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I had the Idea for this phone last year
Dell X720 [Dell Ex Seven Twenty]
3.8" 960x540 qHD AMOLED Ace Multitouch Screen
7.2MP Camera With 720pHD @ 60fps, f1/1.6 Sensor
PowerVR SGX543MP1 GPU, A15 Triple Core, Troy SoC
7.2 MBs Real Time Net Speed, 720p HD 2MP 2nd Cam
1GB ROM, 720MB FREE RAM, 7.2GB Internal Storage
Stereo FM Radio with RDS, Excellent Audio Quality
Android Ice Cream Sandwich With Propieratory UI
up to 32GB External Memory, Corning Gorilla Glass 2
2250mAh Li-Ion Battery, around 720 Hours Standby
48 Hours Continous Musicplay, 14 Hours Talktime
Triple Core A15 @ 720 MHz: 720
7.2 Megapixel Camera(8MP): 7.20
720h Standby(2250mAh Batt): 720
720MB FREE RAM (1GB RAM): 720
720MHz Single Channel RAM 720
7.2GB Internal Memory (8GB): 7.20
720pHD @60fps (=1080p @20): 720
720pHD 2MP Frontfacing Cam: 720
7.2Mbs Speed (11.1/5.76Mbs): 7.20
720 nit Brightness 720
= Dell X/10 720
(The Three 720MHz Cores Actually Count for 3x 720 Anyway but ah well)
Successor (11 Months Afterwards): Dell X1080 [Dell Ex Ten Eighty]
Notable Changes:
Quadcore A15 @1080MHz (Intrensity Mod): 1080, 1080, 1080, 1080
10.8 Megapixel Camera (11MP): 1080
1GB FREE RAM (1.5GB RAM): 1080
10.8GB Internal Memory (16GB with ROM): 1080
1080p HD @ 60fps: 1080
1080p HD 4.3" Screen: 1080
1080 nit Brightness: 1080
= Dell X/10 1080

I would buy it if the desgin was slim and sexy.
Sent from my LS670 using XDA

I really hope you are going to maintain the 5 threads you started on your first day. :-/

mf2112 said:
I really hope you are going to maintain the 5 threads you started on your first day. :-/
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Lol

my dream phone:
-4.9" 720P SAMOLED+, with onscreen buttons, gorilla glass 2
-stock ICS, with tweaks to display the tablet interface, auto-fitted to screen, when connected to an external monitor (phone screen would become a touchpad)
-Samgsung's new quad core processor, 2 GB RAM
-64 GB onboard storage + micro SDcard
-Verizion LTE + worldphone HSPA+/WiMAX radios
-2MP FFC, 8.5 MP rear camera with HTC-quality camera tech, zero shutter lag.
-NFC, bluetooth 4.0, wifi b/g/n/ac
-power button and camera shutter button on the right side, volume on the left
-headphone jack on the bottom, microUSB 3.0 and micro HDMI on the lower left side.
-removable back cover with 2800MaH battery.
-carbon fiber body

mtmerrick said:
my dream phone:
-4.9" 720P SAMOLED+, with onscreen buttons, gorilla glass 2
-stock ICS, with tweaks to display the tablet interface, auto-fitted to screen, when connected to an external monitor (phone screen would become a touchpad)
-Samgsung's new quad core processor, 2 GB RAM
-64 GB onboard storage + micro SDcard
-Verizion LTE + worldphone HSPA+/WiMAX radios
-2MP FFC, 8.5 MP rear camera with HTC-quality camera tech, zero shutter lag.
-NFC, bluetooth 4.0, wifi b/g/n/ac
-power button and camera shutter button on the right side, volume on the left
-headphone jack on the bottom, microUSB 3.0 and micro HDMI on the lower left side.
-removable back cover with 2800MaH battery.
-carbon fiber body
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Sounds like the next nexus
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA

i'll buy one

mf2112 said:
I really hope you are going to maintain the 5 threads you started on your first day. :-/
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If You See The Number Of Threads I Normally Drop On Other Sites This Would Be A Cakewalk. Don't Worry Guy.

