Found this yesterday afternoon. Gutted as I go away on holiday on Friday
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Found this yesterday afternoon. Gutted as I go away on holiday on Friday
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You lucky swine! there are some good people out there, my faith in humanity it still intact.
yeah i was lucky as lots of drunk people coming back from a beer festival, i had new shorts and it must have just came out my pocket, all backed up now, it would have been the pics and video that i would have been gutted to lose. got slack at backing up!
anyone use google + / drive for backup, if so can it be configured to do it on wifi only as i have low data allowance until November
It's nothing short of a design flaw to have made the phone with a protruding camera. You can rest the phone down with out the camera touching the surface and eventually getting scratched or worse as you found out.
Makes it ESSENTIAL to buy a case for the phone.
Can't you remove all the glass and just be careful with it? the camera should still work.
cases can apply pressure around it, so its a chicken and egg thing. as above try and pick the glass out and you might wing it.
on another note i left mine on a train yesterday, bit drunk, someone handed it in and after a bit of traveling i got it back intact ... first thing i did was backup all my latest vdieo footage of the kids, when i knew i had lost it that was all i cared about.
Yeah you can set up Google photos to only do it over Wifi, you can even go a step further so it only backsup while it is charging. I have been using it since my Nexus 4 went nuts and I lost around 1k photos of times with my GF/friends going on holiday and what not.
As a backup solution its awesome, you get 15GB free for full res photos and unlimited for 2MP shops I believe.
For those of you who have had it for a while, is the battery degrading as they all do?
Do you guys not store a copy of your pics on your computer in addition to a cloud backup? Every time I take pictures, when I get home, I copy them to my pictures folder on my computer. Is that not common practice for most people or do you just leave the photos on your phone?
I also have cloud backup for my computer, but I always find it strange when people say they lost their phones and didn't back up their photos because shouldn't you already have a copy of them copied to your computer, which I would consider separate from a cloud back up solution and just common practice. After all, isn't it better to view pics and vids on a computer monitor over a small phone screen?
For those of you who have had it for a while, is the battery degrading as they all do?