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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] bogdan99999:
Hello averyone, can you help me a little?

I searched all over and I couldn't find google chrome for galaxy mini plus and android 4.0 or 4.1 for the same phone. Does them exists?

Tanks for answering me.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
Android 4.0/4.1 doesn't exist for Galaxy Mini Plus (at least here at XDA)

For Google Chrome browser to work, the device needs Android 4.0 + ARMv7 processor.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] bogdan99999:
Yes but some roms that contain android 4.0 4.1 exists ( like jellyblast), but that rom have a huge but: it do loop restart sometimes and I dont know why ( at least at my phone). Some other roms like that one dont exist? (cyanogenmod or something?)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
I guess, its just a themed version of Jellybean, and not real JellyBean OS.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] bogdan99999:
Hmm, there says it it 4.1 version of android, but stil, does exists other kind of roms like this?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
Android version could be tweaked and changed.

And, regarding other custom ROMs available for Galaxy Mini Plus, search the Development section. If there is any more, it will be there.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
You give us Tank if we answer you ? :D ?

:D

OK, help you here.

1. NO SUCH Android 4.0.x or 4.1.x for Mini / Pop Plus. Jellyblast Dev using build.prop editing trick to change Android version, you can even change it into Android 10000.0000 if you want.

2. Google Chrome ? Even if you have a 99999 Mhz Processor but with armv6 Processor you will get a laugh from Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] bogdan99999:
I think it was a modded version of MX Browser that looks like Chrome. But it is not friendly with RAM's.
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2001400ex:
On my og droid I could change my boot animation easily, but couldn't on my tbolt. Does anyone have a link to a write up on the razr hd? I assume we can do it without root like the og droid?

Please let me know.

Thanks
[Nokia Lumia 920] crawlgsx:
I currently have both. I sold my GS3 when I picked up the Lumia 920 fully knowing I was going to order a Nexus 4. My plan was to compare the 2 and decide which one I wanted to keep. I am in a bit of a struggle there. Would love input from others that Have/had both.

My opinions:

Lumia 920

Pros:

Screen - Much more vivid and bright, but not overly saturated like that of GS3 etc... Also SEEMS bigger due to on screen buttons of Nexus 4

Battery life - I wasn't even coming close to using up the battery in a day with the Lumia. WIth the Nexus I can make it through a day, but definitely not as good.

Feel - The Lumia feels very solid in your hands. The weight actually adds a good amount of feel to the phone as well, doesn't feel like a toy.

Camera - The camera on the Lumia is amazing (for a cell phone camera). Pictures are great quality and are taken with ease and fast.

OS - Windows Phone 8 is super smooth and does everything I need in a smartphone. It's newer to me, and so less boring.

Cons:

Apps - Very limited app selection. I knew this going in to WP8 and I honestly can't say it is missing anything I NEED, I guess this is more of a boredom filler thing.

No Dev - Again knew this coming in, and again a boredom filler more than anything

Nexus 4

Pros:

Dev - Not quite yet, but will have loads of custom tweaks/roms/etc to play with

App Selection - Not nearly as much as iOS but certainly more than WP8.

Call quality - I find the Nexus 4 to have AMAZING call quality (when it has a good signal)

OS - 4.2 on this phone is SUPER quick. No lag to speak of (for a change), but I do have to say I find Android kind of stale and old to me.

Cons:

Build Quality: While overall quality is great, phone feels solid, super light (debatable if that is a plus or not, I don't necessarily care for the toy feel) however the Phone has something that rattles when you shake it. Their is a constant buzz from the earpiece (can't be heard in call). The back is SUPER slippery, will slide off anything.

Signal - Overall signal is lower than the last 4-5 phones i have owned (based on signal at my house). Also when holding the phone in certain ways I can physically WATCH the signal drop down, then move my hand and watch it go back up.

Screen - Screen quality is fantastic, but the colors could use some life. I am not talking super saturated AMOLED style, but these are closer to HTC Dull IMO. The screen is just as usable in the sun test though, so it is bright!

Plenty more of each I will try to add when they come to mind, just wanted to post a few of my thoughts and see if anyone else had factors to add or their opinion (Please only post your opinion if you have had both phones to compare).

