Anyone planning to port QSlide over to the N4 from the Optimus G?
What is it?
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kcls said:
What is it?
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http://bit.ly/SKyKRQ
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http://bit.ly/SKyKRQ
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lol. its a multitasking solution that overlays one app (transparently) on top of another. check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM4dFVzpRFk
I know it's part of LG's UI (kind of like the multitasking in HTC's sense), but didn't know how difficult it would be to port it over to AOSP... it's pretty cool - you can change the level of transparency and do stuff like text while watching movies, etc.
Oh yeah I remember watching that video now. My guess is it's reliant on some sort of LG framework but that hasn't stopped people before. Unfortunately it's well out of my knowledge range
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kcls said:
Oh yeah I remember watching that video now. My guess is it's reliant on some sort of LG framework but that hasn't stopped people before. Unfortunately it's well out of my knowledge range
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Yea that's what i was thinking too, sort of like how tmobile's WiFi calling is reliant on TouchWiz (i shudder at the mere sight of that word) framework.
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Now if someone could port WiFi calling to the N4, i think I'd come in my pants.
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This would be great. I'd love to be able to watch YouTube videos while browsing XDA.
wifi calling does not rely on touch wiz? what?
i use wifi calling on my old mytouch 3g slide?
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wifi calling does not rely on touch wiz? what?
i use wifi calling on my old mytouch 3g slide?
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T-Mobile's WiFi calling is integrated into their touchwiz ui, which is why it could never be ported to any aosp-based ROMs. Pretty sure it's closed source, so it would have to be reverse engineered or rewritten from scratch. Don't know how difficult that would be. I know that for people without unlimited minute plans on T-Mobile, minutes for calls are deducted even if you're using WiFi calling, and if it was open source this could be bypassed (i think that's why they integrated it into touchwiz).
Anyway, i digress. I'm not doubting that you used WiFi calling on your mytouch as it's a T-Mobile device and was probably running a touchwiz ROM.
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T-Mobile's WiFi calling is integrated into their touchwiz ui, which is why it could never be ported to any aosp-based ROMs. Pretty sure it's closed source, so it would have to be reverse engineered or rewritten from scratch. Don't know how difficult that would be. I know that for people without unlimited minute plans on T-Mobile, minutes for calls are deducted even if you're using WiFi calling, and if it was open source this could be bypassed (i think that's why they integrated it into touchwiz).
Anyway, i digress. I'm not doubting that you used WiFi calling on your mytouch as it's a T-Mobile device and was probably running a touchwiz ROM.
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Do you have any idea what you're talking about? Touchwiz is a Samsung thing, not T-Mobile.
The MyTouch is an HTC phone. Again, Touchwiz is a Samsung thing. The HTC One S has WiFi calling as well. Guess what it's running..? Not Touchwiz.
And an FYI, WiFi calling was ported to AOSP roms for the G2 which, again, is NOT a Touchwiz device.
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Do you have any idea what you're talking about?
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Apparently not. Whatever.
Regardless, qslide and WiFi calling would be pretty sweet on this phone.
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I want qslide, wifi calling, multi window, htc sense, this that and the other, anything else?
Its one thing porting over apps, but features that dig deep into the oem's framework... forgetaboutit.
peachpuff said:
I want qslide, wifi calling, multi window, htc sense, this that and the other, anything else?
Its one thing porting over apps, but features that dig deep into the oem's framework... forgetaboutit.
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Actually the reason i started this thread is that i didn't know how deep into the optimus g's framework qslide dug. By no means did i ever demand it.
Mods, you can close this thread now if you want. I don't think it's going anywhere.
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Title says it all.
The specs of the X2 are a lot better than the DInc2's, so why does everyone dislike it over the DInc2?
Is it because of how hard it is to root?
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Title says it all.
The specs of the X2 are a lot better than the DInc2's, so why does everyone dislike it over the DInc2?
Is it because of how hard it is to root?
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P.S. In my area, vzw still has red DInc2's
nitsua98 said:
Title says it all.
The specs of the X2 are a lot better than the DInc2's, so why does everyone dislike it over the DInc2?
Is it because of how hard it is to root?
