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moms pubis posted:$10 per megabyte? Jesus. Be sure to turn off automatic updating for all your apps. I wouldn't even try to gently caress with that. Seriously. I've got a 1GB data add-on, and I get by on that (lots of wifi hotspots around here). Isn't there something similar you can do for your phone?
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etalian posted:LG tends to be one of the more mediocre companies for smartphones, at least for Android Which is kind of surprising considering how big a hit the Optimus One (and all its variants) were when they came out.
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Tremors posted:One of us, one of us... If you're looking for a simple case, I suggest one of these. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...axy+nexus&ajr=0 This, but with Diztronic and other brands.
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Does anyone have any experience with the network quality of AT&T or T-Mobile in St Louis, Missouri? May be moving there in a few months from overseas and I wanted to see what my options were.
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SeaborneClink posted:I did a cross country road trip this summer from the west coast to mid-west, we took a lunch detour to St Louis and I had decent coverage down on the waterfront and by the Card's stadium (on game day) pretty solid H+. I'm sure that's not too entirely helpful, but at least it's something v What network are you on?
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nickutz posted:I don't live in St. Louis but go there frequently. I've used both AT&T and T-Mo there and the quality of both has been great for voice and data speed. SeaborneClink posted:Oh, AT&T, sorry. I missed the second part where you asked about T-Mo too. Thanks to both of you. At least I know I can get some extra mileage out of my Galaxy Nexus then.
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