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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
Bought one of these for me, I'm afraid to frack up my phone, so needed an protection. I'm now searching for an good screen protector, I've found some around here but do you guys recommend any special one?

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And you sir, stole my wallpaper! XD

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I was searching for an theme that well fit for a full themed phone, and found at the play Store the PCB Orange, it's kinda like an extension for the case inside on the phone, bought it! Awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TedT100:
Fits perfect on my sprint with extended battery.

Sent from my Paranoid Nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robogoflow:
I just ordered one of those and the website says pre ordered 4-6 weeks but I got two emails for order number and shipping number. Is there another email that says its shipped or is that one it.?

Sent from a slice of Galaxy Nexus with some Rasbean Jelly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
If you received the shipping number, it's already shipped. The *pre-order* title is just misplaced on the website.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thunder2132:
I received mine today. The fit is poor. I'm using a Sprint Galaxy Nexus and the case doesn't line up correctly with the power button or charging port. The seams are very rough and had some excess material hanging off. There is a lot of rough edges around the holes in the case. Also, the paint job is actually quite dull.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend buying it. I love my Androidified Cruzerlite case, and wish this one lived up to those standards.

EDIT

Here's a link to a gallery of my case http://imgur.com/a/1nQLt#0

Sorry, nothing to show the fit, the only camera on me is the one in my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T3CH9ICIAN:
Wow sorry to hear that. Mine was great no rough edges or issues with fit. I wonder if you could get it replaced it you contact CruzerLite. Good luck to you

Sent from Strangeland via Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pav_87:
amazing!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trainplane3:
Got mine a few days ago. Perfect fit and finish! Another great case from Cruzerlite.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nlcgadgetman:
Just got mine today and it fits my VZW gnex perfectly....unfortunately. Doesn't line up right with extended batt and cover. Had to go back to stock battery for perfect fit. Its cool. Down side is its matte, so picks up oil and smudges easy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robogoflow:
Yeah wow. You look like you got a first of a batch or last. Those edges are bad and the cuts are too. Cruzerlite makes great cases but considering that the Xda is only 10 bucks and the others are 15, 20, and up its not a big loss. I bought the case only to support and represent the website. I just got email confirmation for shipping and should be 5 days. I would suggest emailing them and see if they will send you a better one.

Sent from a slice of Galaxy Nexus with some Rasbean Jelly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thunder2132:
If you include the day that the complaint was lodged (during business hours) then today was the third business day since reaching out to their customer support. Still no word from them. I had a large chunk peel away from one of the edges today. The case appears to be a TPU base, then a piece of paper or similar substance with the pattern on it, then a seal over top of it. Since the edges on mine are not properly sealed, they are peeling quite a bit, revealing a white interior.

I'm just crossing my fingers that they get back to me tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DonDizzurp:
looks slick. i might get one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] indigotheory:
Hi all,

Looking at getting one of the Note 2 XDA cases, and a long sleeve top, quick question, is a US size S the same as UK small? Been looking at online conversion charts etc and getting nowhere! Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robogoflow:
I just got mine today and i gotta say I deff got something that's 10 bucks. The box it came in was nice because it had a plastic coat over it and once peeled it was transparent.

Now to my case. Over all not bad. The case had some edges with extra shavings from the cuts but that can be cleaned off. The back is a bit softer but I believe that is for the extended battery. This is the first case I have that fits both versions. But I did it to support Xda so over all great case definitely worth the 10 bucks.

And for anyone having trouble with tracking theirs. They sent me the Delivery Confirmation code instead of tracking number. Mine took 5 days to come here.

Sent from a slice of Galaxy Nexus with some Rasbean Jelly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bombadier:
My case arrived on Friday,the postage cost more than the case,the price of only being available in the U S of A, Am I happy with it? YES,will definitely stand out and feel happy to support xda developers.

Worth it and thankfully no raggy bits and is a good fit(Using standard battery) only slight gripe,looks cool as fook :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joaonds:
I wanted to buy one, but the site is having problems, I can not register and log.

