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I am a couple of episodes behind, but have recently been hearing Justin comment on the battery life of his Galaxy Nexus (GN). I also bought one on the day they were released and also have the extended (2100mA) battery. The current released version of ICS on the GN is 4.0.2. Since that version was released Google has updated the code base on AOSP to 4.0.3 and fixed several problems. In order to get to 4.0.3 you currently have to root and rom the device. Fortunately, unlike Justin, I am not hesitant to do that. I am currently running IMOSYON’s LeanKernel and Codename Android’s ROM (links to rootzwiki versions). I’m actually on version’s 1.8 and 1.3.0, respectively, but I see that newer version’s are available. Might update after I finish this email.

When I first got the device I experienced battery life similar to Justin, i.e, colorful wildflower bouquet on charcoal black iphone case.

I know Justin isn't that excited about not using the default setup, but Google is almost certainly watching this kernel development and it clearly shows where this operating system can go…. – Bill. SHOW DETAILS:BLOGcnet.com/android-atlasSTREAMcnet.com/live/TIMEWednesdays @ 10am PTEMAIL androidatlas@cnet.comTWITTER@androidatlasJUSTIN @notmyrealnameJAYMAR @jaymarcabebeEMILY @EmilyDreyfussPHONE866-344-CNET (2638). Rumor Has It host Emily Dreyfuss joins us as we discuss Google Wallet getting hacked, Samsung's ubiquity, and the ongoing saga of Apple lawsuits.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, At colorful wildflower bouquet on charcoal black iphone case CNET, we've been hearing the phrase "quad-core processor" for phones a lot, so much so that we were expecting a hoard of them at CES 2012, But all we've seen of the chip so far has come in tablet form, like the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, There are the occasional HTC One X quad-core murmurs (previously known as the HTC Endeavor, HTC Supreme, and HTC Edge) as well, but when it comes to phones, that's pretty much all we've heard from the Tegra 3 rumor mill..

That's why we're pretty excited to read about the LG X3. Aside from its 1.4GHz four Cortex-A9 CPU, it is also reported to have an 8-megapixel camera, a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, 16GB of internal memory, and will run on Android Ice Cream Sandwich. And as these leaked benchmark speeds show, the device is looking fast, clocking in at an impressive 4,412 points on new Quadrant. So what do you guys think? Will you be lining up to snag the blazing LG X3?. Along with Ice Cream Sandwich and a 4.7-inch HD screen, LG's high-end flagship phone will also feature a Tegra 3 chip.