If you own a Galaxy Nexus (Like me) then you do know that the battery life of Google’s flagship phone is not as awesome as the latest Galaxy S3 or the mighty Razr MAXX. This doesn’t mean that the battery sucks although you have to be careful with battery consuming apps to make sure the battery at least lasts for a whole day. If you want your Galaxy Nexus to give you at least two days of fair usage then an extended battery would do, it will set you back nearly $40-50 unless your carrier plans to offer it for free. . . . → Read More: Featured: Sprint Will Give Away Free Extended Batteries To Galaxy Nexus Owners
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The Sprint Galaxy Nexus update that was scheduled to begin today has started rolling out, and along with the listed fixes, such as RSSI indicator fixes and LTE defaulting to on, there's a special gift that Samsung and Sprint didn't bother to mention — local search has been removed from the device. Yesterday, all models of the Galaxy Nexus — the Google Play . . . → Read More: Confirmed: Sprint’s Galaxy Nexus update removes local search Like the Verizon version, it looks like Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Nexus is due for at least one more over-the-air update before Android 4.1 Jelly Bean arrives. According to . . . → Read More: Non-Jelly Bean update for Sprint Galaxy Nexus reportedly due tomorrow The Internet is hard at work debating the merits of the Nexus 7 . . . → Read More: Why Nexus devices have no SD card Hacking your Galaxy Nexus is cool – but even cooler is being able to fix it and get back to stock With all the Jelly Bean ROMs floating around out there, more than a few of us have put our Galaxy Nexus devices so far off the official path that we need breadcrumbs to find our way back. Custom firmware is half the fun of owning one of Google's wide-open phones, and we encourage everyone to learn what they can and see if it's something they want to try. But sometimes, you just want to go home again . . . → Read More: What is a Nexus stock image, and how do you use it? The fantastic developers with the ACSyndicate team have successfully ported over a fully working Jelly Bean ROM for the Sprint Galaxy Nexus. The rom port comes from the booting version of the Verizon Nexus port, from the GSM OTA leak. So, it may be sloppy seconds but according to DreamsForgotten, ACS Vice Administrator, the port is fully work on the.. . . . → Read More: Fully Working Jelly Bean for Sprint Galaxy Nexus Sprint has updated their coverage map tool with a nifty new feature that allows you to filter 4G coverage by device. This is needed, because Sprint now ( or will soon ) uses two different types of 4G tech, and not everyone out there understands or knows the difference. . . . → Read More: Sprint updates coverage map tool, reminds everyone that they don’t have LTE yet First Thoughts I picked up this phone after checking out the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. This is the upgrade from the nexus s of course. I was interested to see if the LTE Sprint version was the same as the LTE Verizon version. . . . → Read More: Mini-Review: Sprint Galaxy Nexus Welcome to Part 3 of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus story — the one where the latest Google reference phone makes its way to Sprint, ready to put the upcoming LTE network . . . → Read More: Sprint Galaxy Nexus review Well, would you look at that. . . . → Read More: Sprint Galaxy Nexus getting an update to fix network issues |
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