This. Tools are made for our conveniences, not for us to completely skip the basics which might even help us in the future.

It takes time to understand and learn.

Anyway I prefer to do things by myself. so needless for me to get it.

Is there something's simpler like we cab choose silent mode,loud mode or normal mode and change accordingly with just one click

Anyone have working ways to bypass region pricing? It's $1.99 on the states but $2.86 here

Screw discriminate pricing despite that it's already darn expensive after conversions

Tried market enablers, VPN, changing my Google Account to US but to no avail.

I'll give you 1 case.
1 of my friend bought Nexus 4 around same time as me.That time Nexus 4 shipped with Android 4.2.Majority of the rooting tools were not updated to 4.2.1.So when my friend updated his Nexus 4 he cannot unlock & root because he had to wait for the tools to be updated to support latest version of Android even though the rooting/flashing method remains the same.

Honestly for me the tools like "Nexus 4 All in 1 Toolkit" contains too much buttons & whatnot which confuse me sometimes.
I rather type words in command prompt than click 10 buttons that I'm not exactly sure what it'll do.

If you are the person who do around 5 tasks with your phone before you go to bed & after you wake up I suggest you to use Tasker.

Anyone know any CM10.1 theme which use the default AOSP style but have orange icons?

Agreed
Moreover by doing things manually, we could actually learn what's the underlying concepts or commands that are used to unlock/flash/root the device and these knowledge might come in handy someday.

Less than RM3 difference also ? BTW, was charged USD 1.99 at Play Store.

Same, charged $1.99

Yeah but still, I don't like it when they priced it higher for us when the currency is already going against us

The price shown to you was $1.99 before checkout? Or $2.86.

Edit: Just went to try and checkout, indeed it charges $1.99 instead of $2.86. Got trolled by Google twice. Previously another case was; the price shown at $1.99 but I was charged $2.14 instead

This post has been edited by polarzbearz: Mar 29 2013, 01:14 PM

got myself one too!

Does this mean that we have to cancel the higher priced transaction and retry later for the listed discount price?

how to make it $1.99?

No idea about that. If I'm not mistaken, I paid $1.99 during checkout because my Credit Card was linked with an U.S. Address instead of my home (Malaysia) address. As I recalled previously during my second SwiftKey purchase, the listed price was $2.14 instead of $1.99 (if accessed to US store without logging in); and during checkout I paid $2.26. That time my CC was still linked to my Malaysia address.

This post has been edited by polarzbearz: Mar 29 2013, 02:20 PM

Unlocked and rooted! Now headache which ROM to flash

Where exactly to download the matrix kernel ? find in the xda cant find the zip file

http://www.lowyat.net/2013/03/29/6574/new-...-design-tweaks/

Short summary:
The LG-made Nexus 4 by Google has just gotten a subtle design tweak. There are now little rubber nubs at the back of the phone that very slightly lifts the phone up and crucially, provide greater friction against slippery surfaces. Also, as Android Central notes, the nubs now allow for fuller sounds emanating from the Nexus 4′s speaker.

It is, however, unlikely that the current batch of Nexus 4 phones in the local market will be this newer version. On the other hand, those who purchase the device from bulk importers from the US Play Store might very well receive Nexus 4 devices with the new tweaks.

saw this yesterday, for me the nubs is annoying

Perhaps they got the idea from Ringke fusion. Lol

How to link CC with US address ya?

should be at xda..