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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wlemammoth:
I've been flashing EOS nightlies as they are released, I was flashing francos kernel too but I'm using stock at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Whenever a new SlimBean is out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mopandasauce:
I think it's fun to flash a new rom every once in a while to keep it fresh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voyager_s:
With jellybean I have never flashed a single ROM on my nexus 7. Its not even rooted or boot loader unlocked. Stock is almost perfect in terms of speed and UI. No need. Perhaps a bit more customisations but I can do most of that with some useful tools/apps from the play store.

On the galaxy nexus, I did not flash nothing at first but then I just tried a few ROMs just for fun. Most were quite cool. Some nice additions. Blackbean and rasbean jelly had some nice touches. But I had problems with battery life on one and a reboot issue on another. So I been on stock ever since. Unrooted too...just to keep my sky go working sweet!

On my old devices however, such as the galaxy note and Asus transformer, I used to flash every now and then. Not as crazy but perhaps every few weeks. Once I found something I liked I usually stuck with it.

Edit...I mean stock 4.1 on the galaxy nexus that is. Don't even go there with 4.2. Sad story for me. :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pierceye:
With my Evo I was a bit of a flashaholic. On my GNex, not so much. If it's stable when I flash it and has a feature set that I like, then I'll keep it for a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pr0xyw0rm:
Same here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
Twice a month
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Delacombo:
I flashed about once a week for awhile and them after seeing all the cluster 'f' of misc. bugs (every ROM had at least one annoying issue) I would then switch back and forth between stock and CM to see where CM was going since over a few years, it became apparent that CM was always the least buggy. I'm on CM10.1 12/23 now, and although still a few issues (sigh), battery drain is my ultimate necessity. Stock ROM battery drain sucks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
Stock ROM that I modify myself for me what I will update always then when new update exists. :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j1999t:
I have been running Liquidsmooth on my VZW nexus. They tend to release a new beta or alpha update every month (betas are a lot quicker).

I have been using CWN, but just flashed in TWRP, and i like it a lot better. I just flashed the beta1c of Liquidsmooth

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1965497&page=48
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dpgetz:
Way to often, I should get a second phone :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FrostyF7:
I used to be a flashaholic but now I feel like changing Roms is a chore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattyOnXperiaX10:
I keep switching between Paranoid & Xylon.

I'm changing ROM around every 72 hours. Using T.I to restore my apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VonEsch:
I stay on AOKP. However i flash nightly builds every few days
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bush911:
I flash my phone maybe every single day
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PhazeDelta1:
I flash the CM10 nightlies every few days or so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] notanoob:
I feel like I am in flasholic bootv camp :D

I flash daily I guess with the comments I'm gonna try stock now :p

Ah flashing the rush I get with it :beer:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] turdbogls:
The most i go is about a week. On day 6 now and i am starting to get "the itch"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pwrmedia:
Used to be a flashaholic until I left Sprint this past August and made the move to VZW, with my first phone on the network being the GNex.

My last flash was well over 2 months ago, using a Team EOS nightly. Just haven't felt the need to change anything up, everything works about as well at it's going to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrstealthusmc:
I usually wait a week. Im on AOKP, so i wait a week and update to a new nightly build and get all the updates
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheQuarterMile:
Did you guys hear HTC HD2 got Windows RT runing...

It can also run the following OS

Android ICS,JB 4.1

MeeGo

Windows Phone 7,7.5

Windows Phone 8

Windows Mobile 6-6.5

Windows XP, 98

Ubuntu

This f*#king thing is mad!

If you could choose what OS would you run on the Nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stereoprologic:
I check CM10.1 updates daily, once I feel like enough changes have been made or features added that I want, I update. This happens every 2-3 days most of the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Hahaha ***** please, there was a time when i changed roms like 4 times a day. Now I seem to have settled with rasbean / a11 / white mod :D (for almost a week now :D )

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voyager_s:
Exactly how I feel also. Even with titanium.

