Hand itchy, went ahead and bought the N4 wireless charger.

Maps 6.14.1 ownhere no longer works for v4.2.2?

EDIT: damn, it took almost 5 minutes to show in app drawer.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Feb 19 2013, 02:17 AM

How you manage to see it? I put both side by side, nothing on GNex.

Not sure if Play Store is able to isolate IMEI. I was able to install without doing anything specific. (US set)

While another local set, I can't install off Play Store.

Snapdragon battery saver seems to work?

From 4-5% drain every 30mins - 1hour, this morning I woke up with 90% battery with 5hrs on battery.

Notification still showing that the app haven't start saving power (yet).

Was it really that bad? I just retry the update and it works.

You do know that, the primary Google account is non-removable, unless you reset the phone.

http://www.androidcentral.com/awesome-x-ra...ireless-charger

Guys, better protect that glass assed phone of yours. Found another hairline scratch on it, despite being so damn careful with it.

It's definitely NOT Gorilla Glass back as claimed by Matias Duarte.

Can turn our phone into a hacking device now, don't we?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...kery.drivedroid

Look in TWRP pages, see if there's an option to "mount /sdcard"

Twice my purchase for N4 Wireless Charger has been rejected by Google.

Perhaps Google doesn't want me to waste money on that piece of crap?

EDIT: Qualcomm trolled us all. There's no advantage of using Snapdragon processors as the BatteryGuru app is just a gimmick, not taking advantage of the so-called "advanced" Snapdragon processor in battery saving. What a load of crap!

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Feb 25 2013, 12:36 PM

What I was saying is, there was a news that Qualcomm would have a software to allow the phone's battery to last 20% longer. I thought it's a low level tweak where it take advantage of Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors (which means it should only works for this processor). But after using BatteryGuru, it's NOT. It's just a gimmick.

After the learning process, I found out, the app disabled my sync, all of them. I remember I left 1 or 2 options at it's preset sync state (needed the push on Gmail, 2 accounts), while others to sync when loading the app. I found this out when I was trying to load an offline Google Drive document when I was in a lift, and I can't load cause the document has expired. I was furious indeed.

Upon seeing that, I know that app is up to no good. It's not even something that takes advantage of the processor. It just disable sync, which can be performed on any Android phones. This doesn't make having Snapdragon-powered device special at all. It makes us users look stupid.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Feb 25 2013, 02:02 PM

It wouldn't muffle the speaker when place on a flat surface due to its design.