Stuff like this puts me off rooting.
Don't you just love it when things happen like that? At midnight the last few days I've heard this beeping sound in my room for a minute or two. Took me a while to work out it was my watch's midnight alarm. It took me a while to work out that a load of lines next to each other were telling me the alarm was active. Took me even longer to work out how to deactivate the alarm.Of course not as strange as the perplexing 2 nights running the phone rebooted itself at 0235 both nights. It's one of those things that I want to know why it did it but it's not happened for 3 nights so I've no clue
True dat.I suppose we have to remember that these are not really phones any more but computers and we get the problems computers toss at us every now and again.
Hope you don't. Since I've rooted the phone feels easier to use. I like how I can now rotate the phone through 90 degrees and the home screen rotates. It didn't do that before I rooted. Was one of my" Android doesn't let you do that?" moments.Stuff like this puts me off rooting.
new maps out, no longer need shortcuts for navigation and available for non root users.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4998105&postcount=327
not all the time it will cache the current route, as long as you don't stray too far i think you'll be ok if you loose data.
I haven't bothered with the sat nav software yet and will most likely wait till it's released officially.
Huh? The advocate of installing third party ROMs is going to wait for the official release?