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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Indeed, GSM version is 16GB.

I like to think Verizon did some positive lobbying for once and did us all a favor, who knows.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
That's assuming they have a heart, and aren't agents of Satan.

I suspect the latter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The GSM model has always been 16GB. There was a rumored 32GB model that was never sold.

And why on God's green earth would you buy a Galaxy Nexus tonight, when it wouldn't even ship till Monday, the day that Google releases the next Nexus device? Why wouldn't you wait for that? rofl.

Also, a Nexus won't ever have an SDcard, so get over it. Just not going to happen. If more storage and an SDcard are that important to you, there are plenty of other great devices available that can offer that to you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
In his defense (sorta) he is posting from a Verizon device. We won't be seeing squat Monday, other than tears of anguish and grief.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
True. Possibly he was confused thinking he could buy a Verizon device from the Play Store in the first place. The 32GB Verizon GNex is certainly still available from numerous retailers, he can buy one there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Purpeltendire:
AmazonWireless and Newegg's Cell Phone section both have the 32GB Verizon Nexus right now, for $30.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sm973:
Well I feel dumb now I always thought the gsm version was 32gb man some one slap me lol sorry everyone that was the stupidest post I've ever made .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menhaha:
haha we all make mistakes. I just wish I could somehow slap in a micro sd card into my GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Or inductive charging.

Why hasn't anyone made a case that uses the pogo pins for an inductive back?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sshede:
Sprint only sells a 32GB - and it's not the same as the verizon CDMA version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Army_Spec_Ops:
We have the 32gb on sprint :)

Sent from hell using my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
For the most part, so do we on Verizon :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Ikr. Google really didn't make good accessories for this device. Just hoping this one (N4) will have a lot of useful accessories.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Well the Nexus 4 has induction coils built-in, so it's definitely going that way.
[Nokia Lumia 920] nikzDHD:
I believe it will fail and we may see the slow death of Nokia. Android is getting stronger by the day and as much as I was tempted by a W8 phone I can't see myself leaving Android. Jellybean has bought many improvements things like Google Now and such.

The rumoured price for the L920 is high, higher than some top end Android phones!

Again we will need to see what WP8 offers because at the moment there are loads of core apps missing.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Ariozo:
I use android phones on daily basis and also from time to time my ip5. But will for sure get the 920, still looks damn sweet to me. And wp8 will be fun play around with for a change..:)

That doesn't say i not gona get the new nexus, htc, lg tho... but that is just android so not mutch new that will make me drool.

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[Nokia Lumia 920] Tuffcheez:
I gave up waiting. I am disappointed with Nokia. In the end l went with the GN2 which has made me a very happy chappy!
[Nokia Lumia 920] liqn7:
+1

I have also stopped waiting and have ordered the Gnote 2 instead.

Aside from the build quality, camera, there really isn't anything that special the 920.

Windows Phone 8 is the same as WP7, with the new features being Microsoft merely playing catchup to Android- eg yay we now have NFC, microsd cards, drag and drop...Android has had this since the start...

More importantly, there is no app ecosystem with Windows phone and IF this is going to change (it probably will eventually), its going to take at least 12 months, in which time I'll reassess the latest Nokia flagship then.

For example, medical apps are pretty much non existent on WP with no plans from any of the big players to branch out into a market which has <4% market share. Even if this doubles in the next 12 months...8% is not a huge reason for devs to work on the platform.

Imo its too little too late from Microsoft...they're barely competing on quality with android and they're definitely not competing on price (which they could but won't)..so what's left?

In the meantime I will surely love my Gnote2 and reassess everything in 12 months :)

This Forbes article sums up WP8 really well: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspe...-microsoft-windows-phone-8-is-not-a-surprise/
[Nokia Lumia 920] Tuffcheez:
The GN2 won't disappoint you.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Talderon:
I don't get it. How is the Lumia losing due to delays? The WP8 OS isn't even released yet (as in officially announced as released). Wasn't intended to be released until the PC OS was released (which was yesterday) and the announcement for WP8 is Monday.