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I don't think that it's the locked bootloader that's the issue since there's plenty of people who use their smartphones without ever rooting their phones. Rather, I heard that the Motorola Droid X2 has a lot of hardware/software issues that always occurs at some point in its lifespan. Specs don't mean anything especially if support is terrible. Some of our wonderful people here in the Dinc2 community can tell you more about it.
this would probably be a better post in android general, as i havent noticed any particular amount of hatred towards other phones in the inc2 subforum
personally though? i wont buy moto devices until the stop encrypting their bootloaders....but even then i hate blur so i probably wouldnt
my take
if you only use aosp: get a nexus device
if you like sense/aosp: get htc device
if you like tw/aosp: get a samsung device
Blur sucks.
I had a Droid x2 it can't play music without pops and cracks drove me crazy. Also can't go into recovery without being plugged in to wall charger. Battery bugs. Random reboots .
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this would probably be a better post in android general, as i havent noticed any particular amount of hatred towards other phones in the inc2 subforum
personally though? i wont buy moto devices until the stop encrypting their bootloaders....but even then i hate blur so i probably wouldnt
my take
if you only use aosp: get a nexus device
if you like sense/aosp: get htc device
if you like tw/aosp: get a samsung device
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Ah. Ok. I was just asking since everyone whose Inc2 breaks they never want a X2
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Ah. Ok. I was just asking since everyone whose Inc2 breaks they never want a X2
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I came from the X2, as mentioned before, music skips, pops, and stutters, the boot loader is locked so they can't get all the drivers/kernel updated, the graphics memory is on the low side, etc
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I came from the X2, as mentioned before, music skips, pops, and stutters, the boot loader is locked so they can't get all the drivers/kernel updated, the graphics memory is on the low side, etc
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Haha oh yeah its a duel core phone with less than 500 Mb of ram. So sad.
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Haha oh yeah its a duel core phone with less than 500 Mb of ram. So sad.
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And no update to ICS.
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And no update to ICS.
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Good thing we got our update in the end of August!..... Oh wait.... Lol
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because it's a piece of garbage, they stopped official development on the phone 6 months after it was released, they gave us a broken phone and never fixed it.
dual core yes, lag yes, FC a lot yes, camera horrible, motorola as a company equally as bad
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because it's a piece of garbage, they stopped official development on the phone 6 months after it was released, they gave us a broken phone and never fixed it.
dual core yes, lag yes, FC a lot yes, camera horrible, motorola as a company equally as bad
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I agree with you except for the camera, I thought the camera was above average
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Camera was good just had a strange blue tint but barley noticeable. No ffc though. But I would trade cameras with the inc2 any day.
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I wish the inc2 had the x2 internal antenna. It blows or incs out of the water. My brother had an x2, admitably many problems, but he could get decent service where i had none.
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I wish the inc2 had the x2 internal antenna. It blows or incs out of the water. My brother had an x2, admitably many problems, but he could get decent service where i had none.
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Agreed, my room mate still has an X2 running Dzk's CM10, and he has signal throughout the house and I have to go to my "special" places
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I had a DX2 prior to getting the Inc2 and the main reason I switched was the lack of an unlocked bootloader which hampers any kernel modifications and slows down ROM development. However, I will say that the radio in the DX2 was much clearer than the Inc2 and performance (stock vs. stock) was better.
In addition, you can hack the 3G radio in Motorola phones (via the radiocomm utility) which will grant you unlimited wi-ifi tethering via the stock hotspot application without Verizon knowing about it. This is real useful as other tethering programs have limitations (e.g, usb only, need to run in adhoc mode, etc.). This hack won't work with the new 4G LTE phones.
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I had a DX2 prior to getting the Inc2 and the main reason I switched was the lack of an unlocked bootloader which hampers any kernel modifications and slows down ROM development. However, I will say that the radio in the DX2 was much clearer than the Inc2 and performance (stock vs. stock) was better.
In addition, you can hack the 3G radio in Motorola phones (via the radiocomm utility) which will grant you unlimited wi-ifi tethering via the stock hotspot application without Verizon knowing about it. This is real useful as other tethering programs have limitations (e.g, usb only, need to run in adhoc mode, etc.). This hack won't work with the new 4G LTE phones.
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You can hack this phone to do that also. Search the forums to find it...
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I use my inc2 for wifi tethering without Verizon knowing cm7 comes with it
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I use my inc2 for wifi tethering without Verizon knowing cm7 comes with it
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Rooting in general allows you to use WiFi tethering without Verizon knowing. It's not limited to Cyanogenmod.
