its addicting!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] I Am Marino:
I'm addicted as well, saw it on Taptu.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Element515:
Just got it too... Idk, I feel kinda weird wanting to kill every person in the world.. Haha
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] player911:
Looks fun. I played something like this before. Pretty fun.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] brando56894:
After seeing this thread and your responses I decided to check it out.... and then proceeded to play it for 45 minutes, bought it and then played it for another hour. Its a good dose of evil fun lol
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
Just looked in the Play store after reading this thread. Game is listed as free...what did you buy?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] krazeecracker:
He unlocked the ad free version lol
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Logic_:
I spent hours completing the flash like a year ago, got all but Australia I think. Huge timewaster :p
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] krazeecracker:
I cannot for the life of me win lol
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Xcutionr:
I won it!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] altimax98:
Just a heads up this app does NOT like JRO03S at all.. consistent crashes and a horrible experience.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] I Am Marino:
The game does not like my GNex, constant crashes usually always 20 mins into the game.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] krazeecracker:
Lol I had to follow a guide :/
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Xcutionr:
Lol. It's a pretty good game, glad I found this post.

Anybody else feel a bit evil when you play this game?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] tvdang7:
Only problem is i see it uses up resources even when you choose the game completely.check using a task manager app it always pops up under the services area.......
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] borrowedchief:
Man. This game is fun, but hard. I can almost get through on normal, but just keep barely missing the goal.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] krazeecracker:
I beat normal lol focus on transmission and do t worry about lethality till it spreads everywhere then crank it up and watch em go lol
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Gigabitex2:
O.k this is kinda cool, fun to play when you're in a destructive mood! Only played 3 times lost twice on normal but wiped out the world in 540 days on casual:p
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Spadowski:
Have it on iOS but on the iPod it was just too hard to play. Nexus is perfect size.

The trick on the first level is devolve symptoms immediately when they mutate until the entire planet is infected. Store up as much DNA as you can so you can become lethal as soon as you decide to pull the trigger. I had 124 DNA points when I decided to start killing everyone.

Game is superb fun. Great music too.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] brando56894:
I've bought a few in-game purchased to help me along, the best one is to auto-pop the bubbles. I've been able to decimate the globe on casual after only playing it about 5 times, I just can't beat it on normal. Its either that I make it too lethal before it spreads everywhere or I make it spread everywhere and kill half to 3/4 of the population but then they cure it.

The game also annihilates my battery, I'm running Clemson's elite kernel and when I have the game fast-forwarded it takes up so much power that even when I have it plugged in it won't charge the battery but just sustain the current level and maybe decrease it by one or two percent!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] AntonioGPS:
Wondering why Google Play claims that this game is not compatible with my stock rom Nexus 7

Any ideas?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] dmbrown81:
I agree, who would a thought this simple game would be such a battery sucker. But I'm stuck on the fungus level on normal. It's pretty tough
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Element515:
Yeah, there must be some crazy calculations this game makes to eat battery so fast.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] player911:
Yes the first go, I spread everywhere but didn't have enough points to make it lethal enough. I have auto pop but I don't think it works maybe I need to manually turn that on somewhere. I got the world pretty good not, I'm just waiting foe them to die out haha. Pretty fun time waster.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] FOZZER:
Why are you all here Fozzitis killed all the population of planet earth after 61 days this morning :eek:

Sent from Galaxy SIII using Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] nerdslogic:
Got it, unlocked it, on Parasite and loving it.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
Just won bacteria level after about 4 tries. Finally figured out a good strategy. Same strategy isn't working on virus though... I refuse to buy cheats and unlocks though as half the challenge is figuring out how to win! I did buy the game though...$1.06 is worth no ads...
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Element515:
Damn, second try with bacteria and got to 90% dead. What are you guys doing to win?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] ShunSeb47:
Canada messes it up for me -.- I always fail to infect canada.

Sent From My Paranoid P990
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
You have to keep it on the low risk/undetected side...so devolve any mutations and don't add symptoms. Work on transmission first, then when they start to try curing it, work on abilities to slow progress. Save your DNA points until everyone is infected, then up the symptoms as fast as possible to the "fatal" ones and that should do it...at least it worked for me.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] VanillaG0rilla:
Canada and Greenland always ruin it for me
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] SwiftLegend:
Canada infects slowly, probably because of its low population density.

