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[Android Apps and Games] lotdrops:
We didn't answer you because we expected to get results sooner, but we are currently working on allowing selection of text to copy. Nevertheless, it is not so easy as you may think, in a floating window. To give you an example, "Facebook messenger" doesn't support selecting the text to copy in the floating interface...

About sentence translating, we have that in mind too.

If we find a database for phonetically-spelled English translations we will add it.
[Android Apps and Games] Dilip Chakravarthy:
nice app

I find this app very useful, I just want to have few updates like after selecting a word the bubble shud pop up (like the google meanings, an extension in chrome browser), if it can do this, it will be d best and also offline dictionary will be very useful. If still there is any possibility give synonyms, identifying root words, back up of searched words will be helpful. Thank you.
[Android Apps and Games] devrruti:
Asus floating dictionary app is really good at selecting texts from anywhere and automatically translating it. You should take a look at it to make your floating dictionary work like that, it is really comfortable. Unfortunately I don't think it is available anywhere else except preinstalled on their own devices.

Please enable offline dictionary support like colordict
[Android Apps and Games] lotdrops:
Synonyms are coming veeery soon :D

It is planned something like automatically translating without pasting the word in the app, we will see when do we add it.

Identifying root words is something we've looked up, but we have to find a trustable database, yet.

Back up of searched words is into consideration, we will see what do we decide...
[Android Apps and Games] lotdrops:
Synonyms are finally here! Sorry for the delay, we haven't been able to work on the app lately...
[Networking] WelshRob:
Just got this device and having difficulty receiving some WAP Push messages. How can I enable this?

Thanks
[Nexus 5 General] Wenzo2:
Guys! I'm very Sorry to note that my phone have a lot of scratches in the screen... I think it is caused by nails but my last phone (lg 2x) with gorilla glass 2 havent any scratch... Now I bought a screen protector... And you?
[Nexus 5 General] TonyTurboII:
And me.
[Nexus 5 General] sunnylovesalman:
Same here. Gorilla Glass 3 suckzz... I applied screenguard as my screen was prone to scratches.
[Nexus 5 General] lolpok:
Me too, it's sad because first weak and i get a scratch, but my nexus 7 2012 have no scrath at all and i bought it 1 year ago.
[Nexus 5 General] Kreateablaze:
No scratches here, and I have never used a screen protector
[Nexus 5 General] Enddo:
no protector here and no scratches either
[Nexus 5 General] mar_wu:
I never used screen protector.

I learned it the hard way on my HTC one X (gorilla glass 2). Never wipe your screen with your cloth. It will contain sand grains and that scratches any glass surface.

On my nexus5, I use glasses wipe, and its still in perfect condition.

Hope this helps.
[Nexus 5 General] melogray:
I've had plenty of phones with Gorilla Glass and ALL of them got scratched if used without a screen protector... people need to understand that Gorilla Glass is only scratch-resistant, not scratch-proof. If you don't want scratches, use a screen protector, no matter what.
[Nexus 5 General] Fluidification:
or take care of ur phone
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
Gorilla glass is scratch resistant until we see some sapphire glass covers with 9h-10h they will be theoretically scratch proof seeing I tried to scratch the iPhone 5 sapphire lens cover and nothing .

Buy some tempered glass on eBay I Bought one for 5$ its good overall
[Nexus 5 General] Bubble-be:
Mine has those microscratches, which apparently are in the oleophobic layer. Tough, but I can live with them. If it get's any worse I might apply a (glass) screenprotector, but I really prefer naked.
[Nexus 5 General] aooga:
Yeah it's bad. Either they used really cheap GG3, or just used a cheap oleophobic coating. Good thing I have tmo so I can just get another phone when it gets really bad...Thanks jump!
[Nexus 5 General] Aenima462:
SO many minerals can scratch gorilla glass. It stops stuff like keys from scratching the glass, but get a piece of sand 0.5mm big in your pocket, and your screen is toast
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
I got rid of some of my scratches that are on the anti-fingerprint layer however the deeper one I could not fix

fixed it with this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Proteger-Sm...t=US_Cell_Phone_PDA_Cases&hash=item2335b86414
[Nexus 5 General] ilostmypistons:
I think the glass screen protectors are the way to go. For $15-$25 you just don't have to worry about it and it's a little extra protection if dropped. Plus it feels naked
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
This ^^^
[Nexus 5 General] Stay Frosty:
It sounds stupid, but I always blow on my screen after it's been in my pocket for a while to get any micro particles off of it. Like somebody else said, all it takes is a single grain of sand combined with a wipe of a cloth or a swipe of a finger to wreak havoc. If I see stubborn particles on my screen, will always dab them with my finger to get them off. I will never wipe them.

