it depend which market u r trying to sell...
student or young adult the Google Update is ur targeting market then okay lar...

but for general market... they wan big screen and big battery and big storage
this is just logical... and most practical usages
ICS and JB means nothing to them...

But JellyBean is announced during Google I/O, together with Nexus 7. Maybe we can see another device with 5.0 
Just a wild guess.

I guess Android 5.0 is inevitable.

But it's still 5 months ahead. Such long wait. 

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Added on December 28, 2012, 6:38 pm
You can setup your gmail under stock email app. Just need to know the right setting to configure. 

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Added on December 28, 2012, 6:40 pm
Next Nexus phone in line would be due somewhere in Oct/Nov 2013, if following Google's trend in introducing Nexus line of phone devices.

OT: The age of lagless Android device on Full HD 1080p is here. This thing eats anything I throw at it without a hint of slowdown. Text look like a picture already. I can paste my eyeball right next to the screen and still not see any pixels.

As for N4, I'm considering. I had a short testdrive a while back and while it is smooth and that stock Android UI is so desirable, I like my DNA screen and styling better. Still, that prospect of fooling around with tons of custom ROMs on the N4 is so seductive.

Pre-order available at Hotspot, LYP.
Just drop name, contact, email and no of units then you're good to go.

I like the apprehension towards LTE here. More empty nodes means faster LTE speeds for early adopters since they don't have to share them with the doubters.

Point is, we're moving forward, we dont wanna stay stagnant. Media consumption at higher rate and teleconferencing is one of the reason why I'm excited about LTE. Had a taste of LTE in the States and it's like when you moved to HDTV for the first time and asked to go back to square CRTs. I've tasted the future and being asked to live in the past.

You may not find a reason for it now, but once you've tasted it, all the previously unavailable opportunities opened up, because the shittier speeds you had before prevented you from doing it.

So in your opinion, what should they do? Completely blanket everywhere with working 3G connection before they even think of deploying LTE? Then you'd get people complaining how they're lagging in adopting new technology and faster speeds.

The way I look at it, let them deploy LTE hand-in-hand with correcting the problems with current 3G speeds/coverage, so that LTE will be what 3G is to 2G/EDGE now: a secondary, fallback connection option. With that, good coverage areas will get LTE and shittier once gets AT LEAST 3G, instead of no connection at all.

I agree with grading entities by looking at their past historical performance, but you never move forward until you give them a chance. DiGi is fixing it by leapfrogging 3G to LTE, and I foreseen that as more problematic than Maxis or Celcom because if let say their LTE service breaks down, theire second-best connection is......EDGE? *vomit*

Look at it this way, with LTE out, your shittiest connection will sooner or later be , your current 3G connection. Isn't that a WIN?

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Added on January 1, 2013, 4:03 pm

3280Yen. RM119.

Anyone used any LG phone before & have any experience with their service center?
If their service is really sucky I might just as well go for AP set.