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***Official Galaxy Nexus Pre-Release speculation thread**

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The HTC device is a very solid choice. The screen is amazing. I'll probably still stick with the SGN even if it comes out in December with only 16GB, but I can't blame you if you go with the HTC. It's really, really nice.
I've obviously never had an HTC phone, but they seem to have a really bum rap in general. What are the qualms with HTC phones, exactly? Is it only the battery life?
 
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I've obviously never had an HTC phone, but they seem to have a really bum rap in general. What are the qualms with HTC phones, exactly? Is it only the battery life?


HTC is notorious for weak radio reception. 3G and Wi-Fi. Light leakage, dust under the screen, and the Evo had the screen separating...Other than those issues they are solid devices.
 
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I've obviously never had an HTC phone, but they seem to have a really bum rap in general. What are the qualms with HTC phones, exactly? Is it only the battery life?

HTC is notorious for weak radio reception. 3G and Wi-Fi. Light leakage, dust under the screen, and the Evo had the screen separating...Other than those issues they are solid devices.

I don't know. I'm sporting the Incredible 2 right now as a loaner from Verizon until the SGN comes out, and I'm really liking it.

All black accents makes it look like Darth Vader's phone, lol.

Screen is sharp, reception is really good.

Battery life isn't that great though. I actually think that my OG Droid had better life than this. But overall I can't complain too much.
 
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Well it's not "apparent" that the SGN is for sale in the context of their article. It is clearly a tech blog writing to a tech audience. It is clear that the SGN went on sale in the UK on the 18th.

If I'm a lawyer and I say "apparently, my client isn't the killer" it's different than "my client isn't the killer". See the grammatical difference a word makes in specific context?
 
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I've obviously never had an HTC phone, but they seem to have a really bum rap in general. What are the qualms with HTC phones, exactly? Is it only the battery life?

I have an HTC Hero right now. It's a solid device. It's just outdated (528mhz process, no GPU, way too little memory). So, after updating the OS, it is sluggish. But in it's day, it was a good phone.
 
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Didn't it say Droid Life was the source, or did I misread that?

EDIT: I misread, it said Droid Life was the source of Dec 8th. Suuurrry guyyys.


They are saying droidlife posted the dec 8th rumor first but their own inside source still says november

Edit: not often does the original poster ninja me lol
 
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I don't know. I'm sporting the Incredible 2 right now as a loaner from Verizon until the SGN comes out, and I'm really liking it.

All black accents makes it look like Darth Vader's phone, lol.

Screen is sharp, reception is really good.

Battery life isn't that great though. I actually think that my OG Droid had better life than this. But overall I can't complain too much.

i agree completely. i have an Incredible 2 as well and Hans couldnt be more on point with his points. my OG Droid def had better battery life. but the Incredible 2 has been a good phone. Nexus will be my first 4G phone. cant wait.

I know its probably been addressed but is there a 4G on/off switch on the Nexus?
 
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If the 16gb thing ends up being true, I'm right behind you. The problem is that we likely can't know until the stinkin' Gnex is already out!!!
16gb without SD card will be a huge drawback - however I am just looking at it as another reason to start using cloud storage more...

32gb will be perfectly fine for me, however, if that is what Verizon goes with. I really hope they do.
 
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