Google Nexus 5
Discussion
srappy said:
Woody said:
Slightly o/t question, but is shutting apps down on the nexus phone as easy as the tablet? My samsung galaxy S2 seems to be a pain to shut stuff down.
What are you doing to shut apps down?On the S2, you simply hold the middle (home) button down and then your list of applications running show up. You then swipe left any particular application you want to stop. This is on 4.1.2.
Welshname said:
Nexus 5 looks like it could be a great phone but somehow not as good as the phone it's "apparently" based on. The battery life for one will be less.
I still don't understand why they'd want to put a 'smaller' battery in.
It's all rumour at the moment, and one of the rumours is that the 16GB version gets a 2300mAh battery and the 32GB version gets a 3000mAh battery.I still don't understand why they'd want to put a 'smaller' battery in.
Wait for the specs before deriding it. Even a 2300mAh battery would be more than an N4.
The iPhone 5s battery, by the way, is 1560mAh.
Looks quite useful.. be interesting to see what my mint N4 might be worth when these come out:
http://www.androidcentral.com/nexus-5-appears-clea...
http://www.androidcentral.com/nexus-5-appears-clea...
jjones said:
what happens to your n4 if it develops a fault now they are out of stock of this model?
<sarcastic idiot>You have to feel sorry for people driving about in older cars, since there's no possible way for the manufacturer to support older cars while making new ones.</sarcastic idiot>They stockpile phones and parts before they go on sale, and after...
TheAngryDog said:
CraigyMc said:
TheAngryDog said:
Looks like being announced tomorrow instead.
Instead of what?I've only ever seen the 15th October and "End of October" as the rumours.
Was the 14th ever one?
It's possible I imagined the whole thing mind.
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/articles/20335/20131013/google-event-product-release-round-up-nexus-5-android-4-4.htm
MonkeyHanger said:
I can't remember which site I saw it on but there is some speculation that the US Government "shut down" might be causing delays with FCC Certification.
Yes, I have seen mention of that too, that some of the government approvals have been belayed by the shutdown, hence no annoucement yet Dakkon said:
MonkeyHanger said:
I can't remember which site I saw it on but there is some speculation that the US Government "shut down" might be causing delays with FCC Certification.
Yes, I have seen mention of that too, that some of the government approvals have been belayed by the shutdown, hence no annoucement yet Gassing Station | Computers, Gadgets & Stuff | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff