Recent content by Mosov

Well of course you can send hangout to hangout free, but the big difference is that you and the other person need to have internet connection. The question is sending hangout message via the phone network like anyother sms, but the difference is that it's free. I believe that's how iMessenger...

Does this mean that hangouts will become like iMessenger in iphone? In that, you can send free texts to people who have hangout as well...

When can Nexus 4 users expect the kit-kat update given it comes out on the 15th of this month?

I got the hangouts update (it's worse lol), still waiting for the gmail one, but looks like it should come out these days.

ah okay. have any nexus 4s recieved the update?

So I know a Gmail update has been out for a few days already, and I still can't update my gmail on my nexus 4. Is there a reason for this? Is there a problem with my play store? Thanks.

Nothing will beat the open-source, customizable Android.

I have Nexus 4 and am very happy with it, though one drawback is that it doesn't support LTE, though the speeds are still very good (at&t). If not, I'd go with Moto X since it too has a pure android experience. In all, go with the phone that has the purest android experience.

Though I'm looking at phones that are sold through carriers such as At&t and support LTE. I know through Google you can buy phones like Nexus 4, unlocked and pure Android experience, but I was wondering which phone you could buy through at&t for example and get a similar pure android experience...

Poor fools...consumed by the cult.

Thanks, I guess that comes from the fact that Motorola is owned by Google now. Would you say Moto X is better or Nexus 4?

Does Moto X come with motorola software or is it pure android?

So I have a Nexus 4 and have greatly enjoyed the pure android experience. However, I wanted to know, which non-Google branded phone has the purest android experience? From what I heard it's the Moto X, any other opinions?

For me, it's simple. My main email is on Google, and I'm not a fan of apple, so the choice is simple. Furthermore, android is a growing and strong software, with a wide selection of devices.

I had Nokia 920 on at&t (LTE) then switched over to Nexus 4 on at&t, and in all honestly, I haven't really seen a big difference in data speeds. Sure it's not LTE, but I also remember the LTE speed draining the batter life of the 920 like crazy. The speed I got with Nexus 4 on at&t was fine for...