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[droidsw · Accepted solution]

I know this thread is about the Nexus, but this DX is going downhill. Now, it charges wherever it wants. It takes 3 or 4 reboots before it finally decides to charge.

The unlock swipe sticks now, or doesn't engage at all. When it does engage and swipe, it sticks for 5-10 seconds and then unlocks the phone.

Phone rang today and a picked up the phone to answer. It hung up. I pulled the Notification Bar down and pressed the "missed call" and it called a completely different person?

Icons are showing up on my homescreens that I don't recognize. One said "folder" and did nothing when I pressed it. Another had no label.

Yes, it's time for another hard reset............

Just noticed there is Galaxy Nexus section now. Someone posted with LOTS of issues, but they put "Nexus Prime" in their profile. Great. Galaxy 2, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus Prime. No confusion there.

I should shutup and go pay full price for an iphone tomorrow and be done with it.

[gerio]

"I should shut up (1) and go pay full price (2) for an iphone tomorrow and be done with it (3)."

DSW, I'd skip 1 and go for 2 and 3.

2 outta 3 ain't bad, ya know...

The full price will hurt....for a minute...

Android folks, I seriously do not mean to be disparaging here. If your GNex is working great, I'm thrilled for you. If it's not, I sincerely wish you the best of luck in getting it to do so.

Geri O

[21stNow]

droidsw, you may be happier with an iPhone.  But don't touch it with wet hands!  That would be bad for any electronic device.

From what I've read (and remember) regarding your use and experience with the Droid X, the only thing that you may not like about the iPhone is the smaller screen size.  It may not even be a big deal for you.  Other than that, you will be able to do most of the same things that matter to you on your new iPhone.

[gerio]

"From what I've read (and remember) regarding your use and experience with the Droid X, the only thing that you may not like about the iPhone is the smaller screen size.  It may not even be a big deal for you.  Other than that, you will be able to do most of the same things that matter to you on your new iPhone."

That's what iPads are for, yuk, yuk,... Sorry, couldn't resist. A $600 solution?? YIKES!!

I do indeed miss those nice big Android screens. Just part of the equation.

Geri O