I have yet to get a scratch on my screen with the above methods.
[Nexus 5 General] Lucke:
never had a screen protector, no scratches. my phone is as flawless as when i first took it out of the box in early Nov.
[Nexus 5 General] MitchRapp:
No scratches on my N5, N4, N7, Xoom etc... is it because I don't put it in the same pocket as my keys and change? That's kind of like, common knowledge...
[Nexus 5 General] aooga:
For all the people saying that a tiny piece of sand can scratch the screen, you're completely right, but some of us on here are comparing it to previous phones that we've owned that haven't scratched in the same environment.

I'm not really complaining too much because I stick my phone with everything else in my pocket (keys, cards, anything else really) and it's still in pretty great condition. (I've had it since it came out)
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
I've scratched my gg1, gg2 and gg3 devices. Nothing to do with keys. My phones have a dedicated pocket in my trousers. Dust and other fine grains that get on the screen are much more likely to scratch the glass. This too is common knowledge
[Nexus 5 General] bblzd:
Actually neither keys or change will scratch the Nexus 5 screen (GG3). There are many tests on Youtube that show this to be the case and even go as far to test kitchen knives and box cutters.

It's the sand and large dust particles, often often found hiding in the very bottom of your pockets that you mostly have to watch out for.
[Nexus 5 General] jtwlbz:
You guys must be putting keys or coins in the same pocket. I never do that and never got any.scratches ever.
[Nexus 5 General] FuMMoD:
I don't have any scratches or a screen protector. I make sure to blow on the edges of my screen before wiping because those small particles leave really small scratches all over.
[Nexus 5 General] OuncE718:
I never used to like screen protectors but now a days the screens on these phones a extremely sensitive to touch and the screen protector quality has gotten better. To me you can barely even notice its on your screen if you have a high quality one installed.

sent from my neXus 5
[Nexus 5 General] Shanda1:
I bought a protect box for it. No scratchs here.
[Nexus 5 General] tien113:
I always buy screen protector for nexus 5. It's cheap and help to protect screen.
[Nexus 5 General] divinewisdom:
I hope nexus 6 comes with sapphire glass or else I have to buy apply iPhone 6 which will have Sapphire glass.
[Nexus 5 General] TonyTurboII:
You gotta do what you gotta do...

I sure as hell won't be buying an iPhone.
[Nexus 5 General] edved:
Gorilla Glass 3 is soft. I've got a ton of micro scratches on mine. Essentially from day one!
[Nexus 5 General] mmmmBACON:
What, do you keep sand in your pockets or just toss your phone around? You don't need a screen protector if you take care of your devices.

My Nexus 5 is still pristine and it has no screen protector. My Moto Atrix that I used from launch day until I bought the Nexus 5, does not have a single scratch on the screen. The phone doesn't work too well, wifi is broken, and the battery doesn't last more than 3 hours... that's because the Atrix was a POS, but the screen is perfect.

Even my Moto Rokr z6m that I got in 2007 with a craptastic plastic screen doesn't have scratches.

It isn't "use a screen protector, no matter what" ... It's based on how you treat your device and the environment/situations you put it in.

If you make conscious decisions to take care of it, then you don't need to worry.

For example:

- I keep a micro fibre cloth keychain to clean my screen throughout the day.

- Before I wipe my screen I always blow on it just to be sure any loose particles are not wiped against the screen.

- I shake/fluff/whip my micro fibre cloth before using it.

- I always put the phone down screen up.

- When I put it in my pocket, nothing else is in it, and the screen is facing my leg.

- I never put it in my back pockets.

- When I sit down/get in my car/etc, I take the phone out of my pocket.

- I wash/clean my hands often.

I mean these are just simple, conscious decisions that become routine/second nature and I've never had a problem.