I'm from Brazil.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
Should be back to normal soon. I've bought mine (Brazil too.) should be arriving this week. Hopefully it will worth the 10 bucks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gendjo:
shipping

Hi, i just ordered one Bugdroid Circuit Case for Nexus 4...but did'nt find any information how long is taking the shipping to Europe(Czech Republic). Does anyone knows how can i track the package?They sent me some numbers but when i am trying to track at USPS site shows me an error :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bombadier:
I ordered mine on the 4th of January got my shipping note on the 10 and my Galaxy Nexus case arrived on the 18th to the UK hope this helps with a rough timescale for you,could not track the package myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
To track it is simple. Go on this site: https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction!input.action

Then put the shipping code, something like this one: LN393331028US

But be aware, this tracking code only works when it's inside US. When it departs to another Country the code doesn't works anymore.

My case haven't arrived yet (bought it Jan 17) but usually the "maximum time" is one month to arrive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Murfie:
Looks awesome, going to order one right now

Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vergaril:
I ordered now for Italy. Hopefully good
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ramnex:
I can only hope that they make the cases for older phones too, at least for flagship devices from the major manufacturers

( I'm pitching for the making of an I9100 case here! )

Sent from my GT-I9100

If I helped you, please hit the thanks button!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nlcgadgetman:
Got my case about a couple of weeks ago and its already looking like crap. The sealant or matte

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Sorry hit it submit by accident. The clear coat or whatever is starting peel in what look at first like white out or something. Which sticks out like a sore thumb considering the case is mostly black. Save your money just get the regular cruzerlite cases until give a better effort for these.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
You wanted an premium case for 10 bucks or what?

My case didn't arrived yet, hope it comes soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dany16v:
My cases are just arrived http://imgur.com/juDEZvi :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gafanhotz:
The XDA case looks a lot more lovely than the CM. Can you make an short review about them? Mine haven't arrived yet. (mail service here is a sh*t.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robogoflow:
Overall for 10 bucks. 7.5/10

Nice light quality. Not so great cuts around the edges. Back is flexible and can fit extended battery. And also back shows fingerprints and seems to attract oil. After a few days I find myself wiping it. Don't drop it or you will chip the first layer off exposing a white base. And the case holds tiny dirt particles around the screen and edges.

Look in the thread for pictures and full review.

I had this for a month now. Toroplus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] omricn:
As much as I want this case (and I do....) 22$ for item+shipping is too much..
[Motorola Atrix HD] BreakShadow:
I installed a lot of games off the Play store, oddly Ant Raid and Frisbee don't work, works on my friend's Atrix HD though!

I have enough storage and everything, downloaded off the Play Store

Sent from my Atrix HD
[Motorola Atrix HD] BreakShadow:
They just start and close after the menu

Sent from my Atrix HD
[Motorola Atrix HD] popfan:
I got a few games where the graphics just don't work at all.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mn3kgtvr4:
Not an atrix hd problem, just a jellybean problem - some game developers need to update their games to work properly
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reffu:
I'm currently on android 4.1 with an AOKP-based rom. I've been looking at several android 4.2 roms and while some of them look like they've got a lot of great features, I really don't want to give up my current toggles. I don't like there being a separate pane/tab for toggles in the notification menu (along with having an extra step to switch back and forth). I don't need a lot of toggles and currently only have 4 at the top of my notification pane (with a brightness slider above them). Does anyone know of a rom that supports the old AOKP toggles in android 4.2 or a mod that can add them? Failing that, is there any mod/rom that can at least show toggles and notifications in the same pane without having to switch back and forth?

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bananagranola:
I currently use CM10.1, and you can have Quick Settings, the power widget, both, or neither.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Ditto for any CM10.1 based rom. Which is a lot of them.

