i think the latest leak is true, as per Pete's confirmation.

it also means, as some noted in their official forum, that the phone is actually longer than Note 3.

ouch...

anyway, still 2 days away from official launch.

i'm still very much attached to capacitive buttons... dunno why.

i think the latest leak is true, as per Pete's confirmation.

it also means, as some noted in their official forum, that the phone is actually longer than Note 3.

ouch...

anyway, still 2 days away from official launch.

i'm still very much attached to capacitive buttons... dunno why.

Speculation on phone size is killing me. If in fact it was longer than Note3, and most likely will be same size or so with Z1, chances of my buying will be down to 50%. Hype is double-edged sword 
After the Invite system, contest madness, forum mess, I just want to sit tight for 23rd April and see what they offer.

same here. still trying to keep an open mind and wait for 23rd.

Another 2-3 days . . . . I calculated the time, it's on 23rd April ( Wed ) 3.30PM Malaysia time.
Fuuu . . . . I should be on my way home from office, gotta use up all the 4G quota for it 

wah, so early finish work?!?   

Google had tackle it with immersive mode. It will hide when apps require full screen usage.
IMO advantages is orientation and usability. It could swap vertical/horizontal orientation, swap placement, hide when necessary. Those are only basic Google implementation. Other manufacturers or developers able to make it customizable with different icon/color/style, extra icon, swap icon position etc.
I wouldnt mind capacitive button if it had some degree of customization/orientation. For example, one thing I hate the most on Samsung is the right button was for 'back', it's really bad place to assign 'back' function key which you use the most, had to cramp your thumb to reach it. Samsung still stick to it even if Google uses 'back' on left, I guess for the sake of differentiate Samsung with other manufacturers, and it's stupid ( IMO ).
Using on screen button isnt the final form. There's gesture control, there's PIE. I've been using PIE for sometimes and love it. While it arguably will not be as fast as visible button, PIE is just super cool and without using screen estate. Once you get used to it, it's so fast that my friend ask me how I navigate me phone coz he didnt saw PIE.

what i cannot understand from the so called leaked is the width.. What we all know is the OPO is suppose to be slimmer at the waist than a Z1 which is 74mm, but the leak indicate that the OPO is going to be 75.9mm wide?
So, if the leak is real, then how the hell did they took the photo of OPO hidden below Z1?

Maybe the so called leak is not real afterall?

most of these can be done if you root the phone. I already used pie before when I had Nexus 4 few years back. Nowadays lazy to root phone so i prefer the convenience of not losing my warranty and bigger screen. I too like the stealth look so my compromise is to look for phones with hidden capacitive buttons which can be turned on or off.

what i cannot understand from the so called leaked is the width.. What we all know is the OPO is suppose to be slimmer at the waist than a Z1 which is 74mm, but the leak indicate that the OPO is going to be 75.9mm wide?
So, if the leak is real, then how the hell did they took the photo of OPO hidden below Z1?

Maybe the so called leak is not real afterall?

Guess what guys? 
I just received a parcel far away from HongKong to my home. It was a FREE OnePlus.. 

Nexus 4 'few years back' LOLz, it was only last year. Few years back will be my Nexus S, then Galaxy Nexus.

No way,  last year was Nexus 5 lah..  Nexus 4 was launched end of 2012.

It only reached Msia end of Jan 2013  I just LOL that one year plus become few years.

Pete Lau and Steve Kondik arrive at unveil event.
http://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-...ing-part-1.108/

waiting to see if the hype will become disappointment