I had an android when they first came out but i never did anything with it. I know theres a lot of shyt i can get for it that i couldnt with my iphone.
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daps and rep. just copped a lg g2. never had android. how do i make it dope
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I got the AT&T Variant. Love the phone.
The QSlide apps are cool. Still don't know all the tricks of the phone though.
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TheyCallMeAzul
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I could definitely help with apps. Do you take a lot of pictures, listen to music, tweet, etc?
Jone2three45
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I just got an android tablet. It's not better than my ipad 2 but I'm pleased with it. YouTube MyColorScreen. Thank me later.
Aight breh, qslide for starters, that's something to start playing with. Another thing is get a case, the phone is really fragile. Get this app called air Droid. It allows u to connect your computer with ur phone wireless. If u zoom in on the home screen, your apps disappear. You can also hide ur apps too. Msg me if u have any questions. Btw, on bing. Com, they have a 100 gb on skydrive. If ur interested 
For cases, I'd recommend any tpu case, look on Amazon. My first case was the tudia melody case. Cheap and reliable. For more bang for ur buck, get the spigen case or an otterbox(you don't really need it, but whateva) but make sure you have the phone from your company. Verizon and sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T have different models.
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I have 4 ipads,2iphones and a macbook breh. l m apple all day. My girl wanted a galaxy5 and the deal was the same price for 2 lines so i wanted to try it .
Love ios just certain things i know i can do on this that i cant on my iphone
Dont use fscebook twitter or any of that picture stuff. Everything else yes
Movies
Games
Music
One more note, start getting apps like Nova Launcher to truly pimp ur Droid breh. If u want free paid apps, msg me
TheyCallMeAzul
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These are some of my favorite apps. I bolded the ones that I currently use
Music: Songza is basically a superior version of Pandora. Instead of searching by artist, you can search by genre, mood, and it suggests different playlists based on time of day. Spotify is a service that has a database of studio albums and soundtracks. It's simple, allows you to search by artist, album, song title, etc. You can also create your own playlists and "download", which allows you to listen to the songs offline. For $10/month (or less if you hurry), you can use Spotify Premium, which is ad-free. If you're a student, that fee is halved. Jack's Music Widget was one of the few widgets that was compatible with Spotify, so I downloaded that as well. While I use Spotify way more often, Songza is a nice change of pace. Both have apps on iOS and whatever computer you may use
Movies: Don't really use my phone for movies, but Netflix has an app, which would be useful for watching (obviously) or if you have a Chromecast. There's a Plex app as well, if you know what that is
Games: A few of my personal favorites are Subway Surfers, Don't Touch the White Tiles (Piano Keys on iOS), Candy Crush, Unblock Me, Minion Rush & Flappy Bird (PM me if you need help finding the last two). A couple more extensive games (I never got into em due to time constraints) are Tapped Out & Clash of Clans
Browsers: But if you use Opera, Google Chrome or Firefox on your computer, I suggest you download the corresponding Android app. This allows you to sync your history and bookmarks between your phone & computer
Launchers: A launcher is always dope, but optional. Allows for variety from the default homescreens. Nova is the most basic one, but that's not a bad thing at all. Emulates your current screen(s), and allows for more speed. Themer has tons of different homescreens for you to choose from. Aviate is another cool one that categorizes your apps. I've used all of these at different points over the last year. Buzz & Everything Me are two more popular launchers, but I've never used em
Viral Lite is a pop-up Youtube player, which allows you to play videos within other apps. Very dope to me
GO SMS/invi: Again, not necessary, but allow for a different look for text messaging. Can't speak for invi, but GO pops up within other apps, which makes texting a bit faster and more convenient.
Kii/Swiftkey: Alternate keyboards with emoji support, swiping features. Kii allows you to install a custom background for your keyboard. A little extra imo, but cool nonetheless
Swipepad/Switchr: These apps are pretty simple. Set up a gesture, and they allow you to jump from app-to-app without having to go to your homescreen first
Outside of that, get Dropbox or Google Drive for cloud storage
Welcome to the Android experience. Eat breh!
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