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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Here are five free photo wallpapers that I created for the Droid Turbo.All photos were taken by me. Attachments #2 SuperSent from my LG-D802 using XDA Premium HD app #3 Here are a few more. The last two are the wider images that move slightly when you slide to a new screen.I've got a total of 27 online and more will be uploaded in the next couple of weeks. Attachments #4 Last edited: Nov 30, 2014 #5 All photo wallpapers are now available in the Turbo Wallpaper app in Google Play: Please keep in mind that the photos can be large in size, so if you are on a "Limited" data plan, please connect to a Wi-Fi network when using the app. Neither myself nor Isotoria Software are responsible if you go over your data usage limit. Attachments #6 Update: Version 1.0.2The Turbo Wallpaper app now contains 50 photo wallpapers. app now contains a Wi-Fi check that will notify you if you are not connected to a Wi-Fi Network. This check can be turned off in settings but since the app can use a lot of data downloading the images, if your on a limited plan you might want to keep it on.Here are a few thumbnails of photos that can be downloaded. Attachments #9 Thanks but google play tell me that this app is not available for my country.Sent from my XT1225 using XDA Free mobile app #10 Thank you but it is not that important. Just reporting to app dev that Google Play reports that this app was not compatible with my device. XT1225 Moto Maxx. Similar threads

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 My Droid turbo is looking more than a little worse for wear. A few months after I got it, I had it plugged into a cheap charger and there was a power surge. Then there was smoke and it's never been the same since. I live in Canada, so I can't exactly take it in anywhere, and in spite of the fussy charging port it still works well. The real problem is I had to open it up more than once to investigate the status of the fussy charging port and now it won't completely close back up... yes I could put it in my lifeproof case, but part of having a droid turbo is that it is it's own case...Any how, I'm looking at new phones and I am just disappointed by everything. If I'm going to get something new I want it to be as durable as my Droid turbo with better cameras and expandable memory, but everything looks like a downgrade, except in the camera department. I'm thinking of just getting another droid turbo. I haven't heard good things about the Droid Turbo 2, but some how the X Force gets nothing but praise, I'm confused, aren't they the same phone. #2 I haven't heard good things about the Droid Turbo 2, but some how the X Force gets nothing but praise, I'm confused, aren't they the same phone. The same hardware (except the radios), but far less bloatware on the X Force.If you don't need CDMA, I hear good things about the One Plus 3 (no expandable memory, though) and it is inexpensive. The Wirecutter has a good review of Android phones here: The Best Android Phones | The Wirecutter Similar threads Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics