AndroidTutor2018- Thanks to a tasty injection of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the Nexus 5 has a new lease of life. We've already written a lot about how to get more from your Nexus 5, and now that it has the latest Android version, there are even more ways to boost its performance, customize its settings and generally make it more useful. Here are our favorite Nexus 5 tips and tricks.
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Use Google Now on Tap
Because the Nexus 5 is one of the lucky devices to be running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it can take full advantage of Google Now on Tap. Google Now on Tap performs context sensitive actions and provides information about what's currently displayed on screen. It's something you have to use in order to understand the full benefits, so just hold down the home button to launch it.
If it isn't already enabled, don't worry, holding down the home button will ask if you want to switch it on. Just tap Turn on to do just that.
Use Now on Tap on any screen whenever you want more information or actions. / © ANDROIDPIT
Set up Smart Lock
Smart Lock allows you to unlock your phone without a password under certain circumstances. For example, you can set up a trusted location (such your home), and when your Nexus 5 is in that area, it will unlock without a password or PIN code. This takes away the hassle of entering fiddly codes, without compromising security.
Select a secure area and you won't need to use a password or PIN while you're there. / © ANDROIDPIT
Take better photos
The Nexus 5 has had its fair share of camera problems, but thankfully, improving your snaps is pretty hassle-free. Simply set your default mode to HDR+ and watch the camera's contrasts, motion-blur and low-light performance increase. In the Google Camera app, bring up the menu (tap the three dots), select the HDR+ option in the middle, and watch your images get an immediate boost. There's very little reason not to be taking all of your photos in HDR+ mode, save for a marginal hit to the battery.
Nexus 5 camera problems and how to fix them
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Photos taken on the Nexus 5, without HDR+ (above) and with (below). / © ANDROIDPIT
While you're at it, you might want to start using manual exposure, so you can make subtle EV corrections on your pictures. Go to you camera app, slide in the Camera options from the left, then tap the cog (settings) icon. Next go to Advanced and then enable Manual exposure.
A new '+/-' icon will appear at the bottom of the list when you tap the three dots (options) icon in future; this allows you manually set the exposure value. Give it a try and you might see a dramatic difference in your pictures.
Change your brightness automatically at different times of the day
Though it’s not specific to the Nexus 5, this feature will certainly aid it. The Nexus 5 battery life is notoriously short, and this simple addition could help reduce battery consumption, as well as saving you time.
BrightTime is an app currently in its early stages of development, and as such, it’s not in the Play Store. That being said, it does work perfectly on the Nexus 5. and installing it is easy.
Go into Settings menu and tap the security option to enter the security menu. Scroll down to Unknown sources and make sure it's enabled (move the slider to the right). Next, head here from your device browser to download the app.
Enable unknown sources and follow the simple install wizard for BrightTime. / © ANDROIDPIT
Once it’s downloaded, you can tap on the notification to open the install wizard. Some security warnings may pop up, and these should be taken seriously when downloading apps from outside of the Play Store. However, we’ve verified this app ourselves, and you can usually trust what appears on the XDA Developers forum. Follow the install instructions when they open.
Once BrightTime has been installed, it will launch, and you will be presented with a schedule. Now you can set a custom brightness level, which will automatically activate when it reaches the time of day that you specify. It’s a simple idea, but this app can be really useful. I always turn my brightness to a minimum when I go to bed – it's even easier when your phone does this automatically.
This app means automatically adjusts brightness levels throughout the day. / © ANDROIDPIT
Ditch Hangouts
Sure, Google likes to force things down our throats, like making it so that you almost need a Google+ account just to get out of bed in the morning, but you don't have to jump aboard the Hangouts train just because Google wants you to. Just install another messaging app that you actually like or already use (such as Viber, Kik, or Tango) and set that as the default messaging app.
Go to your default apps page and change the SMS app from Hangouts to one you prefer. / © ANDROIDPIT
Capture photos while recording
You can capture stills while recording a video on the Nexus 5, and it’s incredibly easy to do. Just start recording a video, and tap the screen whenever you want to take a snapshot. The picture will automatically be saved to your internal storage and can be accessed from your gallery anytime.