mtmerrick said:
my dream phone:
-4.9" 720P SAMOLED+, with onscreen buttons, gorilla glass 2
-stock ICS, with tweaks to display the tablet interface, auto-fitted to screen, when connected to an external monitor (phone screen would become a touchpad)
-Samgsung's new quad core processor, 2 GB RAM
-64 GB onboard storage + micro SDcard
-Verizion LTE + worldphone HSPA+/WiMAX radios
-2MP FFC, 8.5 MP rear camera with HTC-quality camera tech, zero shutter lag.
-NFC, bluetooth 4.0, wifi b/g/n/ac
-power button and camera shutter button on the right side, volume on the left
-headphone jack on the bottom, microUSB 3.0 and micro HDMI on the lower left side.
-removable back cover with 2800MaH battery.
-carbon fiber body
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Well Then Why Not Go For One Of The New Medfield Devices?
They All Have 2GB Ram And Their CPU's Outrun About Everything Else Except The Krait Processors
Btw... HTC Camera Tech.... Isnt Very Good
Nice Specs Though

chaosm said:
i'll buy one
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If You Are Talking About Mine Then Thanks
I'll Get Right Onto Dell With My Business Proposition

Here's mine
- Snapdragon S4 MSM8974 Quad Core 2.5 Ghz
- Adreno 320
- 2GB Ram
- 14 mp 1080p back camera
- 3 mp 1080p front-facing camera
- 4" display 380 PPI.
- 5400 mAh battery

nonione said:
Sounds like the next nexus
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA
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The Next Nexus Won't Have 2GB Ram
Ehem In My Uh Opinion

Spevky said:
Here's mine
- Snapdragon S4 MSM8974 Quad Core 2.5 Ghz
- Adreno 320
- 2GB Ram
- 14 mp 1080p back camera
- 3 mp 1080p front-facing camera
- 4" display 380 PPI.
- 5400 mAh battery
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Okay.... I Suppose Its Cool As I Didn't Mention To Be Realistic
Thing Is... Your Phone Will Burn The F*** Down With 4x 2.5GHz Cores
You Could Make It An 8 Core @ 1.2GHz/1.4GHz To Preserve The Battery
And The PPI Looks A Bit Dodgy. But They Are Great Specs Nonetheless

Shark_On_Land said:
I would buy it if the desgin was slim and sexy.
Sent from my LS670 using XDA
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Oh Its Slim And Sexy Alright
We Here At Dell Like To Cater To Everybody

I'm Not From Dell Btw
(Because I'm Somewhat Sure That One Of Their Representatives Is Lurking Around Somewhere In The Forums). Soorry Guys, Your Companies Name Just Fit Perfectly With The Name I Had In Mind

Shark_On_Land said:
I would buy it if the desgin was slim and sexy.
---->me too
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Spevky said:
Here's mine
- Snapdragon S4 MSM8974 Quad Core 2.5 Ghz
- Adreno 320
- 2GB Ram
- 14 mp 1080p back camera
- 3 mp 1080p front-facing camera
- 4" display 380 PPI.
- 5400 mAh battery
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WOOW!! 1080p 4" screen. It sonds nice but... Think it wouldnt be so good as it sonds.

In simple language
4.3" screen
Smoothness of Windows Phone
Apps of iOS
Customization of Android
Good Battery

seems good idea

lamborg said:
In simple language
4.3" screen
Smoothness of Windows Phone
Apps of iOS
Customization of Android
Good Battery
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Next MeeGo Or/And Tizen Device
Yay I'm Good

