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On the flip side, the Nexus updates just fine. You don't even need a computer to do it. Plus, syncing is automatic over the network. No need for itunes. Finall
by tensor 16y ago
On the flip side, the Nexus updates just fine. You don't even need a computer to do it. Plus, syncing is automatic over the network. No need for itunes.
Finally, you dont' have to void your warranty and risk bricking it just to get functionality like wireless hotspots, non-market app installation, carrier unlocks, and new system components and UIs.
- headShrinker 16y agoYes I know. I gave my N1 to my boyfriend when I 'upgraded' to the 'more advanced' phone. The majority of phone are like my galaxy S not the N1. The environment seems to have a very deep flaw. Yet there are a bunch of diehards that cling to the N1 and NS model as the representative of the majority. Then there are the bunch that believe it's ideal to buy your phone then immediately flash it with a hacked together unfinished mods running unofficial kernels that guzzle battery and lockup like grandma's bowls.