This is JUST my opinion. Please do not take my opinion on either phone as FACT or offensively. If you have a different opinion please share it (respectfully) and I am all ears. I am not posting this as a flame or to say either phone is bad or better than the other, in fact that is the decision I am stuck on. Both are AMAZING phones, so again please do not take either as a phone bash.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Snaqvi91:
I've ordered a nexus 4 and I think I'll sell it when it gets here and then get a 920.
[Nokia Lumia 920] crawlgsx:
Sold my Nexus 4 about 3 minutes ago. The +'s to the Lumia in my opinion out weigh the +'s to the Nexus 4. The only real thing the Nexus 4 has over the Lumia is rom'ing/tweaking and I have just grown bored of it. I had the Nexus 4 for 4 days and used the phone maybe a total of 2 hours.

You won't be disappointed by the Lumia, amazing phone.
[Nokia Lumia 920] RakOne:
Im thinking about switching from android to WP8 what would you guys say ?

Can I read some opinions about switching or not ?:confused:
[Nokia Lumia 920] robstunner:
I returned my lumia. I was personally disappointed in day time camera quality, very buggy battery life and obnoxious vibrating motor. If you think your bored with android, just give the lumia some time lol, you'll be even more bored once the new phone phase wears off.
[Nokia Lumia 920] cirian75:
I had the 820

battery was awful and the GMail issue made me return it

Had the Nexus 4

great phone

but when the screen was on the battery was even worse than the 820

1% per minute screen on, 2% per minute if watching video.

returned.
[Nokia Lumia 920] RakOne:
OK thank you :D
[Nokia Lumia 920] cirian75:
I'd get the S3

better battery than both and is is 99% as fast as the N4
[Nokia Lumia 920] AndroidInsanity:
I had nexus 4 for a week :) !! as soon as my 920 came, after 24 hours, sold my nexus 4, I mean android is great and will always have a soft spot for the nexus 4 especially, but the 920 is just, elegant and beautiful!!
[Nokia Lumia 920] adiliyo:
i have the optimus g and an L920, i like having both, and the S4 pro is a beast SOC, i do find the lumia to still run smoother than the OG.

i love flashing and tweaking, which is why i'll probably always keep two phones on me (well, that and work) but for 95% of my daily use, wp8 is just more efficient and faster. hopefully msft can sort out their app compatibility issues and their cluster**** of xbox music, that would make wp8 just so much better.

the n4/OG did pleasantly surprise me with their build quality, i like the back cover design. the l920 though is one sexy phone in its own regard.

and as far as the GS3 and N4 are considered, the GS3 doesn't come close to the smoothness of the N4. plus pentile displays just flat out suck. and also, touchwiz is a pile of crap, not as bad as sense, but a pile of crap nonetheless.
[Nokia Lumia 920] crawlgsx:
I agree with the obnoxious vibrating motor. battery life however has been consistently awesome on my 920. Battery life on the N4 was pretty meh.

I have no doubt I will grow bored of The 920, but that is irrelevant because that will happen no matter what phone I have. I will still buy the next shiny new phone that catches my eye ;)
[Nokia Lumia 920] crawlgsx:
S3 is a fantastic phone, that is what I had before my N4and 920. It is definitely better than the N4 is many ways, pretty much all expect development/100% functional AOSP imo.
[Nokia Lumia 920] cirian75:
Only reason I still don't have my S3 is the unstable WiFi hotspot.

everything else is gravy on the S3
[Nokia Lumia 920] crawlgsx:
Couldn't agree more.
[Nokia Lumia 920] robstunner:
I'm super surprised how interested people are getting in Windows phone 8. Which is a good thing, I just think for me personally I'll wait for the app development to get a little better. No real YouTube app, can't use ad away which I really enjoy, Pandora, waze and more. Do I need them? No, it's a phone, but imho why compromise when I have all of that now. And the apps I purchase I've found a lot more expensive. I got plants vs zombies on Amazon app store for free, but on Windows phone it's 5 bucks.The biggest bummer for me was the day light time photos. Just like the over hyped 900 camera I felt duped. People are posting very impressive photos on wpcentral but that's after using custom picture settings, uploading to skydive, downloading to pc, and editing on Photoshop or the like. I just want a decent point and shoot, which my HTC one x actually provides sharper day time photos, and consistently.

