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[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] chino0131:
Received mine in the mail the other day. Only complaint is the flimsy packaging, but this is more of a USPS issues since ( I believe) the delivery person seemed to have laid some heavy packages on my package. The end result upon delivery is I have a heavy bend/crease in the case that wont go away and wont allow the case to fit over the tablet properly. I contacted the company and they are shipping a new replacement at no cost. Great case, and great customer service.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] detonation:
Does the case make the power and volume buttons any harder to press?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] just_visiting:
I saw them on EBay but I prefer the hard plastic snapon ones. Mine should be here anytime now.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] malikadnanm:
Yeah it makes them a little harder to press but its not that big of a deal.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] fvicente:
the case is great

Have to agree, got mine on saturday and it is great. The fit is perfect, it is very slim on the rear, and the extra lip on the borders makes it much easier to hold the nexus.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] Pfeffernuss:
Shame about the shipping cost (at least to my country it's rather expensive (over twice the price of the cover itself)) so ordered a Mumbi cover. Unfortunately with an "X" on the back but the majority is matte and it grips reasonably well.

Finally able to remove the protective plastic from the tablet, after owning it for a week. Yes, I know, OCD, but I like my stuff to be neat :angel:
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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] MrPapito429:
I posted this before but no one responded. Basically I installed the touchwiz launcher from Linq'z and now my boot takes up to a minute on the screen that says T-Mobile galaxy s4, the Google animation is good but is there any way to manually fix the speed or uninstall all the driver or whatever the touch wiz zip installed
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Sixftrabbit:
So I just bought a Tmo s4 and rooted my device. After installing the latest TWRP, I have tried installing PAC ROM and Slimbean but my lte doesn't work on either ROM. If I flash back to stock it works fine. I tried adding the APN settings just in case I missed something but to no avail. I went into the dialer and used *#*#4636#*#* and changed the network to lte only and I lost signal completely. Anyone having similar issues or a fix?

Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] The Sickness:
You should be dialing*#2263#.... What model is your phone?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Sixftrabbit:
The model is SGH-M919. I'll try the one that you mentioned.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] marcoxx626:
Did you actually test the speed and confirm you didn't have lte? Most aosp roms don't show the lte symbol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Sixftrabbit:
I didn't test the speed but I did try another rom, Virgin ROM and it displays the LTE symbol fine now. Thanks for the help guys!
[Windows Phone 8 General] sss2sssss:
You just dun get ride in Android OS for my opinion...lol

For me Android is great, not so like Windows Mobile, iOS still ok if for daily use.

Of course if in smoothness Windows phone and iOS are more smooth than Android, but that's got something Android can found but other OS can't found one; and also in Android 4.3 this problem is finally solve (by using my Nexus 7 2nd gen)

For my opinion, Android is more to those engineering ppl, Windows phone is more to business ppl
[Windows Phone 8 General] jacktay94:
nahh, its just you.

1) I dont have to reboot my phone. my uptime is like 100 hrs, and no lag or bugs or anything like tat.

2) what are you doing.. seriously? two questions. did you install porn? -virus+spam and how many instant messaging apps do you have? -lag

3) icons are smth i complain about as well. android and iOS is the same type of icons. windows give a sense of class.

4) itunes, seriously?? i stop using my ipod coz of itunes, i threw away my iphone coz of itunes. music syncing is a piece of crap, especially on a home computer.

5) touch responsiveness? i tink you got to send ur unit to the service centre, probably got a faulty unit

6) custom roms are there for a reason. Google provide a vanilla rom: smooth and minimal. All the other manufacturers are making their own rom=lag/useless. So custom rom are made for ppl to give variety, like PA having hybrid prop, and aokp having lots of stuff to customise.

7) Communication app problem? its coz ur used to ur WP. when i use WP, i feel like throwing it away too.

8) music app really kinda sucks tho, i just stream.

