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at&t has gotta be the ones behind that. mad at t-mobile. i'll sign it not like it's gonna stop me from unlocking something that is mine anyways. 
VV(^^)VV_____OFFICIAL ANDROID OS/DEVICE THREAD_____VV(^^)VV
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everyone should sign, these damn cell phone companies having too much power
anyone wanna make a new thread and have as much NT sign it?
http://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-phone-unlocking-petition-150925/
anyone wanna make a new thread and have as much NT sign it?
http://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-phone-unlocking-petition-150925/
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The VZW Gnex is going for 150 on ebay SHEESH
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For some reason at&t seems mad shady to me.
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[h2]HTC Butterfly to have companion 'Mini' handset available in China[/h2]
By Andrew Martonik | Jan 25 2013 | 6:20 pm | 18 COMMENTS
HTC looks poised to launch a companion handset device in the Chinese market to go along with the new HTC Butterfly (aka Droid DNA.) The Mini, which looks similar to many candybar phones of yesteryear, will pair with Bluetooth via NFC to your smartphone and let you make and receive calls, view call logs and calendar information on its monochrome screen. HTC apparently envisions the Mini being used for more than just calls though, acting as a remote for when the Butterfly is plugged into a TV and helping users find their Butterfly when it is lost.
At first glance we're not so sure how adding a second handset device makes anything easier on the consumer, because at some point you just start running out of pocket space, but you could easily see this as an accessory for around the house rather than when you're out and about. Come home, plop your phone on the wireless charger at the door, and just have the Mini with you to make/receive calls. It could easily be used as a home phone replacement. Let's also remember that different markets demand different features from phones, and this really could be appealing to Chinese users.
Because this looks to be a China-specific accessory, we wouldn't be surprised if it never made its way to other countries. It's interesting to see HTC experimenting with different accessories though, and we don't know what development of the Mini may lead to in the future for other markets around the world.
Source: Slashgear
By Andrew Martonik | Jan 25 2013 | 6:20 pm | 18 COMMENTS
HTC looks poised to launch a companion handset device in the Chinese market to go along with the new HTC Butterfly (aka Droid DNA.) The Mini, which looks similar to many candybar phones of yesteryear, will pair with Bluetooth via NFC to your smartphone and let you make and receive calls, view call logs and calendar information on its monochrome screen. HTC apparently envisions the Mini being used for more than just calls though, acting as a remote for when the Butterfly is plugged into a TV and helping users find their Butterfly when it is lost.
At first glance we're not so sure how adding a second handset device makes anything easier on the consumer, because at some point you just start running out of pocket space, but you could easily see this as an accessory for around the house rather than when you're out and about. Come home, plop your phone on the wireless charger at the door, and just have the Mini with you to make/receive calls. It could easily be used as a home phone replacement. Let's also remember that different markets demand different features from phones, and this really could be appealing to Chinese users.
Because this looks to be a China-specific accessory, we wouldn't be surprised if it never made its way to other countries. It's interesting to see HTC experimenting with different accessories though, and we don't know what development of the Mini may lead to in the future for other markets around the world.
Source: Slashgear
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bunch of trolls work at htc 
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bunch of trolls work at htc
i've given up on HTC, who the hell would want to buy a phone for a phone.
I can see using that phone with a powerful tablet but honestly htc is putting out crap recycled designs left to right.
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Seems more like a calorie counter app than anything. I'm a skinny dude, so I don't need to lose weight. Just need to get in shape.
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Going to go get a phone now, Nexus 4 or Galaxy 3? With Tmobile.
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This.
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Just trust the man.
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You can't go wrong with the note deuce or the sg3. It has a bigger screen obviously and a little better specs which don't matter a ton because no app needs that much. So it really just comes down to what size you want. I'm gonna get the gs3. My roommate has the note. It's nice as hell but the gs3 is a lot cheaperand iI'm fine with a 4.8 inch screen. I'm straight on the nexus since it's made by lg and has no removable battery or else that would be an option for me as well.
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Dont you have Sprint? What phone do you have now?
Well the story is that my phone is giving out on me, so I'm in the market for a new one. Newegg has the iphone 8GB for sale and I was thinking about getting that or getting one of the decent droids out, but not paying more than I would for the 8GB iphone. That leaves me with the the Galaxy Nexus as far as I know in terms of paying out of pocket. Advice? Suggestions?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Gal...0852768142?pt=Cell_Phones&hash=item460c38ed8e
I was gonna buy this one and pay to get the screen fixed. Bad idea?
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Dont you have Sprint? What phone do you have now?
Well the story is that my phone is giving out on me, so I'm in the market for a new one. Newegg has the iphone 8GB for sale and I was thinking about getting that or getting one of the decent droids out, but not paying more than I would for the 8GB iphone. That leaves me with the the Galaxy Nexus as far as I know in terms of paying out of pocket. Advice? Suggestions?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Gal...0852768142?pt=Cell_Phones&hash=item460c38ed8e
I was gonna buy this one and pay to get the screen fixed. Bad idea?
terrible idea. Just because its listed as "clean esn" very well can be a "bad esn". too much to risk and to much headache trying to fix.
buy it now price is too good to be true. pass
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FULL SCREEN ON CHROME BETA ONLY
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Got the Note 2 today, this thinks is huge compared to my iphone. Still adjusting to it.
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Been a month now and I absolutely love my Note 2. Will keep this phone until it doesn't work anymore.
You'll be ok. Took me about a day to get used to it. you'll get used to it in a day or two. Now every phone including overrated iPhone 5's look small.
You'll be ok. Took me about a day to get used to it. you'll get used to it in a day or two. Now every phone including overrated iPhone 5's look small.
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Anybody got the Nexus 4? Yay or nay? Looking into copping.
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Go for it.
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Yay. It's amazing. I love it.