Nexus 4 Hands on video

Engadget
http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/29/google-nexus-4-hands-on/
So here it is at last, the Nexus 4. After countless leaks we finally got a chance to put our dirty little paws on Google and LG's lovechild. The verdict? It's simply phenomenal. By combining the nicest elements of the Optimus G with the latest iteration of Jelly Bean (Android 4.2) the two companies have created something that's better than the sum of its parts. Like its cousin, the Nexus 4 is built around Qualcomm's snappy 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdradon S4 Pro SoC with Adreno 320 graphics and 2GB of RAM. Storage comes in 8GB and 16GB flavors with no microSD expansion. It features the same lovely 4.7-inch 1280x768-pixel IPS display but sheds LTE support for an unlocked pentaband DC-HSPA+ (42Mbps) radio and wireless charging. On the camera front the Nexus 4 inherits the Optimus G's optional eight-megapixel BSI sensor and f/2.4 autofocus lens, instead of the slightly fancier 13 MP shooter. WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, A-GPS, NFC, Miracast plus a sealed 2100mAh Li-polymer battery complete the package.
Aesthetically, the Nexus 4 blends aspects of the Optimus G and Galaxy Nexus designs, with a glass-covered back and rounded-off top and bottom edges. This phone looks sand feels great -- materials and build quality are much improved over last year's handset. At 9.1mm (0.36 inches) thin and 131g (0.31 pounds), it's also very comfortable in hand. Most of the controls are unchanged from its relative -- standard 3.5mm headphone jack and secondary mic on top, volume rocker and micro-SIM tray on the left, micro-USB port and primary mic on the bottom and power / lock button on the right side. The Optimus G's capacitive keys give way to on-screen buttons and the LED notification light moves below the screen (from its former position near the 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera). Overall we're really impressed with the Nexus 4, and that's just the hardware. Sadly, we spent very little time with the software, which includes a plethora of improvements.
You'll be able to purchase a Nexus 4 unlocked in the Play Store starting November 13th for $299 (8GB), $349 (16GB) or $199 with two-year contract on T-Moble (16GB). STay tuned for our review
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Earlier thread started covering this : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963137
I'll let the mod's know to merge this thread with the earlier one.

[Q] Xperia SP performance phone

Guys i am new here and i need help in choosing a phone
i previously owned Sony Xperia SP (C5303)
Everything stock
i got the latest firmware version and i lost the damn phone
i was happy with the specs and all with the latest firmware, without lags
it was not rooted
i only played subway surfer, temple run 2, asphalt 8, stickman basketball
games kind a lame or might be a bit gay for you guys but i just only enjoy simple games
now i am planning to buy a new phone that would have atleast same performace
if would have better performance much appreciated
i have two phones in mind.
one would be Asus phone Zenfone 5
with specs
ASUS ZenFone 5 specs:
5-inch IPS display, 1280 x 720 @294ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 3
Intel Atom Z2560 1.6GHz dual-core processor with HyperThreading Technology
PowerVR SGX 544 MP2
2GB RAM
8GB/16GB internal storage
64GB via microSD
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
3G/HSPA+
Bluetooth
8MP BSI rear camera w/ LED flash
1080p video recording @30fps
2MP front-facing camera
Non-removable 2110mAh battery
Dual-SIM
Android 4.3
148.2 x 72.8 x 10.3mm
144g
the other phone i cannot name since it might not be available on other countries
Specs
5-inch IPS Full HD (1080 × 1920) display, 441ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 2
1.7GHz MediaTek MT6592 octa-core CPU
Mali-450MP GPU
2GB RAM
16GB internal storage
No microSD card support
16 megapixel rear camera, w/ LED flash
5 megapixel front camera
dual-SIM (micro), dual-standby
HSPA+, 3G
WiFi b/g/n
Bluetooth
GPS
USB OTG
Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
2,350mAh non-removable battery
7.3mm thin
Both phones almost has the same clock speed with my SP
advantage is the RAM
but i am not sure which GPU or Chipset is better
factors
*display
*speed
*multi-tasking
i can consume 3gb of space for music so storage will not be a factor
i dont take pictures so much and when i do i erase them immediately after i upload them
5gb total amount of games to be used in the storage
please share your thoughts

