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[Nexus 4 General] mk92595:
8gb is all I need. I have a 32gb nexus 7 for all my data.
[Nexus 4 General] XxStatiX:
EIGHTT
[Nexus 4 General] dowlinr:
I could probably get away with an 8gb but got a 16gb just in case
[Nexus 4 General] Ballin5:
Just 16 gigs is fine for me. I'm currently using 5gigs. On my old iphone I had 32gigs and I don't even think I got closer to that amount of memory used.
[Nexus 4 General] Jaytronics:
I have decided that my previous post a long while ago is null and void. The storage medium I want is my brain. The human brain is an unlimited data center. If I could some how connect it to my devices to store my files. That would be perfect for me. I take my brain every where I go. Though that may be debatable at times. But, very useful. I have a hole saw and a ton of wire. Now to find that extra micro USB cable. And I'll be good to go.
[Nexus 4 General] PlanBSTi:
Lol, thanks for the laughs
[Nexus 4 General] lokenok:
32gbs
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I am having issues getting my AT&T Galaxy S3 with CM 10 to connect to my PC so I can view it in Windows Explorer. Here is what I have tried doing:

Tried three different cables that worked previously

Tried different PC/laptops with the same OS, Win7 64bit

Re-install Samsung drivers

Clean flash CM10

Restore back to stock TW

Did a battery pull

I am just at a loss on what to do to get it to work. My computers don't see the phone in Device Manager, but will charge the phone. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Should I contact AT&T or Samsung to get a replacement?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] bigdog_nick:
Holy ****. This just started happening to me too. Tried everything!

I'm on tasks aokp with w7. I also tried my sisters mac and my homies windows 7 computer. Nothing works. Tried different cables as well. :( all it does is it charges!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Same here. I've been posting my issue on the CM10 thread but none of the suggestions have worked.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
Try uninstalling the drivers and let Windows Update locate drivers for you...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
No go. I uninstalled Kies and the Samsung drivers, rebooted my PC and then plugged my phone back in when it came back up and nothing happened.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
What ROM are you running?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Your not serious are you? The ROM I'm running is in the title of my thread and original post, Cyanogen Mod 10.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
Yes I am serious, and I'm sorry for not catching that, this is not the only thread I follow and help in... Talk to me like that again, you can wait on the next guy to help... Are all of the users in this thread having this issue also running CM10?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I've seen a few others in the CM10 thread saying the same thing. The second poster here said he is having the issue to but on AOKP, which is built off of CM10. I just wonder if it's the port on the phone? I went back to stock to try it yesterday and still have the issue, so it makes me think that its either the port or something on Windows 7. But I would think if it was the port, then it wouldn't charge.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] bigdog_nick:
I am on AOKP on 10/28 build with Tasks thread.

This issue wasn't there last time i checked about 4 or 5 builds ago (since i don't plug my phone in that often).

I'm about to install Windows 8 on my computer, lets see what that does xD
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I don't plug mine in that often either, only to upload my backup of my phone to my Google Drive account, which I do weekly. Its worked on my PC before, so maybe its a hardware issue.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
I was trying to see was it a global issue with CM10, but since you're on the same build as I am, with me having no issues, I know it can fixed... No need to install Windows 8...

Try this:

Uninstall all Drivers, and Kies if installed

Reboot

Install these drivers

Reboot

Place your phone into Download Mode and open ODIN

Hook up

See if at least those drivers will install

If they do, unhook your phone, boot it up normally, and hook it back up

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Check my post above to see will at least ODIN force install drivers and see the phone...

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Also try a different USB port for those steps, and make sure it's the stock cable... Saw it mentioned it was, but I don't know if it was you that said it was...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
When I put the phone in Download mode, Windows see's it, and installed its Drivers. I unhooked it, rebooted my phone, waited until it was done, plugged it in and I get nothing. Odin doesn't see it but does in Download mode. Any ideas?

Device Manager see's the phone in Download mode.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
Starting to run out of them... Enable USB Debugging, and hook back up... Does the Device Manager at lest show drivers with a ? mark by them?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
No it doesn't. I am making a nandroid backup right now. I think I am gonna Odin flash it back to stock/unroot and see if it will work there. Then if it does I will root again and clean flash CM10 and not restore my data.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
If you're going to go to stock, you can use the prerooted image, save you a few steps...