Sorry for the long post, I'm bored.
[Nokia Lumia 920] AndroidInsanity:
I find it very interesting how many Android users are very curious about Windows Phone 8! I can't really say the same about iPhone users. Being a Android user for 2 years, I moved to IOS, big mistake, back to Android I went, so going to Windows phone 8 was a huge jump and risk. But it is just so nice how everything looks so tidy and near, with the ability to resize tiles and use colours.

it's almost like a mid point, you have IOS which is pretty much static, you can only move around the icons and place in folders, then you have Windows Phone 8, where you can change colours and resize the tiles, then you have Android where pretty much anything is "customizable". It just fits my life perfectly, just need to wait for more decent apps now.
[Nokia Lumia 920] robstunner:
gah, my head is spinning as my nexus 4 just shipped. I've always loved nexus devices in a very special way. The device looks amazing and dare i saw it LOOKs better than the lumia even though i don't have it in hand yet. Lack of LTE will be the major question. And being the fact i have a nexus 7, will i be bored of two AOSP devices at once.
[Nokia Lumia 920] robstunner:
Wrong post
[Nokia Lumia 920] armrob:
has the Nexus 4 for about 2 days, it would have been a great phone expect for some issues that were a no-go for me :

1. no LTE speed

2. the buzzing soud on the speaker - i really can't imagine how quality control missed that

3. still some bugs in the OS (one particular issue is while on a call, i have another call coming and the screen wont turn on so i can accept the other or even see who it is).

currently have the HTX 8X and the Lumia 920 for about 2 weeks. the only advantage i see in the 8X in the perfect size and weight, but all the extras from Nokia put the 920 way on top.
[Nokia Lumia 920] blackhove:
Have 920, 8x and nexus 4. To be honest i am not a great app person. All i need is flixster, a news reader (flipboard) and my music. My car comes with in-built navigation and maps. Yes maps!!! I find myself using the 920 more to the point wee i am selling my 8x. The nexus 4 is just for variety but the wow factor has worn out. I got the phone the first day it was released on play.

I would recommend the 920 over both devices. Just my opinion.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Snaqvi91:
Could you give us a comparison of the screens at least between the 8X and 920. Also is one handed typing hard on the 920?
[Nokia Lumia 920] gilesjuk:
Nexus 4 looks better than the 920? in your dreams. Tastes do vary though. But the straight, sharp edged design of the Nokia is better than the generic curved design of the Nexus 4.

European design is often seen as a leader, BMW, Mercedes, Braun etc. since when has LG put out anything stylish or considered to be a design classic?
[Nokia Lumia 920] robstunner:
Wait, your saying "tastes vary" however you proceed to say how European design is better?
[Nokia Lumia 920] blackhove:
The 920 has a better screen. The direct sunlight performance is second to non. However i have noted that you need to give the screen about 5-10 seconds to adjust to direct sunlight. The Nokia appears brighter and much more real.

As a side note the lumia screen scratches less than the 8x. I like to keep my phones scratch free but was disappointed with the scratches on the 8x as i had no screen protector on both.
[Nokia Lumia 920] blackhove:
One handed typing is doable. Better than the 8x. 8x provides better reach but it feels like you are not holding onto firmly due to the light weight. Also typos are more common on the 8x due to slimmer screen therefore slimmer keyboard. Its a personal thing though. 8x feels great and light in the hand but actual use isn't better than 920. I must say i bought the 8x first due to reviews that said the lumia was a tank. You get used to the size its nothing extra ordinary.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Play My:
Important note from the Play My Tone dev team

Hi Ky.,

This is the dev team of Play My Tone, an app you've downloaded and rated 1 star.

Following your feedback please take in to account that WP 7.5 & 8 OS does not allow app to edit songs from the zune library. Therefore, we put a lot of thought in finding a way around this limitation. The only solution was creation of a bypass through asking the users to upload songs they wish to edit as a ringtone to the cloud. We know this is inconvenient, but that's the best solution we could offer WP users.

In light of this fact we would greatly appreciate you reconsidering the negative rating granted to our app. We encourage you to give our app a fail go and hope you'll enjoy it.

The Play My Tone dev team
[Nokia Lumia 920] oceansaber:
Completely and TOTALLY unrelated to the post at hand.

