Ovde svakako nece moci da se uzme drugacije. Osim da neko kupi negde u EU i da ovde prodaje. Mada ni te cene nece biti bas niske.

...pogotovu što u zadnje vreme , bár u mom okruženju , bilo više faličnih nego ispravnih telefona kod operatera. Svako malo mi se ljudi žale, da moraju vratiti telefon zbog neke anomalije. Što neko skoro reče, skoro pa da u švercere imam više poverenja, bár što se ispravnosti tiče.... stvarno sramota...  

- Operater iz Srbije je narucilac opreme
- Svercer dobija telefone koji su bili naruceni u Nemackoj/Svicarskoj

Naravno da ce daleko kvalitetniji sklopovi ici u Nemacku i Svicu, jer je Srbija malo trziste bez jake kontrole kvalitete...Na taj nacin svercer zaista moze ponuditi pouzdaniji uredjaj.

Naravno, tamo ide prva klasa a sve sto ne zadovoljava standarde, ide nama 

Nexus 4 does not support USB OTG, despite Google saying otherwise


It has been brought to our attention that the Nexus 4 does not support USB On-The-Go functionality, even though Google says that it does.




Although Google does not advertise this feature, it is mentioned in the user guide (jump to page 43). However, several users on xda-developers forum are confirming that this functionality is not actually available on the device.

Note that there is no partial support the way it was on the Nexus 7, where it would not support external storage devices over USB but did support keyboards and mice. On the Nexus 4, no USB OTG device works at all.

Just to confirm this, I contacted Brian Klug of AnandTech, who likes to thoroughly test his devices (you can read his review of the Nexus 4 here). He confirmed that the Nexus 4 did not work with any USB device he had, thus thoroughly disproving Google’s claim.

Of course, this is something that Google can easily add in future through a software update but it’s worth mentioning that it is currently not available.

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Nisam ni znao da je trebao da podrzava OTG. U svakom slucaju, verovatno ce moci uz pomoc root-a, kao sto je slucaj na GNex recimo.

In depth review of Google's Nexus 4 smart phone, and comparison to Samsung Galaxy S3:

Google Nexus 4 vs Apple iPhone 5

We're seeking to find out exactly how the Google Nexus 4 and Apple iPhone 5 stack up against one another. Going into this crucial holiday period, there's no arguing that the two are highly sought commodities at the moment, but as with all comparisons, we'll put our two cents after we compare how they perform in all categories...

For more details, check out our web site:
http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Google-Nexus-4-vs-Apple-iPhone-5_id3199

Google Nexus 4 Review

Aaron reviews the Google Nexus 4, designed by LG. Featuring a 1.5 GHz quad-core Snpadragon S4 Pro CPU, Nexus 4 has a 4.7-inch IPS HD (720p) display, 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD recording, 2,100 mAh battery, Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean), and HSPA+ connectivity. It's a beautifully crafted device that starts at an incredible $299.99 (sans contract). Is it the best Android phone out there?