Now, Lumia is not being released by AT&T until November 11th. I don't see how this is really founded. :(

The price point rumored will be $149 for upgrade so I think that is a VERY affordable price.

Maybe it's just me...
[Nokia Lumia 920] liqn7:
It was announced in September with no firm price or pre order date still (talking about outright for non US).

Outright price is rumoured to be $700 which is greater than the Gn2.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Talderon:
Yeah, it was announced back then. Windows 8 was announced long before that. Nokia may have been a little early on announcement, but to say that it has been plagued with delays in pretty unfounded as no firm dates were announced until the Windows 8 release date was announced. None of those dates slipped.

As for the outright price point, no firm announcements, but the HTC 8X is coming in at $599, so I would imagine it would be around there or a little higher.
[Nokia Lumia 920] ItsHumf:
I prefer this over the GN2, simply because I'm starting to get bored of android, but the 920 is a beautiful device anyway. Can't wait and the delays don't really bother me if I'm honest.
[Nokia Lumia 920] liqn7:
Dont get me wrong, I love the phone too and think the hardware is absolutely gorgeous :)

However, I can't bring myself to use a platform which is so underwhelming and unsupported by the developer community.

From someone which has direct access to the sdk- Wp8 is going to be the same as wp7 with catch up features to Android (eg micro sd support) + skydrive sync + kids corner + rooms. Nothing special.

As someone who was completely underwhelmed by Wp7, this along with the lack of apps isn't enough to get me to jump to Wp8 despite my boredom with android as well.

In 12 months the platform will hopefully mature more, at which point I'll take a look at the Nokia 930 or whatever second gen phone it brings out then.
[Nokia Lumia 920] ratchetjaw:
I am still getting it. Actually got in on the pre-order with best buy for 599 retail. Loved my Note but shelved it and returnded my ip5 and sold my gs3 for the Lumia 900 and happy. The 920 will be the tits
[Nokia Lumia 920] nikzDHD:
A smart person will wait a few months and see how the platform develops. I'd love to get one on release day probably get one sim free off Amazon with returns period of 30 days then see how the platform does actually develop.
[Nokia Lumia 920] ratchetjaw:
Maybe if your coming from Android or IOS that may be the case. If you have a windows phone already its a no brainer. Windows 8 is fantastic I think so I see wp8 doing well. Won't knock of Android or IOS but Blackberry is in deep trouble.
[Nokia Lumia 920] liqn7:
+1 I'd buy the phone in an instant if it ran android.

Nokia would easily usurp HTC and its uninspiring designs if it was in the Android game. Samsung has gotten so far ahead now that IMO only Nokia can be a true rival.

Of course they need to get on board Android first...which I can't see happening with Elop at the helm.
[Nokia Lumia 920] luv4treat:
i cant hang on more

nokia u r failing the customers satisfaction. if u cant provide the 920, why launching it this early? i may buy optimus G.huh..!!
[Nokia Lumia 920] katamari201:
Omg the nexus 4 is only $299 for 8gb version!

Omg the nexus 4 is only $299 for 8gb version!

Omg the nexus 4 is only $299 for 8gb version!
[Nokia Lumia 920] Hardcore73:
I am selling my Galaxy Note 2 that I have had for a couple weeks (international version) to get the Lumia 920. I have owned just about every phone in the AT&T lineup and am bored with both the iphones and androids. Time to mix it up.

I currently have a Microsoft Surface, Lenovo Yoga 13, and a Samsung Ativ 500t on order to play around with the latest products for Windows. Exciting time for us geeks for sure.
[Nokia Lumia 920] katamari201:
Once I hit the lottery, or rob a bank, I'll join you! Or find Obama's secret college transcripts and give it to Trump!
[Nokia Lumia 920] tissotti:
I'm certainly getting Lumia 920. I just love the looks and i have been really impressed by the UI fluidness. Now with some essential changes like the W8 kernel that makes room for proper memory management, multitasking and native code that should help A LOT with games i'm jumping right in.

