Gaige
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Wifi calling doesn't work on the Nexus 4 though.The real kicker is tmobile has wifi calling so only having 100 minutes isnt anything to worry about.
Wifi calling doesn't work on the Nexus 4 though.The real kicker is tmobile has wifi calling so only having 100 minutes isnt anything to worry about.
The same reason airtime and text messages is not tied to data: bullshit. Waiting for our Google overlords to release a pure data wireless carrier.Does T-Mobile's wifi calling supplant the cell radio when connected? In other words, if you're in an area with poor or no signal, BUT you have a wifi connection, will the phone go nuts looking for a signal or not? I'm not sure why more cell phone companies don't take advantage of something like this. Every household wifi instantly becomes a mini cell phone tower AND it offloads cell traffic onto the ISP(which still might be ATT or Verizon).
Anymore, most high-end phones don't need a screen protector. The glass used in them is VERY scratch resistant. I wouldn't even think about using a screen protector unless I had a small child who regularly used it. I've had a S4 now for a few months with no screen protector, I constantly throw it in my pants pocket with my keys and whatever else and it still looks as new as the day I bought it.I made a decision to never use a screen protector ever again. I got annoyed of the micro scratches on my HOX, so I decided to use a screen protector again for my N4. Went through a couple of different ones and none of them were good. They feel terrible to swipe and always gets mucked up from oil after a couple months of use. Funnily enough, the factory screen protector was the best one.
BTW Rhino shield is pretty bad. Don't get it.
Well, that gets them more money. Verizon has actually stopped billing for those. Want a smartphone? You got unlimited voice and texts.The same reason airtime and text messages is not tied to data: bullshit. Waiting for our Google overlords to release a pure data wireless carrier.
No it's not. My HOX had a ton of scratches just being in my pocket. I never put anything else in the same pocket of my phone.Anymore, most high-end phones don't need a screen protector. The glass used in them is VERY scratch resistant. I wouldn't even think about using a screen protector unless I had a small child who regularly used it. I've had a S4 now for a few months with no screen protector, I constantly throw it in my pants pocket with my keys and whatever else and it still looks as new as the day I bought it.
Get the Nexus 4 for 299$. You can't beat it at that price.
Thanks guys, but I'm afraid Google phones don't appear to be available in the Chinese market. It's got to be either Samsung or HTC, I think.Yeah Nexus 4 is unbeatable if you can live with the shit storage.
No. If you are using wifi calling it shuts off your cell radio.Does T-Mobile's wifi calling supplant the cell radio when connected? In other words, if you're in an area with poor or no signal, BUT you have a wifi connection, will the phone go nuts looking for a signal or not? I'm not sure why more cell phone companies don't take advantage of something like this. Every household wifi instantly becomes a mini cell phone tower AND it offloads cell traffic onto the ISP(which still might be ATT or Verizon).
Probably because its not a tmobile branded phone?Wifi calling doesn't work on the Nexus 4 though.
Exactly. Not every model of T-Mobile phones have the built in WiFi calling and unfortunately the Nexus 4 is one of those phones that doesn't have that feature (even if you get it through T-Mobile).Probably because its not a tmobile branded phone?
No, he said Airdrop is for the iPhone 5/iPad mini/iPad 4, not ios7. They haven't announced which devices ios7 will be released on yet.ios 7 comes out for ipad mini, 4th generation ipad, but not the fucking 3rd even though they're six months fucking apart? If this is true I'm fucking done with Apple altogether. The "NEW" ipad my ass.
This works well. Might have to get a new phone number through Google Voice as they won't port over numbers from certain area codes.Google Voice + GrooveIP should work though.