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I remember from the Cappy days, there were driver cleaning scripts... I wonder do I have one laying around from then... long time ago though, so I doubted...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I'll try the method I know and report back. Maybe this afternoon before I do.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Well I am back on full stock after Odin force install and still my PC doesn't see my phone. I proceeded to put my phone into Download mode from stock and my PC installs the drivers because it can see my phone. I am officially stumped.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
As am I... Multiple PC's and using the stock cable?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I've tried different cables and PC's but I am at work right now. I will leave it on stock until I get home and I'll try it on my desktop and laptop with the official cable. I'm doing a chat with Samsung support to see what they say right now.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
The chat person said to try the original cable. So I'll do that tonight.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
Waste of a chat...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Ya that's what I am thinking. I saved the chat ID so I can use it after I try the original cable.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Like I knew the original factory cable doesn't make a difference.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ManOnTheMoon:
ever since i got my phone the first week, i never was able to connect it to my brand new iMac. It really did anger me. But i realized well i think i gotta start moving to the cloud now. Ever since then i managed not being able to connect my phone. Literally 5 minutes i go i figured hey ill connect to it. aint got nothing to lost. to my amazement it works PERFECTLY NOW!!! Finally i can take advantage of my 64gb class 10 sd card. I have been flashing cm10 nightlies ever since august and am using Imoysens Leankernel. I have the d2att and ya. I have the newest mountain lion update for mac and i also have parallels with WIN8 and ubuntu on different partions. I do not have parallels running as well. THHIS HAS BEEN the happiest moment since cm10 released for me lol.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
After wasting a good hour or so with the chat people, they wanted me to send in my phone for them to look over and be without for almost two weeks. Guess I'll be going to the AT&T store on my lunch hour and see what they can do.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
it does make a difference... only use the stock cable... even if others work... it's safer... some people have had failed flashes and only the stock cable the flash would pass...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
I don't think it does, micro usb cables are all the same, just like cheap HDMI cables are no different than overpriced Monster HDMI cables.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] thacounty:
That's not true, Monster cables are magical. I am only kidding as you can see, but I have a Monster 1000 life cable that failed on me after 6 months, never had a cheap cable fail. Not one. So I guess they are different haha.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
Just read some old threads and see how only the stock cable worked...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
So I think I just fixed my issue. I used Odin to flash back to clean stock. Got some of my stuff back on it, tried plugging it in and no go. I then found a different version of Odin and downloaded the stock ICS with TW again. Flashed it with Odin a second time, and VIOLA its working. My PC sees my phone now. So I don't know if I want to flash back to CM10. I may do a clean flash instead of doing a restore.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] AtoZ0to9:
You should be able to just connect and flash whatever you want... if you can't do that then something is still not right...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Ya I'm gonna try in a little bit. Gonna do one step at a time and take it easy and test the connection each time.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mmurphmsu:
Well I figured out my problem. It was an app I had installed, Triangle Away. I uninstalled it and rebooted and then I had my USB connection back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pooblej:
Is this the solution to our WIFI problems ... http://www.spectec.com.tw/sdw-825.html

I wonder if there is a driver available to enable us to use this card inplace of the built in WIFI card...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ratman6161:
You would have to really want it badly as it costs $175 on Amazon. And of course you would want someone to verify it would work before buying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pooblej:
or £19 via ebay...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pyraxiate:
This will not work with our tablet per ASUS specs on their website. Per their specs, we have a MicroSD card slot. That card requires an SDIO slot ( Micro format ) which is a different type of device. SDIO enables Input / Output functions of devices like cameras / wifi cards / ect. It was the precursor of having USB host slots integrated onto a device.

Here is a bit of reading on the subject :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pooblej:
Thanks for the quick reply - shame
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pyraxiate:
No problem. I agree it is a shame. As soon as I get some time to play around, i have a few hardware related mods im going to test in reference to gps and wifi.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
I know everybody is excited about the Nexus 4 and I'd definitely buy it if I didn't already have a phone, but I'll be sticking with my Galaxy Nexus until at least next year. Why?

1) The Nexus 4 price is enticing, but this is also a precedent set by Google to do this with all of their Nexus phones from now on. I don't feel like I'm missing out on a one time deal. I fully expect Google to roll out another model for the same or similar price next year.

2) I bought my Galaxy Nexus at $349 months ago. I have no buyers remorse at all.

3) The processor/ram on the Galaxy Nexus is sufficient for my needs. I don't play any games so I don't feel the need for more speed.

4) The Nexus 4 is coming out with Android 4.2. I'd rather buy a handset that comes with Android 5.0 since it would have whatever hardware features that debut along with Android 5.0's featureset and that is likely coming by this time next year.

5) I'm not too keen on having a phone with a glass back. Reminds me of looking at the iPhone 4 and dreading how it might break. I'd rather just avoid any issues Nexus 4 users may have with a glass back.

6) Motorola Mobility was bought by Google and it will take months before we start seeing the results of that, just in time for the next Nexus. Motorola's radios + Motorola build quality + Google user-focused design + stock Android = a perfect and likely device for 2013.

