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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 17:52 Post subject: [Android] LG G2 |
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So the Galaxy S2 my wife was using died on us (we can't access anything on the phone anymore it just stays black ) and we want to get her a new phone. The LG G2 looks great with quite some power, big display and a huge battery (3000mAh).
Anybody here who used the phone? 
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 18:43 Post subject: |
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S2 probably needs factory reset
LG while hw quality is good, don't expect any updates in the future, unless it's nexus
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NFOAC
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 18:48 Post subject: |
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Hardly seen any android device dying out unless its physical damage why don't u try to do Image received recovery
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 20:05 Post subject: |
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No startup logo, nothing. I tried connecting via adb but no device found there either. The phone is just dead. With battery/with replacement battery or without battery at the charger, doesn't matter
@Mortibus: I do not really care for the latest Android and if there were to be some killer feature, I guess I could always go root & cyanogen or any other mod.
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 21:06 Post subject: |
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then go for LG, unlike shamesung their HW lasts, still have P500 as a working mobile that works perfectly and battery is still good
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LeoNatan
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 21:14 Post subject: |
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This day and age, being able to brick your phone should be a crime punishable by death to the phone maker. How fucking hard is it to split the boot loader and OS so that one should be able to recover even the most difficult OS fuckups or bad flushes. Seriously, Samsung is terrible, just terrible.
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Posted: Fri, 20th Dec 2013 21:45 Post subject: |
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i once bricked s2 by flashing wrong kernel
flashed wrong kernel on lg 2x many times on purpose, recovered without a problem with stock 2.3
lg phones are truly unbrickable
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Posted: Tue, 24th Dec 2013 12:41 Post subject: |
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But it didn't happened during a flash :/ I had a "stable" cyanogenmod on it for the last 3 months at least 
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Posted: Thu, 26th Dec 2013 19:58 Post subject: |
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i decided to get the lg g2. Left my ID card in another city so I cant make bank transfers over 200 euros :/. Ill order it when I go back there to continue with my studies. I tried the 16gb version at the shop for a bit and it wasnt as cumbersome as I had expected. Anyone know how easily such big phones break? should I get some protection around it?
i5-3570k @4.4gHz, MSI GTX 970 GAMING 4g OC'd, MSI z77a-g45, Corsair Vengeance 8gb 1600mHz, Corsair TX650 PSU, Crucial M4 128gb, WD 1.5 TB HDD, Seagate 1TB HDD, LG 27MB85R-B 1440p
RSI name: ctulu
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Posted: Fri, 27th Dec 2013 09:57 Post subject: |
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you should have gone with LG Nexus 5 instead. specs are very similar to G2 but it's stock android without bloat, instant OS updates, unlocked bootloader etc.
durability almost entirely depends on users tbh. i never used any protection for S3, S4 and they were/are in mint condition, while my friends use all kinds of ugly cases and their phones are busted up messes.
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Posted: Sat, 28th Dec 2013 17:51 Post subject: |
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i was never planning on staying with stock rom anyways. ill swap it to cyanogenmod asap and 4.4 update should be coming soon. ill maybe try that. everything except software seems better on lg g2. i ordered a ballistic case just in case. My current phone as endured 2.5 years with a few drops, but lg g2 seems much more fragile.
i5-3570k @4.4gHz, MSI GTX 970 GAMING 4g OC'd, MSI z77a-g45, Corsair Vengeance 8gb 1600mHz, Corsair TX650 PSU, Crucial M4 128gb, WD 1.5 TB HDD, Seagate 1TB HDD, LG 27MB85R-B 1440p
RSI name: ctulu
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