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Message #23350
Broken nexus 4, phone recommendations?
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Wed, 18 Jan 2017 08:10:55 +0000
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Broken nexus 4, phone recommendations?
Hello list,
Few days ago I dropped my Nexus 4 which rendered the bottom portion of
the screen to no longer recognize swipes. I use my phone as
- my main phone (email, phone, contacts, texts, RSS, music including
bluetooth, podcasts, etc.)
- development device for casual development (I have 1 small app)
- tethering device for my laptop (USB tether)
I also enjoyed relative stability and bleeding edge combination by being
on rc-proposed channel but now I can't use significant functionality of
many apps because of the broken screen.
Should I:
- get another Nexus 4
- get Nexus 5
- get Meizu MX5 android version
- wait to see if there are any announcements during MWC in February
- give up on Ubuntu Touch device for now
I'm in the USA, using T-Mobile network (so not sure about Meizu). What
would you recommend - what would you do?
Request: please don't turn this into another roadmap discussion thread;
I'm genuinely curious what people would suggest I do.
Thank you!
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