Windows phone really look classy, and i like the feel. but with the limitation, it obviously show why the market share keeps dropping.

iOS-getting outdated. iOS 7 looks cool, but usability is so last decade

WP- classy, for non-tech people who is so lazy to make their phone look special

Android- too much customization, but everyone's device is unique. well except those non-techie again.

Ubuntu- cool, but still buggy.
[Windows Phone 8 General] rod555:
Wp class for no tech people ok but no file manager, no manual network setting....nooo :mad:
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
Android for engineer people? What exactly has android that helps "engineer" people?
[Windows Phone 8 General] CopaCC:
Actually Windows Phone's market share is increasing... Blackberry is the one that's slowly dwindling.

Agree with you on Ubuntu... I'm interested to see the "final product".
[Windows Phone 8 General] ericdude:
I made the mistake of getting a WP8 phone after being an Android fan for some time. I currently own a Nokia Lumia WP8, an iPhone 5 for work and the Galaxy S and Galaxy S2 in a drawer at the house.

No phone is perfect, Android has it's share of issues, as does iOS as does WP8. It's just that Android and iPhone can at least do the things they do and do it well. WP8 still doesn't have a decent facebook app or decent map app, the data speeds are significantly slower than other android/ios phones that are on the same network, push notifications sometimes don't come through until far after the notification was originally pushed. Battery life is sub-par, little customization of the OS, even the larger and more popular applications that actually do manage to make it to WP8 end up having their gui re-written and tailored to look like the rest of WP8 which actually becomes pretty boring and mundane after a while, you can't even get any decent browser options like Chrome, Firefox or even Opera for that matter. Instead, what you end up finding are a bunch of knock-off applications written by little-known dev companies or freelance programmers with all sorts of Chinese, Indian or Russian sounding names that are garbage and do who-knows-what in the background.

I could go on, but suffice it to say, this will likely be my last Windows Phone purchase. The WP8 gui looks decent and is snappy and smooth but beyond that, it doesn't do a whole lot.
[Windows Phone 8 General] dragonmasterx:
really i am in the other site i dont like the sandbox of windows mobile 8 i came to windows mobile from somewhat more easily customized oses symbian and android.

as of now i am going back to android

i ve had a nexus 4 and i had no lag

also an os that doesnt let you do anything with it is not really working as a smartphone ;) at least ios has been jailbroken for a while and some things can be used as they should have been used .

in my opinion windows mobile must rid of locks on it.it is sure that if it doesnt let you do anything it would be lag free but what is the gain then?.

and by that i say that i may come back when a jailbreak is near my phone (ascend w1)....
[Windows Phone 8 General] TechJunkiesCA:
I would disagree with most of this except push notifications . I have done a few data speed tests because I was suspicious that the One was actually slower but apps like speedtest reflected comparable results for my wife's Lumia 920 vs. my One. Nokia's Maps are really nice, better experience than Apples but I do like Google's offering the best. More points:

Battery: My phone is off the charger at 7 a.m. and back on at 10 p.m. I operate a small business so tons of talk time tons of navigation, I notice no difference in battery performance from my 920 to the One

OS Customizing: Don't really care about this but its true. I have tried 10 to 15 launchers and God knows how many Rom's trying to customize an experience that Android can't deliver. I like the WP OS and really have no desire to make any changes to it with the exception of a few features I would like MS to add.

Apps - I think I already addressed this

Browser - I would go heads up with any browser vs. IE 10 mobile. To say its not decent is just old school MS bash talk to me. Its fast & fluid like everything built in to the OS

But, I defend Windows Phone because I like it and feel like the experience it offers is superior to what I get from Android. You obviously feel the same about Android. I'm only writing this because I think people can tell when someone thinks the way they do, so for people who think like I do and love the Windows Phone OS, my advice is that you stay put unless you can afford to play around with competing devices.

BTW I bashed Android without pointing out what I love about Windows Phone:

People Hub – deep social integration with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Skype and offers superior groups and room’s options

Search – Instant results for local eating, shopping and events. Integrated music DNA search, integrated vision search supporting barcodes, QR, MS Tags, CD, DVD and book covers.

