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Galaxy Nexus Watering Hole

So tempting..


The Nokia Lumia 929 (Verizon)will have a 5 inch screen with a 1080 x 1920 display that offers a pixel density of 441ppi. That should sound familiar to those Android users with a top-shelf model. A quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor is expected to drive the device, which will carry 2GB of RAM and 32GB/64 GB of native storage. A 20.7MP PureView snapper is on back.
 
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Good morning all - hope everyone enjoyed their weekend.

Got up at 9AM to wash the car in the frigid cold, but I enjoy a squeaky clean car and needed the wheels clean so I can swap to winter wheels next week and put these up for sale.

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Nyxie is getting worse and worse for battery life. 6 hours after unplugging, with about an hour of screen on, and I'm at 36%. I can't wait to get a new phone with a better battery
Anything is better than the GNex honestly.

I'm at 8 hours off charger, with 2 hours 30 minutes screen on time and about two hours of Spotify streaming and I am at 60% and I have been on LTE since I don't use the WiFi at work.

:)
 
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Nyxie is getting worse and worse for battery life. 6 hours after unplugging, with about an hour of screen on, and I'm at 36%. I can't wait to get a new phone with a better battery


Howdy BB
/me waves

I've always replaced my phones battery every year, which helps a bit, but the verizon gnex has always been awful.

I'll miss the ability to easily swap batteries with the nextus 5, but a small price to pay given how cheap it'll be off contract. And no more verizon delaying updates.
 
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The gnex isn't known for its screen resolution, especially when you're comparing one piece of tech that's brand new and another that's coming up on its 2 year birthday

If you took a "modern" flagship and held it side by side I doubt you'd be able to tell the difference. :)

I'd say go to your nearest carrier and do a side by side. Let us know what you think!
 
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Amoled screens do a very nice job at showing all the different levels of blacks and grays. It's also more power efficient than LCD. However the downside is that brighter colors appear somewhat washed out and there's always the chance of image burn in. LCD does a better job at showing more detailed colors and if it's IPS+, it really helps when viewing in bright daylight. But it's less power efficient.
 
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Amoled screens do a very nice job at showing all the different levels of blacks and grays. It's also more power efficient than LCD. However the downside is that brighter colors appear somewhat washed out and there's always the chance of image burn in. LCD does a better job at showing more detailed colors and if it's IPS+, it really helps when viewing in bright daylight. But it's less power efficient.

I think at my age, lcd is the way to go?
 
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Still less power efficient but often not an issue anymore.

With wifi, 6 to 8 hours of screen on time just hasn't been a problem for my LCD phone.

And the AMOLEDS have made improvements to color rendering.

It won't be long before AMOLED vs LCD becomes a cultural difference rather than a technical one on the high end phones.
 
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