Like here's one a lot of people won't consider. Ever toss your phone on your bed? It's nice and soft, so no problem. I never do. It always goes on a table/flat surface. You lay on your bed, wear whatever clothes you have on, sheets don't get washed every day (if they do, then well done). You're of course not always clean when you lay in bed. A bed/sheets/blankets can get dirty pretty quickly. Dirt, dust, sand from clothing, dead skin, etc etc, those are the miniscule particles that you don't really see. Those are the types of particles that can scratch your screen.

If you're a person who isn't as thorough as I am, then by all means use a screen protector, but no screen protector = scratches is total BS.
[Nexus 5 General] toyfreak:
It's a phone, not the Hope Diamond. Wait, that would not scratch...
[Nexus 5 General] x111:
Gorilla glass 3 is a bad glass because it got some little scratches and I guess because of little pieces of sand.

So no way to use nexus 5 without screen protector, unless you do not care about scratches and do no going to sell your phone.

p.s. In my guessing, hardness of screen should be minimum Mohs' scale H9 or more.

p.s.s. Hopefully, next Nexus phone will get Sapphire Screen layer. I personally just so hate scratches on my phone, like crazy.
[Nexus 5 General] mmmmBACON:
Sure it's a phone. One I take care of, like all my devices. That may seem like a big list of things but it isn't.

Putting a phone down face up, that's just common sense. Not having keys and other crap in your pocket when you put something with glass in there... Again common sense. Wiping the screen often... These things aren't difficult.

It only looks like a lot of stuff because I've spelled it out in a list.
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
People should put ;) after jokes. Otherwise others will think they are being serious which can often mean they didn't read the thread or don't know what they're talking about
[Nexus 5 General] jrjk:
The first thing you should do after buying a phone is get a screen protector. It might make the screen look a little off, but better than having it scratched.
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...he-iphone-6-and-why-corning-should-be-nervous

one of the most scratch-resistant materials in the world — it scores 9 on the Mohs scale, one down from diamond’s 10, and quite a lot tougher than Gorilla Glass’s 7-8.

Lets see what will corning make for us
[Nexus 5 General] dr4stic:
To those suggesting tempered glass: how much does the thickness matter to the feel of the screen?

I've been happy enough with my current screen protector, but obviously I'd like to feel something with a nice glass oleophobic coating. Spigen has a model that boasts 0.15mm thickness, but it's in the $35-40 area. That number is a bit high for me. There's another well rated brand, Nilkin, on Amazon for $18 which specifies a 0.3mm thickness. I'm no rocket scientist, but I know that's 2x the thickness.

I've been unable to find real numbers on the thickness of the screen protector I currently have. I've found something that says they're generally about 0.08mm. That means the Spigen is equal to about 2 screen protectors, and the Nilkin is at 4 screen protectors.

How much does this stuff matter? I love how close the image is to the top of the screen. But I do miss the naked feel.

Advice?
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
The thickness relies on different cases you would use like a tpu case you're fine with a 0.4mm tempered glass. Look on eBay there are tempered glass covers for the n5 I got one myself it feels like as if there was no protector. And I only spent like $6 on that
[Nexus 5 General] FunDionysus:
I just got my N5 and reading horror stories a bit afraid to use it, until protection is applied. Can tempered glass screen protectors fit in a case with the phone? Any recommends for Tempered Glass Screen Protectors?
[Nexus 5 General] LiquidSolstice:
"Scratches" is a broad term. My screen has a fair few scratches, but these are extremely small hairline scratches that require the screen to be in just the right light to see.

Corning Glass was never (regardless of how they tried to market it) "scratch-proof", it's scratch resistant.

There's no need to be hyper-protective of your phone like some people in this thread, nor is there a need to use a screen protector. I don't use a screen protector because I care about my phone's screen, I use one because I know when the Nexus 6 comes out in 6 or 7 months, I will want to buy one, and I want to be able to sell this one for as much money as possible to help pay for the new one.
[Nexus 5 General] jr71x:
I do not agree that it only takes sand or silica to scratch this ****ty glass, I've had my sgs3 for a long time, took the screen protector off one time after a year of babying this turd glass. Scratched on my pant pocket rivet one time putting it away... so pissed... what the hell is the point... smh... gg1-2 is ****... that is all...
[Nexus 5 General] bblzd:
You're more likely to scratch the plastic then you are the screen when it comes to metal objects such as keys, coins, or knives.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_7PBy_2z8E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqPI3elTZAc
[Nexus 5 General] gee2012:
Have mine for 7 weeks now and carry it in my pocket all the time and i don`t even have a micro scratch on the screen. Not using a screenprotector and a Spigen Neo Hybrid case.
[Nexus 5 General] thesebastian:
I don't use a screen protector nor a case. And GG1/2/3 is great for scratches in my experience. The only scratches you get, are the ones who are invisible when the screen is ON.