Groups – Offers users the ability to share group calendar, group OneNote notebook, group pictures and group chatting

Messaging – Facebook chat integration and integrated location sharing etc.

Dynamic Icons – Instead of a static image Live Tiles provide live updates and can be pinned in 3 different sizes

Deep App Pinning – Instead of just an eBay icon, users can pin an eBay item tile to the Start screen and view updated information right from that tile. Or, pin an actual TuneIn station.

Microsoft Office – Free and complete Microsoft Office mobile suite

Kid’s Corner – Cool to keep the kids in a sandbox

Online Backup – SkyDrive integration offers backup features for photos, instant photo upload, music, documents, phone app list and phone settings. The SkyDrive capabilities on Windows OS makes sharing and using data across smartphone and tablet or PC seamless and better than any competing option
[Windows Phone 8 General] TechJunkiesCA:
Nah, it's not just me bud:

1) "my uptime is like 100 hrs, and no lag or bugs or anything like that" - Seriously!? You can keep your phone on for 4 whole days without bugs or anything! Bravo, thanks for making my point.

2) "what are you doing.. seriously? two questions. did you install porn? " I'm operating a small business. No porn and I didn't say I personally got a virus. I said the Android is the most susceptible and that I DID get data mined to a private work email that was never spammed in the 4 years since I created it. Until Android

3) I obviously agree.

4) "iTunes, seriously??" Yes seriously. For starters I purchase all of my music and iTunes has a massive catalogue. Also, this music is for me and my family. I have to send it to multiple devices (PC's and mobile devices) and multiple OS's. Android is the biggest problem child in that mix.

5) "touch responsiveness?" I have had 3 HTC Ones actually. Press a key on the keyboard and watch how long it takes the keyboard to respond. Then try it on a Windows Phone. Pretty clear

6) "custom roms are there for a reason" your reasons are nonsense. Here is a quote from the about of my favorite ROM "a stock ROM experience with the ability to choose the features and functions they want, demand performance and expect stability!" NOTE THE STABILITY AND PERFORMANCE PART

7) "Communication app problem? its coz ur used to ur WP." No it's not. I think the iOS communications suite is superior as well.

8) "music app really kinda sucks tho, i just stream." I do that too but I have a massive music collection I love to listen too

Bottom line is that I just don't like Android. I know that there are a lot of people who Android works well for I mean them no disrespect. I am not trying to talk them in to moving to my favorite OS and would never do that. I am sharing my experience for people who like the same kinds of thins I do and thought about trying the competition, even though they like Windows Phone. Many would be disappointed and for them, I say don't waste your time or money
[Windows Phone 8 General] jacktay94:
1) yupp, i just switched my phone off ystd, coz i changed the battery. after like one whole week of being on.

2)You probably registered your email in some website tho. Android didn't give me spam :eek:

3) yeahh

4) dont you find it a hassle when you sync ur family members playlist when u just wanna charge your ipod? your from the states, so i understand, coz we in malaysia dun buy much music, especially on itunes. hehe wat i do is just copy+paste, no need to complicate things, back to basics.

5) hmmm, i probably need to post a video of me typing then. hahaha! but really, was it on custom rom?

6) the most stable rom: vanilla, pure android is most stable man. performance is overclocking, google wont endorse that.

7) coz both are simple. too simple. hahaha!