Anyone ELSE have thoughts on the NEXUS 4 vs. Lumia 920? I've used the N4 a tad but to me it's just a nicer version of the Galaxy Nexus (phone I had prior to the 920), so I figured WP8 was a refreshing new direction for me, but since switching, WP8 stability and lack of apps are still really bugging me, and I'm really itching to switch and just grab an N4.
[Nokia Lumia 920] adiliyo:
i have both right now and they're both excellent phones. it comes down to what you want out of your phone.

need a lot of apps (especially games) and like to flash and tinker with the software? nexus 4 is hands down better in this regard.

need something that will connect to your social networks, take excellent pictures, and never slow down? 920 is excellent in this regard.

android 4.2.1 is quite polished finally, but lacks the elegance and consistent fluidity of windows phone. but they have more apps and the OS can be tweaked to do all kinds of specific things that windows phone can not do.

personally, i find having both keeps me happy longer. get bored of one, switch to the other for a bit.

generally it's android i get frustrated/bored with and go back to windows phone for a bit until there's a new ROM to flash or something.
[Nokia Lumia 920] oceansaber:
Haha that's what I would imagine myself to be if I had the resources to own both phones!! I guess I'll stick with my L920 until something bigger and better pops out from Android (possibly Key Lime Pie?) :)
[Nokia Lumia 920] barondebxl:
I came from a nexus 4, just got the Lumia 920 yesterday in red and so far I think its a fantastic phone. Here's what I think

Nexus 4 pros over the Lumia920:

Lighter, Android OS is a much more mature OS, everything from the notifications, widgets, different keyboards, more apps available ect... Love photosphere, rooted apps, kernels and roms.

Lumia 920 pros over nexus 4:

Better build quality ( check the drop tests, this thing is build like a tank and is MUCH more durable than the nexus 4 with its glass back), screen is better cause of better colors, sharpness is equal. Better battery life hands down!! Not even close if you ask me. Nexus 4 is mighty fast but I still think wp8 I'd more fluid. Speakers and audio output is better.

Bottom line is that both phones are excellent. You can't go wrong with either, really. I've used every high end phones in 2012 from the galaxy note1, galaxy nexus, HTC one x, galaxy s 3, galaxy note 2, iPhone 5 and of course nexus 4 and Lumia 920. I would say that the hands down best smartphone of 2012 is the Galaxy Note 2. Lumia, nexus 4, S3 and iphone 5 is a tie. (I didn't compare the Droid DNA cause I didn't use it). Haply new year!

Sent from my Lumia 920 using Board Express
[Nokia Lumia 920] Gvr4-330:
I've got both phones right now. I came from an HTC One X, and I really have been wanting to give Windows Phone a try. I was also tired of waiting for HTC to get Jelly Bean to the One XL, so I decided to give the Nexus 4 a try.

I love the bold red Nokia 920 I got. The interface is very new and fresh and I love the feel of the phone, even if it's a little heavy. The app situation is probably the thing that gets me the most, but I'm hopeful that as time goes on, that will change. What I need right now is a good SiriusXM app, and a Mint app.

The Nexus 4 is basically the best of Android. Never will I have to wait for the manufacturer and the carriers to have their say before I get the latest Android updates. The lack of LTE hasn't bothered me yet. The phone is real fast and smooth on a day-to-day basis, but I do think there are some battery issues right now.

Interestingly, there are a few things I miss coming from HTC Sense and Windows Phone compared to stock Android. On stock Android, text messages are sorted by number. On Windows Phone and HTC Sense, text messages are sorted by contact regardless of what number you use to text them. Also, I liked the ability to see messages and posts directly from a person's contact screen.

Bottom line, for 90% of what I want a phone to do, Windows Phone will do it. Wait for a few more apps, and that number should go to 95%. Android is more customizable, and really is like a mini-computer. There are things you can do with it that you can't do on stock iOS or WP8, but that 99% of the population won't care about. But Windows Phone and the Lumia 920 is just more fun.

Now if only my Lumia wasn't having that proximity sensor issue... and if only my Nexus 4 would reliably charge with the Lumia charging plate...
[Nokia Lumia 920] craig.buckie:
I have both, the Lumia is slick and technically should have better integration around contacts, what a phone traditionally is for, but I haven't found a way to get mail pushed like the Nexus 4, though that is probably Gmail's fault.

I live in Asia so LTE is nonexistent and not an issue, but Nokia Maps are crap here and don't compare to Google maps.

Also, I'm not seeing voice to text like android.

If I was into Facebook then Lumia is great, but I'm not.

Overall, both OS's are smooth and fast, but Lumia is a better made phone - screen, battery life, maybe even the camera, and Google has better integration around Google apps, more apps in the market, and more tweakable.
[Nokia Lumia 920] phander:
I got the N4 on 18th Dec. Upgrading from Nexus S, prev HTC Desire.