Tap the screen while recording a video to take a picture. / © ANDROIDPIT
Quickly access your alarm and quick settings
To quickly access your quick settings, just drag down with two-fingers from the top of the screen. Oh, you were already aware of that? Well, what about this: while you’re there, notice you have a flashlight app installed too. Cool, right? What, you knew that as well? OK, try this: if you have an alarm set up, tap the alarm display next to the date and time for a quick shortcut to your alarm settings. You didn’t know about that one, did you?!
Drag the top of the screen down with two fingers to access the Quick Settings. / © ANDROIDPIT
Turn off Google Now on Tap
We love Google Now on Tap, but if you don't actually use it, you can just turn it off. The quickest way to disable Now on Tap is to tap and hold on the home button (the same as to launch it). A menu will briefly appear and if you tap the hamburger (three dots) icon, you will be able to hit Settings to be taken straight to the Now on Tap page. Move the slider to the off position to disable it.
This is the quickest route to disabling Google Now on Tap. / © ANDROIDPIT
Make use of Google's app integration
Even if you don't use Google Now, that doesn't mean Google's presence isn't still everywhere to be found in the Nexus 5 experience. From the persistent voice command search bar on the home screens to the smart dialer that integrates a search function and auto-complete, Google is intertwined on the Nexus 5 like nobody's business.
Seeing as this is actually a very powerful tool (and only a little scary), you may as well get on board and put it to good use. The more you learn about Google's integrated services the quicker and easier your Nexus 5 experience will become. Check out a few examples below.
You can call businesses, pin, save, share and visit websites right from Google Maps. / © ANDROIDPIT
In Google Maps, just swipe up from the bottom on an address search result to get contact details and more for that location.
As long as you have your device language set to US English you can search hands-free. / © ANDROIDPIT
You can also use Google's voice search on any home screen or within Google Now. Just say ''OK Google'' and search away. You don't even need to put on an American accent anymore, because Google is rapidly expanding the supported languages.
The integration of Google Search into the dialer is a great time-saving feature. / © ANDROIDPIT
From the default dialer screen (the one with your last calls and frequent contacts), just type your search terms in the panel at the very top. Google will search local content and return results right in the dialer.
Print via the Cloud
As of Android 4.4, there is an easy way of printing your documents, images, and photos from any printer, provided that is connected to the same Wi-Fi network you’re on and you have Cloud Print Service enabled. All you need to do is activate it by going to Settings > Printing and click on the Cloud Print option. Once enabled, you can use this service to print via the cloud.
Google Cloud Print offers any easy solution for printing. / © ANDROIDPIT
Organize your screen with folders
It’s a pretty simple trick, but I’ve seen pleny of completely unorganized home screens. By placing similarly themed apps together in a folder, you can have your most essential apps at the tip of your fingers without having to deal with pages and pages of icons.
Simply long-press on an app and then drag it onto another app icon and it’ll automatically create a folder. From there, you can rename the folder to whatever you like. In our example, we’ve placed Calculator and Calendar into the same folder in the picture below.
We tapped and held the Calendar app, dragged it onto Calculator and it grouped them together. / © ANDROIDPIT
Root, root, root.
If you want to take total control of your Nexus 5, install a custom ROM, remove native applications, or try out some apps that require root access, then maybe it is time to consider rooting your Nexus 5. Follow our step by step tutorial on how to root the Google Nexus 5 to get started.
Back up any important data before attempting to root your Nexus 5. / © ANDROIDPIT
Save your battery by limiting Wi-Fi
Having a little bit of an issue with your Nexus 5 not being able to last the entire day? It may be because of some of the settings that are enabled by default. Marshmallow comes with the fantastic battery saver mode, but if you’re looking to gain a little bit more life, you can first stop the device from constantly using Wi-Fi during sleep.
