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For anyone that wants to know how visable the dots on the screen are go to 1:06 in the video
YouTube - Verizon Incredible is Just That
The Motorola Droid had them too and nobody seemed to complain about it on that phone.
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For anyone that wants to know how visable the dots on the screen are go to 1:06 in the video
YouTube - Verizon Incredible is Just That
Can someone provide this gentleman with a "let me Google that for you" link?![]()
Can someone provide this gentleman with a "let me Google that for you" link?![]()
Hovercraftdriver is right I think...
If you look at the 360 view of the INC. and zoom in on the lens at an angle it appears that the glass is EVER so slightly recessed into the metal frame by about a millimeter...
HTC Droid Incredible Review (Phone Arena Reviews)
In general, even with careful cleaning, screen protectors look like they're difficult to apply without getting particles and bubbles trapped underneath. For my last device I had the Verizon CSR do it in the store. Any tips, ideas, secrets that have worked for you?
In general, even with careful cleaning, screen protectors look like they're difficult to apply without getting particles and bubbles trapped underneath. For my last device I had the Verizon CSR do it in the store. Any tips, ideas, secrets that have worked for you?
Ah, good link.
Take a look aaaat their picture of the camera.
The piece of glass that stretches all the way from side to side of the white metallic ring is not the lens, but is instead a protective glass cover/shield. The lens itself is the hemispherical glass in the very center, appearing sunken into the camera assembly.
But the comments about the glass shield either being recessed or protruding slightly are looking to be correct.
The Motorola Droid had them too and nobody seemed to complain about it on that phone.
It is part of the back cover on the eris as wellWhich begs the question, if you scratch/crack that protective glass cover, is it easily replaceable? iirc the nexus protective cover was attached to the backplate.
It looks like it's actually part of the phone on this one.It is part of the back cover on the eris as well
I never said I wasnt going to get it. The whole time I was trying to find help on my decision
That's not half bad. Divide by 8 for KiloBytes per second, so you get...
So what forum are you posting all the issues you've found with the iPhone that your also considering?
That's not half bad. Divide by 8 for KiloBytes per second, so you get...
Down: 104.1875 KB/s
Up: 13.2875 KB/s
In other words, plenty fast for the average web-page, and about a quarter of the average speeds you'd seen on the Standard tier of, say, Time Warner Cable's Road Runner.
For anyone that wants to know how visable the dots on the screen are go to 1:06 in the video
YouTube - Verizon Incredible is Just That
Indeed. I completely agree. No need to be obsessive about it - just for the ones that hang or are actual system resource hogs.If you're using a task killer to kill off the occasionally misbehaving app - fine. That's how I use ATM and then I kill off ATM.
If you're trying to micromanage your phone's memory by auto-killing apps or obsessively running a task killer and killing off apps in order to free up memory, you're wasting your time. Let the OS do it's job and manage this for you.
We're not dealing with MSDOS here. You don't need to deal with HIMEM.SYS, EMM386.EXE and finding that last bit of extra memory for that TSR.
The difference in network speeds - AT&T faster than Verizon - is probably balanced out by the processor speeds in the phones - Incredible faster than the iPhone.Well i can also say that i tried a couple pages loading next to my iphone and i cant say the iphone was any faster from my experience.....