Aerodisaster said:
Guys i am new here and i need help in choosing a phone
i previously owned Sony Xperia SP (C5303)
Everything stock
i got the latest firmware version and i lost the damn phone
i was happy with the specs and all with the latest firmware, without lags
it was not rooted
i only played subway surfer, temple run 2, asphalt 8, stickman basketball
games kind a lame or might be a bit gay for you guys but i just only enjoy simple games
now i am planning to buy a new phone that would have atleast same performace
if would have better performance much appreciated
i have two phones in mind.
one would be Asus phone Zenfone 5
with specs
ASUS ZenFone 5 specs:
5-inch IPS display, 1280 x 720 @294ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 3
Intel Atom Z2560 1.6GHz dual-core processor with HyperThreading Technology
PowerVR SGX 544 MP2
2GB RAM
8GB/16GB internal storage
64GB via microSD
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
3G/HSPA+
Bluetooth
8MP BSI rear camera w/ LED flash
1080p video recording @30fps
2MP front-facing camera
Non-removable 2110mAh battery
Dual-SIM
Android 4.3
148.2 x 72.8 x 10.3mm
144g
the other phone i cannot name since it might not be available on other countries
Specs
5-inch IPS Full HD (1080 × 1920) display, 441ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 2
1.7GHz MediaTek MT6592 octa-core CPU
Mali-450MP GPU
2GB RAM
16GB internal storage
No microSD card support
16 megapixel rear camera, w/ LED flash
5 megapixel front camera
dual-SIM (micro), dual-standby
HSPA+, 3G
WiFi b/g/n
Bluetooth
GPS
USB OTG
Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
2,350mAh non-removable battery
7.3mm thin
Both phones almost has the same clock speed with my SP
advantage is the RAM
but i am not sure which GPU or Chipset is better
factors
*display
*speed
*multi-tasking
i can consume 3gb of space for music so storage will not be a factor
i dont take pictures so much and when i do i erase them immediately after i upload them
5gb total amount of games to be used in the storage
please share your thoughts
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How about you create this thread on your phones of choice forum and not here.

hey
Nanostray said:
How about you create this thread on your phones of choice forum and not here.
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i am new here
how can i do that?
some moderator even moved my post to SP troubleshooting something posts

hey
Nanostray said:
How about you create this thread on your phones of choice forum and not here.
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since you've read this, can you give out some ideas? which phone would probably catch up with the performance of SP? since you are an XSP user as well. other phones you can suggest? plsss? i am desperate

Nanostray said:
How about you create this thread on your phones of choice forum and not here.
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I don't think there is a section on xda for these phones (MTK/Intel= no source code= no development= no xda forum)
Sent from my C5303 using XDA Free mobile app

noahvt said:
I don't think there is a section on xda for these phones (MTK/Intel= no source code= no development= no xda forum)
Sent from my C5303 using XDA Free mobile app
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Motorola Razr I->Intel Atom->XDA Forum

thanks
antkalaitzakis96 said:
Motorola Razr I->Intel Atom->XDA Forum
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if only it would be available in our country i would buy that phone since it was debated before against XSP
almost same specs but no memory expansion
btw do you have any thoughts about MALI 450 mp vs SGX544?

How do you expect XSP users to know what phones have same performance..?

Nanostray said:
How do you expect XSP users to know what phones have same performance..?
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i havent thought of that but i believe that some people here are knowledgeable about GPUs and chipsets.

Aerodisaster said:
i havent thought of that but i believe that some people here are knowledgeable about GPUs and chipsets.
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My previous phone was Motorola Razr I..it had an intel CPU..since It was running stock-pure android it didn't lag..but not all apps are compartible with intel SoCs because it's architecture is x86... 98% percent of apps would work with intel and others will have bugs
Now, I read that MediaTek CPUs aren't good but I have never tested a phone with that cpu
If I were you and I was about to choose one of those 2 phones, I would pick the Asus just because it will get android 4.4

