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over in the "Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" Brings Speed, Revamped Features" discussion:
Mid July..
Something tells me, Mid-July is for all Galaxy Nexus except Verizon. That will probably see Jellybean in 2013. :-/
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over in the "Samsung Intros Programmable NFC Tags Called TecTiles" discussion:
The NFC Finals: Google Wallet vs.TecTiles
Among technology's previous generation of Next Big Things, we heard a lot of talk about the potential of NFC (Near-Field Communication). Smartphone manufacturers were excited enough to start putting NFC on over 40 production models in 2011 alone -- despite the fact that there were very few real-world applications. Google tried to jump-start NFC with an ambitious Google Wallet project, and Samsung's recently unveiled TecTiles hopes to make app-loving users excited about the possibilities. http://su.pr/2n78cE
over in the "Samsung Intros Programmable NFC Tags Called TecTiles" discussion:
Nice...page not found.
The URL is 404. I wonder if Eric checked out the URL prior to the blog. 🤣
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Does anyone get a weaker signal with this phone vs other Sprint phones?
I used to have the HTC EVO 4G which seemed to be a workhorse in trying to maintain a strong and constant signal. When I swithced to the NEXUS S 4G I immediately noticed a much weaker signal. In places where my HTC would get a weak but usable signal the NEXUS hardly works at all. Anyone else out there notice this?
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Status Indicator
Whenever I get a text message, a missed call or email there seems to be no indicator light on the phone. Does anyone else have this issue or am I just a spaz and can't find that on my phone. 🤨
Thanks!!
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over in the "Sprint's LTE to Launch On 1900MHz Only" discussion:
Expect lower LTE speeds a la MetroPCS
Since they will be using the same 1900MHz for LTE. I think Sprint does a lot of spectrum there anyway though so maybe it won't be that bad.
It could work out for them with ESMR on the horizon. They gotta get rid of iDEN already. Isn't this the year or is it next year?
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over in the "Sprint's LTE to Launch On 1900MHz Only" discussion:
What about 3G EVDO?
If they're launching LTE on their 1900 band (which is what their CDMA EVDO 2G/3G network works on nationwide)... won't that restrict/hurt 3G users more than the new LTE users? I thought their 3G network was already being hammered by all the unlimited data smartphone users they have?
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samsung nexus
🙂 question?is 16gb enough for 3-4 years usage|???
does anyone know what app should i dload if my on-screen
does anyone know what app should i dload if my on-screen keyboard on my nexus is having issues..tnx for the response
over in the "Google Wallet Goes Live at More Retail Locations" discussion:
only on nexus S .. on Sprint
so basically only about 5000 people can access it and only 5 people know about it? /sarcasm
but seriously why only one device and one carrier? and of all the devices and carrier combinations, why that?
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help does anyone know???
does anyone know what the unsubsidized price will be? Yes i know that best buy full retail price is 699.99. I am wondering what sprint directly via online or tele-sales is going to charge for this phone thanks in advance
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Could they make this work on Verizon?
Atleast the CDMA part? Just wondering...
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over in the "Hands-On with Google Wallet" discussion:
Samsung S 4G Android
I just switched to T-Mobile and bought new Samsung S 4G Android phones for our family. I have spend about ten hours trying to download our telephone contact list to the new phone. I have tried to synch the phone with my older Blackberry, I have tried to Synch with Outlook on my computer and have tried everything I know to do. Our email addresses are with the family business and our domain name.
I talked to Samsung, and they said the phone was not capable of doing that. I am amazed that what appears to be a modern phone, cannot do a simple task like downloading my contact list. I have had phones that could do that as long as I remember. That certainly has worked with my our Blackberry’s on a regular basis.
If anyone knows how t...
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