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I just bought the nexus 10, don't know if i should return it and get a Kindle and save me some money? what you guys think? I mainly use it for reading PDF research documents, email, netflix and light gaming

Well thin phones is what people wants

I'm sure you have a dust free room at home to do the operation where you won't leave any dust particles between the glass and LCD after doing the replacement.

It's easy for you to say i exaggerate, try telling that to the people who bought the Thunderbolt, Amaze, they will have to be stuck with a phone for 2 years. You make it seem like, "its ok not to support a few phones", or it doesn't hurt anyone to update the phone 5-7 months after google release...

You also forgot to mention the time it took for HTC to update the phones, more than 6 months is a bit long by any standards and in the case of the rezound it took almost 9 months. I'm just saying HTC would be my last choice if i wanted to buy a carrier subsidized phone

The thunderbolt? did you forget about that one?

Another worthless carrier phone, this one is from HTC so you will probably never see any upgrade

I'm sure it is quite hard to make a phone that can accommodate all the frequencies in the world

I'm sure it runs quite HOT and noisy

lol craporola updating phones?

They had the shittiest products among the WC market, their prices were a bit on the north side so they deserve their fate.

great and i had about $20 worth of ebay bucks THX

piece of crap as usual another HTC phone that will not see any updates

If money is no issue i'd go with the corsair AXi 1200w otherwise i'd second Tsumi's opinion buy what you actually need and you have pretty good bargains in the form of seasonic X-750 or X-650 which is enough to power an SLI rig

Rebates aren't very reliable i say take it with a grain of salt

just waiting for it to hit 150 mark :)

piece of shit with 2011 specs, i would thought they shrunk the GS3 but instead they rebaked some old design

i want to get the 512gb once it hits the $200 mark

I don't think there is any carrier that fits into your description

iphone is pretty cool when i switched to the 4s from a charge i felt the same way, now my daily driver is a gs3 which i am tempted to drop for the iphone 5

OOS too bad or i'd pick a few of them just for the fans

why are they keep shaving vertical lines again? do you really buy a screen like this to watch tv?

I think the interviewed people were paid, i mean how can someone be this stupid

you probably wouldn't say this if your employer pays 50% of your monthly bill or in a big corporation where premium carriers gives up to 25% off the monthly bill

I know is to accommodate the existing apps, that is why i say a "gay patch", they found themselves that their magic arbitrary 3.5" screen is actually too small so they upped the size but rather than doing it elegantly now you get 1 more row of icon, these are my own opinions so please don't flame me

I think i am going to pass this round, that 1132x640 weird resolution looks like some kind of gay patch rather than a real innovation.

probably because the item has no warranty and limited stock, most likely he is bitter because he couldn't get one

The only reason i have a GS3 is because the screen is bigger than my 4s, all i can say that i am a happier camper if i had an iphone with the size of the GS3 screen

If samsung makes the next nexus phone, what makes you think it will be more powerful than the GS3? just look at the previous 2 nexus phone, they are pathetic compared to the hype it was built around them. Galaxy Nexus ended up being slower than GS2 Nexus S was the just like the Galaxy S...

All these clamshell cases are garbage, they are rigid so they don't absorb any force from the impact and they usually leave marks on the phone. What probably happened was that you had your phone in your back pocket and sat down and what the clamshell case did was to exert a lot of force in 1...

I think you can blame verizon, Samsung did what it did to get the phone into the network but i don't think they put much effort into locking it like craporola or CrapTC do

i'm really disappointed, i have this phone, it doesn't even have a basic calculator oh sure you can download one from the marketplace but man a $700 phone without such a basic necessity.

and how many years of your life in exchange?:D

The nexus s received ics like 3 months late so yeah just buy the phone for what the current OS is running if you want more/faster updates either flash custom roms or buy an iphone.

I would love to read the facebook's financial's, would like to know if they really worth the 100billion market cap that the analyst project.

how did you get it that low? the ax850 retails for $229.99

Wow Hollywood has run out of remakes to make so now they resort in this masterpiece originally played by Arnie. So in the end this movie just revolves around two hotties, some lame acting and a bunch of CGI to make the super hit of this summer.

I have yet to see a 12 month old android phone in the 350ish please let me know which unicorn you have. BTW this is the trend of the gnexus which is supposed to be TEH PHONE http://img.techpowerup.org/120408/Capture029-20120408-202611.jpg

Yeah it doesn't make sense for you, but it does for people who can get corporate discounts with their service. When breaking down each line i was paying on verizon $58 with taxes for each phone with all unlimited, now can you find me a prepaid carrier that gives me subsidized phones, top service...

I don't think someone who has a real job or a life needs to flash their phone every 2 or 3 days. It just disrupts all your settings, contacts, apps, sure go ahead and preach how good you are "hacking" phones but i really see no real need. Now if you like to do it and its your hobby then more...