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced Options and you can decide whether you can to keep Wi-Fi on when the device is asleep, so that it's not running when you're not using it.
If you go into advanced in your Wi-Fi settings you can alter them to improve battery life. / © ANDROIDPIT
Another battery saving tip is to use only your Wi-Fi and mobile networks, as opposed to GPS, in order to determine your location. You can access these settings in Settings > Location. While this might reduce the accuracy of localization services, it will help save some of your battery over the course of the day if you set it to Battery saving instead of High accuracy.
Quick access to the camera and Voice Search
One of the best parts of having a mobile device with a camera is to be able to take photos quickly on the fly. Rather than having to unlock your device, fire open the camera app, and then take a picture, you can access your camera straight from your lock screen.
All you have to do is click the icon in the lower right corner of your lock screen and drag it to the left. Voila! Your camera will fire up. The same thing goes for voice search. Why unlock and launch a voice query when you can start it straight from the lock screen?
The camera icon on your lock screen works as a shortcut to your camera and voice search. / © ANDROIDPIT
Don't forget that there's also a trick to make your Nexus 5 screen bigger, and that we've already shared the solutions to some common Nexus 5 problems.
Have any of these tips been helpful for you? What other tricks do you know for the Nexus 5? Share them in the comments.
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$229.00 total
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BRAND NEW UNOPENED - Google Nexus 5 Unlocked GSM Phone, 16gb (Red) $389.99
Shipping from $7.20
$397.19 total
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New LG Google Nexus 5 D820 16GB Android 4G Black Unlocked Smartphone $500.00
$500.00 total
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3 Yazan Sanouri Nov 13, 2015 Link to comment
WHAT! did google just remove the calling shortcut from the lockscreen!?
WHY!?
WHHHHYYYYYYYYYY?!
and they replaced it with voice search... :/
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16 Viktor jovanović v. Dec 5, 2015 Link to comment
Yes, buth with voice serch you can get to all your applikacion even on lock screen.
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1 aziz bahh Jun 30, 2015 Link to comment
No mater you telling me about nexus 5 the oneplus is a nexus 5 killer
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16 Viktor jovanović v. Nov 13, 2015 Link to comment
Itcdepends of that what are you like; for me is Nexus 5 number one, so is for you oneplus...
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1 miguel tovar Jun 25, 2015 Link to comment
hi off-topic but help me with some thumbs up over here
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1 aziz bahh Jun 30, 2015 Link to comment
Why you need that for?
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6 Xochitl Shatt May 2, 2015 Link to comment
No doubt Nexus 5 has a new lease of life.
0
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16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
Yea thank's to Google, that upgradet Nexus 5 on lolipop and new capabilities.
0
Reply
6 arivendu Apr 30, 2015 Link to comment
Why do you keep repeating the same information under different titles. The above information appeared couple of days ago, under the title "lollipop tips & tricks for nexus 5", or something like that.
I feel you guys are really short of new information on Android.
0
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3 Kenneth Cooke Apr 30, 2015 Link to comment
Nexus 5 is one of the most talked about phones of the year and it is assume to possess the best features and functions. It is worth of an investment.
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
I agree with you, Nexus 5 is perfect device.
0
Reply
1 Stephen Faerber Dec 29, 2014 Link to comment
My Nexus 5 the flash does not work.How do I fix that?
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16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
Nexus 5 don't support flash; so I haven't it also on mine Nexus 5
0
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3 parthi ban Dec 28, 2014 Link to comment
day by day ur just giving information about nexus what about android one Google is making us fool stupid what hell is gng
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2 super app lock Nov 13, 2014 Link to comment
Great , I always have problems with my Samsung. Like this one, impressive
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Nexus 5 battery tips
Nexus 5 review
Buy Now: Nexus 5 cases and covers from Amazon | Caseable
Get your Nexus 5 tips right here. / © ANDROIDPIT
Lowest price: Google Nexus 5
Best price $179.99 Check Offer
Use Google Now on Tap
Because the Nexus 5 is one of the lucky devices to be running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it can take full advantage of Google Now on Tap. Google Now on Tap performs context sensitive actions and provides information about what's currently displayed on screen. It's something you have to use in order to understand the full benefits, so just hold down the home button to launch it.