I just made an exception this month with my N5...put a tempered glass. Just to add a little protection to the GG3 in case my phone fall off.
[Nexus 5 General] melogray:
I am taking very good care of my phones - they all look like I just bought them. Not a single scratch on the body. If I need to carry my phone in a pocket then it's always going in the front right pocket, and I do NEVER carry anything else in there. Apart from that I don't drop my phone, I don't put it on hard surfaces, I don't use it with dirty hands. Hence I don't need extra cases.

Nonetheless, if I don't use a screen protector I do get scratches on the screen. I had a screen protector on my HTC One from the day I bought it and people always told me "oh you don't need a screen protector, I never use one and I don't have a single scratch blah blah", so I took it off, believing that Gorilla Glass will do its job - ONE SINGLE DAY and I got a nice, big scratch right in the middle of the screen. I'm not saying that this is going to happen to everyone, but I'm saying that even with Gorilla Glass there's a chance of your screen getting scratched. I don't know how, it just happens. Maybe it's bad luck or something. But I've come to the conclusion that if screens get scratched even when you take care of your phones, there's no way around protection. So for me, taking care of my phone means using a screen protector.

It's really not that big of a deal. A screen protector costs less than 10 bucks and it saves you a lot of trouble. If you get a good quality screen protector and take your time when applying it, it'll look completely flawless. In everyday use I don't even notice it on my phone. And if I ever get scratches that bother me, I can just take it off, apply another one, and my phone will look brand-new. It's much more bearable than having a scratch on the screen itself that you have to live with until you get rid of the phone.
[Nexus 5 General] scottak:
Seriously? How could you scratch this thing? Sure, I don't put it in the same pocket as my keys but that's because the n5 is a big honking phone! My pockets aren't big enough to hold both.

I treat my Nexus the same way I've treated my last four phones and my old Palm PDA -I put them in my pocket. I throw them on the bed at night, toss them on the front seat of my car, whatever. My favorite method of cleaning the screen? I wipe it off on my jeans. Vigorously. It hasn't scratched, and neither did any other device I've owned that had Gorilla Glass, regardless of the version.
[Nexus 5 General] CheesyNutz:
no screencover and no scratches some people need to learn how to take care of there phones
[Nexus 5 General] G1ForFun:
I always use a screen protector. I can't even tell its on the phone since the application is perfect.

Id rather replace a $4 screen protector then to live with a scratch on something I look at daily that was $385.

I see a lot of people eluding to these tangent on taking care of your phones. Look...sand is very tiny and its everywhere. Sticking your phone inside of ANY pocket of any kind is risking it getting scratched. Rubbing it against your jeans if your jeans have one grain of sand on them you have just done the worst thing you can do.

Last point is if your like me and you analyze everything, then you will notice the tiny micro scratches that come from sand if you ever use a phone without a screen protector for a length of time. I did with my SGS2 and I'll never make that mistake again.
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
No idea. Pocket, desk, sofa. Hardly dropped. Scratched. Hardly noticeable but scratched none-the-less. No keys, no coins. It was just their one day.
[Nexus 5 General] mmmmBACON:
Fair enough. That's unfortunate that it's happened to you so often/easily. But you should see that your previous post was quite a generalized statement, basically saying no matter what, no screen protector = scratches which clearly isn't the case.

Yes, GG1/2/3 is only scratch resistant and not proofed, but for a lot of people out there, me included, it's adequately protective to keep the screen perfect. No screen protector needed.
[Nexus 5 General] b.spec:
A word of caution to those looking at tempered class screen protectors, while most are good against scratches regardless of their thickness, they will be prone to chipping on the edges or spiderwebbing. Do your research before investing in one.
[Nexus 5 General] ilostmypistons:
What version or serial # :D
[Nexus 5 General] eshopper:
all i can say is GG3 is worse tha GG2.. my s3 was having a better resistance in terms of rough use and scratches.. hardly a faint scratch after using a year without any protector.. but this N5's is protected from day one
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
6
[Nexus 5 General] GrayFox94:
I recomend to all to use the screen protector. It has a low cost and is good for your phone.
[Nexus 5 General] Beauenheim:
Screen protectors ruin the smooth experience of glass.

