http://www.pc-tablet.com/8835-samsu...easing-quadcore-lte-phablet-25th-october-299/
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yeah i kinda jumped the gun..no source at allWould be nice to get this soon.
If Sprint LTE will be available in your area soon go for it.AT&T just announced Pre-order Oct. 25th with it being available Nov. 9 in all stores.
Switch to Sprint?
If Sprint LTE will be available in your area soon go for it.
Sprint unlimited data is a winner
Due to your newness most DROID users root their phone so upgrading is not up to carriers, and I have sprint and I get upgrades as soon as a rom permitsI am tempted.
But I am new to the Droid world. Aren't sprint and verizon looked down upon for late/slow updates and locked phones?
Verizon makes it pretty hard to get into the cookie jar while Sprint lets you in.I am tempted.
But I am new to the Droid world. Aren't sprint and verizon looked down upon for late/slow updates and locked phones?
Due to your newness most DROID users root their phone so upgrading is not up to carriers, and I have sprint and I get upgrades as soon as a rom permits
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http://www.androidcentral.com/att-s-galaxy-note-2-available-nov-9-299-preorders-start-oct-25AT&T's Galaxy Note 2 available Nov. 9 for $299, preorders start Oct. 25
Verizon makes Samsung put up roadblocks that delay development from cracking bootloader / obtaining root.Yes...i am trying to learn the droid terminology. I've had an iPhone for 5 years and have only been concerned with Jailbreaking that.
Could you explain what people mean when I read "Verizon's phone has a locked bootloader". I took that as saying you couldn't root it to install the new rom.
Locked bootloader basically just means you cant flash a custom kernel (i know its more im trying to keep it simple). Devs sometimes have workarounds for roms like kexec on the GS3 for instance.Yes...i am trying to learn the droid terminology. I've had an iPhone for 5 years and have only been concerned with Jailbreaking that.
Could you explain what people mean when I read "Verizon's phone has a locked bootloader". I took that as saying you couldn't root it to install the new rom.
Actually, Samsung's the only one that tracks it...Thanks for the info everyone. Sorry of this is getting off topic.
So Samsung wants us to be able to do this, so there aren't any warranty issues? Where as Sony/HTC track who does it? Or are there work arounds for that too?