It takes too much time to set everything up again. Eats up about 3 hours minimum of my time I find.

But besides that...I'm very happy with stock 4.1. Fantastic! The need to change ROMs does not exist much anymore. Simple as that for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
+1

When Google fixes the 4.2 turd, I might update, but phone is perfect with 4.1.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joqsan:
I've been on this AOKP linaro build for a while now but I was on Liquid, but now they're always behind everyone else when it comes to android version. Either way Liquid makes very VERY good stable Roms
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ProDriver77:
When I had the Epic 4G, I consantly switched between CM9 and a custom GB ROM (can't remember which one).

Switched from Sprint to VZW last August, and have stayed on Stock since. Unlocked the bootloader once to manually install the JRO030 update, then relocked it.

Don't see doing any ROM flashing or rooti g anytime soon, unless I see something that catches my eye.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abet_mess:
Only at everytime there is a new release of Paranoidandroid rom. Waiting patiently for every update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nonoperez:
PA got me too, I flash every beta update. Some months ago I was between CM and AOKP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sharingspider:
Every 15 days if its not paranoid android otherwise every hour I'll say :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eqjunkie829:
Use to flash something every other day but ever since 4.2 came out I've been unsatisfied with every 4.2 rom so I'm sticking with cna 3.8 until something better catches my eye.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leongzhi:
I flash my phone every few days or so. Can't stay on stock because the speaker volume on stock rom is just terrible :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arief347:
Every week i think... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcubed45:
enderlow from

once every couple months?

usually only if another rom has significant advantages or the one i'm on stopped being supported. idk it's such a hassle restoring everything (even though Ti makes things wayyy easier)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dah328:
I flash only stable major upgrades, so not very often. I rely on my phone too much to have it in an unstable state.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n3m35155:
I used to flash almost every nightly, but since the change over to cm10.1 I'm perpetually stuck at cm10.

I HATE the quick settings panel in cm10.1

Do I really need to touch twice to get into the settings menu?!?!

If there was a way to disable it I would switch.

N3M35155
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
Everyday with cm10.1 nightlies, its no big deal dirty flashing nightlies everyday as your just flashing over the top without wiping anything.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigcignus:
same as me... low volume and lack of quiet hour made me changing to Xylon
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Broadleynine:
I typically flash a new rom once every few weeks but that stopped when I flashed Muzzy's rom in early December.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JKan Co:
In my i9001 i used to flash 2—5 roms every week.

Now I flashed CNS and the only thing that i do is t update the kernel. i know there roms 4x better. but i think the point is t find a rom that suit your phone and enjoy it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjshrjndrn:
I really love rasbean jelly it have much more customization and better battery life. I love the nav bar customization. I have tons of features with all perfect stock experience
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luke6494:
i agree. i am back to stock after flashing many different rom and kernel combos. i love it. now my phone just simply works again :) not that it didnt on the roms or anything.. ahh u get the point
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Yoogui:
I'm flash once a month, more or less. :)

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isearchable:
I flash when there's a new Android version with interesting features. About every 2-3 months.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pointman_12:
tried a few when i first got the phone...once i found BAMF it's the only rom i use...it's stable, no extra bloat, just an extra here and there...and the devs are great...wouldn't want anything else...use it on my nexus 7 also...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Silverbulletncsu:
I'm freaking addicted to flashing everything. My nexus has seen more wipes, flashes, setups and repeats, than it's actually been used as a phone. Really satisfied with Xylon ROM and Ak kernel for now.

