Recent content by sparesr4sissies

I'm getting the same thing on a Nexus 5x. Clearing the app out of memory seems to do the trick, but it doesn't last too long before the issue comes back.

I upgraded in mid-July and had the same experience. The salesperson said I would lose my unlimited data and there was nothing he could do about it. After activating the phone, my account still showed unlimited and he was as shocked as I was.

Exactly, most people bought the phone with ICS on it knowing exactly what it is capable of. The phone still does everything you expected it to do.

It is dirty flashing. I've read (posted by one of the CM10 developers) that wiping anything when upgrading to a newer version of the same ROM you're already on is a waste of time. https://plus.google.com/115049428938715274412/posts/HxPFHBQJdTL

There are nightlies that come out every day. You can find them here: CyanogenMod Downloads Once you're on a new enough version you'll be able to update right from your phone. (Settings -> About Phone -> CyanogenMod updates)

I liked touchwiz more than the average guy you'll find on here, but I like having more customization options like with Nova. I was able to get Nova Prime for 25 cents a few weeks ago and I love it!

I can't believe people are having trouble finding jobs when idiots like this have no problem being employed without caring to know what they're talking about.

I'm guessing it's a touchwiz feature and they just don't allow it in other launchers.

Using a task killer might be part of your problem.

I don't know much about these "pro cameras," but the camera on my Verizon S3 takes pretty darn good pictures.

Milestone 1, Monthly 1... whatever you want to call it. The M builds are supposed to be more stable than the nightlies.

The crowd seems to be split as far as signal reception goes. Some people claim to have terrible signal, while others (like myself) are having no problem. It is a Samsung issue, people had problems with the Galaxy Nexus (much worse than the S3) as well. I'd say if you're in an area with poor...

There's no need to kill apps. The Android operating system is very good at managing system memory. Having apps in memory does not affect your battery life or performance.

Most people make a big fuss without even knowing what it actually is.