There's even a handy toggle for right swipe to quick Settings and left for normal notification bar. Made power widget obsolete for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reffu:
Do you recommend any particular CM10 based roms? I've been using mostly AOKP based roms (pre 4.2) but none of the 4.2 AOKP roms seem to have this feature.
[Windows 8 General] liinko:
Not sure if anyone has noticed but when using a screensaver that is suppose to have a transparent background (be able to see what is on the desktop) it defaults to the background color chosen for the start screen theme.

An easy example is the bubbles screensaver that comes preloaded, the weird thing is when selected and you preview it, it previews with a transparent background you are able to see what is on your desktop, but when you let it run its time and it pops up on its own it replaces the background with the color theme you chose for your start screen.

any ideas on how to change it to remain transparent? I've tried changing the background color of the start screen to transparent with Decor8 but the screensaver background still is not transparent.

attached are the images of how it should look and how it actually looks.
[Windows 8 General] mjz2cool:
never noticed it, but i tried and indeed the background isn't transparent. strange
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SysAdmNj:
And what format are you using to read ebooks? Are you using some other app to get ebooks? Please share :)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubjero:
Aldiko for Grey market epubs
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithlaw:
My device is Nexus 10, currently using Adobe Reader for PDF reading, really eager for a reader with better experience. Can anybody advise？:confused:
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Monotypical:
I really liked ezPDF on my phone, don't have my n10 just yet (out for delivery today) but if it's as good on tablets as it in on phones, I'd look into that
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eatonitis:
Not very original I know but Kindle works superbly on the N10, I also have Adobe PDF reader, it's a bit bloated but works well.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zourn:
One of the things I like about the Kindle reader is I can email the mobi files to my @kindle.com address, then that book is in my archive available for download and syncs across all of my devices.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimh425:
I mostly use Overdrive that works with my public library.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveRiley:
Nook Reader. I subscribe to a number of magazines through B&N, and the Nook app is much better than Zinio. So I also use the Nook app for reading epubs. Calibre software manages it all very well.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashid11:
Mantano reader is undisputed PDF and Epub champion of Android readers.

Moon is prolly the best for .chm. Still no really good reader for .djvu format

For magazines, I use Zinio - but not too excited about it, will try Nook when my subscriptions expire.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Niggo372:
Mantano here as well. I tried a few and its the only one I found having no visual lag whatsoever when reading PDFs. Can't speak for other formats though.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mike02vr6:
I just got the kindle one a few days ago so far so good. I might try some of the other ones you guys have talked about.
[LG Optimus 3D] jkusmc:
OK so I know search is our friend, but xda app search isn't the best a d I'm on shift until 530. Will the 3d max pick up att 3g?
[Ubuntu Touch General] lfrp:
All the threads I read are for Ubuntu for phone, anyone interested about Ubuntu for android? I'll give a try to Ubuntu for phone, but I'm really happy with what android offers... but now I think Ubuntu for android is really cool... Is like to have best OS for the phone, and at the same time best OS at all times on the phone.

http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
[Ubuntu Touch General] micrors4:
There is definitely some huge potential with this idea although it is not the first time we have seen this, Motorola attempted something similar but I always felt as though the phones were not ready yet and the desktop environment was not only slow but lacked any compatibility. If Ubuntu runs well on an android phone as a desktop I will gladly buy into it and probably use it to replace my laptop and maybe someday my desktop especially now that Steam is coming to Ubuntu. This is the next logical step in the computing world as our phones become increasingly more powerful and have begun to rival laptops, I just hope Ubuntu is able to execute it well.
[Ubuntu Touch General] stupidjerkheadface:
Great point and there's so much more to this if we think about it. Enterprise is evolving rather interestingly into mobility served by very centralized environments. BYOD is becoming a very prevalent argument in the professional workplace.

Until recently, management of that extremely mobile environment consisted of attempts at integrating BlackBerry, iOS, and Android into an arena where Microsoft is the 500 pound gorilla. From a business continuity stance, BlackBerry has been the safest and more secure (not capable) solution out there. Who knows how much longer RIM will be around. Microsoft just introduced that gorilla's corn-fed son named Windows 8.

