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Will Verizon let me upgrade really early?
- Thread starter k22
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I thought Verizon didn't use SIM cards though.
Thanks for everyone's input. I'm extremely upset with the battery life on my DROIDX. I literally had it off the charger, rebooted it, and wasn't using it for 15 minutes and lost 10% battery.
I heard the TB has horrible battery life too, but I'm not sure. Should I wait for the summer and see what happens with Android, or go with the iPhone 5? I can't really with this phone's battery life any longer!
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Not once in nine months did my DroidX ever run out of juice, though I never charge during the day. The DX has a 1540 mAh battery compared to the Tbolt's 1400 mAh so if you had poor results it is almost certainly due to some extraordinary issue with either your battery or your phone.
With LTE and a 4.3 inch screen, Thunderbolt is a bigger consumer than the X, and with a smaller capacity battery, you can expect less potential time from it. Now there are a million tips and tricks to extend your battery life, and you should pay attention to them. However, I expect that you can learn to live with a standard battery if you need to, or buy an extended battery if you'd rather not.
With LTE and a 4.3 inch screen, Thunderbolt is a bigger consumer than the X, and with a smaller capacity battery, you can expect less potential time from it. Now there are a million tips and tricks to extend your battery life, and you should pay attention to them. However, I expect that you can learn to live with a standard battery if you need to, or buy an extended battery if you'd rather not.
random190user44
Member
I thought the locked bootloader prevented cyanogenmod from coming to the droid x/2/pro etc...?
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dfuser312553
Silver Member
^correct. It has though cvpcs is working on that....probably indefinitely.
sgtguthrie
Member
Ditto...cm will never be an option for post d1 Motorola phones because of the bootloader. Mrkleen must be mistaken...
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Unless someone leaks the encryption keys or something that is...
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The thunderbolt does not have a locked bootloader what are you talking about? CyanogenMod Is going to be released on the thunderbolt very soon.
In his second post here wrote: "And to be clear, Cyanogen mod works with the TB?"
I was simply answering his question. Correct on the motorola phones you are locked out.
In his second post here wrote: "And to be clear, Cyanogen mod works with the TB?"
I was simply answering his question. Correct on the motorola phones you are locked out.
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JustisLewis
Member
You said "Cyangenmod will be coming to the X very soon". Must have been a typo
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jaycemiskel
Active Member
Actually you're both wrong. The Thunderbolt does have a locked bootloader. It's just not encrypted like the ones on Motorola phones. Cm is doable on locked bootloaders just not encrypted ones.
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sgtguthrie
Member
Okay, so now you went back and corrected it making me look like the EDIT: jerk...lol. Good thing it doesn't change in my post where I quoted you.
@Jay...you say its incorrect to call the tb's bootloader unlocked, yes, it was locked. It has been unlocked though quite easily. Once you unlock it via rooting, It's unlocked. You can't put cm on a phone that's locked, but once you unlock it (s-off) you can flash anything. I think we all understand this, but I also think we understood that calling it unlocked meant that it can be unlocked...
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