Joey Lehto
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Senior Editor, DroidDog.com
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@Haloruler64 @Gamercore Bring it, Chavez.
Hehe, you guys use GroupMe because of me.
@Haloruler64 @AndrewShalat No Dima. No phone would have survived the fall this one took.
@M_Sined Thank you for the tip, I'll definitely take a peek. Still new to video, so solid feedback is apperciated!
@MysticLeviathan Look at the Wii U. It is definitely aiming at both the hardcore and casual crowd. Regular Wii support, along with the power to run games like Mass Effect 3 and Assassin's Creed 3.
@ByoungGYoung Please, take a peek at this and tell me how many comments you see. http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2012/05/editorial-stop-hating-on-android-overlays-they-keep-android-breathing/
@cbruegg I wrote for about a 2 months, a 4 hour shift every weekday, for free. And it most definitely paid off in the end. Now look at me. Senior Editor.
@Evo4GLTE It's the battery widget I use. So in that picture I had 59% battery. It's called Circle Battery I believe.
@JesseJameson The current Android version is 4.0.4. Not 4.0.2. Shouldn't a Nexus be as up-to-date as possible?
@JesseJameson If apps that aren't found in AOSP are pre-loaded onto a phone at launch and cannot be removed, that means it isn't stock anymore. Anyways, today marks 5 months from the release of the Nexus on Verizon, and they haven't updated it since day one. It doesn't matter if the device sells well, it still took what was the pure Nexus brand and changed that. The Galaxy Nexus on Verizon is not what I would consider a Nexus device.
@JesseJameson You completely missed the point of the article. I owned a GSM Galaxy Nexus, I loved that handset. There was nothing wrong with it. It was the fact that the Verizon version took everything that defined what a Nexus is away, that the brand means nothing anymore.
@btlucy I get it, you don't agree with me. This is my opinion, you have yours. This is not a complaint, it's my opinion. There's a distinct difference. Please feel free to read the disclaimer at the top as well.
What kind of issues?
@Danu Carrion Uh, AT&T 3G hits 5Mb/s no problem and 12Mb/s with HSPA+. Kinda wrote that in the article.
@tmijares95 Then you have 1X on Verizon, which is pretty much unusable.
It is fake. It first gave it away to me where the Samsung logo hits the screen. Samsung would obviously space something like that better, and it just proves this is by someone who likes their Photoshop.