ControlD
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Anyone try the Android N Preview yet?
I might give it a shot on my N6 this weekend if I find some spare time. Not sure I want to give up root right now though.
Anyone try the Android N Preview yet?
Multi-window really needs to be built in at this point with all these phablets we have now.
poofy or any other Nexus fans ...
What are the chances we'll see a new Nexus with Snapdragon 820, 5.5", fingerprint reader, 4GB RAM, 64GB/128GB, etc.?
And if you'd read any Android news, you'd know that it is being baked into N. If you already knew that, then your phrasing needs work.
I'm only a little surprised that it's taken this long for N to get mentioned.
Good deal, just like the one on Amazon right before Christmas. I got my 64 GB 6P for about $449 back thenThe 6P is on sale right now at Best Buy, Amazon, Newegg. $50 off. Newegg is also throwing in a $50 giftcard on top.
poofy or any other Nexus fans ...
What are the chances we'll see a new Nexus with Snapdragon 820, 5.5", fingerprint reader, 4GB RAM, 64GB/128GB, etc.?
What problems people are having with the 5X? I had it for 3 months before giving it away and I have mostly positive memory of it. Only negatives were hardware/design-related. It had a well-known S808/S810 problem and the phone was not very comfortable for my hands. Other than those I do not remember having unexpected problems.
I don't own one but my friend complains endlessly about the 5X being laggy and crash prone and the camera being garbage. Various forum posts seem to corroborate these claims. Hopefully that performance update actually corrects some or all of the issues.
I've had a 5X since November and haven't had any of these issues.
Given the rumors about HTC doing a Nexus device this year, I'm thinking it could be a Nexus-ized M10.
Much more likely to be Google's full vision of a Nexus phone from what I've been hearing.
Rumors are Google wants more control, like they do with the Pixels. HTC's outlook is not good at all, and they have great experience making other company's goods.
The big rumor is a three year deal with HTC where they produce Google's Nexus, not manipulate an existing HTC SKU into a Nexus.
I guess we'll see. If N is actually coming out in the summer, we may see sooner than later.
I think my Nexus 5X has crapped out completely now. Officially the worst phone I've ever owned (EDIT: okay, maybe the BlackBerry Storm was worse, but this is second).
I was just in my car with auxiliary cable plugged in, listening to music (I have Bluetooth, but I prefer sound quality via aux). Out of the blue, thin horizontal lines appear on the screen - not all over, but a few spread out. Also some flickering (almost like scanlines) appeared on some screens. Screen isn't entirely responsive... sometimes presses work on some parts of the screen, but it's a pain to try and even get it to unlock because not all the presses are registering.
I was hoping that maybe it was just either a temporary issue and restarted the phone, but no luck. I also booted into recovery by the lines are still there. I also took a screenshot but the lines don't show up.
Some kind of freak interference or electrical issue, possibly related to the aux cable? Never had a problem like this before. Certainly not without some physical damage or drop (phone has been in a case with no drops or physical mishandling). I'm going to try running battery down to zero and wipe the phone, but if those don't work I think I'm stuck buying a 6P or switching to another carrier (on Fi now) and buying maybe something else.
Isn't it under warranty?
I had a piece of hardware fail recently: my Nexus 9, after 9 months of ownership, started to randomly freezing/restarting, so I thought it just had a bad update. Did a factory reset and it would then constantly crash in the setup screens. Got an RMA from HTC, they replaced the main board under the warranty and now it works great once again. Sometimes, you just get unlucky.
My 3 month old 5X is starting to get intermittent sluggish.
I'm talking a 3 second delay between a touch to launch an app, before seeing the app start to load.
Boo - I just bought a 5X with Fi as a backup phone and to check out Android N. I had assumed these performance issues would have gotten sorted by now