Maybe android device manager lol

I'm sure the developers had this thought out, I've just sent them an e-mail regarding this

I feel 5" and 7" is way too close to warranty using the Nexus 7 on a regular basis lol. 8" is a different story though

It's a big deal for me as I feel the difference is big lol. An 8" tablet probably has like 30% more screen real estate compared to a 7" tablet.

I can palm both 7 inch and 8 inch tablet (8 inch refering to the thinner bezel tablets like the Memopad 8 or G Pad 8.3) so there's no reason to pick a 7 inch tablet. Unless you can't palm the 8 inch then I guess it might be a deciding factor.

I've used a Nexus 7 and 10 before but I feel the Nexus 7 is too small, there's very little reason why I would want to switch to the Nexus 7 when I had a 4.8" smartphone with me (that time a Galaxy SIII), because of that underutilization I sold it off after 1-2 weeks. Then I got myself a Nexus 10 just to play around with it, it was great and all despite being an aged device but the problem is mobility due to the size and weight. I bring it out less because of this and it's usually lying around in my house and when I'm at home I never use it because I have my gaming desktop with me. So, I sold it off. Before people start shooting me that I'm a richfag or what, I'm not, that's why I buy both tablets 2nd hand because I was just "testing" them and I sold it off at slight profit or no loss at all.

And now my only choice is the 8" tablets I guess, the Memopad 8 is very interesting due to its price point (below RM550) but the delay in launching apps/side scrolling/etc is a bit frustrating especially when you have tried a much higher end device like our Nexus 5. I'll wait for the G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition to become mainstream here first or drop price or to wait for Nexus 8 or I might give the Nexus 10 a chance if its much lighter like the Ipad Air or Tablet Z

IMHO being able to palm a 8 inch tablet would be a crucial factor because if you can palm it, you would choose a 8inch over a 7inch any day (my opinion la)

But if you can't palm it, then it would be treated like a normal 10" tablet where you have to use 2 hands to navigate through it which would make more sense getting a 7" if you prefer top palm it using one hand and the other to use the touchscreen functions

If not mistaken, it was just only released. Like a few days ago or something

There are some Nilkin wireless charging pad sellers here in the forum. RM70-100 I guess <--- Bulk price.

But if you want ready stock, be prepared to show more $$$

For official charger it's RM200+

Looks interesting, maybe I can get this

Mana dapat and how muchie

Thanks. Guess I'll try to look around LYP

I think that's better than the USB otg usb/mini USB combo we we were discussing earlier lol

Just now I saw one USB OTG from PNY only costing RM15. Without wires

Come to think of it, I think this is more practical as it is much easier to transfer stuff into it as it is like a USB flash drive. But only limited by the capacity...

Saw this at Startec LYP




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Holy cow luckily I didn't buy it just now. Temptation wasn't that strong

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=nexus+5+unboxing

lol I believe that's to raise some space in front of the transparent plastic so that it doesn't go rubbing on any surface if you were to put your phone on its back. Kinda like the front of your phone screen, the case is "raised" to minimize scratches on your phone screen. Kinda like this:



p/s: Edited. I'm not exactly sure what you mean, do you mean the top right? Because I have something weird there too. Not sure if my camera can focus that close to take a picture lol

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Feb 14 2014, 08:37 PM

bearbear You mean this?

Yup, I paid RM77 for it if not mistaken from Mr Tan

Ehhhh I'm surprised you don't know which is better for impact protection

The Nexus 5 feels extremely nice in the hands, from the solid build quality to the soft rubberized back. The gorgeous IPS display complemented by the super thin bezel truly adds to the fantastic pure Android experience