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Yes. With only 32GB, the "Use the cloud, Luke" is a bit pushy. The only thing selling me is the desire to get the USB Type C. I've experienced what you are tal
by georgefrick 11y ago
Yes. With only 32GB, the "Use the cloud, Luke" is a bit pushy. The only thing selling me is the desire to get the USB Type C.
I've experienced what you are talking about, every time I get an OTA for the Nexus 5; the performance seems to degrade dramatically.
We're looking at spending $400 every 2 years to stay every other gen Nexus? That isn't horrible (55 cents a day or so). But if we pay for services to avoid storage on the phone, the cost rises.
Nothing about the CPU/Etc makes me think it's time for an upgrade.
- quasse 11y agoHonestly the cloud push doesn't bother me, although I'd suspect I don't go about it the way Google wants. I host my own Subsonic media server which means that I can just set a cache size in Android (5GB right now) and let it automatically download my media as I consume it and push old stuff out of the cache. Combined with Dropbox camera uploads I generally don't use much more than 10GB of storage on my phone.
- georgefrick 11y agoI'm going to check Subsonic out, thanks for the recommendation. Now I really don't need to upgrade.
- trampi 11y agoJust out of curiosity: what mobile network traffic do you have? Over here in germany, i would certainly kill my free 1 gigabyte per month, even with cache size set to ~ 25 gigabyte.