Seems like UK and France are getting Lumia 920 today. Might need to wait week or two for Germany.
[Nokia Lumia 920] george232:
I must admit, the incredibly low price of the Nexus 4 made me think of giving Android another chance...google did a good job of stealing MS' thunder. The Lumia is a great package, but they have to launch it for a competitive price asap if they want to stand a chance...
[Nokia Lumia 920] lumpaywk:
By the looks of things they don't care for value. In the UK at least its only on EE (extortion extreme). If they don't get it on decent plans then im jumping ship for a one x+.
[Nokia Lumia 920] liqn7:
Massive marketing fail here in Australia.

No firm date set and its priced at double the Nexus 4 ($800 vs $400)...

I know what I'm not going to be getting...
[Nokia Lumia 920] george232:
That's ridiculous, Nokia as Microsoft's major manufacturer has to go all-in to gain some market share, exclusive deals like this and exorbitant pricing will only bring them closer to bankruptcy.
[Nokia Lumia 920] katamari201:
Oh great another phone I feel like I've wasted my time following so closely. I was looking forward to the camera but sofar, all the pics from users and review sites have been no better than a slightly tweaked and more saturated Lumia 900, which is kind of the bottom of the barrel on the high-end. Same blurry mess with no sharpness or detail. The Nexus 4 has a BETTER camera at half the price, 50g less weight, AND a bigger screen and battery. Even the touted night shots aren't shaping up to be much. It's no better than BSI cameras in the One X and Galaxy S III or iPhone 4S/5 except brighter and way too saturated. Brighter doesn't mean better, since it just looks like a smear of light. The only thing that still seems intact is the OIS smoothness in video. It's nice to have but can also feel a bit strange and nauseous. I can take it or leave it.

Now I'm hearing lots of defects and manufacturing problems. It's a very limited Canadian release from what I've heard, one or two units per store, so the ratio of failures already seems to be too high. Now it's making me remember how some of the Lumia 900s at my local AT&T store had a lot of flex around and between the buttons on the right side.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Talderon:
For those here in the US that are looking at a 920, it appears that November 11th is the anticipated launch date for AT&T according to various sources (including my own inside AT&T Wireless Corporate (I used to work for the corporate offices)). The price is looking to be $149 with 2 year contract, $599 without contract.

Of course, until an official announcement is made, there is no telling, really, anything concrete, but I have faith these will be close, if not spot on.

Everyone (at least they should) knows that the 9xx series of the Lumia Windows Phone 8 devices are exclusive to AT&T for 6 months after launch.

Things to keep in mind when looking at buying this phone.

During the time of this exclusive period, it will be near impossible to get AT&T to SIM Unlock your phones, this is the way they are, no use fighting. They do this with all exclusive phones and a lot of their "flagship" phones as well.

Unless you buy and international/factory unlocked phone, getting an Unlock Code will take a little longer.

Even buying this phone outright from AT&T does not mean they will unlock it for you.
[Nokia Lumia 920] zolgi:
Best deal 480€ here in Finland. Pre-orders all sold out.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Ariozo:
Here the 920 will be around 643 Eur but even if some folks say bad on camera and so on it is easy worth it for a new nice toy...

Ofc. Nexus4 is a nice device and will be getting that one soon, but in the end it is just old Android with some new hardware and screens. So for me i think/hope the 920 will be nice and fresh..:)

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[Nokia Lumia 920] Venekor:
The Nexus 4 is great but only 16gb storage and no micro sd....... na.
[Nokia Lumia 920] katamari201:
It's pretty lame how so many people are calling the UI in WP fresh and different, when I've been seeing it for two years now since WP7. It hasn't changed at all, and you can see all of it in literally five minutes. Some review sites that reviewed WP7 phones when they first came out, and then WP7.5 Mango phones after that, somehow contracted amnesia and now think WP8 is "fresh". It' people actually took to the design and aesthetic the first time around, there wouldn't even be a discussion about this. Microsoft has really failed to innovate in this front from what they already had two years ago.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Ariozo:
Hehe, depend on what you mean by fresh...

Got billions of android devices and still keep getting the new ones and iPhone is a nice device but myself not like ios to much. So for me that did skip wp before it is little fresh...