When it arrived, I felt an overwhelming sense of disappointment at the physical appearance of the phone. It just isn't, to me, attractive at all. That, coupled with the glass back (which I knew I'd break sooner or later), meant that I sold it a few days later.

I guess another factor in my selling was my lack of excitement about Android. This was exacerbated, I'll admit, by the fact I flashed the Nexus S within an inch of its life and therefore I pretty much felt what it was running was actually superior to the Stock OS on the N4.

I'd been toying with thoughts of a change to a Lumia 920 and by chance passed an EE store (UK) with 20% off handsets. I casually enquired about Lumia 920, expecting an 'out of stock' response, but instead they said they had one left. Came with good set of headphones (in addition to Nokia ones) plus a free wireless charging plate - all for £320. Snapped it up.

So far, no regrets. Really enjoying WP8. The overall experience of the OS is very satisfying - so much more so than the Android (to me!).

A few other things:

1 The L920 itself is beautifully built; almost faultless in build terms. The camera is excellent. The screen is the best I've seen.

2 Was a bit worried about apps but I've already solved most of my key problems and once Spotify is out, and I've mastered the Squeezebox controller equivalents, I'll be very happy.

3 Some google integration hassles but got around most of these and none of the solutions to them seems inelegant.

Really glad I made the decision. To me, the N4's glass back is its biggest problem. And maybe I was a touch bored with Android.
[Nokia Lumia 920] powerwagon:
Unfortunately if you were bored with Android, I believe it won't be long before you're even more bored with Win8. I did the same with the Lumia 900 when it came out and was initially excited about the phone, but quickly realized that I missed Android and all the options it had.
[Nokia Lumia 920] MinhBao92:
I agree. I've been using Lumia 920 for 2 weeks now and I have to purchase a N4 to get back to the Google Services and Android's feel. So now I own both of them. Anyway, Lumia 920 is superb in design, usage. The only let down is the limited WP 8 compared to Android.
[Nokia Lumia 920] gilesjuk:
I really don't get the whole "Google services" thing. It costs a few pounds/dollars a year to get your own domain and email forwarding. You can set up the services you need and be independent from Google (who are selling on all of your information).

Same goes for Hotmail, iCloud and so on. Don't use these free "lock-in" services and you'll be fine.
[Nokia Lumia 920] phander:
I know exactly what you mean here. But I think 'bored' deserved more definition. I meant that as soon as I started the N4 up, everything was so familiar that it didn't feel like a new toy. It just felt like the same thing as my Nexus S but bigger (and more fragile!).

I suspect, as you say, I'll get bored sooner with WP8. The difference for the L920 is that a) the camera rocks (something I've always been envious of wrt iPhones) b) it's great not having to muck around with loads of settings - in a way the restrictions are a relief from endless customising.

That all said, I set up my old Nexus S last night for my wife, which runs CNA. Once more I was reminded what a great ROM this is and how much devs work can bring a whole new experience to an Android user. And I guess that level of customisation will eventually bring me back to Android. I think what will swing it for me is when there is finally an Android phone that has hardware on a par with Apple/Nokia. Despite the poor reports about the N4 camera, I thought this might be the case with that. However, it just wasn't. The other contender was Samsung but neither blue/white appealed and the finish of the phone was simply not appealing.
[Nokia Lumia 920] powerwagon:
Trust me, I'm right there with you. I have used primarily nothing but Android since the original Droid, but I am growing tired of flashing ROMs and constantly tinkering with my phone. I mean, I love my Note 2 (best phone I've ever had), but I am really wanting something new to learn and play with. Like I said earlier, I briefly left for the Lumia 900 and that didn't last long at all. I then tried the iPhone 4s, but once again I found myself missing the customization and efficiency of Android. I allllmost jumped ship again to the Lumia 920, but made myself hold off because I know how I work and I know I would have been excited for a couple days and then kicking myself again...Haha. I'm thinking the new Blackberry 10 phones may have enough customizations and newness to them that they may get me to jump ship for a while. We'll see...
[Nokia Lumia 920] phander:
From what I read the 920 is a big up on the 900. But understand your reticence. Not quite sure I'd go as far as a BB though!

I think by the time I'm next in the market for the phone they'll actually be some attractive hardware for Android out there. But if WP8 gets traction, ...