MazoMark
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First full charge on battery gave me 17+ hours. Mainly on wifi, Web surfing, reading email, listening to music, with Bluetooth speaker and GPS on and auto screen brightness, so I would call it light to moderate use.
Switched from a iphone 5 to this and I am so happy I did. Amazing phone, love the screen size. Battery is fine,gets me through my day with moderate use.
Lack of LTE is no big deal as I am very rarely in a LTE area. On HSPA+ I get around 10 mbps. So far so good
going from iphone 5 to the nexus 4 i am guessing you are using AT&T still?
I'm wondering because I am still in contract with AT&T on my 4s until May but thinking of getting the Nexus 4 and just running it with my AT&T sim in it to play with Android for the first time... but wondering how HSPA+ is on it... whether I will get better speeds than my 4s which is suppose to utilize HSPA+ but rarely seen great numbers.
Thanks.
No problem at all. Contacts synced from my gmail account instantly. My music and videos were transferred by connecting the phone to my MacBook Pro and just dragging them over. I have all of my pictures loaded to google+/picasa, so those are available on my phone as well. Process was very seamless. I have not transferred my onld text messages from my iphone, simply because I don't know have and have not looked it up yet.Were you able to transfer all the info/data from your iPhone to the Nexus easily? I have a Gmail account with my contacts synced to it, but am unsure about the rest of it.
The haptic feedback vibration sounds like a whirl in a quite environment. Love the feedback, but its pretty tacky.
So, like most of us Nexus users, we know this well be fixed by custom roms and kernels. (Except the Haptic)
I shut off "vibrate when touched" in settings but that did nothing.
I have had mine over the weekend and I love the build and feel.
Two things that I have issues with.
First:
The phone has obviously been down clocked when compared to the LG OG. I understand there are thermal issues, but it seems after the update no faster than my GN. (Normal Tasks) I guess we will have to wait for a proper kernel to come out of the development community. Chrome for example is way too chunky and stuttery.
Secondly:
The haptic feedback vibration sounds like a whirl in a quite environment. Love the feedback, but its pretty tacky.
So, like most of us Nexus users, we know this well be fixed by custom roms and kernels. (Except the Haptic) I just wish Google would have refined it more before shipping the device instead of playing it safe and just down clocking it.
Oh, and for all you complaining about the rattling. The Lumia 920 and iPhone 5 do it as well. This is not unique two the LG NX.