My N7 on the other hand is used heavily and I've pretty much settled on Xylon Rom and Motley kernel after flashing about 3 other roms. Update to existing ROM and kernel only, no changes otherwise.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lovejoy777:
I flash every other day or so:) (new ROMs of course:)

Slimbean is a very nice ROM so I keep up to date with that and try out others in between
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] X04D:
I have very few apps that I use so I flash roms every few days with no backups (only restore launcher, at the most).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PCWright86:
Only time i flash is when new "Stable" AOKP is uploaded Since having phone i flashed everything and settled on AOKP.. It suits me.. First 4.1.2 milestone , now 4.2 mr1... Never have problems with AOKP , clean flash ,wipe everything, every time. And kernel wise seems Franco does me right....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsalate:
Every couple of days or so. I got an addiction
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] standa75:
I flash whenever new update of preferred custom Rom is available:)

Galaxy Nexus, xylon ak007
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arthuryeo:
Overdrive 2.7

I tried many roms and settle for Overdrive 2.7 as it gives me the best performance, stability, excellent battery life. So far, may be only 1 bug with bluetooth. Other than that, it perform very very well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clj575:
When there's an update..... Multiple times a week. There are a few Roms I consistently run.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mfsr98:
I flash every CM 10.1 normally (maybe sometimes I skip one or other...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lhkjohn:
Seems like every day I'm creating a nandroid and flashing a new Rom. As long as devs keep updating, I'm gonna keep flashing lol

Tapatalkin' from my Eclipsed jelly bean GNEX
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
When I first got my phone I went through 5 different roms. I found the one I liked the best (Minco) and stick to it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rufufu:
I stay on CM10.1, and I flash a new nightly only when a new interesting feature is introduced, or when there is an important bugfixe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bartek24:
i flash every two days the new release of cm10.1 or aokp ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bouncingsoul:
depends on my level of boredom

for the moment, 1 a day, not good :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djluis48:
The answer is "Way less that i would like to." I would really love to have more options to flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twizzler703:
Used to flash every upgrade even if it. was minimal. Now like every 3 weeks to a month.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmemily:
I flash several times a month. Whenever a new ROM comes out I need to try it out.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shad0wguy:
I've been sticking with cataclysm for a while now and have only been flashing updates for it. Haven't had a reason to switch to anything else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I never mean to do it so often, but I end up flashing a new one every week or so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] edinj:
monthy .. now i am on rasbean.. waiting for codename rom :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jmagsho:
Every 3-4 months, although I tend to try to stick to stable roms (Bugless Beast, and MMuzzy, etc)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FightingPixel:
Every week or so. Mostly CM10 and PA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jolle_1:
Ranging from daily to every couple of weeks depending on how happy I am with the ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bsmith0731:
I keep flashing until I'm satisfied. Could be daily could be weekly.

Current Devices: At&t Samsung Galaxy Note, Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Asus Google Nexus 7 Super Tablet

Current Roms: Skynote 7 (Note 2), AOKP (Galaxy Nexus), Nexus 7 Stock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Daily, sometimes more than once daily if im bored. I like to try them all. I prefer vanir or aokp based roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timothyung:
I always read people's comments before flashing a new nightly build of the rom:good: Tend to stay on the same rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 67jeffh:
I change about every two weeks. Kind of makes my gnex feel new again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akatosh:
I have a condition a few of us in XDA refer to as being a flash-o-holic. Although I did just downgrade phones from the one x I've flashed so many ROMs on this thing its untrue, but now I've managed to cut it down to 2 ROMs, the Sammy based one and the new PA (love the expanded desktop and 'pie feature')
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tritonesub:
I used to flash every single day, but I've finally settled down with Maddoggin's stockish/CMish ROM.

Sent from my Mahjong Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pandaman21:
I flash every day or every week I've settled kind of with cm10 latest nightly or hellybean 4.2.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tatuuud:
I stay on a stable rom for quite a while and flash updates. The developer also matters
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r00m:
I flash every updates of xenonhd rom. At now i just still waiting for xenonhd 5
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krunk13:
I really need to stop flashing mine every day.

