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Verizon still controls updates on the developer edition phones. However, the dev editions have an unlockable bootloader so you would be able to flash a ROM of your choosing on the phone. This w...
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Verizon still controls updates on the developer edition phones. However, the dev editions have an unlockable bootloader so you would be able to flash a ROM of your choosing on the phone. This would obviously kill the ability for you to get updates from Verizon and would require you to manually flash updates to your ROM when a new one is released. Hope this answers your question. ~D
Click on the email icon Select add account type in email username and password. Click next. Pretty easy and self explanatory. Also, I take it this is a generic email account?...
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Click on the email icon Select add account type in email username and password. Click next. Pretty easy and self explanatory. Also, I take it this is a generic email account? Like yahoo, or hotmail? It's not an exchange server or gmail? ~D
Once again, if you do it right, you stay in warranty. But you're technical enough so I'm sure you knew that. The SGN is a (on the inside) a dev phone. People like tinker with it like it becau...
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Once again, if you do it right, you stay in warranty. But you're technical enough so I'm sure you knew that. The SGN is a (on the inside) a dev phone. People like tinker with it like it because of that. You don't like to tinker. RAZRs are nice. ~D
Doing the unspeakable will not void your warranty. If you do it right. But once again you're not technologically inclined like that. So...as I said before...Why do you care? It's like morons w...
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Doing the unspeakable will not void your warranty. If you do it right. But once again you're not technologically inclined like that. So...as I said before...Why do you care? It's like morons who buy a $400 fishing pole to go fishing once a year. Wow, awesome trout you caught there at $400/lb. ~D
They sent me back a brand new handset that was built in January. Seems the later chipset versions are a bit better at holding a signal. Since then I have not had any major problems. I mean one...
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They sent me back a brand new handset that was built in January. Seems the later chipset versions are a bit better at holding a signal. Since then I have not had any major problems. I mean one or two here and there...but this is wireless...I can't expect it to be perfect. Also, do the unspeakable. You'll never regret it. ~D
I don't get it. So many of you all are so impatient to get the latest and greatest update for Android. Why do you care? So many of us have had Jellybean on our phones for weeks. If you don't ...
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I don't get it. So many of you all are so impatient to get the latest and greatest update for Android. Why do you care? So many of us have had Jellybean on our phones for weeks. If you don't care enough to learn and go through the process of unleashing your phones the latest and greatest update for Android is going to make ZERO difference for you. Cheers, ~D
Do yourselves a favor and send your samsung phones back to samsung. They actually fix problems. Verizon does not. Sent my Nexus back for signal issues. They sent me back a new phone with a n...
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Do yourselves a favor and send your samsung phones back to samsung. They actually fix problems. Verizon does not. Sent my Nexus back for signal issues. They sent me back a new phone with a newer hardware version. Working much better. ~David
Yeah, you get a refurbished in china POS. If I break my phone, I really have no problem sucking it up and buying a new/used phone. The Asurion phones are not worth it. ~D
Seems to be a problem with the nexus. My previous Nexus dropped all the time. I sent it back to samsung (Don't send your phones back to Verizon...they do nothing) and they replaced my phone wit...
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Seems to be a problem with the nexus. My previous Nexus dropped all the time. I sent it back to samsung (Don't send your phones back to Verizon...they do nothing) and they replaced my phone with a new phone with an updated hardware version. Seems to be doing the trick. No real problems now. OH, and while you're at it, star this on google code. http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=24345 Cheers, Dave
http://www.realvnc.com/products/android/index.html Never tried it, but looks pretty cool. if you just need files you can always try cloud storage like Ubuntu One.