OMG, the lag... when the phone is in heat, like a b****.

Don't have laser thermometer to measure that.

This is not Tegra 3 la. Since when does "running too much thing" in Android makes the phone heats up?

Bro, you didn't do enough research. It has been proven by Anandtech that Nexus 4 will "slow down" the processor if the phone is overheating (reason unknown). Hence the lower benchmark scores compared to it's counterpart phones with same spec (LG Optimus G, HTC Droid DNA, etc)

So yes, the lag was indeed caused by the heat.

OT: How did they even initialise the phone for the first time? IIRC, you need iTunes to activate the phone for the 1st time before using it, right?

Just normal web surfing using 3G connection after I took a PhotoSphere. Earlier I was having problem with the connection. Showing H but no connection (probably fall into Maxis' network), so I did some stuff like set to Airplane ON/OFF to try to reinitialise the connection, but failed. By doing all these stuff, phone starts to warm up.

So finally I force a reboot and I get back my connection. By that time, phone was quite warm already. So I just go with my usual stuff, G+, FB. Eventually it falls into hotter than "warm" category. That's where the keyboard went lagging on me.

Most of the time when the CPU down clock, the most obvious lag would be the keyboard.

I don't get such lag on my GNex if the device heats up, but that doesn't mean TI OMAP is better than the Snapdragon in Nexus 4.

I didn't get the right term earlier, so I quote:
This is the main reason why the lag appears, because of the sudden lacked of CPU resource for the apps to run.

The heat generated from the lacked of signal was a collateral damage. It's accounted into the thermal detector used by the CPU as well. And I believe they are in the same area. So if 3G chip heats up, the CPU follows. It's SoC right? Meaning both CPU and 3G controller supposed to be on the same chip.

So there you go.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Jan 28 2013, 01:47 PM

Couldn't care less. If it will crack, it will crack.

The only way to avoid heating up the device is to not using it, which defeats the purpose of me buying it.

So I'll use it, let it heats up, if the rear glass wanna crack, there's nothing I can do about it. The only thing is, if I could only safely lift the thermal throttle thing without risking the CPU burned.

Anyway, having rear glass does help to dissipate the heat faster.

He also claimed that similar thing happened to LG Optimus G which he was having it at that moment, together with photo shots of both phones with cracked rear glass.

Gotta compile the kernel yourself in order to make this work?

Finally, found a faster line, but this is not a place I'd hangout at just for the sake of the faster connection

http://www.rearthusa.com/google-nexus-4-hybrid-fusion-case

Both photo taken 1 after another with the same WB setting (not auto). Camera really sucks.

Any method to calibrate the gyro? Now I take PhotoSphere, the sensor sengek. Very difficult to take decent PhotoSphere now.