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Well today Its going on sale at radio shack for 99.99. Im the kernel developer for this phone and I was just curious how many people may be coming in 
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Who's getting this phone
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Buzzwindrip
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I just bought one today at RS. Replaced an LG Optimus V; VM/Sprint network still sucks, but the phone is definitely snappier than what it replaced.
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Install jellybean. Then you will never want a new phone
CaveDroid
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Hello,
Just got on board with the One v. My first impressions are that the screen resolution is beautiful This is a very lightweight phone also, it is about 1/2 the weight of my old Optimus V.
When I was looking at the One V online, at first I didn't like it because of the curved section @ the bottom. but, after using a friends HTC evo 3d I felt that the extra length at the bottom is a good feature. -because with the Evo since the controls are right at the edge of the screen every time I held the phone I would accidentally click some botton or other. The One V is not like that, Its very comfortable to hold.
I am interested in rooting next, mainly to backup apps with Rommanager and for UI or battery improvements. not sure if that is needed because battery seems to hold up well for now.
Just got on board with the One v. My first impressions are that the screen resolution is beautiful
This is a very lightweight phone also, it is about 1/2 the weight of my old Optimus V. When I was looking at the One V online, at first I didn't like it because of the curved section @ the bottom. but, after using a friends HTC evo 3d I felt that the extra length at the bottom is a good feature. -because with the Evo since the controls are right at the edge of the screen every time I held the phone I would accidentally click some botton or other. The One V is not like that, Its very comfortable to hold.
I am interested in rooting next, mainly to backup apps with Rommanager and for UI or battery improvements. not sure if that is needed because battery seems to hold up well for now.
redgjm
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Picked up 2 of these. Initial cost was 100 bucks even, but after bonuses and rebates they will only be 45 bucks for both!
I posted a link on how to discount the Evo V (or any Virgin phone) for less than the sale price in the Virgin forum but no one payed attention. Oh well.
The method is still valid but you won't save as much without the sale prices.
I posted a link on how to discount the Evo V (or any Virgin phone) for less than the sale price in the Virgin forum but no one payed attention. Oh well.
The method is still valid but you won't save as much without the sale prices.
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As people get this phone, I want to extend my opening of beta kernel testers. My kernels focus on jelly bean for now. When I get jelly nailed down, there really won't be a need for ICS. The beta testing will get you bleeding edge kernels a week before kernels are released. The requirements are you need to be able to use adb fluently and report bugs