Recent content by Yahma

Same here. Mine's got a ton of dust under the front camera. Can't seem to get rid of it.

For those of you old-skool gamer's out there who remember the days of multi-player DOOM death-match tournaments, you can now re-live those memories! :D Here's DOOM on a Nexus 4 vs Nexus 7 deathmatch tutorial:

Must have apps for my new Nexus 7: SwiftKey 3 (for Phones) - Makes typing that much faster. Titanium Backup - If you upgrade your ROM often, this is a must! Aldiko eBook Reader - Best eBook Reader (FBReader is a close 2nd) DosBox Turbo Emulator - I tried them all, this is the fastest DOS...

My thoughts are T-Mobile did a good job by not messing with a winning formula. Looks like T-Mobile's got a winner on their hands!

Its hard for us to forget the S3. Oh, the HTC Sensation, such a beautiful phone, but the Qualcomm S3, even running at 1.5Ghz is slower than my Tegra 2 at 1.0Ghz. Now, it appears that the S4 is an improvement over the S3; however, it certainly doesn't trounce the Exynos. It may match it on...

Hate to bring up an old topic, but this seems phone related. I had Gingerbread running on my Nexus One, and had no problems with phonebook syncing to my 2006 BMW (non i-drive model). Now with my HTC Sensation on Gingerbread, I only get AUDIO, but no contact syncing. I'm beginning to think it...

Forget about ever unlocking the bootloader on this one. First of all, its Cryptographically signed and locked. Unless you work for the NSA and have access to their supercomputers, its not gonna be cracked. Then, even if you did manage to use your supercomputer to crack the bootloader, it also...

One of the benefits of the Nexus One is we are the first to get updates and new OS's... Google is already starting to push out the OTA update for T-Mobile Nexus Ones, and will continue to do so for the next few weeks. For those of you who are too impatient, download it from xda!

T-Mobile Nexus One BUILD: FRF50

Several people have already seen the OTA update for Froyo on T-Mobile.

Been playing around with the OTA Froyo update for the past few days and I love it. My Nexus One is blistering fast. Most of my apps run from between 3-5x faster! One app (Advanced Lie Detector) that had been very CPU intensive, even on the Nexus One, is now silky smooth. Thank You Google!

I'm in Los Angeles, and the T-Mobile 3g coverage here is excellent! There are some devs in the XDA forums that already have Froyo (2.2) running on the Nexus One; however, you probably want to wait until the offical sources are dropped (in a few weeks), at which point, we'll be seeing some nice...

There are some commentors who stated they tried the Desire Rom (Sense UI) on the Nexus One, and it still takes better pictures than the Droid Incredible. There is speculation that the Nexus One uses a 5MP CMOS sensor with a larger area than the 8MP sensor of the Incredible. I guess its common...

Looks like the Nexus One camera is superior to the 8MP Camera on the Droid Incredible. Does anyone know if the upcoming Evo 4g will have a good camera? The Camera is important for my brother (whom is in the market for a new phone), as he wants to get rid of his digicam.

The Incredible comes with a smaller than usual battery (1300mAH), that is the same size battery that comes on the smaller to Android phones such as the Cliq or MyTouch 3g that have slower processors and use less battery power to run. You can try lowering your screen brightness and removing...