Once in a blue moon, no. Long term, yes.

Erm... I didn't read much on this but what I know is... Our battery is normally 3.7V but we're charging it with 5V. I believe 5.1/5.2 V is fine but bigger current is not good because current determines the power. Ya our phone has overcurrent protection but where is the extra current going?

Maybe I should find one day and study deep into this topic. Seems interesting

FYI, Nexus 4 is using Li-Po, not Li-ion

Just saying...

Take current price, Nexus 4 is still RM600 cheaper than iP5.

Students can use rebate if buy from digi, another 200 cheaper. So... yeah... Student can't afford iP5 but Nexus 4.



Maybe iPhone does everything you normally do better so you chose to stay with iP5. That's good anyway. As long as you enjoyed!

That SKMM thing la... Working adult income < 3000 also can. Forgot what's the age limit d but there's this SKMM thing.

Ok then... Correction: For any Malaysian from age 21 - 30 whether studying or working (with income <3000)

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250454

Seems like you'll have to hack open your phone.

Oops... People said it will revive by keeping it plugged in

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Jul 31 2013, 12:36 AM

So you mean you don't want to be the lab rat?

Anyway, if you read before you do anything, backup the proper way and be careful not to flash a zip file for other devices, you should be fine

MIUI is not so popular compared to other custom ROM.

It isn't that easy to actually screw a Nexus device. Don't do something unusual to it then you will be perfectly fine.

Because it's digi?

I'm on digi too. Quite satisfy with their service in the past 3 weeks (yes, only just recently they fully cover my area). Certain area with H+ signal too. Speed now at least 1m, up to 4.5m. Not as fast as umobile/maxis/celcom but at least it doesn't suck that much now.

Ya... Celcom service really area dependent. DiGi at least consistent signal (bad then bad, good then good). Celcom signal fluctuates a lot. Can go up to H sometimes down to G (GPRS) in my hometown while digi stable H

At least now digi not capping all user to 1Mbps peak. They used to cap to 0.7~1Mbps. Not anymore. Although still can't hit 10M or so like on umobile/maxis, it's good enough for mobile usage. Also I have their smart68 plan at discounted rate so it's quite cheap, cheaper than all other telcos' offering for 3GB quota. Never even hit 2GB usage for the past 1.5 years except 2 to 3 months when I don't have UniFi to use.

Since they improved their coverage, I've been tethering it to my laptop Nice to have it

SMS is not backed up with Google. For SMS, backup with SMS Backup & Restore.

For game data,
With root: use Titanium Backup/Helium Backup
Without root: use Helium Backup + PC

Google won't backup all game data for you so best bet is to backup yourself.

Actually after syncing (to backup contacts), you can just remove it and add it back. You'll lose nothing. No guarantee but that's my experience

Why don't you look for Original Nexus earphone Looks good IMO.

The Optimus G one also not bad. At least it looks good

Got 1059? Can't find. I saw 1099 la...

10XX AP Set. Ori set 1300+-

Oops... 1099 is 8GB

Mayb 2nd hand?

Probably in a longer term it can damage the phone. The effect on the phone charging circuitry/battery is not instant (unless you supply something too large like... 10A Maybe?) but over a long term, both the charging circuit and battery may get damaged as they get supplied with more power that what they were designed to take or what the manufacturers meant for. It might charge up at a faster rate, also possibly causing more heat to be generated thus shorten the battery life. Not immediate effect so shouldn't be something worrying Also, the current limit is probably higher than the stock charger rating (ie limit 1.5A while the stock charger rated at 1.2A). When this is the case, the battery is probably designed for charging at 1.2A rate but the circuit cap at 1.5A while taking supply from 2.0A charger. Even though not full 2A gets pushed into the battery, it will still damage the battery.

PS: This is just what I know from what I read + some assumption here and there

Sounds logically partially correct but shouldn't be correct. It should be a problem with the wireless charger or his phone since other users here can reach 100% with their chargers (LG/Panasonic or anything else).

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Aug 4 2013, 06:20 PM

It will usually redownload (added to download queue in PlayStore) after a factory reset. No idea how to trigger it though.

Give this a try? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...88&postcount=12

No guarantee it works.

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Aug 4 2013, 06:41 PM

If you use a flip cover, can use those which toggle screen on/off using proximity.

Only some apps affected. Should be their problem instead of our problem. For me, it's Instagram and Chrome Beta that can't be updated. Other apps can be updated just fine. New apps can be installed too.

What did you restored? Don't tell me you restored all system apps also

Did you check the box "Exclude System APKs" when you restore?