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This is the only user guide I got.
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I have that. Was hoping for a real user guide.
I'm keeping an eye on this site.
Android and Nexus User Guides
https://support.google.com/nexus/topic/3453510?hl=en&ref_topic=3424348
I'm keeping an eye on this site.
Android and Nexus User Guides
https://support.google.com/nexus/topic/3453510?hl=en&ref_topic=3424348
I looked for you last night and user guide above was all I could find,So I didn't post it for you.
There's not much to the phone hardware itself.
Google does have a guide specifically for Marshmallow, though:
https://play.google.com/store/books...ick_Start_Guide_Android_6_0_M?id=tu6bCgAAQBAJ
Google does have a guide specifically for Marshmallow, though:
https://play.google.com/store/books...ick_Start_Guide_Android_6_0_M?id=tu6bCgAAQBAJ
SiempreTuna
Android Expert
I didn't know there user guides for phones!
The only thing I saw was a tear down. Which was pretty positive. The only issues were that the USB port is soldered onto the motherboard so would be a PITA to replace and the screen would be easier to replace if you had a screen that already had the backing plastic bracket attached - apparently, LG sold a similar combination for the original N5. Otherwise, it looked really easy to repair. The only glue was holding the battery in place.
The only thing I saw was a tear down. Which was pretty positive. The only issues were that the USB port is soldered onto the motherboard so would be a PITA to replace and the screen would be easier to replace if you had a screen that already had the backing plastic bracket attached - apparently, LG sold a similar combination for the original N5. Otherwise, it looked really easy to repair. The only glue was holding the battery in place.