8) like play music app, whole library free for a month, wat other collection do you want? :P

nahh, just making conversation. planning to get a lumnia 600+ series as a for fun phone, just wanna check out the real feel of using WP, when i get the budget. hehe
[Windows Phone 8 General] jessenic:
I have both Android and WP. What I like in Android is that I can do pretty much anything with it like on a PC, but that's where it stops. I have a Samsung Galaxy S which is a pretty old phone and I have a custom rom with Android 4.2 on it. The phone came with android 2.3 and Samsung just decided it did not have enough RAM to run 4.x well and stopped updating it. Well, it is much less laggy on the custom ROM with 4.x than the stock ROM with 2.x. I would never trust an Android device as a phone, it just is too crashy and buggy OS to do anything important. With the stock ROM it rebooted many times when I tried to answer a call etc, and web browsing exprience just sucks. This has to do with the low memory but 512MB should be enough for a phone. When I browse the web on Android, other apps that run in the background get killed and eventually the browser stops working too (Just like on good old Symbian :D). My WP7 (Samsung Omnia 7) has nearly identical specs and I have no memory problems, I have several hundred megabytes of free RAM no matter what I do and browsing is very smooth. Also it's annoying when you need to take a quick pic of something important and the Camera app crashes on Android... One thing Android does better than WP is scrolling long lists - it takes ages to scroll a long list on WP, but on Android the scrolling accelerates when you scroll..
[Windows Phone 8 General] Taurenking:
OP keeping WP circlejerk alive as always
[Windows Phone 8 General] LiFePo4:
Seriously? Grow up

Edit - and go away. This is a WP thread. Why droid people are here making negative comments never ceases to amaze me. I don't read your threads let alone comment in them.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
I don't really care about a "decent" FB app so I'll give you that one. But if you think that Google Maps is anywhere as good as Here, you have no idea what a good map app is. Or maybe you don't have a Lumia. Nokia's mapping software is going to be the industry standard soon now that it's available for iOS. You know those fanboys are having a hard time without a usable map app.

MS Office + SkyDrive - 'nuff said.

People Hub - only webOS Synergy was better

Nokia Cinemagraph - best stock animation and GIF creator

The fact that WP8 can be as fluid and lag-free as any other OS without needing 20 cores and 4 GB of RAM speaks volumes about the OS itself. PalmOS was probably the only other OS that was as resource-friendly as WP, Symbian a close second.

I don't dislike Android, or iOS for that matter, I just find WP8 to be the best all-around combination of phone and OS. MS has stringent rules about how their OS is to be presented and that might not be such a bad thing.
[Windows Phone 8 General] aclegg2011:
Windows phone 8 isn't windows mobile. They're two different os.
[Windows Phone 8 General] TechJunkiesCA:
:o Ahh look I'm blushing! Hey, trolling forums of devices or operating systems you don't use speaks volumes of how engaging your platform must be, not to mention your personal life. Hope things pick up for you!
[Windows Phone 8 General] Amrut223:
I'm considering getting a lumia 925 or 1020 to replace my HTC One. I've become bored with android and ios. What're everyone's thoughts and anything I should know before making the switch?
[Windows Phone 8 General] sireangelus:
wait for the snapdragon 800 nokia phone if you can; if you're gonna buy an old phone instead of a new one, make sure you don't have a not for resale phone(demo unit).

Many apps won't work, you'll have to make do for a while... what is your typical phone use?
[Windows Phone 8 General] Amrut223:
Why wait for the new soc. From what I've been reading wp runs smooth on almost anything. I have no interest in benchmark scores. I simply want to get decent battery life.

Speaking of which. How does the lumia 925 hold up in that respect?? Reviews seem to have mixed feelings about it.
[Windows Phone 8 General] sireangelus:
I have made an habit of, since I', gonna spend money for the new, to get the REAL new and not a year old "new".

Plus usually to do things faster is to do things better and with less power than before, if the computational load remains the same. And it will stay actual longer, with a longer update period, and an higher res display too.
[Windows Phone 8 General] kekkle:
You know that WP8 runs smoothly on the current hardware right? Heck, even the iPhone still uses a simple Dual Core CPU.