Most businesses will put a W8 transition off for some time due to it's very "touchy" differences. The funny part being that they ask about integrating Android tablets or iPads as a 3 year plan. Once the hype settles, the realization of a full OS with REAL management possibilities on a mobile device will become rather ideal to CIO's and IT Admins looking to move to that step and beyond with the idea of BYOD as a viable/more secure option, now.

Enter Ubuntu. How many businesses are running iOS or Android in their data center? These are catered to the consumer segment where the perpetual "duking out" between Mac and Google has completely squashed BlackBerry to a point that 10th graders probably have no idea what a bunch of "old fogey" college juniors poke fun at while bragging about being a developer because they flashed CM10 via ROM Manager last week. :p

Ubuntu's focus should be on Windows! The ability to offer a rivaling suite edges both Google and Mac further away from the complete enterprise solution discussion and positions Canonical right next to Microsoft. . . without all the crazy licensing!!!

All in all, the final words in my mind are: Prime Opportunity
[Ubuntu Touch General] Midnitte:
I've seen sites report that its still being developed along side Ubuntu phone, probably an easy way to convert android users over.
[Ubuntu Touch General] stupidjerkheadface:
ugh. . . can't believe I missed the distinction between the two offerings. I was leaning more toward the "Ubuntu for phone" development.

Regardless, I think this is a great step and you're probably right, Midnitte. I'm just waiting for someone to get it running on my old HeroC!!! :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] teh_cANONs:
Clearly you haven't seen the video of the guy from canonical showing off Ubuntu for android using a 1ghz phone from a year or two ago. It was running perfectly as Ubuntu when docked, and when he undocked, BAM. Android again. I'll see if I can find the vid again

EDIT: here is the link. Not exactly the one I was looking for, but it works. It is a Motorola atrix 2, which is fairly old, and probably the exact phone you said " wasn't ready" :P

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=wzc0uMXGFBY&desktop_uri=/watch?v=wzc0uMXGFBY
[Ubuntu Touch General] aironeous:
Why can't you use unetbootin http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ to load a linux distro onto your phone.

I did that before on my N9 with the mex distro. You just change the boot menu on the pc that you are going to hook up to so that it looks at the USB first for an OS before the hard disk. If I didn't want to run it I would wait until after the computer started to hook it up. The only thing is you have to remember to wait until after you start the computer if you don't want to run it and I kept habitually not waiting and accidentally starting the distro off of the phone and the other thing is you have to keep track of all the files and folders it installs on your phone so that if you decide to erase it you know what files and folders to erase and don't jack your phone up.

There is also Lili http://www.linuxliveusb.com/ which has "persistence" which means you can install/uninstall apps and add/delete data etc. and I see they have kubuntu on there and even meego 1.2.
[Ubuntu Touch General] Midnitte:
Because phones don't allow booting from media (except for special cases like the nook color, et al).
[Ubuntu Touch General] zo1d:
As long the bios on the target system recognizes the SD card through the usb attached phone in the boot menu..
[Ubuntu Touch General] aironeous:
reply 1^ Wait what? Are we on the same page here? Do you or don't you want to hook your phone up to a PC and make it boot up off of ubuntu that is on your phone? I was just doing that for about a month on my N9. Lili takes it even a step further and lets you install and uninstall apps and data that persist and also gives you virtualbox thrown in.

