Isis would work on the Nexus. It is no different than Wallet... All the framework is already built into Android and ANY wallet type app would work using it.
The radios need work. The old ones work for some and not for others. The new one works for some and not the others. The old ones work better for me and the new ones gives me problems here and there. They need to fine tune the radios.
or maybe the people that are upset about a software update are too dumb to understand what ToS is and how to read
So somehow Verizon has figured out a way to shoe-horn out of Google Wallet and block it even on my AOSP Jelly Bean ROM'd Gnex. Thats unfortunate as ISIS isn't even available yet. Furthermore, I don't like being forced to use what Verizon says I should use on MY smartphone.
Therefore - I have decided that when my contract is up, I will not be re-newing it. It will be sad to see LTE go - but I'm not going to stand for my unlimited data going away on top of being dictated which NFC Wallet app I have to use. Its wrong and as a consumer I'm not going to take it anymore.
I also suggest that everyone that is upset with Verizon and this Google Wallet fiasco to file an FCC complaint online. Disabling Wallet is a clear violation of their LTE block acquisition terms with the FCC.
I don't care what verizon says, they ARE blocking this app!
Thank goodness for sideloading, bite me, verizon!
Verizon is a slippery company: They pushed the "Droid 3" as a great phone. Surprise!!! 5 months later, "Here's the DROID 4!!!!".
Verizon sells the GN as "Pure Google experience!!! Timely updates!!!". As soon as the Galaxy S3 hit the shelves, you might as well be rocking a Motorola Star-Tac.
The Data sharing scheme will cause me to leave when the contract is up.
Motorola is the one who makes those devices... A Google experience isn't what you think it is.
Here's a Google Experience device that people don't realize it is one. LG G2X, the G1, the MyTouch. What do they all have in common? Bloatware which people believe a GE doesn't have. They were all updated by Google, and were not always in a "Timely" manner. People brand something without knowing what it actually means.
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