Recent content by gakio12

Sweet, thanks!

Just because I'd rather use landscape mode, doesn't mean I only want landscape so I can play and drive... I'd much rather use my Nexus 7 in landscape mode.

Well if I had 1 Gbps, I wouldn't need the FXP protocol XD. That Google fiber is only in one city. I pay $50 a month for 7 Mbps down and .8 Mbps up. Now that Google fiber is out, I feel like I am getting ripped off...

I wasn't thinking of downloads that require a log in to complete. It could still work, without the need for Google to send a request to the website. Whatever device you are on will act as a middle man, BUT the information goes to Google Drive. I guess there aren't any protocols out there that...

I was just using the ROM as an example. There are many files I would like to download directly to Google Drive like photos, documents, .apk's, etc. I have a very slow upload speed, and uploading anything makes my internet extremely slow. Most of the files I want to store on Google Drive are...

I tried that, but it still downloads the file locally, and then uploads it when the download is done if I download it to the Google Drive folder. I'm kinda surprised this hasn't been discussed a lot more, seems like it would be a very helpful feature. :confused:

There is one for Chrome called "Cloud Save", but it doesn't seem to work, just downloads the actual link, and not what the link links to. So I end up with a file named "this-is-an-Example-file.zip", and that is only a 7 kB file of nothing. It works with a whole bunch of cloud storage places like...

Sure. Okay, when you click a link to download... say... a ROM zip file. That is at least 100 MB right there. Typically when you click that link, it starts to download to your downloads folder on your desktop or phone. What I would like to do is when clicking (or right clicking) the download...

I would like to download a file directly to Google Drive without having to download it locally then upload it again (I have slow upload speed). I have found one app for Chrome desktop that is suppose to do that (it doesn't, just upload the text of the download link), Cloud Save, but not a single...

Yeah, I said that both exhibit some form of compression artifact. High quality = pops on highs, normal quality = thumps on lows

Okay, ever since I got the Galaxy Nexus, Pandora has had these annoying pops (on high quality) and annoying thumps like a woofer going out (on normal quality). It has done this one 4.0.2, 4.0.3, and 4.0.4. I drive 4-5 hours a day, and I used to always listen to Pandora, but now it is unbearable...

I just stopped leaving the same image on the screen for more than a few minutes. I've also just been turning off the screen after a few minutes or when I am done. Videos are fine because they are moving images. It has been about two weeks since I stopped leaving the screen on for 4 hours at a time.

Well it seems that my burn in is slowly fading away. I guess that is good, it isn't as noticeable now. Kinda sucks I can't leave the screen on forever, guess I will just have to tether my Droid X, and use it for my driving aid.

I've left the screen on my Droid X for 4-8 hours a day, 5 times a week for 5 months, and never had any burn-in. Either you don't understand the difference between OLED and LCD, or you are trolling. I did not know that OLED screens were more susceptible to burn-in, as no one seemed to mention it...

Well I guess OLED brought it back :eek: