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Sure, there are issues with certain GS3 models. That doesn't mean that, as a consumer, you can't get one that works with CM. Plus, I have no special loyalty to
by w1ntermute 14y ago
Sure, there are issues with certain GS3 models. That doesn't mean that, as a consumer, you can't get one that works with CM. Plus, I have no special loyalty to Samsung or the Galaxy brand. It could be an LG, or HTC, or Sony, for all I care.
And getting a Nexus isn't an option for me, not anymore. I have a Galaxy Nexus on Verizon (a great phone) at the moment, and none of the other carriers have as good coverage where I live. They definitely don't have 4G, which Verizon does. Plus, I have grandfathered unlimited data, which I'm never giving up.
I'd love to get another Nexus, but that's not an option for me. After the fiasco with the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon, I don't see Google releasing another Verizon Nexus, not for a long time.
So I'll probably buy a phone that's 6-8 months old, has been unlocked/rooted, is quite popular, and was a premium model when it was released. Then I'll install CM on it and go on my merry way.