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Then replug in your device and when it asks to install, (Select Manually find folder) point it to the folder where you unzipped the above driver download. It shouldn't matter where you extract it. I did it under the android sdk folder in a new folder call GNex Drivers
It doesn't ask to install...I uninstalled the SAMSUNG ADB interface driver, replugged it in, and it auto installs...Doesn't prompt me to manual install.

I try to update the drivers manually with the naked drivers and there isnt an "android_winusb" file to try and replace it with in the naked drivers folder. Do I select ssudadb instead? That is the only one it allows me to select, but prompts me not to do it because it can cause harm or something...
 
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It doesn't ask to install...I uninstalled the SAMSUNG ADB interface driver, replugged it in, and it auto installs...Doesn't prompt me to manual install.

I try to update the drivers manually with the naked drivers and there isnt an "android_winusb" file to try and replace it with in the naked drivers folder. Do I select ssudadb instead? That is the only one it allows me to select, but prompts me not to do it because it can cause harm or something...

I used that one, and ignored the windows warning. When I did it though, windows was able to scan the whole extracted directory and chose one for me.
 
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Alright that seemed to work, but when I CMD 'adb devices' I still get "'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command"

you need to open your command prompt into the same folder as the adb.exe file.

Usually under adroid sdk/platform-tools

spelling might not be 100%, i'm going off of memory. Fastboot.exe must also be in this same folder.
 
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I sure do love sleeping in!

you need to open your command prompt into the same folder as the adb.exe file.

Usually under adroid sdk/platform-tools

spelling might not be 100%, i'm going off of memory. Fastboot.exe must also be in this same folder.

You can also add platform-tools to your Environment PATH, but CMDing at the folder is probably better anyway.
 
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ok, so the speaker level wass frustrating me a little bit and went ahead and got volume+, for $1 i figured it was worth a shot. i know there was some debate over whether it really worked or not, but for me, it works like a charm! best "mod" yet haha, i just put it on +4 to keep it safe for now, but definitely a solution for those who arent happy with the speaker volume

Volume+ doesn't show up in the market for me. Weird.

Can you tell me who the developer is?

All I see is Volume Control, but i don't think that's it.


EDIT:

nevermind, found it!

But it says it ONLY works for GB-running phones. Is that the same one you got?
 
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So the phone fell out of my sweat pant pocket today and onto a patch of concrete. :( Got a couple of noticeable scratches on the bezel and backside... Can't even get through the first week without damaging the device! And now I'm gonna be stuck with it for 20 months... Ughhhhh. Other than that, my experience with the GNex has been fantastic!
 
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Volume+ doesn't show up in the market for me. Weird.

Can you tell me who the developer is?

All I see is Volume Control, but i don't think that's it.


EDIT:

nevermind, found it!

But it says it ONLY works for GB-running phones. Is that the same one you got?

yes, thats the correct one. the icon looks like a volume knob on a guitar amp or something... works fine even on ICS
 
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I was using Launcher Pro Plus on my OG Droid with its awesome calendar widget.

Unless I'm being an idiot and can't figure it out, the stock calendar widget with ICS is rather lame. I'd like to see far more than just the current day.

I'm now using Pure Calendar Widget on my Gnex, but it's fairly ugly and lacks the functionality of the Launcher Pro one.

So... does anyone have any suggestions for a functional and attractive calendar widget?


I like Pure GRID calendar Widget. It is by the same developeras Pure Calendar but I like the various views.
 
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So the phone fell out of my sweat pant pocket today and onto a patch of concrete. :( Got a couple of noticeable scratches on the bezel and backside... Can't even get through the first week without damaging the device! And now I'm gonna be stuck with it for 20 months... Ughhhhh. Other than that, my experience with the GNex has been fantastic!

I am actually considering getting a case, something I usually don't do, because this phone is so wide and slippery and I'm afraid it's only a matter of time before it slips out of my hand. It's really a problem when I try to use it one-handed.
 
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