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Even more proof of Samsung making customers happy
http://m.samsung.com/us/support/SupportOwnersFAQPopup.do?faq_id=FAQ00050212&fm_seq=55187
Weird thing I don't see s2 on it :/
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Wonder who gets to determine what COMING SOON! means.
Already got Jelly Bean on my S3 and i'm loving it.
The AOKP features are of more value to me than the Touchwiz features.
Only thing i'm missing is WiFi calling.
AOKP FTW
But I guess it will be useful for people who want to remain stock.
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Already got Jelly Bean on my S3 and i'm loving it.
The AOKP features are of more value to me than the Touchwiz features.
Only thing i'm missing is WiFi calling.
AOKP FTW
But I guess it will be useful for people who want to remain stock.
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I would go with AOKP too, loved it on my galaxy nexus but the bugs start appearing after a 2 weeks and don't like to deal with that, which one are you running and how is your battery life?
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jgalan14 said:
I would go with AOKP too, loved it on my galaxy nexus but the bugs start appearing after a 2 weeks and don't like to deal with that, which one are you running and how is your battery life?
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Same. I'm running liquid jelly. Get random screen flickers but other than that its awesome.. oh and the speaker volume kinda sux
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I am on vanilla aokp and it has been pretty smooth. Only two freezes over the course of a week and battery life has been amazing.
Isn't wifi calling somthing everyone misses haha...
sb9400 said:
Isn't wifi calling somthing everyone misses haha...
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I use like 100 minutes a month. xD
I definitely don't miss the feature.
sb9400 said:
Isn't wifi calling somthing everyone misses haha...
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Don't use it, at the most 120 at month is just a he reboots, because sometimes I'm doing something for work and it messes up I loose it, then again I have a nexus 7 too
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What do minutes and wifi calling being mentioned together? Wifi calling still uses regular minutes. I like wifi calling because if im working in certain building sometimes I get no signal, so i use wifi calling. Its just cell booster and it helps out on battery.
Anywho, this is awesome to actually see some vocal news from a company about an update, happy with Samsung
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What do minutes and wifi calling being mentioned together? Wifi calling still uses regular minutes. I like wifi calling because if im working in certain building sometimes I get no signal, so i use wifi calling. Its just cell booster and it helps out on battery.
Anywho, this is awesome to actually see some vocal news from a company about an update, happy with Samsung
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My wifi minutes are unlimited. The benefit is that my house gets like .5 bars and voice calls can't be answered made here. It's also good because wifi calling shuts off the cell antenna.
mt3g said:
What do minutes and wifi calling being mentioned together? Wifi calling still uses regular minutes. I like wifi calling because if im working in certain building sometimes I get no signal, so i use wifi calling. Its just cell booster and it helps out on battery.
Anywho, this is awesome to actually see some vocal news from a company about an update, happy with Samsung
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Wifi calling does not use regular minutes if you have the feature added to your plan. it only counts regular minutes if you don't have the feature added.
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Wifi calling does not use regular minutes if you have the feature added to your plan. it only counts regular minutes if you don't have the feature added.
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Oh really? That's weird. So they have a Wi-Fi calling service you can add on so it doesn't use your minutes? Hmmm i must investigate
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I use like 100 minutes a month. xD
I definitely don't miss the feature.
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wifi calling helps too if you have bad reception and have wifi, I have unlimited minutes and use wifi calling because my work and school have low receptions and wifi is a life saver for me
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Oh really? That's weird. So they have a Wi-Fi calling service you can add on so it doesn't use your minutes? Hmmm i must investigate
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And the service is a free add on. They should have added it when they set up your account.
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jgalan14 said:
I would go with AOKP too, loved it on my galaxy nexus but the bugs start appearing after a 2 weeks and don't like to deal with that, which one are you running and how is your battery life?
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Build 4.
No bugs here so far.
Only thing is the cpu frequency setting doesn't stick after reboot even though I select it.
I can live with that for all the other tweaks this ROM offers.
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Oh really? That's weird. So they have a Wi-Fi calling service you can add on so it doesn't use your minutes? Hmmm i must investigate
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It depends on your calling plan. If you have at least a "value" plan, and I'm guessing a classic one as well, then minutes don't come out of your bucket. If you have an older grandfathered plan it comes out of your bucket.
The feature is free for any plan, even for prepaid ones.
Interesting that it hasn't been brought up before.
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wifi calling helps too if you have bad reception and have wifi, I have unlimited minutes and use wifi calling because my work and school have low receptions and wifi is a life saver for me
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Fortunate for me I get pretty good signal, at home and at work, and wherever I go.
T-Mobile is pretty awesome in my area, I'm in SoCal so yeah.
So im tweaking some settings for my 4G connection and i see that theres an option to turn on and off LTE....???:what: anyone know if this works?
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If that's the stock ROM then IDK, but otherwise that's most likely due to it being ported or something. Regardless, there's no LTE-capable chipset in the phone, so it's never going to have LTE. Just like LTE phones can't connect to the current WiMAX network.Sorry to burst your bubble.
im on FL16 deodexed. but its not even possible then i aint gonna lie i had a sudden rush of excitement lol
In order to use 4g lte, it runs off a sim card which our phones do not have... Itll never happen
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Suspicion is this, like the wallpapers and ripple effect, are just "leftovers" from the GS3 JB build when it was ported over to ours. It's been there since the engineering build and does nothing.
Any word on premium features coming to the phone after s4 release. I'm not blown away with s4, so I might try to make it one more phone cycle.
Also, any way to get a bit more out of the camera? That's been my biggest disappoint with the phone. I know the s4 has a better sensor, but from what I'm reading, it's processing is not stellar.
Cheers
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39946555
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39940176
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2221285
I picked the wrong day to stop sniffing glue
Had no idea today was release day. Can't wait for it to post, or of course to come ota.
Thanks.
Kind of cool that Sprint is releasing this on S4 day. Its in their best interests, since very very few S3 users will upgrade...just some of the devs and fanboys, I suppose.
Once I get it, I could care less about the S4.
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Kind of cool that Sprint is releasing this on S4 day. Its in their best interests, since very very few S3 users will upgrade...just some of the devs and fanboys, I suppose.
Once I get it, I could care less about the S4.
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I agree. I have one more year on my contract and my S3 is in good condition. No hurry to drop full price in a S4 aka S3s lol
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Also, the S3 is the last phone to support SVDO (simulataneous voice and 3G data)
At least from the looks of it anyway, seeing that the S4 and HTC One only have SVLTE
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Also, the S3 is the last phone to support SVDO (simulataneous voice and 3G data)
At least from the looks of it anyway, seeing that the S4 and HTC One only have SVLTE
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All phones have SV4G/WiFi be they LTE or WiMax. And yes SVDO is going the way of the dodo as the new 1x-advanced band will allow for SV3G without the added hardware.
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Yes, but as of now, 3G is everywhere LTE isn't (and for a long time to come for a lot of people). Some never even saw WiMax in it's lifespan.
Sorry if I didn't read this correctly, but we just get multi Window?
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Sorry if I didn't read this correctly, but we just get multi Window?
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Yes :thumbup: :thumbup:
Lol yay, something we've had in custom ROM's for a while
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Lol yay, something we've had in custom ROM's for a while
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Yeah but the thing is, when its added at the source level (Java code thats then compiled into all the Touchwiz apps and framework) it tends to be much more stable than if we hack it in
I am probably moving on from this phone to either G2 or Nexus 5. From a developing standpoint it looks like I would be able to contribute a lot more to G2. However, I have been pretty busy lately and would love to be continuously updated with the latest android. What do you guys think?
G2 but that's just my two cents as I'm sure a lot of people will say Nexus 5.
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G2 but that's just my two cents as I'm sure a lot of people will say Nexus 5.
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What would the reasons be?
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Bigger screen, I like the back button design, hardware that will keep up with other phones for quite a while.
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Given LG's history of releasing a new flagship device every 6 months and quickly forgetting about their previous flagship phones when it comes to software updates, Nexus 5. (It'll feel newer longer.)
The Nexus 5 is GSM and CDMA compatible; higher resale value down the line.
While the Nexus 5 has a smaller battery, the built-in wireless charging capability (also featured on the Verizon LG G2) means occasional top-ups throughout the day are easy and convenient. While the wireless charging pads don't come with the Nexus 5, the price difference between it and the G2 mean you can afford at least two (one for work and one for home).
If you're considering a mobile provider that gives you a discount for not subsidizing a phone, the Nexus 5's retail price of $349/399 (16/32GB) versus the LG G2's ~$600 can save you a lot of money over the course of your carrier's contract.
TL;DR: Unless you need the 3000mAh battery, 5.2" screen, IR blaster, or moar megapixels... I'd advise the Nexus 5.
