Trade s3 for nexus?

[dezymond]

I dunno man, Jake is very dedicated to JellyBelly, but didn't you get sick of his "fixes?" I ran it for a long time and it seems every time he "fixed" something, he broke something else. I definitely wouldn't recommend JellyBelly to a noob, he's better off sticking to something that's stable.

I was running 5.4 and everything worked fine. But you're right there was a fix every week. Never ran into any problems. AOKP is the same, build every week or so lol

Nexus using Droid Forums

 

[sbenson]

This is a good point, I have been on JB since 1.x. It seemed more stable in the 3.x -4.x days (about 3 weeks ago, lol). Its now up to 6.3 and new stuff comes out everyday. i wouldn't recommend it to someone who is new to flashing, but it is still a very good rom. That said I have been thinking about trying something new and BB is sounding like a smooth, stable stock-llike alternative to JB. How often does Peter push updates out?

Here's the thread for his ROM: [ROM][JB][ICS][AOSP] Bugless Beast - [VZW] Galaxy Nexus Development - RootzWiki

This is where his downloads are. Scroll to the bottom for his JB releases. You can see from there how often he updates.

 

[alboboy10]

Here's the thread for his ROM: [ROM][JB][ICS][AOSP] Bugless Beast - [VZW] Galaxy Nexus Development - RootzWiki

This is where his downloads are. Scroll to the bottom for his JB releases. You can see from there how often he updates.

This is the one you would recommend?

Battery life is really important to me on top of consistency. I don't care about a lot of features I actually don't want a rom with a lot of non stock options.

 

[pool_shark]

I read about the S3 a while back and the only thing that got my interest was the pop up video player. I researched that and found super video which does the same thing.

The camera: I hated the camera on the Nexus when I first got it, the pictures were blurry and tapping to focus limited the ability to take quick shots. I installed camera zoom and the pics were better but still not good. Then I installed ICSourcery and they had a bitrate mod and that greatly improved the camera.
Since switching to JBSourcery I no longer need the bitrate mod and the camera still takes good pics.

Battery life has never been an issue for me. I use my phone more than my laptop so I don't expect to have good battery life, and I charge my phone frequently.