I can't seem to beat fungus on normal. I thought I did once, but it turns out I was defeated because I killed all the hosts -.-

EDIT: Oh what the hell, this is my first time playing the newest version. Played it for a few days when it first came out, but what the hell is this? You gotta pay to remove DNA traits?! Earlier versions you received points for removing, it didn't cost you to remove them..
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] brando56894:
I had the same problem as you guys (not being able to beat bacteria) but once I followed this advice I'm up to Bio-Weapon. I also found that Greenland was the best starting place since it's huge and only has one port so if they close off the ports later and you're in another country its very hard to infect them. I usually use all the symptoms and transmission vectors possible, I use the abilities also to keep the cures under control. Once everyone is infected then I start killing everyone as quick as possible.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Logic_:
I'm having a hard time on fungus. Yesterday I killed over 90% but some got lucky with earthquakes and all killing my infected. Fungus is just soooo slooow.

Btw anyone having this issue where your disease hasn't been noticed but they're developing a cure anyway, just for the he'll of it??
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] flomitdreio:
Tutorial

A little tutorial for Plage Inc.

1. Start in a country with a airport and a ship yard ( I prefer it to start in China - there are a lot of people)

2. Get air transmission and water transmission (to get on boats and airplanes)

3. Now get the cold, heat and drug resistance and the

every

transmission, each on level one

(Set the order depending on in which country you start)

4. IMPORTANT: Every time your plague mutate

you have to develop

the symptom, because no symptoms means that they won't find out that they are sick, which means they won't research for a cure.

5. Collect DNA points and wait until 100% are infected (don't forget to develop symptoms!)

6. After that, go to the transmissions and develop all of them, that gives you even more DNA points (you don't need them any more)

7. Go to Symptoms and evolve those symptoms which give the most lethality (e.g. Total Organ Failure and Coma)

8. Back into the game, use the extra DNA points you'll get for killing people to stop the cure and/or evolve your symptoms.

9. Victory!!!!!!

I hope i can help you with this, took me a while to figure it out....

(and don't get to much infected by the game..... :D )
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Logic_:
Does anyone know if the game stays unlocked if you download it again after a new rom? I'm still a bit on the fence if it's worth buying.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] geevee11:
Yup, your purchases are tied with your Google Wallet account, so no need to repurchase everything.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] mintvilla:
Yes is the case for app purchases, but in-app purchases can be a nightmare, they dont always record the sale to your account.

For example, in rom manager, i purchased the touch recovery for my nexus 7, it then developed a few issues so i returned it for a new one, downloaded rom manager and it asked me to buy touch recovery again??
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Element515:
The purchase is fine if you re flash just did a restore and everything was fine. Just clicked unlock and it did so without asking g for further payment. Finally beat bacteria... Lol. I hate Greenland. I think I'll start from there from now on.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
I'm only up to fungus, but for bacteria and fungus you get DNA points to devolve symptoms, but for virus you have to spend DNA points to get right of symptoms.You're on virus, huh?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] cornelious2:
I'm at parasite on brutal. One tip go through each of them on casual the DNA unlocks help allot when you get through normal.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] TheEdgeOfRage:
I played the game on IOS a long time ago. Now when I saw it on the play store I was really happy :D . The battery drains fast because the game is a real life simulator imagine how much calculations its doing with 30 fps... And to win easily all you have to do is DEVOLVE symptoms when the plague mutates. On some plague types you can even infect all people and they wont even notice you, but then you get a message like "mystery plague" in <your starting country> and then protesters claim "mystery plague" is real and then finally mystery plague is real! and they start working on the cure. You even get an ahievment for that!

Hope I could help! :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] metalwraith:
Playing the game currently, luckily it's plugged in... Nice though, definitely killing time with it.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] penicilin22:
Great game, great idea :), Little bit morbit but realy catchy ;)
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] metalwraith:
And who said morbidity can't be fun... :laugh: Wish I could literally infect the roommate with whatever disease I create in the game... ;)
[Nexus S General] mudher25:
I don't use my phone often, only to check Twitter, and tumblr.. I need more testers for my port that I have done. I have talked to Daxxmaxx about this over twitter, he is allowing me to publically post it only if I refer you guys to the Original thread.

SO, I just ported my first ROM *Hooray*

I'm using this right now but I need other people helping to see if it's good, smooth, and what not.

Here is the ORIGINAL Rom thread for the Galaxy Nexus : Dark Paranoid Android

and here is the link to my rom : http://www.mediafire.com/?y5hx2e5zl9hbdub

Inverted Gapps from the original Thread : http://goo.im/devs/BAKED/gapps/gappsinverted-jb-20120914-signed.zip

I couldn't post it to dev since I'm under 10 posts, since all I do here is Lurk. anyways if you are going to help please reply if you've downloaded or will try it out. Have a great day! :)

Thanks to : DaxxMaxx

&

The maker of this tutorial

ONLY FOR NEXUS S 3G .. Don't have a 4G so I didn't plan on porting one