7) People are crying their eyes out about the Nexus 4 not having LTE, and while I don't care about LTE myself right now since its not even a standard nationwide much less worldwide, I'd say that in a years time, carriers will be further along with deploying and standardizing LTE and manufacturers will have cheaper, more standard hardware out thus it will be a lot more likely for Google to roll out their LTE-standard Nexus phone in 2013, just in time for my next phone purchase.

8) I don't think quad-core phones are ready for prime-time just yet. Many of the reviews for quad-core phone indicate that they're not as beneficial over a dual-core chipset as people would think just yet. I'd like to get a quad-core chipset that is more mature, power-efficient, and powerful and the 2013 Nexus seems like a good time to expect such a thing.

9) I have my Galaxy Nexus rooted and running Minco with the latest Franco.Kernel. All of the issues with the screen and sound have been fixed with their optimizations, features, and patches. I get battery life that is good enough for me with it, and my phone just gets smoother and smoother every month using that combination. The Minco devs say they will continue to support the Galaxy Nexus for at least another year, so having my phone continue to improve with Android 4.2 and 4.3.X in the coming months will tide me over just fine.

That's my rationale and I'm sticking to it. Anybody agree? Anybody sticking with the Galaxy Nexus for other reasons?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
My list is much shorter:

1.) VZW
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M_Shaaban:
I'm sticking with my Galaxy Nexus for the exact same reasons ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidkid311:
Nice points.in happy with my nexus and I'm just going to use the money to get a nexus 7 lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
Time to dump that crappy company as soon as your contract runs out and go with the freedom of GSM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAreKyleW00t:
I agree with this 100%. This is pretty much exactly what my reasons are.

The only things I really like in the Nexus 4 are:

- Gorilla Glass 2

- IPS panel screen

Other than that I think it's a waste of money IMO. Not to mention 8GB is ridiculous now... I laugh at that since my Droid X2 came with 8GB (and at least has an External SD). The amount of "power" their putting in this is totally unnecessary... Unless your playing a game like GTA then I doubt you'll ever even use all 4 of those cores (I don't even know what 2GB of RAM would even be used for because that ridiculous).

It's a nice toy, but definitely not something I would jump on. If I didn't have my GNex now and I were buying a new phone, then sure, I'd probably choose the Nexus 4 - but I'd definitely go with the 16GB upgrade. (Also, I bought my GNex for $50 about a week or two ago. I have no regrets at all)

EDIT:

Why does everyone have issues with Verizon anyways...? I don't see anything wrong with them or see any benefit of going GSM. Anyone care to enlighten me on the subject? >.>
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
Yeah, those are the only things I care about too. IPS is enticing but you gave me an idea for my 9th point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
generally you can get cheaper service with a GSM provider. there is also a higher resell market since you can use the phone on any GSM provider.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
Expensive? Yes. Crappy? Definitely not. I would love to go get a $50/mo prepaid no contract GSM plan, I actually would if I could. But the fact is in my area the GSM carriers have overall poor reception, and extremely poor to no reception at my home and work. So the "freedom of gsm" to me just means my phone will never work because it doesn't have service. So until I can get actual reception and data from GSM networks, I have to refer back to my list:

1.)VZW
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAreKyleW00t:
I figured as much, but that seems more beneficial if you were the only user in your phone plan. I got that family plan. ;P Plus, I get great coverage where I am. I'm always connected to 4G wherever I go. I'm pretty satisfied with Verizon... they've never let me down so far. Whenever I've had an issue with a phone they take it back and give me a new one - no questions asks.

I'm sure there's probably A LOT more details about the differences between the two, but it does seem like everyone hates Verizon. xD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
well.. people hate verizon cause they muck with the phones, delay updates, and generally just say "screw you phone" after 6 months

even with me having a family plan with 4 phones, it was cheaper to switch to prepaid plans. i'm currently on straight talk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] J-Hop2o6:
1.) Of course you can expect one every year with an attractive price now. That's just how Google rolls now.

2.) Same here (2 months ago), and no buyers remorse also. Still getting the N4 because of the attractive price and the processor murders the mediocre OMAP4460 inside the GNex..

3.) The SoC & RAM is NOT efficient for my needs in the GNex. I'm always low on RAM (below 100MB after use, w/o even playing games!). And the SoC doesn't have enough oomp. So can't wait for some S4PRO PAWAH!! lol

4.) Sounds good also, but the S4Pro will run KLP/(5.0?) just fine.

5.) The glass back is a non-issue. Most will put a slim case anyways for protection like I did with my current GNex. Plus it gave me a better grip. Since my carrier Tmo is an exclusive carrier for the N4, I can use Tmo's insurance to replace the N4 if something happens to it. Couldn't do the with my GNex :(

6.) Meh on Moto devices. Every one I've seen had crappy performance and crappy screens. HTC or Samsung FTW.

