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Oh goodness, that made me feel a little nostalgic! xD Looks like a combination of a RAZR and a Blackberry Pearl Flip. I still have my suuuuper old RAZR phone, still in working condition, haven't bothered recycling it.
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I'm pretty happy with my phone right now with CM11 and 4.4.2. It's running quite smoothly and KitKat runs so well omg.
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Meanwhile I'm still waiting for 4.3 on AT&T Galaxy note 2.
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There are some things I will miss about 4.3 on my Nexus 7.. a few of my apps stopped working properly after the KitKat upgrade, and they still have yet to update :(
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There are so many non-stock Android ROMs out there I'm not sure what I should try out when I do lose the warranty on my tablet.
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I'm running Omni on my N7 2013 - http://www.omnirom.org - it's new but soon it'll be sexy.
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I'm always wary about custom firmware as I prefer everything in a device working as it should and consistently (unless the stock firmware is bonkers).
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Eh, the farthest I'd go with decking out android would be with a launcher, and that's it. Custom firmware's is something I'd do only when I know the ins and outs of android.
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I just got the replacement battery for my laptop. Looks like I'll be charging it overnight...
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Zach, if I were you I'd just do what you want with the tablet. In the very unlikely event that you some how **** it up, flashing stock and restoring the bootloader lock will eliminate any evidence you were ever rooted.
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He did it before and his mom went bananas. Also, Zach, tablet ui has been completely eliminated in 4.4's code. Anyway, Zach, don't tell your mom. Restoring it is so easy that it'd take you ten minutes. Nexus devices are made to be toyed with.
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Wait, what's the difference between tablet and phablet? Is it the position of the main keys from the center to the left?
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Hmmm i`ll give this a try who has built a desktop? my brother builds em a lot im building
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I have -- just be sure everything is compatible and be sure when you're seating the CPU on the motherboard to use a good amount of thermal paste on the CPU. You don't want to misapply that. I applied mine years ago and it's still solid.[/QUOTE]
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Okay gotcha. And yeah, assembling a PC is super easy. You just need to know how to get what into where, and your golden.
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It all depends on what you want. Mid range you'd go for an i5, high end an i5. After that, the GPU, motherboard, casing, cooling system, ram, and case are dependent on what you need the PC for.
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Building a PC is all about how you want your computer to run, and not just something that someone tells you to build.. what are you trying to build? Are you building a PC for gaming? Perhaps excessive video production? You're gonna need different pieces of hardware for whatever your custom PC's purpose is.
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No no no no no i KNOW what i want i was testing him too see his skill at building!
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