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One big difference from older droids to the Nexus and above....is the screen was protected better from shock. Now the screen goes edge to edge so chances of breakage are higher which increases the need for more responsibility. It you're that much prone to dropping a phone, maybe it's poor care on your part and not poor build on theirs. And maybe it's different here, but I don't consider where I live oozing with 4G, but I've never dropped a call and reception is excellent.
I feel ur pain. While my nexus performs well for the most part where I live, It has been a nightmare when i visit my parents. That coupled with the apalling battery life hve forced me to pick up a razr maxx hd ASAP.
Gonna miss unlocked freedom but reception and battery life are more important to me.
The transition to S3 went smoothly. Touchwiz isn't bad and the phone updated to JB. So far, battery life is killer (duh, bigger battery), reception is better and the volume/vibrate is awesome.
I did not find a for sale section, but I still have a white Seidio active case and OEM nfc battery for the GNEX...let me know?
Thanks for all the support over the year!
PB or White?You got S3 rite on time.Quote:
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I hope you requested 32gigs.Quote:
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Nope...vzw warranty replacement, white 16gb or razr...I went with s3. Put in a 16g sd card, at this point I have no complaints.
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Hopefully your S3 works well for you, good luck with that. Battery life is horrible for me on my GNEX; I'm lucky to get 1.5 hours of screen on time and about 6 hours of off the charger to either a fresh battery or new charge cycle. Been considering the Razer Maxx HD just for the bigger battery. I have an upgrade due in April so I may just see how long I can keep my GNEX going and see what else comes along.
Still on my first GNEX after 13 months. Only issue is a cracked camera lens but that is due to a user related issue of not being the most gentle with it. Going to be on this phone for a while so as not to lose my unlimited data with big red.
That is an extremely easy repair if you're up for that task. Buy an OEM GNex housing off of ebay for about $20. All you need to get the phone apart is a small Philips head screwdriver and a spudger (a guitar pick works too) to pry the screen assembly away from the housing. The repair would take you maybe 10 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by lumpysherman