I think the seller is legit. Can't ask for refund? Since you got delayed so long. I believe you have the right. Not sure...

Waiting for local release

Try relink market link in Titanium Backup? I think is that Market Doctor thing.

Your apps probably just unlinked from Market so you need to link it back.

Stock Android no command for testing. Just ask if you can download some app from store.

If you're referring to Google Experience Launcher, it's limitless (or someone tried to max it out?). One reviewer on Youtube tried and had over XX pages and can continue to add more and more. I also tried with my friend Nexus 4 (Custom ROM with GEL), I basically placed every app in his phone 2 rounds, probably more than 100 pages yet it's not going to the end yet.

If you're referring to Google Stock Browser then yes, it's limited.

You just need the APK. Ask someone who can download it to grab the APK from the data/app folder (need root) and let you install it. It may or may not work though.

It's not really big. Try to look at Samsung ones. 16GB with 11GB+- usable (depends on which model too)

I have ~30GB Dropbox and 50GB Box cloud storage to use. What's the problem?

Do you have Baidu Pan? Speed is sometimes good sometimes rubbish (mostly rubbish) but you get I forget is 1TB or 2TB cloud storage Hell a lot

Actually, digi's data coverage has been good for me for the past year ("year", not years). I'm still on a 2 years contract with digi, device bundle, RM53 per month for 3GB quota (which I never even use 1/3 of it, got UniFi at home). Its coverage has improved a lot throughout 2013. However, I don't really need the 3GB quota. Will be porting to DiGi prepaid or U mobile or Hotlink. Any recommendations? (Only make few calls/SMS each month, mostly data. Around 500MB~750MB data will do)

Btw, why Nexus 5 wasn't released in M'sia yet It's too slowwwwwwwwwww.

I thought Sony just updated Z1 firmware to fix it?

1GB file? You must have a lot of quota to spare @.@

Maxis no block P2P? That's cool! Digi limit till totally no data can be transferred

The most easily broken thing on a phone:
1) Display/Glass - which you can't claim warranty anyway
2) Water damage - which it will show up as a colour change in a water testing sticker in your phone, also can't claim warranty
3) Spoilt button - buttons normally lasts XXX,XXX presses. Even if it really get spoilt, it isn't expensive to be repaired
4) Spoilt USB Port - also not something too expensive to be repaired

Without warranty, there's only one thing you have to worry about, the motherboard. If anything happen to your motherboard, you're basically doomed

Other problems less likely to happen: - faulty display/battery/wifi etc etc. Just hope they won't happen to you

He takes on the responsibility saying that he will ensure every unit is working before sending out, I think that extra amount of money is reasonable. Maybe you should order yourself?

Using wireless charger however, is actually wasting energy over a long period of time. The efficiency is not as high as wired. That's why you need a larger input (2A) in order to supply 1A to your phone. Anyway, it's just a small amount of money. Say 10Wh (5V x 2A = 10W) for each hour of charging and it takes 3 hours to fully charge a phone, it's just 30Wh or 0.03kWh. Each kWh will be charged around 34 cents. 0.03*0.34 =RM0.0102 per day. A sum so small that most ppl won't even care

Shops offering AP warranty will normally be reluctant to honour your warranty claim. They will do it for you if it's small problem like button/usb etc but things like motherboard, it's very hard. They'll probably even ask your to cover the cost. Anyway it depends on the shop you buy from.

Google WTS Nexus 5, click the lelong link. Those written there 2 yrs warranty means AP set(shop warranty). Those without warranty means import set (they just import without providing warranty)

I actually just come here kacau one. Not owning any of new nexus-es. Still stuck with Galaxy Nexus which I think still serve me right (except that awful battery life and camera which trains you how to use your phone conservatively and to maximise what you can get from that camera )

Will upgrade probably half year later?

Stare at your casing and imagine your N5 enclosed in it. Time to use your imagination.

yeah... Christmas not working. I'm also expecting a parcel to be delivered to me.

Where you ordered the phone? Price?

http://shopify.evolutivelabs.com/products/rhino-shield-phone

I see Nexus 5 in the list??

Wow... You expect RM200 to fix N5 screen?

FYI Galaxy Nexus screen costs RM530 to fix (maybe outdated price)
Nexus 4 one costs RM390 - LCD is cheaper than AMOLED and at same resolution, N4 one costs less
Nexus 5, just spare part from ebay already costs 170USD (RM550+). In comparison, N4 one costs 100USD (RM330+-), Galaxy Nexus one costs around 100USD too. It depends on quality though, whether it's full ori or what (hard to tell anyway).

One of the cons of having 1080p display on a phone

Erm... N4 is also IPS display FYI. It's that N5 uses a 1080p panel costs more than N4 768p panel

I think you will receive today. I just received my parcel (not N5 though ) even though the website wasn't updated. I think the website is outdated after yesterday's holiday. Not sure what poslaju is doing

http://www.lelong.com.my/kx/lg+nexus+5.htm

I'm not sure the one in your link is 16G or 32G version.

a. See link above

b. No comment

c. There's local service centre. But for the time being, all nexus 5 sold here is AP set so you can't send it to local LG service centre to claim warranty. You can send them to repair by bearing the cost though.

d. Raw performance wise, Nexus 5 has Snapdragon 800 as compared to Snapdragon 600 in S4. However, if you're used to heavily customized Android (Samsung/HTC/etc), you will find Nexus 5 "lacking". Many apps that you thought should be there is actually not there, need to install from Play Store It also lacks those creative features like multiwindow/air gesture/etc etc that those manufacturers offer.

e. It depends on your luck. Some ppl buy AP, never encounter any serious problem with their phone over the warranty period, then it doesn't matter what set you buy right? Some ppl no luck, if broken within warranty period, it also depends on your luck whether the shop wants to fix for you. The quality of the phone itself is totally same, the problem is just the warranty. Actually that price is not cheap. Nexus 5 16GB costs RM1200 in Australia and Japan. Those shop bring in from those country to sell over here that's why it's sold at higher price. The original price (349USD) memang already lower than S4 (599USD) off contract. I'm referring to US price for the previous sentence