I bought my one x for 395 over break........ Fml
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Upcoming new phones and their comparison to the Galaxy Nexus Specs.
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I bought my one x for 395 over break........ Fml
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I decided tot buy the Nexus because of the price but since there is no wifi at work I'm missing the FM radio too much. If I knew that beforehand I had buyed another phone.
Besides that I like the rest of the phone's specs very much especially the super amoled screen.
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Besides that I like the rest of the phone's specs very much especially the super amoled screen.
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I was just about to go buy the one x after I cracked my sexy gnex ): but HTC one looks flippin amazing. Especially the moving pictures and Zoe features.
thats one sexy ass phone, its a difficult choice between that and the Xperia Z for me.
but i might keep the gnex and wait till later(august, september) to get the next gen hardware or the new Nexus
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you mean .GIF's
sorry, its a gimmiky feature...rest of the phone looks sweet though. drop the home launcher and i would take that phone any day.
I was thinking of basing my decision for a new phone primarily on my Nexus dying. I think as long as this thing works, I won't have a need to replace it. But we will see how great the S4 and X phone are
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It all depends on what Verizon gets. So far besides my Nexus and Rezound, I'd say the SGS3 and Note 2 are the only other phones to consider at this time.
The SGS4's hype is getting the best of us. We'll have to see the solid facts and specs before that can truly be a consideration.
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The SGS4's hype is getting the best of us. We'll have to see the solid facts and specs before that can truly be a consideration.
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I agree. We haven't seen anything yet. I will be watching the event this Thursday to see if the SGS4 will be what we want it to be
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I hope so, otherwise it'll be hurry up and wait for the next super phone to drop in a few months.
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Bigger screen, and a camera that probably won't see it's full potential doesn't always mean better.
They should keep the same form factor of a 4.6-4.8" phone. Just make it more efficient at doing things, and work on making battery life better than the RAZR Maxx HD.
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I do NOT want a phone bigger than the GNex. It's already a pain in the ass to reach the edges of the screen. I like the HTC One for this reason, they packed bleeding edge specs into a 4.7" phone. The 5" trend is freakin stupid. Pretty soon pants makers are going to have to start making larger pockets or something.
I completely agree with the sentiment in the last few posts. Screens getting larger is NOT better. In fact, I wish they would keep flagship devices right in the 4.3-4.8 range and then make specialty devices. Similar to the note 2, best for those who want it, but not forced down our throats for those of us who want high end devices.
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I agree as well. Flagship devices should stay in this range and have a PPI of around 300. Anything more just decreases battery life with diminishing returns. For those that want larger or smaller devices or hardware keyboards there will always be specialty devices (i.e. the 8" Note). I sometimes have issues with the Galaxy Nexus vs. the Evo 4G that I used to have in one-handed use. Also, did anyone notice that the Note 2 has a slightly larger screen but a lower resolution? It loses the Pentile arrangement so it might look a little better overall, but its still surprising that the resolution would go down.
I hope too, but that's what I was doing when the S3 came out, and myself and a lot of people were very disappointed with..mostly the appearance of it, especially compared to the S2. My girlfriend has an S3 though and she loves it.
So the things of choose the smartphone should be rely on what you really need. You can never get the best one because the best one may be the next one.
Tru dat....and if you want a decent camera, youre gonna want the One....just seen this review against a bunch of smartphones.....Samsung better have some nice tech to compete with this guy...... http://m.technobuffalo.com//2013/03/12/htc-one-vs-latest-smartphones-camera-comparison/
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I was tired of the crazy amount of non-nexus threads cluttering up the Galaxy Nexus forum
So any new "What about the SGS III?" or "Who's changing to the One X?" type threads that pop up outside of this one we should flag so you can lock that particular thread right?
Yes please. Or you can even PM me directly with the link. Whatever is easiest. LOL....sometimes I sit here and don't know where to start when cleaning up.
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Nah, some of us are specialI am shocked they gave all mods even senior mods the same color, i am not a fan of the new red
IMO, at the moment, none of the competing handsets are that much better than the Nexus to warrant changing but if you were due an upgrade, the likes of the One X or the Galaxy S3 have got to be worthy of consideration.
And the idea that you choose your handset based on firmware strikes me as rather odd. That's pretty much the antithesis of the purpose of XDA, which is that your handset is never limited to the firmware it ships with.
You buy a handset based on the hardware then make the firmware fit your needs.5
Only because we don't:
- Use zip roms
- have GB and ICS roms
- Have touchwiz roms
- Have a need for debloat roms
I can live with that.
