Does unlocking the bootloader, but NOT rooting, wipe the phone memory? I'm tempted to just do that and update manually, but not if it wipes everything.
4g is hit/miss for me where I live.....but it is in the mountains and also in New Mexico which is kinda behind the times when it comes to technology so it isn't as bad as I worried about it being. I have the day off so I called Verizon Technical support and asked about the update....the nice lady advised me that it was still scheduled for a May release....but who knows if Verizon will delay it. The one way mute issue occurred while I was speaking to the verizon rep and she called me right back....which was a surprise.....so I did of course ask her if that issue was going to be addressed in the update and she looked and told me that yes it would be fixed.
I'm done with Verizon after this phone. Its either the Galaxy S3 or Blackberry 10 for me next. I bought this phone fully expecting frequent and timely updates because you know, it was teh pure google fone. I have had this phone since december and not a single update! I don't want to root! had a bad experience doing it so I vouched not to do it again. WTF is up with Verizon and this bullcrap? All the other versions got the update except us? And yet they still keep trying to pass the blame onto google? Cmon with the crap!
My phone randomly restarts, battery life is horrible (shouldn't need an extended battery, stock should be sufficient but it isn't by far), typing into reply boxes on forums is a joke! The cursor jumps all over the place and there is no autocorrect! My wife's VZW iPhone 4 gets 4 bars in the same spot of our house where I get only 2! Granted, I also get 4G in my house tho so I'll give them that much.
Soooo...she marked my account again and I'm willing to wait another week. From what I've read 4.0.4 does not fix the audio mic issue so I'm wondering if they know that and are tweaking it more before releasing.
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My local Verizon store has a sign in front of it that's advertising the Galaxy Nexus for $99*. I assume the * is the normal blahblah about a two-year contract. That doesn't make me feel good about the future of the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon's network. Has Verizon always steeply discounted phones ~5 months after their release, or is that only reserved for poorly-selling phones?
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Have there been any reports of 4.0.4 breaking anything?
lol i'm still waiting on a report of 4.0.4 being real
Perhaps I missed it, but not a single reply from this thread talks as to what exactly are the changes in this new 4.0.4 update.
Anyone with the official list? What are the changes?
By the way, I am trying to sync the facebook integration to the phone, and when I try to add Facebook account (under 4.0.2), the facebook logo comes in, and it stays there and nothing more.
Anyone else with the same issue? Or anyone has been able to integrate Facebook to their Galaxy Nexus?
I know there are several dozen threads here discussing the 4.0.4 update and how to flash/root/unlock ect.......but I am not tech savvy enough to attempt any of this and wont pretend to understand it either.
I really like my GNexus and understand that many of the issues I've encountered are very fixable with the new update, but I need to decide quickly if this phone is worth keeping and waiting for the update push from Verizon.
I've read all there is to read about the power struggle going on between Verizon and Google and why this simple software update seems to be a corporate casualty for us customers so I just want to know if anyone has had the update come to their phone yet. Several sites have said Verizon has started releasing the update but I've yet to read about anyone who's had it come to their phone yet.
Sorry to start a new thread about this but I really wasn't sure where to post this question.
C'mon, anybody got anything good? Talk to Verizon, Samsung, etc?
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