Reply 2^ What? That was too technical for me

Wait a second, are we talking about the same thing here? I'm talking about putting ubuntu on your phone and then you walk over to a PC and plug your phone in via usb and start the computer and it runs ubuntu from your phone. When you hook it up right after you turn the PC on pick mass storage mode when it pops up on your phone. Worked for me for a long time. I was walking around with mex 64 bit (ubuntu with 7 desktops to choose from) on my N9 and I would accidentally plug it into 32 bit computers at school (forgetting i had ubuntu 64 on my phone) before I turned them on and they would try to boot into mex 64 bit until i realized i was habitually plugging my phone into pc's before turning it on.
[Ubuntu Touch General] aironeous:
I don't understand what you guys are saying, I was just running around 2 months ago with 64bit ubuntu on my Nokia N9 plugging it into computers and making them boot up linux 64 bit from my N9 (provided the computer was a 64 bit and I went into the boot menu and changed it to look at the usb for an OS first).

You seem to not believe it for some reason. I'd make a video and put it up on youtube for you but I only have my N9 for video. I can't video my N9 with my N9.

I'm not that smart and I'm not that linux experienced at all but all you have to do is use unetbootin to install a linux distro (an iso image that you download, go ahead and pick any one you want) on to your phone in mass storage mode. Then just go into the boot menu of the PC you are targetting when you start it up and change the bootup priority to USB first.

Done.
[Ubuntu Touch General] kg4vma:
I hear what you're saying; essentially Ubuntu on a stick... that's not what I thought Ubuntu for Android is/was supposed to be, though--from what I understood.

I had thought that Ubuntu for Android was supposed to be similar to the Ubuntu for phones experience, only with Android as the "desktop" experience on the handset. The phone is running Ubuntu 24/7, but when in the dock--think glorified KVM switch--you have full access to Ubuntu--using your phone as the source for the processing power, not just OS and file storage; unplug from the dock, and your handset reverts back to a "normal" Android handset...

...in your "on a stick" method, a PC is doing all the work, and the phone is just storage; the other way is equivocal to plugging a keyboard and monitor directly into the phone, and using it as the computer...
[Ubuntu Touch General] aironeous:
That's not what I understood it to be. I thought it was just Lili since Lili has persistence plus a virtualbox so you can just load it without rebboting via a virtualbox.

Your phone is no different from a thumb drive in mass storage mode so you can load any linux distro on it and change the target pc boot priority to USB first.
[Ubuntu Touch General] Cl3Kener:
I just checked the specs on the Raspberry Pi operating system. If that little computer can do all sorts of cool things with half the specs of a modern smart phone I'm sure the Ubuntu Devs will make the Ubuntu for Android wicked cool! Can't wait!
[Ubuntu Touch General] tr4656:
It's not particularly good for running GUI stuff though.
[Ubuntu Touch General] Cl3Kener:
Good point! I didn't think about that being an issue but it makes sense.
[Ubuntu Touch General] MikeCriggs:
As an RPI owner, I can honestly say it isn't much of a desktop. It's ideal for a home media server, but it needs MUCH more RAM. 512MB still isn't cutting it. Honestly, mine is collecting dust.

Edit: Typo
[Ubuntu Touch General] 6sicSIX:
If it's usb storage, and its recognised by the pc without drivers then yes you can boot ubuntu from it.

Ubuntu for android is about running android on your device, then plugging your device into a dock that has a screen / keyboard / mouse and using ubuntu. Android would still bye running in the background to receive calls and stuff.

Ubuntu for phones is a phone running ubuntu, you make calls and texts from within ubuntu.

Hope this helps clear it up, please correct me if I'm mistaken :]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
http://dropsafe.crypticide.com/article/10291
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
He now praises the iPad lol :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Project: Awesome:
Lol! It works!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zombielion:
That cracks me up!!!! I never knew you would think they would have fixed that real fast or at least took giraffe off or something
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] skaroger867:
Lol good stuff
[Motorola Droid RAZR] abrfan777:
I would like to install the RAZR m circles widget on my maxx. I found a few threads on how to do it but its all confusing to me. If someone could give me step by step noob friendly instructions I'd really appreciate it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] aceof89:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=factory.widgets.bubbledigitalweatherclock
[Motorola Droid RAZR] just lou:
"Rings" is a nice app, but doesn't have location ability which makes the weather widget useless to me since I travel constantly.