But ofc. if you use wp 7.5 today it might not be that"fresh", but as for myself i don't think android when they give out a new ver. feels so new and fresh either.

Will for sure give the 920 a try and we will see how it will do, and the things i have look/read about 920 looks nice for my use.

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[Nokia Lumia 920] humble_jo:
patience is a virtue indeed.

I have to admit that the boy in me is eagerly waiting to have the new toy, but I have the opportunity to play with a lot of other phones, whether it is an iPhone or an Android.

Useless to do a word fight about what is the ‘best’ phone on the market, because nowadays your gadget gets outdated after 6-9 months.

Everybody has to decide which is the best for their personal needs, and as a corporate user (work and private MS Exchange accounts) with Google, Hotmail, Yahoo all combined and colour coded in Calendar and Contacts is a perfect tool for me. Nokia has it’s offline Drive+ which shows me to my hotel, wherever I am in the world, and the business docs (editable docs or spreadsheets) and illustrations (taken with Nokia’s 920 camera) are neatly accessible through Skydrive or Sharepoint.

If I want to fool around with the 200k+ applets from Apple or Android, I use my wife’s iPhone or our Samsun Galaxy Tablet. For no-nonsense productive use, I’ll stick to ‘boring’ Windows Phone 8 OS.

My five cents

jo
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
AMEN!
[Nokia Lumia 920] Nocturnal310:
well i am coming back from world of blackberry...so for me, i ve gotten used to few apps.

what i need are few core functional apps that work extremely well for someone living in city....Drive+, City Lens all came useful when i was lost and couldnt find ATM.

the smart shoot helped me to check out my golf swing. as it takes multiple shots and i can flick through it.

so as long as nokia commits to develop good useful apps, the company can manage to pull through slow release of 3rd party branded apps such as instagram etc which have more of novelty than practical use.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Solarenemy68:
You are missing the meaning of fresh in this context. What they mean is it is fresh from the norm of everybody and their mothers having an iPhone or an Android. Face it, Android has changed little even with ICS and Jelly bean. Same with iPhone and IOS. Very little change and now on the 5th generation. You might see it as old since you have been exposed to it for some time. But for those whom only know Android or IOS, WP8 is a fresh new experience and a nice one at that I might add.
[Nokia Lumia 920] yusssi:
EXACTLY! I have spent a bunch of money that I did not have on all sorts of gadgets from apple, then android and never wanted to even consider windows! now that I have become bored, I cant wait to have this 920 on my hands!!!

Looking forward to a more simplistic but useful FRESH ui! :laugh:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] cain308:
ok i had orthous 5 on my skyrocket, then i upgraded to 6 just now. dont see any difference except i lost the facial recognition in the security feature. is it just not in there anymore or do i need to reinstall
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sly-tendencies:
There is already a well active Orthus discussion thread. Please go there and ask questions rather than starting a new thread.

Stock ICS on my S3 :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] bps119:
Well, I just checked and it works just fine on my rocket running 6.

Sly is right though, you'll prolly get more help over in the Orthus thread...Also, if you spelled it correctly. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] cain308:
well i do appreciate your input on the matter, but the orthus thread i was looking at in the rom section said the thread was closed,so thats why i started a new thread. thanks for your help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sly-tendencies:
There lies your problem. Look for the Orthus thread in general started by garydv2002. Usually Gary or mindmajick can help you with any problems you run into. As long as you don't start bashing the dev or rom for one small issue, you'll find an answer to your problem in no time.

Stock ICS on my S3 :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] broncogr:
Thread closed.

Use the thread in General please as has been recommended
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] d3adbroke:
I've been using android phones since the g1 and I was always able to force 2g in setting on cyanogen but since I got my gnote set up I can't force it to 2g ibjave tryed different ics and jb roms but no luck it will just go dark for a min then nothing and stay on 4g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] d3adbroke:
Anyone
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
The modem is restricted so you can't change the bands. It's set to switch to the best signal.

The idea of using 2G to save battery consumption is a wives tale. There isn't any difference anymore.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] AndroidVageta:
I would hope that's the only reason to want to switch to 2G!