Even oleophobic protectors.

My nexus 5 has a naked screen and a spigen ultra fit black case.

I have one very very tiny micro scratch only visible in direct sunlight, but it's near the earpiece.

Why spend money on a nice smartphone only to limit it's experience with a cheapo plastic or glass cover?
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
Why worry about a smart phone when its going to be replaced in 6 Months (T-Mobile Jump) or 2 years
[Nexus 5 General] ilostmypistons:
I can barely tell the difference between naked and tempered glass screen protectors. I would say the glass protectors feel slicker.
[Nexus 5 General] hamad138:
Gorrilla glas 2 is better than 3, say what u want, its tougher and not that easy to scratch.
[Nexus 5 General] Coderedpl:
I started looking at it this way, and with the most recent possible news on upgrading whenever, I'm much less worried.

http://www.droid-life.com/2014/02/1...rade-at-any-time-no-limits-and-tablets-added/
[Nexus 5 General] cee-ach:
Had it since Nov without screen protector and only a very minor scratch 1/2cm long and you can only see under a bright light at a certain angle. I'd rather have minor scratches like that than use a screen protector that ruins the smooth feel of glass, scratches even easier, or distorts my display. I've never had good experiences with screen protectors and don't feel like going through the trouble of finding the perfect one after trying a couple already on previous phones.
[Nexus 5 General] kolyan:
Gorilla glass is a simple marketing name that came to market as scratch resistant.... All bull****, had phones without it with zero scratches and vice versa
[Nexus 5 General] Aenima462:
The moment I peeled off the original plastic, I applied my zagg invisible shield :P Didn't even touch the glass
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
How much was for the zagg
[Nexus 5 General] scottak:
Huh, that's weird.

And to anyone out there thinking about buying a Nexus 5 reading this forum, don't let all this talk of scratched screens deter you. You (probably) don't know me, but believe me when i say that if there is anyone in this world that would have a scratched screen it would be me. When it comes to breaking electronics I am incredibly gifted. So, for my phone to not have a scratch on it is a truly remarkable thing.
[Nexus 5 General] FuMMoD:
Posted this over in the defects thread and since it's screen related i would post it here as well.
[Nexus 5 General] bblzd:
Its just dirt from your fingers I think. I get the same thing where I tap excessively except I'm using a plastic screen protector and it's really tough to clean.
[Nexus 5 General] jjhiza:
I can't believe nobody has mentioned this, but NAILS?! If you mean carpentry nails, them I'm completely bemused... Why would anyone take a nail to a $400 device? :what:

If you mean fingernails, I'm less confused, but only slightly... I've used all of my devices (N5, Galaxy Nexus, Droid 3, Moto Droid, Galaxy Tab, and A500) without screen protectors, and I've never scratched any of them. I don't see how nails, even acrylic ones, could damage a screen if keys can't.
[Nexus 5 General] aGaTHoS5:
I dont have any scratch at all I dont use a screen protector neither a cover I use my mobile just as it is from factory

It even doesnt have gorilla glass...

Wtf do u use your mobiles for?

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 5 General] dramake:
No screen protector and 0 scratches.
[Nexus 5 General] FuMMoD:
How exactly do I fix that on the glass? I've been cleaning it like crazy. I had to put a screen protector to stop feeling it.
[Nexus 5 General] Aenima462:
$30 from Futureshop. Zagg wanted $15 shipping so it was cheaper to buy it in store. I don't mind paying that amount because I've been using invisible shields since the instructions told you to make your own application solution with soap and water. Love the product.
[Nexus 5 General] slemon:
I have first generation Nexus 7 without single scratch, just using a flip cover. N5 has a case and I keep it in belt pouch. So far it's been good but it's only a week old.
[Nexus 5 General] Schnedi:
bad glass? this was mine after 2 months.

and there are like other 10 very small scratches...

..:Enviado desde mi N5:..
[Nexus 5 General] hamad138:
Im glad i have gorilla glas 2
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
can you really see it with out tilting it?