[Confirmed] [Official] Specs and Features of the G4

Here are the various specs and features of the LG G4 confirmed via PCMag's Live Coverage of the G4 event available here:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2483345,00.asp
Display
5.5-inch QHD IPS Quantum Display (25% brighter, 20% better colour reproduction)
Rear-Camera
16MP f/1.8 aperture Camera w/ unique colour spectrum sensor. New manual mode has shutter speed, ISO 2.0, white balance, RAW format. Laser auto-focus in .276 seconds. Camera app launches in 0.6 seconds, take picture by double-clicking on vol-down button. 2x Image-stabilization including the Z axis. "Closest we have ever come to emulating what we see with our naked eyes."
Front-Camera
8MP front-camera with "gesture-shot" launching
GUI
LG UX 4.0 "Human centric UX takes into consideration the unique needs of every user."
CPU/GPU/SoC
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 64-bit 808 Hex-Core (2+4 @ 2GHz) Processor with X10 LTE Cat 6&7 (X10LTE Modem has DL speeds of 450Mbps)
- Adreno 418 GPU (Natively captures 4k video) "20% faster than the G3". Uses special graphics RAM that puts the CPU to sleep when displaying still-frames, allows battery use reduction by up to 11%.
- 3GB Dual-channel LPDDR3 RAM @933MHz (14.9GB/s)
- 32GB Internal Memory
- MicroSD slot (Up to 2TB)
- Bluetooth 4.1
- USB 2.0
- A-GPS
- WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/b/ac
- 4k Slimport HDMI output
- NFC
Platform
Android 5.1 Lollipop w/ LG UX 4.0 "Human-centric UX"
Battery
Removable 3,000Mah battery "More than a full day on a single charge thanks to battery-use reductions"
Sensor Features
Sensor-assisted positioning for better indoor location.
Unique Device Features
- Leather backing "Glass on the back attracts fingerprints" (Plastic backing is still offered)
- Slim-arc design (Curved phone at 3000R) "Slim-arc makes it 20% more durable on drops"
- 100GB of Google Drive storage included
- LG G4 owners who drive Volkswagens can use MirrorLink for a car interface.
- LG G4 will come with a FREE extra battery and MicroSD card if you pre-order(Praise the lawd)
Event photos
Here: https://twitter.com/pcmaglive
All in all looks like a really solid successor to the G3. What do you guys think?

I had a G2, then the G3, and unless it's crazy expensive I'll pick up one of the leather back G4 models. I've tried the Droid Turbo, One M8, and S6 in between and none of them were as good as my G2/G3. Once root is released for the Verizon variant I'll be picking it up.

glad I bought a sammy s6 edge after seeing this..

Wireless charging? On the Droid-Life video when he takes off the back (2:59) you can see the copper conducting tape and thin electronic board in the backside cover = implies wireless charging out of the box.
Also, it is OIS 2.0 with them, not OIS.

No wireless charging btw..
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app

Info
since stupidphones i didn get any LG phones
i liked to buy G3 because of design but reviews... i didn't like result of reviews
Now i like G4 features and design so i m w8ing for some reviews to see its performance & quality
but I think it s worthy to buy it
:good:

no wireless charging or fingerprint scanner... disapointing

Tank87 said:
no wireless charging or fingerprint scanner... disapointing
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Agreed.
No fingerprint scanner = FAIL
Wider dimensions = FAIL
After months of waiting for the Lg G4, and am very disappointed that I will NOT be buying the G4.
I'm hoping Samsung releases a version of the S6 with a removable battery and SD. (S6 Active?)

Yes wireless charging with Quick Circle Case

tt c6 said:
Agreed.
No fingerprint scanner = FAIL
Wider dimensions = FAIL
After months of waiting for the Lg G4, and am very disappointed that I will NOT be buying the G4.
I'm hoping Samsung releases a version of the S6 with a removable battery and SD. (S6 Active?)
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Wow seems a little harsh. Fingerprint scanner is irrelevant to 99% of buyers but removable battery and microSD is important to much more. Samsung's interface and most everything else about the S6 is a fail. But it's cheap and made cheap so it will appeal to a lot of lemmings.
I am one that's waiting to see how the dev community is able to work with the device before I jump in and this would be my first non-HTC device in 4-5 years. On paper this has more going for it based on my needs and usage than anything else but the final decision for me will be made once the devs get their hands on it.
Edit:
So I saw this image and wondered, what is this area, NFC antenna or could it be wireless charging?

They don't have a physical home button, where would they fit a fingerprint scanner? Besides, the one on the S6 requires a re-swipe a lot.
Sent from my "bigger is smaller" LG G3

wase4711 said:
glad I bought a sammy s6 edge after seeing this..
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Tell me what you like/dislike about the S6 edge...if you were to sell one to me how would you do it? I am leaning towards the G4. If you can help me with this I will tell you what features have me leaning towards the G4 and its not because I currently have a G2. I will give you a hint....having a removable battery is a plus, but not a priority (My G2's battery is not removable.) Thank you in advance..
Sent from my LG-D800

@ThePhoneGeek That looks very similar to the apparatus on the G2. Uncertain though, as the NFC antenna is handled alongside the wireless charging capabilities on the vs980.

