Screen problem, just send to service centre ask for replacement. Is it so difficult to claim warranty?
Even, IPS also suffer yellow bleed too? Sometimes you might get defect phones, just ask for 1 on 1 replacement.

Then what is the point having 1 year warranty, you think 1 year warranty as nothing to you?

This post has been edited by droid13579: Nov 28 2011, 11:29 AM

Well, if it is manufacturer defect. That's where the warranty comes handy

Google's "Video" is YoutTube at this moment. Which is why I set up Plex for my own personal video server.

The disadvantage would be the constant need to connect to access your data. Music, work files, even photos are fine, but current network speed aren't optimized for video streaming. Even with supposedly faster data services like YES4G. Then there's the problem of accessing your cloud data while abroad. Unless WiFi services are close by, wide area network would cost you a pretty penny.

Well, nothing is perfect.

I think the first few generation fared better because of more stringent QC. With the heated competition amongst Android phone manufacturers, someone will start taking shortcut and the other will follow.

I think they found a better way to set the QC level nowadays. Release it to the market and let consumer decide for themselves whether a replacement is needed. They must have realized that they are saving much more this way compared to their own stringent QC checks.

u did not read the whole thing. all sets in the store was suffing the same thing. u r playing gamble to exchange 1 unit with lesser dark splotches?

What do you mean by splotches? Can circle the affected area?

Besides, that phone is not GNex.

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Added on November 28, 2011, 11:58 amSome of my albums are not sync'ed to my phone, see if that happens to your phone as well? It could be my phone's problem, not sure though.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Nov 28 2011, 11:58 AM

Somemore the picture was taken with very long shutter speed of 15s... I wonder how it looks like in real life... Maybe some video?

Friend, youtube.

Are they DRM-ed? If so, they they won't appear on Google Music. Some on my iTunes Plus purchased songs that are DRM-free are also having problems appearing on the phone as well, I needed strip the metadata off, retag it and then it will appear. Reports also indicates difficulty of uploading WMA files.

He's not staying overseas. The phone, I guess is a test unit, though he didn't tell me in details. As to what's his job, I dont think it's at my convenience to tell that. Rest assured, he gets to play with new phones from time to time even before being released in the market.

If he would have tell me earlier, I would have seen him earlier to play with his toys.

yes. but most user wont realize it as it wont appear outdoor. but it will affect me as i always using my fon to watch movie during night time. dark splotches will show up for dark scene in movie is just like some stain on your fon.

I don't see the thread mentioning ALL sets? There's only ONE set of GNex in the thread.

Unless you mean all SAMOLED set, then its a SAMOLED defect. Just get it replaced, done. No point in harping on the issue really.

This post has been edited by phantomash: Nov 28 2011, 12:16 PM

Not sure if they are DRM-tagged. My own collections of CD ripped using WMP11 into MP3 format. Will they be tagged?

Your own CD = no DRM. You need to retag them using some sort of metadata app. I use Jaikoz.

Thx for the app. I'm gonna use this app from now onwards. xD

No prob. The free/trial version only tags 20 songs at one use, so after you hit 20, close the app and restart it back. The paid version is unlimited.

I only use this to fix tagging that doesn't work on iTunes. iTunes has built-in tagger that does it automatically and unlimited.

I use Windows Media Player, it usually works well, but sometimes it screws up the tags......

You're actually using Razr now and your phone got black splotches.? Or you just read in xda about it and afraid that Nexus have the defect thingy.? I've use both SGS, SGSII and Note where all are Samsung product. And i dont have any black splotches on its Amoled screen on all of the above phones. And i dont think Nexus gonna have it either :-P

This post has been edited by waveweaver: Nov 28 2011, 02:46 PM

bro, if want to buy phone, test kawkaw onsite...
after that you can claim warranty...

I dont thing he even have the Razr phone on the first place. He just been reading about the defect in xda forum. The odd thing is, i never have a screen problem with all my Samsung product phones. Hope it will stay that way on Nexus :-)