Recent content by DriveEuro

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    [Closed] Win a Nexus 6P or Nexus 5X in our Fa-la-la-liday Contest!

    I'd choose the 6P for myself. My Nexus 6 doesn't do so well with pictures on my daughter on the move. The 6P laser focus would help.
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    [Closed] Win a Nexus 6P from Android Central!

    Because it has a better camera than my Nexus 6!
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    [Closed] Win a Nexus 5X from Android Central!

    Because the camera is a lot better than my Nexus 6 camera
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    Nexus 5 Black 32GB 299

    Is that a crack on the side above the volume key?
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    SOLD

    Re: Motorola RAZR MAXX HD 32GB - Verizon - Excellect condition - Clean ESN Thanks... But I literally just sold my old GS3 yesterday. And I already have a Nexus 7 (2013)
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    SOLD!

    Re: Motorola RAZR HD 16GB - Verizon - Perfect condition - Clean ESN Bump
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    SOLD

    Re: Motorola RAZR MAXX HD 32GB - Verizon - Excellect condition - Clean ESN Bump
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    SOLD!

    SOLD!
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    SOLD

    SOLD!
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    SOLD

    SOLD
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    Very Poor Battery Life versus 2012 N7

    Install BetterBatteryStats and GSAM. They do a much better job at showing you the actual wakelocks that are keeping your phone from sleeping.
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    Verizon S3 to Straight Talk

    StraightTalk offers LTE on GSM devices... Has for the last month.
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    Verizon S3 - Cyanogen Mod vs Touchwiz on GS3

    Its a toss up on battery life. Touchwiz may be a bit better. But if you get the right kernel (KTkernel is good) on Cyanogenmod with a more conservative governor, battery life will be great. On my S3 with CM10.2 and stock battery, I was getting maybe 2 hours of screen time over a 17h long day.
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    My phone is lagging.

    Honestly, I've had 3 RAZR HDs in the last 2 weeks and all lagged a lot on stock ROM. I got Cyanogenmod on one of them now and its smooth as silk. Try changing your governor to Interactive with SetCPU.
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    Best JellyBean ROM and kernel setup for battery life?

    On demand should yield better battery life than interactive. Conservative should do better than either of those. Interactive is too quick to jump up to the max allowed frequency. Ondemand is a little more lax and allows the CPU to sit at lower speeds while slowly ramping up to higher ones as...