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You can select apps where you want them to be hide.
Also you can hide them forever by Xposed module.
So stock from lg they now provided option to hide soft keys, i know that you have hide any phones soft keys with root and apps/mods i just wanted to know if they finally provided this straight from manufacture, does it give you option to hide it on web browsing?
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Thanks, finally they arrive doing this out of the box, kind of like huawei did. I just pre order from T mobile coming from a Note 3, wanted to try something new been on Samsung for a while hope im not disappointed for leaving Note 3 lol...
Samsung got better software optimization.
We got snap 800/adreno 330 on our 720p screen... and our bench is only 20.000?!?! Hmmm strange.
Some lags in games (real racing) when many cars.....hmm strange.
But don't worry you will like the phone
its sexy.
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Cant believe it has lag... I thought it was snappier
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Sent from my SM-N900T using xda app-developers app
I play real racing, and never lags. Bench doesn't tell u much honestly. When I did Cm11 on my g2, quadrant scores lowered by 60%, but the phone absolutely flew! Its documented that Samsung has a sorta benchmark mode where it recognizes when ur running a benchmark app, and it clocks everything wide open throttle.... another reason I don't trust benches .... u never know from manufacturer to manufacturer how they are tweaking things.... Just my 2 cents....Samsung got better software optimization.
We got snap 800/adreno 330 on our 720p screen... and our bench is only 20.000?!?! Hmmm strange.
Some lags in games (real racing) when many cars.....hmm strange.
But don't worry you will like the phone
Root and install xposed framework, then get the G2 xposed module. Xposed allows for ALOT of customizing!!!!
---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 PM ----------
Btw, I have At&t G2, and there were no options stock to make nav bar smaller.... unless it came in a recent update.... been on CM11 for awhile..
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I used the G2 xposed app.Root and install xposed framework, then get the G2 xposed module. Xposed allows for ALOT of customizing!!!!
---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 PM ----------
Btw, I have At&t G2, and there were no options stock to make nav bar smaller.... unless it came in a recent update.... been on CM11 for awhile..
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Samsung got better software optimization.
We got snap 800/adreno 330 on our 720p screen... and our bench is only 20.000?!?! Hmmm strange.
Some lags in games (real racing) when many cars.....hmm strange.
But don't worry you will like the phone its sexy.1
I play real racing, and never lags. Bench doesn't tell u much honestly. When I did Cm11 on my g2, quadrant scores lowered by 60%, but the phone absolutely flew! Its documented that Samsung has a sorta benchmark mode where it recognizes when ur running a benchmark app, and it clocks everything wide open throttle.... another reason I don't trust benches .... u never know from manufacturer to manufacturer how they are tweaking things.... Just my 2 cents....Samsung got better software optimization.
We got snap 800/adreno 330 on our 720p screen... and our bench is only 20.000?!?! Hmmm strange.
Some lags in games (real racing) when many cars.....hmm strange.
But don't worry you will like the phone its sexy.
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Root and install xposed framework, then get the G2 xposed module. Xposed allows for ALOT of customizing!!!!
---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 PM ----------
Btw, I have At&t G2, and there were no options stock to make nav bar smaller.... unless it came in a recent update.... been on CM11 for awhile..