It's only Android that needs Quad Cores to run "smoothly". As it still jerks on it...
[Windows Phone 8 General] sireangelus:
Its not matter of slowness or that the phone is not fast enough already; its a matter of spending money on the best that I can get for,that amount of money.,
[Windows Phone 8 General] mjz2cool:
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it's not google who makes it laggy, it's samsung and htc and all the other companies who use their own interface, custom roms take all of that away, most of them use the stock android interface. and it adds much more functionality
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
Actually the lag comes from the Java VM JIT used on top of a linux kernel without proper optimizations. Even with custom ROMs android will start lagging at some point, just not as fast as official ROMs.
[Windows Phone 8 General] sireangelus:
just to add something- Microsoft does the same with the live account.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mshengu:
I have the same issues with Android on my LG Optimus Black and Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 with higher specs. Tablet more stable but not suitable as smartphone. I tried several Rom's to get camera stabilized, battery past 8 hrs, multitask working without closing just restarting apps quickly and to stop data mining as bandwidth is expensive in South Africa. Currently using basic, cheapest Nokia for call integrity for last 2 months as I receive many calls during the day. Awaiting delivery of Samsung Ativ S after questioning colleagues and friends with WP7&8 and testing Nokia 520 several times in malls. WP8 more suitable for out of box, daily use. Android frustrating people out of box but fashion trends keep them loyal in SA as few know of XDA or custom Rom's.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Hnk1:
WP8, had it for less than 24 hours

SIMPLY HATE IT HATE IT HATE IT HATE IT HATE IT
[Windows Phone 8 General] sireangelus:
would you mind to articulate? since i love it love it love it love it.....
[Windows Phone 8 General] Hardcore73:
No apps, ever. Browser sucks. Wanted to love it but cannot.
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
I see articulation isn't your strong point... well, unless you actually have something to contribute, I guess don't let the door hit you on your way out?
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Yeah, unlike you, I'm not going to cross-post. Already responded to you pretty much point-for-point on the other forum where you posted this.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Nicolfa:
I am a very techy guy and work on iOS, Android and WM devices more or less daily. Each device type has a valid customer base and experience different enough to allow them to all exist.

My daily road device is a Lumia 810, gets the job done as well as any of the others. Streams well, serves as the vans music player etc. (I expect any of the three devices would be the same in these roles). I switched from android back in WM7 because of the simpler interface, integrated Facebook messaging etc. All in all I found after years of android fiddling that most things I did where literally just for a moment or two or because I could.

There's a few things that WM clearly won me on though, the keyboard is in my opinion the best of the three (would give the bb's a run if they had survived). As I text alot and respond to forums this was an immediate improvement over the often delayed feeling android keyboards give by comparison. The other is stability, to date and can honestly say I haven't had to recover from a crashed app or OS function yet. With android depending on what I was doing with it - crashes would be part of the experience in some cases even OEM software would crash out.

I use various devices and find that you fit the device to your needs, there is a good market for WM phones to grab of tech skilled people who are just tired of devices that need work to remain mission critical. Android does crash more often than the other two, it is less secure, it does get mined more (not sure by what margin) and it does for the average user leave the person in a meh mood when it miss behaves. I look forward to more EE integration, Xbox integration and W8 integration in the future.
[Windows Phone 8 General] yenkoPR:
i was on android a couple of montgs ago and i really hate this lumia 920. it has the best smoothnes and sistem response but thats all! Ram, memory, lag free, music sounds awesome, nice camera, battery lasts long... What i hate... dosnt even have WORD OFFICE, are u kidding me? Android hast it and windows phone dont? Thats just stupid to me really! Front camera gets durt because of a hole over it, dumb apps on market,all good games cost 6$ plus, app dev licence cost 100$, cant customize the phone, cant flash roms, etc... this is a little list of what i hate. On android cameras are good to but no dirt on them, great apps on market, games cost but you can download apk free, can develope apps for free, launchers for phone customization, can be smooth with custom light rom, battery is good dependin on rom, cpu usage, ram, and phone. So i preffer android because its allmost free, u can do anything with the phone. But if windows phone had root this will be the best phone out there, but its not hackable so .l.