Not trying to disappoint you but the next time you own a phone, my advice, Root your phone is a Must, flash the Ceberus with ROM Manager so that your phone can survive the Factory Reset.

Second thing is, always with at least PIN/Password Screen Lock protected. and install with Smart Lock Screen Protector so that your thief wont able to power off/airplane your phone.

At least with Nexus is non-removable battery, also if the thief smart enough to Hard-power off your phone using 10sec switch off method.

Ps. Buy the Ceberus is very cheap and life-time ownership up to 5 devices.

This post has been edited by NightFelix: Dec 14 2013, 07:23 PM

Erm...Maybe billing address (credit card) and shipping address doesn't same so they refuse it?

I ask my friend order at Australia. 30th November order, last 2 days already arrive. hehehe.

Like I said, it worked before, have no idea what went wrong now.
You're lucky having friend staying there & ship it to you. Btw, How much the total cost including shipping & sirim?

No sirim, will ask friend bring back.

I don't think there is a useful way to retrieve your phone. As long as the guy power it off , nothing you can do.

Having security enabled is best at least he won't be able to touch your data.

That's even better. Enjoy your device.

i know. just bought it on thursday.

i'm living in a hostel. everynight i will charge my phone beside my bed with my laptop and everything. same happen to all my friend in the room. but last night when i woke up around 4. i can't found my phone. all my friends's phone and laptop is still there. the only thing missing is my phone. i talked to the warden and he has done spotcheck but i don't think we gonna find unless the thief turn on the phone and connected it to the internet. the only thing i can hope is that. almost every five minutes i'm checking android device manager hoping the thief will slip up and connect to the internet.

i've just planning to buy ceberus this morning but apparently it is too late. the phone is root and i had put lockscreen security code. hopefully the thief is not used to android environment and don't know how to factory reset or anything.

damn... feel sorry for you

It's easier to install than plastic screen protector. And if dust gets in between it it won't cause bubbles. Also the one I bought is curved around the edges makes it feels better when using it

Damn. That reminds me of my PLKN. LOW-LIFE THIEVES!!!
Feel so sorry for you man.

Erm, to all Nexus 5 owners, what is your Screen On Time usually? With wifi/3g on continously

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7517/google-nexus-5-review/3

9 hours web browsing on Wifi, 7 hours web browsing on 3G/LTE.

REALLY??? WOW

Which means this review is BS: http://blog.gsmarena.com/nexus-5-grinds-th...y-test-routine/

Look at the comments also..

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Dec 14 2013, 11:13 PM

It is on bottom of your box, kindly check it please.

The thief do not need to turn on wifi/data. He just need to turn on the phone. Because with the new 4.3/4.4 Android have the new feature called WiFi always scanning even when your WiFi is turn off. So you still able to use ADM to locate it.

Looks interesting... is like double up battery life from my current Nexus 4... Gonna grab it 6month later after price drop.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Google won't allow different shipping and billing address

Images have appeared online detailing small changes to the new batch of Nexus 5 handset.

Based on the images, the Google Nexus 5 update has seen larger speaker and microphone holes added, while the sharp edge is said to have been smoothed out and users have reported buttons are now more secure and rigid in the frame.

This post has been edited by ferchang: Dec 15 2013, 07:54 AM

Others already post. It just small fix. Nothing much. Same as nexus4 before.