sadly is no

you are right, lg phone slow in software update =_=
and LG phone also got its good point which is build quality, see their phone the spec not bad and the cheap is cheaper
disadvantage is very low resell value, hard find accessories
but this is nexus device, and they just make the phone only, nothing related to the software update and update is by google

This post has been edited by XeactorZ: Nov 2 2012, 10:33 PM

ok la this by google
i'll give it a try

so when nexus 4 will be in malaysia?

That display banding was fixed in S3.

My first Android phone was htc desire and then GNex and i freakin lovin it!
I hate touchwiz, timescape and htc sense!

Pure google FTW!
Nexus will always be my weapon of choice no matter what.
Im down with it!

*slowly becoming a fanboy*

i'm currently residing in the UK.
I will order it through Google Play store.

Not, at least not fully, you can still notice the crosshatch with closer inspection(no need to be too close). More significant especially on white pixels.

On Note2(due to the full RGB matrix), I can't deny that it is really being solved, can't even notice any crosshatch even inspect close up.

How old was the display that you inspected? Without screen protector?

I will check my colleague's one and get back to you.

Hey guys, reviews are out by both The Verge and Engadget

i've read it(benchmarks looks kinda of suspicious) ,still waiting for gsmarena's battery test.

This post has been edited by green_algae: Nov 3 2012, 12:32 AM

both concerns is for the LTE and the back glass. lol, back glass is not a new thing for user to concern since apple has adopt it earlier with iphone 4, i dont know why it has to be an issue now. for LTE i guess its a bummer for the US user, but for us, most of us dont really care bout it. As long as can facebook and instagram is all that matter. Cloud usage is still far beyond our reach in my opinion. Maybe next year by that time im sure there will be nexus 5 already. So yeah, im also waiting for gsmarena battery test and call quality. Hoping it to be good.

Tap Build number for 7 times! lol

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Nov 3 2012, 12:44 AM

In the middle of reading "Verge" review, something caught my eye.



It seem that the glass behind the phone is quite fragile, easily crack or perhaps scratch?

what kind of casing is prefered when using a 'backed glass' phone?in terms of protection ,of course.

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Added on November 3, 2012, 1:25 ami just watched the video,there's a hairline crack,seems quite fragile.maybe nexus 4 needs a 3mm thick tpu case for protection

This post has been edited by green_algae: Nov 3 2012, 01:25 AM

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This post has been edited by SonnyCooL: Nov 3 2012, 05:19 AM

Probably need a good casing to go with this phone. Otherwise my heart will sink

LG Malaysia:Upcoming Christmas

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This post has been edited by brutalsoul: Nov 3 2012, 11:52 AM

Anyone seen any video of the Nexus 4 demo-ing Miracast? Weird how almost none of the reviews tried this feature out, as it is IMO the most important feature on the Nexus 4.

Only found on YouTube some random Taiwanese company demoing Miracast using their own made adapter and another random device.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Nov 3 2012, 11:52 AM

In the Verge review at Google HQ, the Google guys should be using them to show to The Verge guys. You see no cables around the phone and the reviewers are like looking at a bigger display.

I think so

But that's not 'demo' right?