***The Official LG Nexus 4 Thread***

Rusty! said:
Standard "clear the apps data and set it up again" thing I suppose?
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Just had to do that with Farcebook!

I wasn't getting any notifications from it! (even when my N7 was notifying me without problems!)...

Needs doing every now and then!!...

It's probly like the 'Reboot' when a Windows based PC goes all wonkey!! :D
 
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Need a bumper badly, every time I sit the phone on my desk at work and come back its laying on the floor, dam desk and phone have like an anti friction thing going on lol
 
manic111 said:
Good (I think!)...means that I can go out and buy one now without being disappointed in a couple of months :D
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there already is an LTE version, it comes with the chip inside it.

the downsides are, it only works in certain countries and carriers, you have to unlock it via a secret menu and you cannot update the phone, as it has been patched out.

i also think it's illegal to use the LTE function on it also because of licensing but i don't know if it's you or google or both breaking the law
 
Psycho Sonny said:
there already is an LTE version, it comes with the chip inside it.

the downsides are, it only works in certain countries and carriers, you have to unlock it via a secret menu and you cannot update the phone, as it has been patched out.

i also think it's illegal to use the LTE function on it also because of licensing but i don't know if it's you or google or both breaking the law
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So, for all intents and purposes, it doesn't have LTE...
 
manic111 said:
Because in a year's time, when more networks have 4G, prices will come down and caps will increase. Ideally, I don't want to have to get a new phone so soon.
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I would be very surprised if either of those change significantly after initial 4G rollout to other networks, some because of collusion others because the 4G license needs to be paid back somehow. A variant of HSPA seems a nice compromise currently...

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
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ps3ud0 said:
I would be very surprised if either of those change significantly after initial 4G rollout to other networks, some because of collusion others because the 4G license needs to be paid back somehow. A variant of HSPA seems a nice compromise currently...

ps3ud0 :cool:
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Meh, possibly - either way, had there been an LTE version coming out in the next month or two, I'd probably have held fire. There isn't, so I'm not, so it's a bit of a moot point :)
 
They are very quick on delivery. I ordered mine Friday afternoon and it was delivered Monday morning (it was at the delivery depot in our area on Saturday!). So wouldn't be surprised if you see it Tuesday
 
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