Recent content by netninja

This is weird but updating manually from the file posted in this thread to 2.3.2 didn't break my root as I thought it would? I double checked in About Phone and it indeed displays 2.3.2 and GRH78C Is this correct or should I be worried?

good choice buddy! Check modaco forums, they might have a sense gingerbread rom eventually that you can put on your nexus. There are still a lot of other things you could do to get it to be like sense. If you're really desperate, just flash a sense froyo rom. There are plenty of those

I actually like the new Market. Much easier to use.

nice find with the neoprene case! How is the quality and how long did it take to ship? If your experience is a good one, I'm gonna get it too

Weird! I had unusual network connectivity issues with my Nexus S today as well! However, I'm in Canada and not on T-Mobile. I wonder if Google was messing about with it or something.... :eek:

No contract for me. Cheaper in the long run. I would recommend if you can afford paying for the device in full upfront to do so as you'll be better off for it.

gbhil that's a beautiful home screen you have there. Very clean! Are you using ADW ex by any chance? How do you find its speed and smoothness compared to the home launcher? Also, noob question: how do I take a homescreen shot so I can share it here?

Thanks for the Great review! I agree that the Nexus S now offers users a near iPhone experience. However, I'll qualify that solely in terms of 1. A more unified design aesthetic and 2. A much, much better touch screen/multitouch experience. Coming from a nexus one and prior to that a G1...

go to the bootloader and try some of the options there

I concur. Definitely love the new text selection/copy and paste tool. It's made the transition to not having a trackball painless. :)

This rumor makes sense. $5 says Motorola is gonna call it the Nexus X.

Nexus one is a pretty awesome phone. I've had mine since launch last year and it has been a revelation. I've switched to the nexus S now however, and would recommend it over the Nexus one as in my humble opinion the small quirks and annoying things in the N1 are all fixed in the Nexus S. Love...

Do you plan to stay on Verizon? I would recommend you get the Nexus S. Pure google experience and latest updates with a super nice screen and speed phone overall makes me recommend it to everyone. However, if must stay on Verizon, I would recommend the Bionic. That looks like it's going to be a...

glad to hear the new device is working for you. Out of curiosity, what was wrong with the last one? Browser crashes I would assume are a software issue and not hardware related. Anyways, enjoy your new baby!

According to a friend of mine at Google, the Android dev team developed Gingerbread on the Nexus one. The N1 has after all been the numero uno Dev phone for the past several months. Now that the S is out however, ice cream sandwich etc. will be developed on the Nexus S.