Yeah. I had fears it'd slip off of any uneven flat surface and the bumper gives it much more grip.
Looks nice - I bought the Spigen Thin air but its pretty loose.....thinking about the bumper as an alternative....
My wife hates my case indecision
Yeah. I had fears it'd slip off of any uneven flat surface and the bumper gives it much more grip.
Looks nice - I bought the Spigen Thin air but its pretty loose.....thinking about the bumper as an alternative....
My wife hates my case indecision![]()
My Nexus 4 has trouble keeping signal. But I don't know if that's Tmobile or the phone.
I had the same problems with mine using AT&T for awhile until I found out that the 2 different APN settings I found online were wrong. I spoke with AT&T directly and it just happened to be with a guy that had a Nexus 4 himself. He gave me the correct settings straight from his phone, been working fine ever since.
I've done around 5 gigs today tethering via hotspot with no issues so far luckily!
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Will let you know if I come across any stability issues but all seems well so far.
I'd be lost without this phone and HSPA+![]()
5G a day! I have to try and hold myself to 5G a month
I'm have to fire up my N7, and see if that's affected by the problem too.
I only recently broke over 530gb in one month on my N4.
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Like I said, I'd be lost without my Nexus!![]()
Not sure how or why you do that. I never used even i GB amonth on mine. Ive never tethered. Dont have a reason to that ive found. What do you do to use that much?
That month I did a fresh install of Windows 8 (over 3g), re-instaled all of my Steam library and did a lot of streaming via LoveFilm, BBC iPlayer and Sky Player (my daughter streams on her XBOX and on the iPad a lot too).
The reason I prefer using 3G over our home broadband is firstly because my data plan is unlimited whereas my broadband has a 40GB cap and secondly:
Broadband
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3G
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Our 3G is just over 10 times faster - at peak times our broadband can drop to as low as 512kbps.![]()
Good lord the Nexus 4 camera is embarrassingly bad:
http://gizmodo.com/5982478/the-best-smartphone-camera
Good lord the Nexus 4 camera is embarrassingly bad:
http://gizmodo.com/5982478/the-best-smartphone-camera
Good lord the Nexus 4 camera is embarrassingly bad:
http://gizmodo.com/5982478/the-best-smartphone-camera
I had the same problems with mine using AT&T for awhile until I found out that the 2 different APN settings I found online were wrong. I spoke with AT&T directly and it just happened to be with a guy that had a Nexus 4 himself. He gave me the correct settings straight from his phone, been working fine ever since.
Just wanted to share my 4.2.2 battery life:
Still not as good as my iP5 - but acceptable for my uses as I charge my phone every night anyway and only moderately use it during the day.
That seems pretty good with nearly 3 and a half hours of screen time.
Michael
Will let you know if I come across any stability issues but all seems well so far.
I'd be lost without this phone and HSPA+![]()
This may be worth a go.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xiam.snapdragon.app
Snapdragon BatteryGuru beta.
More on it here: http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...uru-aims-to-extend-your-devices-battery-life/