the artist known az
Hail the victors
I want to trade my s4 for the note 3...how do yall switch so many phones
Essential Official Android Thread
Edge= 2g and it also means
What does it mean when you get an "E" signal? My signal is usually "LTE", sometimes "H" ... what's that?
Randy Marsh
what seems to be the officer, problem?
Copped that HTC One M8, brehs this thing just looks and feels so damn good! When I was in the shop I had a feel of the S5 and it felt so cheap and shytty, this HTC is 90% metal(so I was told), some top drawer premium shyt. 
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
I love my S5.
lol idk...just fukking with u...yea H is 3g
46 open tabs? 
Bookmarks....It helps me remember things when I scroll through them.
Images of Moto E Leak Ahead of Announcement | Droid Life
Photos of the Moto E, Motorola’s cheaper alternative to the Moto G, appeared on Motorola’s Mexican Facebook page and on HelloMotoHK yesterday. The above image from Facebook (Moto G on the left, alleged Moto E on the right) shows a clean and minamalistic phone without many sensors. In fact, it even seems to lack a front-facing camera, which could be a cost-cutting measure.
Given the ubiquity of front shooters on even the cheapest of smartphones, though, some may question the wisdom of eschewing it.
The HelloMotoHK photo reportedly shows the reverse of the device, and also reveals a few potential color choices – white, red, teal, and yellow models are apparently in the cards. Whether or not all will be available at launch, is another question.
It is widely speculated Motorola will officially unveil the Moto E at an event in London on May 13.
Photos of the Moto E, Motorola’s cheaper alternative to the Moto G, appeared on Motorola’s Mexican Facebook page and on HelloMotoHK yesterday. The above image from Facebook (Moto G on the left, alleged Moto E on the right) shows a clean and minamalistic phone without many sensors. In fact, it even seems to lack a front-facing camera, which could be a cost-cutting measure.
Given the ubiquity of front shooters on even the cheapest of smartphones, though, some may question the wisdom of eschewing it.
The HelloMotoHK photo reportedly shows the reverse of the device, and also reveals a few potential color choices – white, red, teal, and yellow models are apparently in the cards. Whether or not all will be available at launch, is another question.
It is widely speculated Motorola will officially unveil the Moto E at an event in London on May 13.
ADLT
make u feel sum type a wave
Trap-A-LoT
#1017
Trap-A-LoT
#1017
Once you try Poweramp, you never go back