If it isn't already enabled, don't worry, holding down the home button will ask if you want to switch it on. Just tap Turn on to do just that.
Use Now on Tap on any screen whenever you want more information or actions. / © ANDROIDPIT
Set up Smart Lock
Smart Lock allows you to unlock your phone without a password under certain circumstances. For example, you can set up a trusted location (such your home), and when your Nexus 5 is in that area, it will unlock without a password or PIN code. This takes away the hassle of entering fiddly codes, without compromising security.
Select a secure area and you won't need to use a password or PIN while you're there. / © ANDROIDPIT
Take better photos
The Nexus 5 has had its fair share of camera problems, but thankfully, improving your snaps is pretty hassle-free. Simply set your default mode to HDR+ and watch the camera's contrasts, motion-blur and low-light performance increase. In the Google Camera app, bring up the menu (tap the three dots), select the HDR+ option in the middle, and watch your images get an immediate boost. There's very little reason not to be taking all of your photos in HDR+ mode, save for a marginal hit to the battery.
Nexus 5 camera problems and how to fix them
Tricks to turn your Nexus 5 into a Nexus 6
Photos taken on the Nexus 5, without HDR+ (above) and with (below). / © ANDROIDPIT
While you're at it, you might want to start using manual exposure, so you can make subtle EV corrections on your pictures. Go to you camera app, slide in the Camera options from the left, then tap the cog (settings) icon. Next go to Advanced and then enable Manual exposure.
A new '+/-' icon will appear at the bottom of the list when you tap the three dots (options) icon in future; this allows you manually set the exposure value. Give it a try and you might see a dramatic difference in your pictures.
Change your brightness automatically at different times of the day
Though it’s not specific to the Nexus 5, this feature will certainly aid it. The Nexus 5 battery life is notoriously short, and this simple addition could help reduce battery consumption, as well as saving you time.
BrightTime is an app currently in its early stages of development, and as such, it’s not in the Play Store. That being said, it does work perfectly on the Nexus 5. and installing it is easy.
Go into Settings menu and tap the security option to enter the security menu. Scroll down to Unknown sources and make sure it's enabled (move the slider to the right). Next, head here from your device browser to download the app.
Enable unknown sources and follow the simple install wizard for BrightTime. / © ANDROIDPIT
Once it’s downloaded, you can tap on the notification to open the install wizard. Some security warnings may pop up, and these should be taken seriously when downloading apps from outside of the Play Store. However, we’ve verified this app ourselves, and you can usually trust what appears on the XDA Developers forum. Follow the install instructions when they open.
Once BrightTime has been installed, it will launch, and you will be presented with a schedule. Now you can set a custom brightness level, which will automatically activate when it reaches the time of day that you specify. It’s a simple idea, but this app can be really useful. I always turn my brightness to a minimum when I go to bed – it's even easier when your phone does this automatically.
This app means automatically adjusts brightness levels throughout the day. / © ANDROIDPIT
Ditch Hangouts
Sure, Google likes to force things down our throats, like making it so that you almost need a Google+ account just to get out of bed in the morning, but you don't have to jump aboard the Hangouts train just because Google wants you to. Just install another messaging app that you actually like or already use (such as Viber, Kik, or Tango) and set that as the default messaging app.
Go to your default apps page and change the SMS app from Hangouts to one you prefer. / © ANDROIDPIT
Capture photos while recording
You can capture stills while recording a video on the Nexus 5, and it’s incredibly easy to do. Just start recording a video, and tap the screen whenever you want to take a snapshot. The picture will automatically be saved to your internal storage and can be accessed from your gallery anytime.
