Question for Nexus 4 owners

[kena]

 

[kena]

Anyone rootedROM'd the Nexus 4 yet? I don't get mine till early Jan but as an avid tinkerer can't wait to play about. Any thoughts ? Is it even worth it or is stock factory ROM not filled with a lot of crap

 

[Anonymous]

Don't have a nexus 4 , but as it's a nexus device it will be stock android without any manufacturers bloatware and remember the stock nexus firmware is allways the first to be updated with new software.

 

[simonlewis]

Is this a good thing or a bad thing.

 

[grdunn123]

Is this a good thing or a bad thing.

yes

 

[bigboss]

Yes for what? Good or bad? :?

 

[Joe Cox]

There is very little 'bloatware' to be honest.

 

[Xanderzdad]

We have a Nexus 7 and as both this and the Nexus 4 run the 'Vanilla' Android then both should be the same (apart from the obvious lack of phone in the 7 :doh: ).

The N7 is loaded with minimal google software and seems easy to customise. I cannot see any benefit, initially from 'Rooting' it. I may be missing something though.

 

[kena]

Thanks, I was thinking I should curb my tinkering instincts as it probably wasn't worth it.

 

[6th.replicant]

Dur, just realised, "Nexus" is a tacit reference/admission to copying :doh:

 

[Dave_]

Since getting my Nexus 7 and 4 i've given up 'tinkering' as it's completely unnecessary with vanilla JB

 

[Anonymous]

As I said before if you stick with the stock firmware on your nexus device you will be first inline when Google updates its software.. But if tinker with it will take until the Rom maker updates its software which could takes months.