nah. i've got widget lockscreen. plus stock does what i need it to do.. keep my mom away from my phone.

But honestly, privacy is not really there as everyone can view at your facebook home...that's the only issue...

heheh which is why i'm not gonna go through all the hassle just to get it.

Waited so long for my Nexus 4 but haven't arrive yet .......

+1 yeah

Update: MoDaCo a.k.a. PaulOBrien released modified apks for Facebook home to work without modifying your build.prop. He modified the device check for the apps.

just tried it. egh i hate it. Just weird having 2 lockscreens. Sucks as a home replacement.

Sucks as a home replacement but good as a lockscreen replacement IMHO.

means your Facebook home lockscreen runs on top of your current lockscreen?

yep. cm10.1.

No offense but it will make more people Facebook oriented while they already Facebook all the time.

Hi guys, my DiGi 3 months contract is coming to and end, planning to change to different company.

Reason for changing is due to poor signal at my house, university, and my girlfriends house. Whenever I check my battery performance, the mobile network signal would be mostly yellowish.

Since we cant take advantage of Maxis LTE, which telco has the best HSPA+ speeds and coverage?

Celcom ?

if you want to fully maxed out the speed that Nexus 4 can offer, go for carriers that supports DC-HSPA+. Maxis and Umobile support this and on best effort, you should be able to get speed somewhere north of 20 mbps. My personal best is 22 with Umobil, ssomeone else managed to get 24 from Maxis.

This depends on your location too, at my rented place in Sunway, I am getting around 10-13.

My home in Setiawangsa, can easily achieve 20.

Last I checked, celcom have not supported DC-HSPA. you can reconfirm with Celcom on this

This post has been edited by azrash: Apr 13 2013, 07:28 PM

Happy Umobile user here. 500MB quota sometimes not enough though.

If u kept downloading, of course is not enough

if u re a moderate user using whatsapp, wechat, viber i think more than enough

Thanks for the helpful feedback.

Just went over to Maxis and UMobile website and checked their prices. I think I'll go for UMobile since I've heard quite a few complaints about Maxis line stability recently due to the LTE upgrade.

to be honest, most telcos are affected with this disruption because all of them are racing towards LTE. my advice is to get a prepaid number of Umobile or Hotlink and subscribe for their daily plan first. If the speed and the coverage is good enough for your area, then make the switch. This way, you'll know what you'll be getting into before porting.

Where u bought

hurray i got my casing from Guanzhou,China.....& i bought my Nexus 4 !!

Congrats & welcome to the club