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Galaxy Nexus Watering Hole

I am thinking about selling our Nexie now that she is retired. I still have my old droid x if needed in an emergency. My thoughts are i might get a little bit more for the gnex because she is in perfect physical condition and newer with a few accesories. My question is should i leave it rooted but on stock rom, and how do i make sure that i have wiped everything internally? She has way too much data buried deep in her psyche....
 
Factory data reset, but if in doubt, wipe everything and install a rom. Personally, I'd prefer to buy a rooted device but for some reason I've never understood, not all people do.
 
Still getting this stupid high Android OS usage on my Bionic. Maybe time for a ROM or something - its rooted and I still can't figure out what is causing it.

Happy Tuesday!
 
The_Chief said:
Will Samsung actually (finally) do it?

Samsung Plans Bendable Plastic OLED Display for a New Galaxy Note III

HERE is an illustration of how it might look.

:)
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Confused, as wasn't the phone announced and demoed?

So reading up more, here's what I see.

Samsung may well be the first company to actually deliver on the endless promise that flexible displays are on the way, with a limited edition Galaxy Note III with a plastic OLED screen said to be in production.
Obviously the fact that this screen will (almost certainly) have to be stuck inside the usual rigid smartphone shell means it won
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Yeah, it would be a flexible display inside a rigid phone. The benefits would be damage-resistance and, as shown above, mini displays on the edges of the main display. But you're exactly right: production will be extremely limited and prohibitively expensive.

And I can almost guarantee that Big Red will not carry it.
 
The_Chief said:
Yeah, it would be a flexible display inside a rigid phone. The benefits would be damage-resistance and, as shown above, mini displays on the edges of the main display. But you're exactly right: production will be extremely limited and prohibitively expensive.

And I can almost guarantee that Big Red will not carry it.
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I still really want to see a device like that.
 
ok, i need help. I did a factory reset on the Nexie, allegedly wiping everything. But when i connected her by cable back to the computer, everything is still in the sd/0 area. What am i doing wrong? I wiped everything in recovery, multiple times.
 
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