Comment Re:What about the Nexus 7 ? (Score 2) 83
I was talking of the the Nexus 7 3G HSPA+ edition
I was talking of the the Nexus 7 3G HSPA+ edition
I suppose it's a stupid question but is there a chance such a hack exist for the Nexus 7 tablet ?
Is Nexus 7 a cheaper version of another tablet which would use LTE ?
That's exactly what I said dear AC, even if I'm an Android fanboy. I know what Google is.
I said: If G+ was bigger, it would be a "Facebook 2.0". What I like in Google is that they often release source code to allow people create their community versions of Android, rooting is explained in the manual, (i.e. you don't have to wait for a hacker to decrypt the security of the mobile phone you're supposed to OWN and not to license).
Google often contributes in Linux kernel, of course it's for their own interest, but they could also keep their work for themselves.
C'mon if G+ had more users do you really believe they wouldn't behave this way ?
Hell no but the number of iPhone 5 that sold the first day needed to have been physically built already (I know not all people were satisfied anyway).
Google couldn't make such a bet stayed careful, and didn't surf on the iHype. So comparatively it's a very good score yes. And also here it's out of stock with a lot of preorders
The news is that it sold out very quickly, and Android really starts to have the iEffect.
And the catch is that I couldn't get my Nexus 7 3G
It is, it's the reference Android model when there is a new (major) Android version.
But now many other manufacturers allow their phones to be rooted (e.g. HTC, Sony) given they know you are doing so. For HTC phones, an easy hack is Revolutionary (http://www.revolutionary.io). This is tanks to revolutionary that HTC allowed their devices to be rooted "legally".
Sony allows to root their phones if you subscribe to their developer program too.
This shows that you should really have bought a Android powered tablet
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