If want camera should consider Lumia 920.

Haha then what about Samseng S3? Also using android.
I've check the Nexus 4 camera capability and well it's quite a disappointment compared to other flagship phones, but then Nexus 4 was made to shine on the google experience rather than a camera lol

I see. I haven't got my hands on the N4, will use this technique to assess.

I am number 66 but I filled in 2 units when I pre-order that time.
If you're interested maybe you can join me since I plan to purchase 1 unit only.

Actually it's pretty decent for a camera phone.
But Lumia 920 is definitely better. However, it's running Windows Phone.

If I were you, I'll get Nexus 4 and spend some extra for a proper camera.

Depends on your actual needs.
If me, I'll settle for N4 since already got DSLR.

Monked, your siggy is too big lah

Saturday got exams?

I just don't understand why devices like Google Nexus 4 that are meant to be free of any carrier's craps were given exclusive rights to Digi. They should have given it to an authorized distributor (in this case, perhaps hotspot) and customers will be given choice of carrier to choose from.

(Considering Digi's offer is as shit as it gets, only RM 200 off).

Well to be honest with you I have no problem paying RM 1,649 for Nexus 4 with LG Malaysia warranty. Price is not the problem here, main concern is just the warranty. What I don't like is how Digi is taking its own sweet time in managing the launching of this great phone. We have rumors of this phone launching way back to December and suddenly it was postponed to January because Digi is slow in doing its estimation (or paperwork). Now we even have to get their permission for a midnight launch. Waiting is torturing enough. I bet many bought Nexus 4 here from hotspot so they can escape the pathetic Digi's network.

The exclusive shit shouldn't have been done at the first place. At least make it right if they want to do it.

This post has been edited by Icehart: Jan 12 2013, 01:09 AM

I have my own experiences dealing with LG service center. I don't know if they have changed or not since my last LG phones was years ago but they would not entertain you if the warranty's period is over. Maybe things have changed but it's better than dealing with AP sets. You get a fair share of headache if the shop refuse to honor the warranty.

About Digi network, hmm, I have my doubts. I've port to Digi from Maxis and it was one of my biggest regret. I don't mind paying more for a better quality calls especially if it's tied to your rice bowl. Then again, they probably have the best support system.

P/s: You can always sign up for Maxis iPhone contract and sell the iPhone. Then you use the subsidy from profit of selling the iPhone for your Nexus 4. You approximately saved RM 700 from iPhone deal, transfer it to your Nexus 4 and you get a better deal. Have your family members changed to Maxis and you'll have problem wasting 1000 minutes and 1000 sms.

This post has been edited by Icehart: Jan 12 2013, 01:22 AM

I mean Maxis iPhone deals, not Digi's.

The 2600 Mhz LTE? Seems like many phones cannot support LTE at this band yet.

Why didn't you pre-order earlier? It's free anyway
But you made the right choice by joining Maxis

Edited.

This post has been edited by Icehart: Jan 13 2013, 10:13 PM

The technology won't mature so fast. I see Maxis only deploy LTE so far for wireless broadband customer.
Even iPhone 5 also cannot use our LTE.