Rumor has it, that the sand used to make the Nexus 4's silicon, gets collected one grain at a time. After this it is said, that each grain is individually inspected by one of LG's master engineers. If, and only if he deems it to have passed QC, an email is personally sent to Eric Schmidt. Upon Schmidt's blessing, and receipt of the resultant reply, the master engineer passes down the chain of command, that all is clear for the grain to make its way to the assembly line.
With QC like this you'd have thought people could be a little more patient!?
Yep thats the I one i saw earlier but it sadly doesnt mention where he got it from.
I saw one from ebay US but would like to know if theres a uk seller
Yep thats the I one i saw earlier but it sadly doesnt mention where he got it from.
I saw one from ebay US but would like to know if theres a uk seller
I thought the nexus 4 didn't support USB OTG?
I thought the nexus 4 didn't support USB OTG?
If it does then this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0064GZAIQ/ref=pe_217191_31005151_3p_dp_1
It should work on the nexus 4......
This, N4 does not support OTG out of the box.
http://www.talkandroid.com/143946-n...y-have-usb-otg-support-and-may-never-have-it/
Oh dear...does that mean there's no way to add extra storage at all?
Doesn't mean it can't have it via custom kernels and a powered hub, though.
Just come off the phone from Google after chasing up my order. I ordered on the 6th December and was given a 5-6 week delivery time. 6 weeks from then is tomorrow and I've had no shipping email hence my call to Google.
I was advised that I should have a shipping email by the end of this week. We shall see....
This phone slides around like crazy. If it was the back that was cracked I would just mask it with a cover. Failing that call LG for a price.
I'm getting sick of the poor battery return on my phone, 11hrs after unplugging and it was at 79% and I hadn't touched the phone at all. Is putting a custom kernel a relatively easy process ?.
I'm getting sick of the poor battery return on my phone,11hrs after unplugging and it was at 79% and I hadn't touched the phone at all. Is putting a custom kernel a relatively easy process ?.