They have so many issues requiring customer service that they have to slow down sales? Thank god I didn't use my invite... sounds like a lot of early adopter growing pains.
Well, moved on to the next person on the spreadsheet, SpacemanSpiffVT got my invite.
Doesn't look that strong does it?
Sorry to hear that.
Leave it outside for a few hours?
People sell invites on ebay now, even though it's against the TOS.
Such a joke, Oppo is doing this on purpose by not mass producing like any normal phone maker would.
Nexus 6 can't come any sooner.
They aren't intentionally limiting supply, that would be really stupid on their part. They have limited capacity to build these phones, so instead of having a Nexus 4 situation where it goes out of stock on day 1 and randomly pops in and out of stock over the next several months, they used an invite system. I don't fault them for it, though I do think they should have just waited until they had more stock.
But I got my invite today so I'm happy.
Is it really against ToS? Can they enforce that? I thought they don't care what you do with the invites. But honestly, its also against ToS to resell tickets or to scalp tickets, but I don't think we're gonna grab our pitchforks over the shady guys in front of stadiums.People sell invites on ebay now, even though it's against the TOS.
Such a joke, Oppo is doing this on purpose by not mass producing like any normal phone maker would.
Nexus 6 can't come any sooner.
Is it really against ToS? Can they enforce that? I thought they don't care what you do with the invites. But honestly, its also against ToS to resell tickets or to scalp tickets, but I don't think we're gonna grab our pitchforks over the shady guys in front of stadiums.
To comment, yes, but the issue is right in the description:I have to login to read that? I'm still trying to adjust to reading on the phone with the yellow on the bottom. It is really distracting.
Funny because the reporter experienced exactly what I experience. When I switch back to my N5, my typing accuracy goes through the roof. Its not due to the size of the phone I'm positive because I have the keys resized vertically to match the N5 setting.When typing fast , no faster than withy nexus 5, the screen doesn't seem to be able to distinguish between 2 touches that are similar in time. The keyboard then thinks it is a swipe. So I turn off swiping and then it just misses out taps as it sees 2 so close together it just rejects one I am assuming. I'm not the only person with this issue .
To comment, yes, but the issue is right in the description:
Didn't a few people comment in here regarding automotive glass? it might be blocking most of the UV rays you need to cure the glue.Gonna go get mine for the car soon. Hopefully in a week the yellow will go away. If not, not sure what I'll do with it.
Didn't a few people comment in here regarding automotive glass? it might be blocking most of the UV rays you need to cure the glue.
Pinging the Anandtech crew here because most users here are generally smarter than the OPO forums which sound like Youtube/Yahoo comments:
The GPS issue I'm seeing is that when I exit the highway, the phone still thinks I'm on the highway, so it redirects me thinking I missed my exit. Then maybe as I get get to the end of the offramp to the local road, it then suddenly jumps to realize that I did indeed exit and proceeds to give me a left or right turn. Its quite frustrating because I was driving in LA (and I freaking hate LA highways), where I was supposed to get on the ramp for the I-10 for example. it thought I missed the exit and proceeded to redirect me, but I forgot whether I was supposed to take I-10 east or west at the split later down the offramp. It didn't alert me til last minute and I had to make a last minute maneuver.
I'll try to record this tonight if I can since I have some free time to drive around because my friend bailed on dinner plans with me.
Other than that the GPS lock time is phenomenal. The issues I saw with the N5 are not present here.
it might be google maps. mine worked flawlessly with Waze