But yeah, with current technology 3G/4G is no longer a battery killer like it once was. Especially on our state of the art awesome Galaxy Notes! :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] blazin6969:
I do not agree with this entirely, because at college I only get 2g all the time! ANd my battery never gets below 75% when I am home it bounces from 3g/4g and even sometimes to 2g I live in a weird area lol...And my battery gets down to 30-35% when I am home doing the same things.....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
The modem in the phone is on or off, and it doesn't downshift if it has to run on a lower band. It's like a light bulb -- on or off.

Don't take my word for it, google the topic and you can read what the engineers say.

You can't do the same things with 2G and 4G networks (at least not without pulling your hair out).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Melodycd:
I must disagree with you, 2G and 4G switch is available in international GNote. So there is a way to swtch it. And if i am in zone of low 3/4G signal zone, it always switch to 2-3-4 G, so it also make the battery drain faster. In HOX AT&T there is a command you can dial some code and get into menu for switching Bands. There should be somthing like this in Note also.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
There is a dial code for this modem but it is a restricted menu. You can't make a selection on it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mannc7:
*#2263#

Option 3

Option 1, 4 or 5
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] d3adbroke:
Tryed that but got this:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sholsten:
There is a selection to use only 2G networks on my note. Its on the 2nd page of the mobile settings.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] gregsarg:
RAT restriced device...

No manual switch feature exists for the ATT note....

It's a network restriction, and can't be disabled...g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sholsten:
I have the option on my Note to force it to 2G
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] d3adbroke:
Yeah I have the option but try to hit it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sholsten:
Ok. I see now what your talking about. I wish I'd tried it. It doesn't do diddly squat.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] d3adbroke:
Yeah i have gave up on it doesn't look like there is a way
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
To get the option, you would need Samsung modem software and be able to edit the file and unrestrict the band selector. That is something that has never been leaked, unfortunately.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mannc7:
ranger captain is right, so...

this is what I did:

root

flash T-Mobile modem

*#2263#...

not sure if you are using att straight talk though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
That's actually a solution for this OP who wants 2G on Straight Talk network. If he follows your instructions, because of the hardware, all he will be able to get is EDGE connection for data.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LaytonxGyakuten:
So here's what happened,

I have a Samsung 8 gb microSDHC that I used on a previous android phone.

I didnt format it for my samsung galaxy s2 t989, i just deleted my old files and put some new files in it.

The galaxy s2 read it fine and it gave my no problems for a day.

The next day I noticed that when I take it out and put the microSDHC back in again, it keeps saying me that its safe to remove, basically, its not reading the card. So i put it on an adapter and plug it into my computer. When i try to access it from my computer, it tells me it needs to be formatted. So I used the windows formatter (i did a fat32 format), but right before it finishes formatting, it gave an error saying it cant be formatted.

So here's the big problem for me, now the computer cant read my microSDHC from my adapter, and my galaxy t989 doesnt recognize the microSDHC when I insert it (when I do, nothing comes up, as opposed to before when it would just tell me that its safe to remove).

I posted it before on a different subforum but couldnt get a straight answer. I'm hoping anyone here could know whats going on, since we all are T989 users. They suggested that I use a partitioning program for it, or fix the MBR, but the thing is, I cant partition it because the program doesn't pick up my reader. Although "My Computer" can see the reader, it cant access my microSD, it just says that theres zero space in it. I tried it with ubuntu and its the same problem, although this time it doesnt see my reader, probably because it doesnt pick up the microSD

What could be the problem? Thank you for your time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] android88:
That also happened to me a couple of days ago. Nothing at all would read the card. I put my microSD into a Blackberry to see if the microSD slot was broken on my S2, or if it was the microSD itself. When I put it in the Blackberry, it asked me if I wanted to format it. I hit yes, and now my microSD is working now. If you have a Blackberry lying around, put your microSD in it and see if it asks to format it. It worked for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LaytonxGyakuten:
Thanks for the tip, I put it in a blackberry curve but it says it cannot access it because of a fatal error =[