Verizon Galaxy Nexus Review by Booredatwork

[barbraharkness1969]

Thanks so much for an excellent review I am trying to decide between Galaxy S2/Skyrocket or Nexus. I do not have 4G or LTE in my area yet however. I've heard there is no support for flash on non-rooted devices, is that true? Also do you think not having expandable SD card will become a problem down the road? I do have an Asus Transformer for flash and lots of memory so just trying to educate myself.

[2silvertv]

First video I ever saw of you and this was very good. Keep it up bro.

[booredatwork]

@2silvertv Thank you, subscribe and keep enjoy the vids

[TheMizzymack]

one quick question.

Which phone do you personally use?

[booredatwork]

@TheMizzymack HTC Radar 4G windows phone

[Gizapowerplant]

Excellent, articulate and thorough.

[datni99aman]

if your not rooted, please don't complain about battery life

[dhilleug87]

So is this phone silver or black? Yours as well as others online appear to be silver, but the only option I see to buy it is in black.

[TemporalSage]

How is the battery life with respect to watching videos, or watching online flash streams like justin tv or own3d.tv ?

You could probably answer the video battery life

Also great review, best one I've seen so far, thanks

[booredatwork]

@TemporalSage battery life is very good. didn't stream much but. I noticed it didn't take much of a hit. I did my battery test on overall use. from streaming surfing, email and data use. and got about 18hrs

[nickyamoah]

good review.

thanks

[Terra028C]

why did iron man have black bars? I thought the nexus has a 16:9 aspect ratio.

[osedberg]

@Terra028C 16:9 is a TV-standard. Movies are usually shot in wider aspect ratios, like 2.40:1 or 2.35:1 :)

[booredatwork]

@osedberg i have to double tap on the screen for it to expand. but it does view movie sin 16:9

[osedberg]

@booredatwork I know it can. But almost no movies is shot in 16:9, therefore the black bars, and you lose picture when expanding, and thats not fun.. ;)