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I am probably moving on from this phone to either G2 or Nexus 5. From a developing standpoint it looks like I would be able to contribute a lot more to G2. However, I have been pretty busy lately and would love to be continuously updated with the latest android. What do you guys think?
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You'd be getting a sprint variant presumably right? The LS980 dev forums could use a little pick me up, roms are being built for multiple variants in one, and while thats cool and all, it would be nice to see LS980 specific roms/kernels. Since the N5 community is over saturated to be honest, another dev wouldn't matter much on the N5 seeing as everything over there has been built or is in the process. On the G2 however a new dev would be more appreciated seeing as there only a handful comparatively speaking of devs working on the sprint variant, hope this gives you some help on your decision!
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I love being able to contribute by building ROMs, but I have been super busy with life and work. I am happy with my decision to get the optimus g, but with 4.4 ROMs and most ROMs in general being glitchy it really makes me want the nexus so I can be constantly updated without many issues. I agree that the nexus won't need anymore devs, but maybe that's not a bad thing for me. I already feel bad when I don't have enough time to get something out to you guys.
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I love being able to contribute by building ROMs, but I have been super busy with life and work. I am happy with my decision to get the optimus g, but with 4.4 ROMs and most ROMs in general being glitchy it really makes me want the nexus so I can be constantly updated without many issues. I agree that the nexus won't need anymore devs, but maybe that's not a bad thing for me. I already feel bad when I don't have enough time to get something out to you guys.
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I'm thinking of going with the nexus 5, i orderered one from the playstore for my mothers x-mas present and it showed up yesterday. its fast and light as hell. I'm seriously thinking that not having a contract anymore and a cheaper phone bill would be nice.
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I'm thinking of going with the nexus 5, i orderered one from the playstore for my mothers x-mas present and it showed up yesterday. its fast and light as hell. I'm seriously thinking that not having a contract anymore and a cheaper phone bill would be nice.
evolutionmods
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I'm going to do mine through the new sprint one up. I can't afford a new phone outright.
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388.00 for overnight shipping oce it left the warehouse which only took 5 days
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I'm going to do mine through the new sprint one up. I can't afford a new phone outright.
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Even if you don't have the time to bring something to the table now, It's still pleasing to know that at some point you'll have time, should you join us over on the LS980 that is. It's not the quantity of releases that matters most, it's the quality. And right now we don't have much of either for LS980.
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I personally may be going with the Nexus 5. Until then, you'll be missed on this forum. (I'm assuming you'll stop deving for us if you get a new phone to focus on)
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Critical Detox said:
Even if you don't have the time to bring something to the table now, It's still pleasing to know that at some point you'll have time, should you join us over on the LS980 that is. It's not the quantity of releases that matters most, it's the quality. And right now we don't have much of either for LS980.
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Tempting. Sprint is being stupid as usual about working with me to stay a customer. I might be switching to t mobile. I heard that their data speeds are good but voice service sucks. Can anyone comment on that? I have been having terrible service with sprint lately and no 4g where I live so t mobile might be a huge upgrade.
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droidmk said:
Tempting. Sprint is being stupid as usual about working with me to stay a customer. I might be switching to t mobile. I heard that their data speeds are good but voice service sucks. Can anyone comment on that? I have been having terrible service with sprint lately and no 4g where I live so t mobile might be a huge upgrade.
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I'd think it fitting to do exactly and only what is right for you, and no one else.
As to voice + data services, these vary by region of the country. It took 2 years where I live for Sprint to go from selling 4G LTE phones and charging for them monthly to actually delivering on it. Now, I couldn't be happier with the data and voice quality (though voice has never been an issue where I reside).
T-Mobile may be great where you live, and based on what you've stated about wanting time for you and wanting a trouble-free update experience, go with the Nexus 5 and be done with it.
I wish you luck.
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micmars said:
I'd think it fitting to do exactly and only what is right for you, and no one else.
As to voice + data services, these vary by region of the country. It took 2 years where I live for Sprint to go from selling 4G LTE phones and charging for them monthly to actually delivering on it. Now, I couldn't be happier with the data and voice quality (though voice has never been an issue where I reside).
T-Mobile may be great where you live, and based on what you've stated about wanting time for you and wanting a trouble-free update experience, go with the Nexus 5 and be done with it.
I wish you luck.
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I appreciate all the opinions and thoughts. I ended up going with the nexus 5 on t mobile. I did the jump program so maybe in 6 months if I have the urge to contribute more I will try something different.
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