Sent from my Honda using Vtec.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roadcarver1971:
Hooked

Every since 4.2.2 came out, I've been looking for a good ROM, and this month alone I think I've flashed my device 3 times with various ROMs to find the best battery life, sacrificing customization. I usually flash once a year, but as I got more comfortable with the CWM, I've been flashing, backing up via ROM manager, and using Titanium backup to restore my files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asheehanjr:
For me at least once a week if a new rom comes out. After awhile, they all start to look the same and have no uniqueness about them. I usually just end up back to CM 10.1 Nightly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seespotsplat:
I will go into a flashing madness every couple of months trying a ton of ROMs, one of which ends up being my daily driver until something new and exciting comes out (like 4.2.2)

Right now I am testing this out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2106640
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
When OTA from Google is proven good/stable, because I actually use my phone every day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ben.nesheim:
4.2.2 is stable.

i'll flash cm nightlies every day. but paranoid usually sucks me in which i've been running for the past weeks just updating as they come.

and for the flashaholic titanium backup is god :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djboi2011:
whenever i get unhappy with my current setup. some bugs always randomly pop up after i use any rom for a while, or a better rom just comes along
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] szucsgf:
I flashed new ROMs very frequently (daily) until Paranoid Android sucked me in. Tried a few highly rated ROMs since then (Atom is the best imo) but I can't use anything other than PA with expanded desktop and pie. Now I flash PA and AK Pirates every two updates or so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GalaxyNexus1st:
Yeah, the Galaxy Nexus is prob the easiest phone to flash a rom with. Coming from a Old Droid x flasher
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketb34:
right now I switch between Carbon and AOKP both have great features. Love the PIE feature in carbon and love the new tradtional toggles that AOKP just merged. So I tend to switch every week or 2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iLeopard:
Haven't flashed since a November update to UDKs ROM. No need to mess with so something that works. PA is laggy as hell, specially with pie
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] puldag:
flashing until i find perfect fast and stable ROM (now very happy on allmost flawless Atom422)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] albsat:
Stock rom with few mods like t9dialer adv power menu, battery %, centre clock. Smooth and the rom is battery friendly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sarkar1990:
I flash a new ROM 2 to 3 times a week. I use Super Backup. It has all the back up options needed. Only its not a one click process. It needs 4 clicks to backup and the same number to restore. However I am thinking of buying TiBU pro.

What say guys, worth it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iArtisan:
if 4 clicks is really that much of an issue... then go for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bvt-1:
I flash every day ... sometimes two or three times a day ... yes, I´m a flashoholic but don`t go

to an doctor :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fpradhan:
I used to flash a whole bunch of roms, maybe a new one every 3 days, but since PA came out, I've been flashing every update since the early alpha days! No regrets in the slightest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firecaulk:
Whenever I get bored

sent from my tired mind
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
Used to flash two or three times a day a while back, but keep to drewgaren because its such a good ROM and its nice to be part of testing a ROM through to it being stable!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samu91gn:
R: [POLL]How often do you flash a different ROM?

I flash everytime there's an update of paranoid android 3+ which means once a week more or less

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus with Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ntb81:
I'm trying to cut back, but keep falling off the wagon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bananagranola:
Almost daily until I settled on my chosen ROM, MMuzzy's French Vanilla. Now, whenever it updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrm43:
On the average at least once a week. But when things are not to my liking I would flash about 2 to 3 times in a week.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpildave:
I don't understand how it takes you 3 hours minimum to flash a new ROM. Depending on whether or not you do a clean flash vs. a dirty flash, it could take about 30 minutes to an hour or so (tops.) If it really takes you 3 hours, then you either have a lot of data you're backing up before you flash, or you're probably missing a useful app to help in the process.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottspa74:
TiBu pro is an excellent investment. And the dev (Joel) is super responsive. Do it :D

From my Evo LTE, yup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpildave:
+1

MMuzzy's the best for VZW Galaxy Nexus (Toro)!!!

