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At least we finally got an official announcement:
https://twitter.com/VZWnews/status/341592724161560578
https://twitter.com/VZWnews/status/341592724161560578
Verizon, where you're lucky if they decide to carry X phone, and when they do it's months later.
What sucks is that I can't totally hate them because their network kicks everyone else's to the curb.
Actually, if it makes you feel better, they've oversubscribed their 4G networks in most of the major cities in the US, so Sprint is averaging 4x Verizon
s 4G connection speeds in places like Chicago and NYC![]()
Verizon, where you're lucky if they decide to carry X phone, and when they do it's months later.
What sucks is that I can't totally hate them because their network kicks everyone else's to the curb.
Meh. My Gnex is still holding out strongly *snip*
Meh. My Gnex is still holding out strongly, it doesn't feel sluggish at all. By this time, two years ago, my Droid 1 felt like a P4 trying to run Crysis
When Verizon deploys AWS LTE later this year, newer phones (S4 and after) will kick data speed butt again.
As for the One, I hope y'all aren't expecting to be able to unlock (or Loki) it. This is Verizon...
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Originally Posted by T_Yamamoto
Meh. My Gnex is still holding out strongly *snip*
All 4 hours of its battery life.
yeah i ditched my Gnex for exactly those reasons. that and the awful camera. i have a friend who is barely getting by with the Gnex. the battery life is horrible. its easily half of what my Razr M gets.
it seems that on top of being an older omap 4 based chip with external LTE modem burning battery, the nexus program is an utter fail at battery life. similar phones that aren't nexus with similar hardware (like say the bionic or oringal razr) have bettery battery life.
Just curious, why didn't he get the extended battery when Verizon was selling it for $24? It doesn't add any thickness to the phone and greatly extends battery life. I get a day and a half out of my GNex. Even the standard battery should last 8-10 hours with heavy use. Maybe he's got battery sucking apps running?
by the time the one arrives on verizon, everyone will either have s4 or will be waiting for the newer phones
Just curious, why didn't he get the extended battery when Verizon was selling it for $24? It doesn't add any thickness to the phone and greatly extends battery life. I get a day and a half out of my GNex. Even the standard battery should last 8-10 hours with heavy use. Maybe he's got battery sucking apps running?
I had the extended battery. 4 hours is with the extended. At no point did I ever get 18hrs of use with the GNex, unless you count it sitting on my desk connected to WiFi for a weekend where it wasn't touched at all.
Pretty much this. I dont know why vzw is the last in getting good phones all the time. And when they do get a good phone they dont advertise it properly.
What exactly do you mean by 4 hours? Like 4 hours of continuous screen on use? Or the phone only lasted 4 hours without you even using it that whole time?
Hee.on large screen devices, battery life is very closely related to screen on time. so if your screen was on for 4 hours, don't expect the battery to last much longer than that. If your screen was on for 2 hours, expect a decent 10-15 hours of standby on top of that. 1 hour of screen time? you should be able to get 20+ hours of standby.
HTC is shipping the phone unlocked, and the dev community is behind it bigtime, so I'd expect root within days of release.