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http://www.google.com/nexus/#/galaxy/features
Im curious about getting this phone, since it does not require a contract plus it'll replace my current flip phone + iPod Touch
just worried on how to sync my mp3+mp4 collection
my mp4 is formatted for the iPod Touch. do I need to reformat it for the Galaxy Nexus size screen?
How does the mp3 sound?
Im used to mooching wifi at Starbucks or McDonalds so getting a refill card is limited to $30-50
thanks in advance
I don't own one but it's a great phone. I'm fairly certain you need to convert your iTunes purchased videos in order to play them elsewhere though. Would you get a mobile voice/data plan from a carrier or just go WiFi only?
WiFi only.Quote:
Originally Posted by itznfb
Very tight budget...my Samsung flipphone is going 3yrs strong on a T-Mobile 1000/yr $97 @ Target. Goes on for 3-4 months before refill.
If I need to get directions, I ask a human being....but, 75% are not knowledgable, so I take my iPod Touch to a Starbucks/BN/McD for WiFi
Most of my iTunes purchased are free (see Starbucks condiment stand for free song/app/tv shows)
Then I listen to podcast nowadays (Adam Carolla Network, Jay Mohr stories, Freakonomics, etc)
Just found out, I can hook GNex can be feed to my car's AUX, just like my iPod Touch
What else you guys think is good about GNex?
With Google Maps you can cache large regions of the US to your SD card. So when you have WiFi access you can download/update the regions you need and use it as a GPS as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpl Ledanek
I'm not familiar with this sorcery, do you have a tutorial or link?
any android device will play any non DRM protected common media format. for the maps casheing you literally select a square and it cashes it.
http://www.guidingtech.com/11106/use...-maps-android/
Here is a little guide for it.
freaking awesome!
when we did a road trip with our iPad2 (WiFi ony), I had to do screenshots of all the turn by turns.
I'm going to bookmark this tutorial
thanks
if its DRM locked then you need to convert it or find a non DRM version to play on android as far as i know (i could be wrong,im not well verse with android)
Murphy's LawQuote:
Originally Posted by jimba86
Soon as I start wanting something, something else becomes priority.
I guess I'll have to carry my flip phone & iPod Touch for a while
No DRM worries for me. Most of my music.mp4 are mine or are not downloaded. Majority are actually mash ups and podcast.
Thanks folks
what do you mean that your music is mp4, most are m4a or m4p for audio. and why would you use any of those as they are inferior to mp3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpl Ledanek
if you are poor buy a used phone. dont get less than a regular galaxy nexus or the regular galaxy s2
Sorry, meant my DVD converted to mp4 formatQuote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
What's the typical price range for used? What should I lookout for just in case it'd questionable?Quote:
Originally Posted by bamtan2
thanks
used is normally the on contract price of the device, buying 3rd party is about $100 off the retail price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpl Ledanek
she got tired at me staring at the Gnex, and bought me a Samsung Galaxy S2 Sgh-t989 w/ 4.0.4ICS in it already.
slid my SIM card from my slide phone and it works!
Just need guidance on how to transfer my iTunes music and movies. What software should I get?
What is the max memory I can add.
No rooting please.
thanks