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• #19202
Sure, but it's still the fanciest android tablet out there. They seem to have ceded the market to Apple (which is shit) given the growing size of phones/shrinking size of laptops.
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• #19203
I suspect also that the Chromebook is where Google is focusing rather than tablets. The ability to run Android apps along with touchscreen and keyboard make them a better choice than tablets for a lot of people (given that if you're just using it for consumption then there is a blurring between phone and tablet).
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• #19204
Just buy a Surface and be done with it
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• #19205
Been using a laptpo more and more and liking it.
Laptop for complicated stuff and work.
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• #19206
Got the N5 back.
End result is I paid £65 for a new screen that lasted 2 days and now the phone's totally dead after being 'in repair' for 4 months.
I won't bother with any repairs I can't get for free or do myself from now on.
It's very easy to replace the screen on the N5. Did it twice in my kitchen with a butter knife.
I forget exactly what the part was I purchased, but it was cheap and replaced more than just the screen.
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• #19207
Hindsight is wonderful...
The phone is totally fucked now. The reason I took the phones to shops is because I don't have time to piss about ordering a part, finding out it needs another part, ordering aanother one blah blah, it was supposed to be fixed and returned and turned into a joke. So, if another phone dies I will not be paying for it to be repaired.
Even the Sony that was fixed and returned for free took 9 visits and something like 2 months for those useless pricks at Carphone Wastehouse to sort out.
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• #19208
sticky/10
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• #19209
Pixel 2 XL arrived today. Not had much chance to play with it, but it feels way more premium than the Nexus 6P it's replacing. Screen is really good, but it is "cool" colourwise as people keep moaning about. I'm 100% going to lose the headphone adapter, and they are back ordered till Dec now. That said, the OS runs butter smooth, and the camera seems great (but need daylight to really test it out).
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• #19210
bah dead pixel on the screen this morning. having to RMA it.
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• #19212
Got the dreaded bootloop on my wife's nexus 5x. Options from recovery are try again or factory reset. Haven't done the reset yet as I've been trying to boot to make sure everything is backed up. I don't hold much hope. Any ideas before I do a reset? Cheers
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• #19213
If your recovery gives you the option, try wiping dalvik cache and cache. I was stuck in a similar hell yesterday and ended up having to wipe and start again. Not even factory reset fixed the bootloop. On the plus side my Redmi 4 is now running Android 7.1, which is great!
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• #19214
Any ideas getting photos off an N5 that briefly powers up and then doesn't have a screen?
Tried adb to copy off but can't connect to device and can't see anything to know what it's doing.
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• #19216
Small, capable, expandable tablet chiefly used for photo editing (nothing overly aggressive) and a metric fuck ton of music to replace a laptop for a while.
New breed of Chinese tablets any good?
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• #19217
I've got a similar problem... Resigned to fitting a replacement screen unless someone has a better idea...
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• #19218
Can the nexus 5 do hdmi over usb? If so you could rig something with a usb hub?
It probably can’t do that...
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• #19219
You could just put everything in a folder on drive and then give the new account full access to it. Shouldn't take long
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• #19221
Does that mean you can syphon data out of an HDMI connection?
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• #19222
I can't get adb talking to the phone so I'm not sure the USB connectivity is working.
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• #19223
I think the idea was that if it is just a bust screen you could plug it into an HDMI monitor to see what is happening.l when you control it.
Unlikely...
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• #19224
Ah, I thought you were suggesting some kind of different data transfer method. I think this phone is in too bad a way for either. I wonder if there's some other way to directly access phone storage?
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• #19225
I figured there was some kind of phone shop wizard software that let you to open the guts of any phone you chose... No dice?
Fancy stuff for sure but is the pixel not a bit old?