andrews317
Android Enthusiast
How is all that storage distributed? I suppose Apps on the internal storage and music/videos on the sd card.
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I will never buy another Android device that isn't a nexus!
jackdubl
Android Expert
Well, 13 gigs of "mature people films" is part of it, lots of podcasts from Doggcatcher, tons of pics and videos of the two small daughters, music, nandroids, titanium backup... I could go on.
andrews317
Android Enthusiast
Well, I guess cloud storage is definitely not a solution for your.
sean76
Android Expert
jackdubl
Android Expert
Yeah, since I had kids it's all had to migrate to the one secure system I have.
andrews317
Android Enthusiast
A friend (apple fan from years) had a few hours of playtime with my Nexus last night. He is now selling his iPhone on facebook and subscribed for email notification when the N4 is available again (next decade?). He even said that if the N4 isn't available before February, he will go for the S3. I guess me and my Nexus just recruited someone.
Crashdamage
Android Expert
I never use any widgets at all.
Linux user #266351. Android since v1.0
Linux user #266351. Android since v1.0
andrews317
Android Enthusiast
I downloaded free version of Go Weather EX and it has pretty nice widgets for clock and weather.
SiempreTuna
Android Expert
I kinda like widgets. I use the clock, player, power control and agenda widgets. I also downloaded a weather widget (may ditch that one) and thought about getting a calculator widget.
One of the best things about Android - if you don't have widgets you might as well have iOS
One of the best things about Android - if you don't have widgets you might as well have iOS
The beauty about a Nexus in my opinion is the ability to customize it(Blank Slate) to your exact taste without all the unnecessary OEM skins. While some of the OEM skins like samusng's TW has some neat features built-in, I can live without them. I use Apex launcher which I really like because it has the option to enable the use of gestures and a couple of other functions which are great! My N4 is my first Nexus phone and I have to say I glad I got this phone because for a brief second I thought I was just going to keep using my S3 but nah....
g_patrick15
Android Enthusiast
My sister, who has no real interest in phones like we do, just bought her Nexus yesterday, after days of consulting me about it to see what she should do. She walked into a T-mobile store and walked out a happy camper. Safe to say that Nexus has trickled into the mainstream, at least moderately. She knew a lot about the phone before even talking to me about it, which shocked me. It's the best phone on the market right now, bar none. Now, if only they got stock up to a decent level, then we could gauge the sales of it.
spidey9006
Lurker
How much battery life are you guys getting on the Nexus 4? Some say it's really good and others say it's terrible. Could it last a whole day of moderate use?
andrews317
Android Enthusiast
The different amount of opinions is due to the usage. In my case I consider myself a heavy daily user and my battery's average life is 12 hours. Sometimes less, sometimes more, depending on the usage.
Liamo_210
Android Expert
Yes easily. Mine last 2 days of moderate use with 4 hours 30 minutes screen on and near 1 day of heavy use.
andrews317
Android Enthusiast
I might get 2 days of use by turning off 3G network and using my phone as a watch.
Liamo_210
Android Expert
Fine don't believe me but I've posted picks before. Here note screen on is quite high e.g around the 4 hour mark. Also there's still 17 percent battery remaining. So its not my fault my battery life is better and its clearly not bs as well there is proof.
Nuff said.
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Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
You should get much better battery life than that on any modern day phone. I'd check for rogue apps.