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I have a Nexus 4 and functionality wise it's all I need but the random reboots and UI glitches are getting really annoying. Like that time I was on hold for 30

I have a Nexus 4 and functionality wise it's all I need but the random reboots and UI glitches are getting really annoying. Like that time I was on hold for 30 minutes and the phone decided a random reboot was needed.

daptaq 10y ago
My Nexus 4 is is still doing well, except for the battery I had to replace once already. The trick was to install cyanogenmod, remove all Gapps, and get all software from F-Droid. I use the KISS launcher, have no social networks that run in the background (except for WhatsApp), and so on. All in all it's a pleasant experience, even though there might be an occasional bug from time to time. If it weren't for the battery, I would have no reason to replace the phone, ever.
- jholman 10y ago
  If we're comparing, my Galaxy Nexus is still serving my needs just fine, with all original parts, still running stock Android 4.3. It does all the phone stuff, plus Maps, car-share apps, games, Chrome, wifi tethering, music, etc. Chrome's a bit sluggish, though. Maybe Lineage would speed up Maps/Chrome. Hmn.