When Google first launched the Chromecast, I wanted one as it seemed like it would solve a lot of viewing problems for me. The trouble was, my "TV" (technically, it's a 42" monitor as it has no tuner) doesn't have any HDMI sockets, so it would cause more issues than it would solve, and I figured it would be £30 wasted. When the price was dropped to £18 recently though, I figured that was within the realms of wasteable money I was prepared to spend. My TV didn't have HDMI, but it did have composite, RGB, SCART and VGA connections. Surely something would work...
I got my Google Nexus 4 phone just over 3 weeks ago, and I love it. It is, without doubt, the best mobile I've ever owned, and I've had some really good phones before! If you want to read about how good it is, then just about every review out there will rave about it. What I want to do here, however, is tell the other side of the story and tell you about everything that's wrong with it.