Tap the screen while recording a video to take a picture. / © ANDROIDPIT
Quickly access your alarm and quick settings
To quickly access your quick settings, just drag down with two-fingers from the top of the screen. Oh, you were already aware of that? Well, what about this: while you’re there, notice you have a flashlight app installed too. Cool, right? What, you knew that as well? OK, try this: if you have an alarm set up, tap the alarm display next to the date and time for a quick shortcut to your alarm settings. You didn’t know about that one, did you?!
Drag the top of the screen down with two fingers to access the Quick Settings. / © ANDROIDPIT
Turn off Google Now on Tap
We love Google Now on Tap, but if you don't actually use it, you can just turn it off. The quickest way to disable Now on Tap is to tap and hold on the home button (the same as to launch it). A menu will briefly appear and if you tap the hamburger (three dots) icon, you will be able to hit Settings to be taken straight to the Now on Tap page. Move the slider to the off position to disable it.
This is the quickest route to disabling Google Now on Tap. / © ANDROIDPIT
Make use of Google's app integration
Even if you don't use Google Now, that doesn't mean Google's presence isn't still everywhere to be found in the Nexus 5 experience. From the persistent voice command search bar on the home screens to the smart dialer that integrates a search function and auto-complete, Google is intertwined on the Nexus 5 like nobody's business.
Seeing as this is actually a very powerful tool (and only a little scary), you may as well get on board and put it to good use. The more you learn about Google's integrated services the quicker and easier your Nexus 5 experience will become. Check out a few examples below.
You can call businesses, pin, save, share and visit websites right from Google Maps. / © ANDROIDPIT
In Google Maps, just swipe up from the bottom on an address search result to get contact details and more for that location.
As long as you have your device language set to US English you can search hands-free. / © ANDROIDPIT
You can also use Google's voice search on any home screen or within Google Now. Just say ''OK Google'' and search away. You don't even need to put on an American accent anymore, because Google is rapidly expanding the supported languages.
The integration of Google Search into the dialer is a great time-saving feature. / © ANDROIDPIT
From the default dialer screen (the one with your last calls and frequent contacts), just type your search terms in the panel at the very top. Google will search local content and return results right in the dialer.
Print via the Cloud
As of Android 4.4, there is an easy way of printing your documents, images, and photos from any printer, provided that is connected to the same Wi-Fi network you’re on and you have Cloud Print Service enabled. All you need to do is activate it by going to Settings > Printing and click on the Cloud Print option. Once enabled, you can use this service to print via the cloud.
Google Cloud Print offers any easy solution for printing. / © ANDROIDPIT
Organize your screen with folders
It’s a pretty simple trick, but I’ve seen pleny of completely unorganized home screens. By placing similarly themed apps together in a folder, you can have your most essential apps at the tip of your fingers without having to deal with pages and pages of icons.
Simply long-press on an app and then drag it onto another app icon and it’ll automatically create a folder. From there, you can rename the folder to whatever you like. In our example, we’ve placed Calculator and Calendar into the same folder in the picture below.
We tapped and held the Calendar app, dragged it onto Calculator and it grouped them together. / © ANDROIDPIT
Root, root, root.
If you want to take total control of your Nexus 5, install a custom ROM, remove native applications, or try out some apps that require root access, then maybe it is time to consider rooting your Nexus 5. Follow our step by step tutorial on how to root the Google Nexus 5 to get started.
Back up any important data before attempting to root your Nexus 5. / © ANDROIDPIT
Save your battery by limiting Wi-Fi
Having a little bit of an issue with your Nexus 5 not being able to last the entire day? It may be because of some of the settings that are enabled by default. Marshmallow comes with the fantastic battery saver mode, but if you’re looking to gain a little bit more life, you can first stop the device from constantly using Wi-Fi during sleep.
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced Options and you can decide whether you can to keep Wi-Fi on when the device is asleep, so that it's not running when you're not using it.
If you go into advanced in your Wi-Fi settings you can alter them to improve battery life. / © ANDROIDPIT
Another battery saving tip is to use only your Wi-Fi and mobile networks, as opposed to GPS, in order to determine your location. You can access these settings in Settings > Location. While this might reduce the accuracy of localization services, it will help save some of your battery over the course of the day if you set it to Battery saving instead of High accuracy.
Quick access to the camera and Voice Search
One of the best parts of having a mobile device with a camera is to be able to take photos quickly on the fly. Rather than having to unlock your device, fire open the camera app, and then take a picture, you can access your camera straight from your lock screen.
All you have to do is click the icon in the lower right corner of your lock screen and drag it to the left. Voila! Your camera will fire up. The same thing goes for voice search. Why unlock and launch a voice query when you can start it straight from the lock screen?
The camera icon on your lock screen works as a shortcut to your camera and voice search. / © ANDROIDPIT
Don't forget that there's also a trick to make your Nexus 5 screen bigger, and that we've already shared the solutions to some common Nexus 5 problems.
Have any of these tips been helpful for you? What other tricks do you know for the Nexus 5? Share them in the comments.
Where to buy Google Nexus 5
Best price LG Google Nexus 5 D821 Factory Unlocked, 16GB, White - International Model $179.99
$179.99 total
Check Offer
New LG Nexus 5 D821 Google 32GB Phone Black+Extra Gift 2 Year Warranty $229.00
$229.00 total
Check Offer
BRAND NEW UNOPENED - Google Nexus 5 Unlocked GSM Phone, 16gb (Red) $389.99
Shipping from $7.20
$397.19 total
Check Offer
New LG Google Nexus 5 D820 16GB Android 4G Black Unlocked Smartphone $500.00
$500.00 total
Check Offer
BNIB 16GB LG GOOGLE NEXUS 5 BRIGHT RED D821 FACTORY UNLOCKED 2013 LTE 4G NEW $689.00
$689.00 total
Check Offer
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3 Yazan Sanouri Nov 13, 2015 Link to comment
WHAT! did google just remove the calling shortcut from the lockscreen!?
WHY!?
WHHHHYYYYYYYYYY?!
and they replaced it with voice search... :/
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. Dec 5, 2015 Link to comment
Yes, buth with voice serch you can get to all your applikacion even on lock screen.
0
Reply
1 aziz bahh Jun 30, 2015 Link to comment
No mater you telling me about nexus 5 the oneplus is a nexus 5 killer
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. Nov 13, 2015 Link to comment
Itcdepends of that what are you like; for me is Nexus 5 number one, so is for you oneplus...
0
Reply
1 miguel tovar Jun 25, 2015 Link to comment
hi off-topic but help me with some thumbs up over here
0
Reply
1 aziz bahh Jun 30, 2015 Link to comment
Why you need that for?
0
Reply
6 Xochitl Shatt May 2, 2015 Link to comment
No doubt Nexus 5 has a new lease of life.
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
Yea thank's to Google, that upgradet Nexus 5 on lolipop and new capabilities.
0
Reply
6 arivendu Apr 30, 2015 Link to comment
Why do you keep repeating the same information under different titles. The above information appeared couple of days ago, under the title "lollipop tips & tricks for nexus 5", or something like that.
I feel you guys are really short of new information on Android.
0
Reply
3 Kenneth Cooke Apr 30, 2015 Link to comment
Nexus 5 is one of the most talked about phones of the year and it is assume to possess the best features and functions. It is worth of an investment.
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
I agree with you, Nexus 5 is perfect device.
0
Reply
1 Stephen Faerber Dec 29, 2014 Link to comment
My Nexus 5 the flash does not work.How do I fix that?
0
Reply
16 Viktor jovanović v. May 2, 2015 Link to comment
Nexus 5 don't support flash; so I haven't it also on mine Nexus 5
0
Reply
3 parthi ban Dec 28, 2014 Link to comment
day by day ur just giving information about nexus what about android one Google is making us fool stupid what hell is gng
0
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2 super app lock Nov 13, 2014 Link to comment
Great , I always have problems with my Samsung. Like this one, impressive
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