Plus, since it's the VZW version, you don't have a choice but to flash as opposed to waiting for the push from Verizon, if you want the latest and greatest...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iLeopard:
Perhaps 3 hours was an exaggeration, yes. But I think the essence of his message stems from the fact that frequent ROM flashing is a waste of time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aimsakuraew:
updating every day, CM nightlies
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dalovering:
I pretty much just stick with CM10.1 nightlies, I flash an update when I am having issues or when I see a new feature I want. I have tried other roms but just seem to go back to CM every time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savagehax:
Cm10.1m2 is running flawless for me so don't flash to much anymore. Of I go to nightlies cyandelta is a great app top where I don't really have to flash much. Cm is pretty awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
Flashed roms a lot til I tried codename android. Found out that all the stuff I liked in it was from AOKP, so that's the only rom I use now. But to each his own. So I don't feel the need to flash roms a lot any more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
flashing CM10.1 Nightlies every 5 or 10 days :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
AW: [POLL]How often do you flash a different ROM?

I flashed every week, but now i found the perfect one(for me). So just when a update comes.

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kpoverdorf:
I would flash more often but restoring all my settings is a pain. Then again, every time I flash it's less painful of a process... omg its like a drug. :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
That dualboot kernel by Jijonhyuni makes trying new roms really convenient without disturbing your main rom. Then just delete the second rom and install your old kernel and you're right back where you started.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Nxxx:
[YouTube]Ux2f06L1yRQ[/YouTube]

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This dock keeps all of your cords and plugs in one place, so you shouldn’t be worried about knocking it over. This dock works great for at home, at work, and you can even use it as a stand on an airplane. And for the price, you could easily get a couple!

One of my favorite features is that this dock can be placed in both landscape and portrait mode, so you can easily get the best media viewing angle.

The dot on the bottom right hand corner of the dock is great because it automatically lights up that way you can easily ensure your Nexus 4 is charging.

Finally, this dock looks great! It gives you a nice premium finish and definitely feels like it’s worth more than $13 dollars.

THE BAD

The speakers on the back of the dock don’t work as well as external audio output.

The dock isn’t compatible with cases, not even the 1mm thin Diztronic Hardshell.

THE UGLY

There is no ugly because this dock was made by Samsung and just so happens to work with the Nexus 4.

FINAL VERDICT

For under $15 and with free prime shipping, this dock is an absolute beast. This dock keeps everything you need in a neat and orderly fashion. If you need a simple charger and stand for your Nexus 4, this is the dock for you. Be sure to check it out on Amazon for $13.

If you have any questions I would be happy to answer either here or in the comments section of the video.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] parker09:
It does look awesome, but the only limitation for me is the case issue, if I used a pouch or something to keep my phone protected then I would probably get this dock but I'm using a full body case so it'll get annoying having to constantly take the device out of the dock.

As for the USB audio, I believe that's a Nexus 4 device problem itself, not a problem with the dock which is a shame. I think the only device that has USB audio working out of the box is the S3.

After getting my Nexus 4 I was bit disappointed to have these two features (USB OTG and USB audio) not working.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] ztmike:
Thanks for the tip about this product.. I'll have to pick one up soon. Does the led change color when its charged?
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Nxxx:
No, it doesn't, but for $13 you still can't go wrong.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Shadow6934:
USB charging mode?

just got mine setup and it seems to be charging the nexus 4 in USB mode vs. AC mode. can anyone else confirm this? it switches to AC mode when unplugging the cord (0.7A Samsung) from the back of the dock and plugging it directly into the phone...

-ace
[Nexus 4 Accessories] gotzaDroid:
Yes, mine only charges at USB speed too. But for me it's OK as I only use this at night when I'm sleeping. The phone is always 100% when I wake up, even when docked with a low battery level.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] spile:
I would love a couple of these but they are not available in the UK as far as I can work out.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Nxxx:
Check eBay.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] deelz001:
thanks for the info buddy, for anyone in the UK i found a pretty similar dock designed for the nexus 4:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/FoneBoy-Cas...15PI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356568819&sr=8-1
[Nexus 4 Accessories] s10shane:
thanks for posting this dock and video on here. i just bought it on amazon for 13 bucks. for the price its a win win for me. now i just wait to get my nexus 4 since its back ordered on tmobiles customer service lol
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Nxxx:
No problem.