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The main difference it that I can install a fresh copy of Windows or Linux on my PC and it works, while there is no such thing as "stock Android". It depends on
by JetSpiegel 13y ago
The main difference it that I can install a fresh copy of Windows or Linux on my PC and it works, while there is no such thing as "stock Android". It depends on the hardware, so the OEM have all the power.
- dbaupp 13y agoWhat do the Nexus lines of phones come with?
- shitlord 13y agoThe "Google Experience" version of Android
- cbr 13y agoCyanogenMod is the equivalent of installing a fresh copy.
- shitlord 13y agoat the cost of your warranty
- thaumasiotes 13y agoI got a Nexus S loaded down with crapware I couldn't even use (since it was all in Chinese), but which drained the battery like you wouldn't believe. Within a couple days, I had removed whatever godawful contrivance was on there when I bought it in favor of CyanogenMod. Truly, the OEM (NB: the OEM here didn't even install the crapware) has all the power.