sahib lopez
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Re: WPC 50K Post Challenge - You Ready?!
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Before I went home I had the idea to order the Nexus 5 drunk because I wouldn't do it else. But now I am at home and I feel sober enough to not do such a thing ;-)
I demonstrated however how terrible Bing maps is and as a comparison I wanted to show a Google maps client, which was totally buggy.
Maybe I should order this Nexus anyway...
Maybe you should have shown the client Here Maps instead, which is available on all WP8 and Windows 8 machines. Much, much better than Google Maps, since you can download maps and don't need a data connection.
From a hardware perspective, the Nexus 5 is an upgrade from the 8X in some spots - faster processor, bigger screen, more RAM. Otherwise, the camera isn't that great of an improvement, it is heavier than the 8X and the OS is still the same.
Cannot tell you how to spend the cash, but perhaps you're better off waiting to upgrade...
I have the Here Maps client installed. What use are offline maps if they don't have any details? They are not much better than Bing maps really. And I don't care about data as long as I'm in Switzerland.
You are right, I will wait anyway, it's just my brain thinking about this stuff. But thanks for the comparison
That's the tradeoff you make with Google Maps. If you stored all that details from the maps locally, you'd constantly need to run updates on the maps. So Google does that for you with the caveat you need to be online.
I thought about getting a Nexus 5, since I have owned the previous 4 at one point and enjoyed each of them. I'm passing not because it isn't a nice phone...at the price point it is a great buy. I passed because it didn't offer me much for my needs. Yes, if I was into Android as my daily driver, I'd consider it, but I may have ended up with either a Z1 Compact or a Moto X instead. I don't hack as much as I used to and while Google is trying to go Apple with the Nexus line to say you can use it without hacking, it is a hacker's phone.
I see snowflake as the typical consumer that's cool
You don't have a biasIn what regard?