SlashGears is pretty bad when comes to review :3
Lets wait for TheVerge

ooh their dislikes..
wonders what made them continue posting videos..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=herJmqIGOoM...player_embedded

This is how it should be reviewed!

post count is not everything

all the post I quote not related to the topic at all

cuz u don't read ur nexus history text books..

Im thinking of swapping my current nexus to nexus4 D: . Seriously tempting. 8mp camera. And since the screen is not using super emoled hd i suppose the battery life will survive much longer than the current one?

But problem is, when it comes to servicing, i heard LG products servicing can be troublesome. Is that true?

Would be glad to be enlightened

Looking at the dislike count.. I off it after 30 secs.. lol.. cant tahan he tempting me

where u hear this from?
u holding a gnexus rite?
take a black picture and turn on max brightness and just leave it there burning without locking/offing,
try that with another device?
as far as i know amoled takes lesser batt with black pix

true
but amoled eats battery when displaying white which most website used.

That why AMOLED user always use black wallpaper... We always got more power from darkness...

well i should try reading more about it. yeap i've a gnex, somehow i heard that super amoled screen is the thing that is killing the battery the most so i thought maybe with LG's technology it would've been better. furthermore, im a hardcore web surfer, in terms of on screen time i suppose LG's will still last longer?

This post has been edited by zalws: Nov 7 2012, 09:27 PM

I just a newbie
yet, you all keep post non related to topic, later get "love point" from admin / staff / mod

Relax. It's not like it will affect you in anyway also

lol i think that there's nothing wrong with chatting about good old times in the forum thread, thats a way of how people make friends in the forum as long as no one is offended . relax and enjoy

This post has been edited by zalws: Nov 7 2012, 09:48 PM

That because we are on the Dark Side lolz

agree, but u can tune the colour multiplier or choose reverse black/white for websites (sometimes i do that )
i mean 4 hrs avrg screen on an an amoled with mostly viewing websites is still not too shabby.

darkness rules
all my gapps, apps, themes, colour mods, and all revolves in darkness

If not optimising anything, IPS screen will be better. But if u tricked the amoled, it will last longer than ever.

Staff may choose to remove my posts anytime they want.
But im just note-ing that users from the past experience this be4 where users lurk around spamming more than ever
check out the posts related to the guy we're talking about, <1 yr 15k post count.
if u call me spamming off topic,
-u are also off topic for talking about admin loving me
-the user in discussion is raked what? topic related?

dun worry im not offended or anything, we're all discussing nexus related.
just bringing gnexus exp here too

wonders why people like white themes

ahh that's where the custom roms come in lol. somehow i still prefer sticking with the stock rom, personal preference. sadly there's still no news of jb4.2 tweaking the battery life of the device.

u mention u have root rite?
take that to ur advantage.
-freeze apps
-modify the colour levels (more red less blue)
-tweak the kernal
-control apps that run in backgrounds
-check ur deep sleep patterns
-evaluate ur usage
-ULV/UV
-lower vibrations power
-bigger battery
-learn how to conserve ur battery wear levels
-and many more (drop by gnexus threadlar.. dun ask at n4 thread.. )

just don't change ur stock kernal, system files, and flash CWM/TWRP on board,
reading that u still wants OTA to happen.
afterall ur device is unlocked ardy so push it beyond the limits.

Funny, my Nexus 7 seems to outlast the gf's iPad2. Then again, she got hers around 7 months before I got the Nexus 7 and it's obviously gone thorugh many more cycles, so that may be the reason. But I do agree with regards to the overall power and performance efficiency of iOS devices. That's what you get with vertical integration, where the company controls both hardware and software.