Recent content by zzz0ned

I concur. The stock ICS ROM is great. I have 5 other tablets and still think the first Tab is the bestest.

I was very doubtful at first when my battery life plummeted after the upgrade to ICS. But after a couple of factory resets, the battery life seems better than GB and everything runs smoothly. I especially like the folders feature, and for me, there is no longer any reason to run a launcher app.

I had major problems after the upgrade to ICS. It drained my battery completely in about 4 hours. I did two factory resets. The second one was very successful when I added the apps I needed one at a time. I also turned off browser sync with my Gmail accounts. Now I can go over 48 hours on a...

See my post in another thread: http://forums.androidcentral.com/sprint-nexus-s-4g/168428-android-os-eating-my-battery-3.html#post1719698 The solution is to disable browser syncing from any of your accounts in the settings panel.

See my post in another thread: http://forums.androidcentral.com/sprint-nexus-s-4g/168428-android-os-eating-my-battery-3.html#post1719698

When I did the update.zip ICS upgrade that was published here, I kept getting a couple of minor errors at startup. So I did a complete reset, but I let all my apps reload automatically. My battery life plummetted to something like 4 hours; my phone became a pocket-warmer because it was...

I completely reset my phone after I noticed a couple of glitches related to booting the phone up. Now my battery life is miniscule...seriously. With Gingerbread, I usually could go for a bit over a day without a charge. This morning I was off the charger for maybe 4 hours and the phone...

It is important to wait until Samsung feels that it's ready. ASUS has been a little too aggressive with ICS and it caused quite a few problems with the transformer tablets. There are still users with dysfunctional tablets as a result.

ICS for my Transformer tablet has been a disaster. First there was ICS and random reboots, battery drains, and crashes. Then the ICS update which has reboots, battery drains, and crashes. We may be better off with Gingerbread on our phones.

My non-Nexus ASUS tablet got ICS yesterday.

Much, much better than the TB. I still swear I could visibly see the battery indicator decrease on the TB. Sprint's coverage has been much better for me. Somewhat a surprise for other folks, I guess.

I've had mine for a couple of months. It's my first smart phone so the battery life disappoints me but overall I'm not sure it could be much better. I do have a nice cushy case that I bought via Android Central and I have a screen protector on the way. I wish it did have expandable memory but...

I had a terrible experience with the Thunderbolt. 1. Coverage from home for Verizon is apparently awful. I could not get any data. NONE. I could barely muster half a bar for voice. 2. The battery life was unbelievably poor. While on my landline with Verizon and looking at the...