7.) LTE isn't a dealbreaker for me RIGHT NOW since Tmo has DC HSPA+42 which gets an average of 12-20mbps in my area (tested with my GF HTC One S). My GNex with SC HSPA+21 gets 3-7mbps average :( .. Tmo will have LTE Advance in 2013, and I will get the next Nexus (N5?) should have an LTE radio. So the N4 will be fine for the time being.

8.) Where do you get the the QC thats inside the N4 is not efficient? It's using 28nm+Krait core (Cortex A15 class) which is even better than pre-2012 SoC's using DC+40/45nm+Cortex A9. So the SoC inside the N4 is perfectly fine right now and is future-proofed for a good amount of time.

9.) :good:

LOL

Verizon has a massive network, I can't deny that, but it uses CDMA which has some negative. But other than the tech that Verizon uses, the guy above answered a few things negative about Verizon so I won't repeat it, so i'll just write negatives about CDMA.

GSM/HSPA+/LTE>>>CDMA/LTE .. CDMA is crap because:

1.) its not global

2.) No Sim cards (not sure if the CDMA/LTE versions acts the same as G/H+/LTE version where you can pop in your sim card in any compatible phone and it'll work).

And 3.) No simultaneous Talk+Data (No downloading large files/updating apps while a phone call comes in, but I believe LTE fixes that if you have it in your area).

So yea, can't wait for CDMA to be phased out by LTE. GSM will start the phase out starting 2015/16.So HSPA+ & LTE FTW! :cool:

As for your original post about the N4, lol, its 8 & 16GB, but hopefully a 32GB version is in the near future. I'm always left with 1GB in my GNex :crying: And 2GB of RAM is great! I'm always around or be 100MB, so 1GB is NOT enough. The SoC inside the N4 is highly need and is a huge upgrade from this crap SoC inside the GNex. With the S4PRO it will allow me to punch threw anything with no worries about slowdowns :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
1) true

2) there are sim cards, and if you pop a sim card into a compatible phone, it works fine

3) talk and data works fine if you're a LTE area OR have a phone that has a SVDO radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Atomix86:
Point 4 is very good. I however am keeping my Nexus simply because its perfect for my needs and will receive all the latest software updates direct from Google for at least another year. The only time I may change is if the HTC One X5 turns out to be true ;)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
GNex is still a great device and relevant, not to mention I'm stuck in a Verizon contract. Looking forward to the next Nexus phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] woody296:
It will end up being about $100 for me after selling my galaxy nexus. I was stunned when i heard the price, i expected it to be much higher. As far as the glass back i think a nice case takes care of that problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blinde:
There's pretty much no reason to stick with Gnex, unless you really like the way it looks or prefer samsung. Nexus 4 beats it almost every way.

Nexus 4 all the way. Can't wait.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dubyajaysmith:
I am sticking ... and that was before I found out about not having LTE. I still have unlimited and use 4G quite a bit. Plus I just love the GN - front and design over all, though I painted the battery door. The only thing that sounds nice is the wireless powering without any extras and I'm sure the screen is beautiful. Not quite enough to push me. I'll certainly get the next Nexus as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAreKyleW00t:
1. I don't travel around the world so I don't think that matters to me.

2. You can swap out Sim cards.

3. I've never had issues with apps updating or whatever while in a phone call.

Not to mention I'm not the guy in charge of my contract/plan. >.>

I dunno, I've never had issues with Verizon. I'll do some research later on. This is getting off-topic so ill stop this now. :x

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thas5:
I'll be sticking with the Galaxy Nexus as well. I still have 2 years left on my contract which is a drag, but that's not the only reason. As of right now, it gets the job done well. It runs smoothly & it can take the games I throw at it. When I get my next phone, I don't want it to be a minor jump from my current one & that's what the Nexus 4 feels like to me. I'm not disputing the power increase, but I'm just saying that I won't use it to it's full potential. I'll wait to see if there's a phone that packs more new hardware features than just power.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2k12:
Hey Yall. Thanks for the tremendous help last time on getting my phone up and running with CM9.

I finally decided to go with the latest CM10 nightly build and apparently bricked my device. I thought I was following the correct procedure... Went to CW Restore and made a back up, also backed up all my SD card onto computer. Then ran the cm10 zip from recovery mode, and it froze on the "Checking blm/mtd" or whatever... Wouldnt do anything so I removed the battery. Now it starts booting up for like .5 seconds and I can see a dead android guy then the phone just keeps rebooting thru this....

Any pointers? Is she a gonner?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tazfanatic:
Make sure you have a blackberry cable and follow these instructions

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1052813
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2k12:
After I do this, can I install CM10 without the hang up? OR is CM10 not really worth it in comparison the the stable cm9?

Also, is there anything I did wrong or missed/forgot when trying to install the CM 10 zip?