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@ThePhoneGeek That looks very similar to the apparatus on the G2. Uncertain though, as the NFC antenna is handled alongside the wireless charging capabilities on the vs980.
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Yeah that's what I was thinking but thought it was interesting.

I wonder if LG will go crazy with the over-sharpening of the display again. If so I'm definitely going to pass on it.

geoff5093 said:
They don't have a physical home button, where would they fit a fingerprint scanner? Besides, the one on the S6 requires a re-swipe a lot.
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Fingerprint works extremely well on my S6, on par with the iPhone 6.
Also works with multiple fingers, in any angle.

jpaulwaite said:
@ThePhoneGeek That looks very similar to the apparatus on the G2. Uncertain though, as the NFC antenna is handled alongside the wireless charging capabilities on the vs980.
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Model which was observed yesterday was korean G4 F500 named similar to G3 F460, you see, bump in index. So, F500 has only NFC antenna in the cover, and Qi supposed to reside in separately sold QuickCase, but only in korean's model. The int'national model H810 or H815 has HFC and Qi contacts so presumably it will have Qi wireless charging antenna right from the box as like as G3 had

JLishere said:
Fingerprint works extremely well on my S6, on par with the iPhone 6.
Also works with multiple fingers, in any angle.
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I had it for a week and it did work pretty well, but there were times it failed and I had to re-swipe
Sent from my "bigger is smaller" LG G3

ThePhoneGeek said:
Wow seems a little harsh. Fingerprint scanner is irrelevant to 99% of buyers but removable battery and microSD is important to much more. Samsung's interface and most everything else about the S6 is a fail. But it's cheap and made cheap so it will appeal to a lot of lemmings.
I am one that's waiting to see how the dev community is able to work with the device before I jump in and this would be my first non-HTC device in 4-5 years. On paper this has more going for it based on my needs and usage than anything else but the final decision for me will be made once the devs get their hands on it.
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So I saw this image and wondered, what is this area, NFC antenna or could it be wireless charging?
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Yes I saw this too, I assumed it was the wireless charging antenna but I suppose it could be the NFC too.

I honestly have no use for a finger print scanner, since I use android wear and have my watch and car as a trusted device. I don't understand why a finger print scanner is a big deal lol.

Upgrading from lg g3 to note 7 or pro?

Hi
My wife has an lg g3 that is working pretty good. With new original battery and a free insurance it is good...
But I wonder if she should upgrade to the Redmi note 7? Or to the pro?
Beside battery life, will the camera,performance exc will be better?

chenrp said:
Hi
My wife has an lg g3 that is working pretty good. With new original battery and a free insurance it is good...
But I wonder if she should upgrade to the Redmi note 7? Or to the pro?
Beside battery life, will the camera,performance exc will be better?
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Everything would be better

Explain please

E v e r y t h i n g !

Like what? The cpu is not as fast as the one the g3 has...

https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=6294&idPhone2=9513
Looks to me like its _at least_ double the Processing power, you do realise the G3 is a Quad core not Octa right? I had a G3 2 years ago, it died, but I agree EVERYTHING will be better (Except less pixels on the screen, which imo were a waste on the G3 anyway)

menvert said:
https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=6294&idPhone2=9513
Looks to me like its _at least_ double the Processing power, you do realise the G3 is a Quad core not Octa right? I had a G3 2 years ago, it died, but I agree EVERYTHING will be better (Except less pixels on the screen, which imo were a waste on the G3 anyway)
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The number of cores is irrelevant
The cpu of the lg g3 is much faster than the note 7
And the screen is better

quad core to octa core comparison is completely irrelevant, except only when the cores in question are identical on each platform (which they are not).
the things u gain in buying a rn7/p and replacing the g3:
- build quality. u get a more recent gorilla glass version and glass back on top of plastic instead of just plastic on the g3. also gradient colours on the rn7 look quite good
- far superior soc. sd 660 (rn7) is on sd 835 performance levels, which is 3 generations ahead of the 801 on the g3. the sd 675 on the pro performs even better
- far superior battery life. u get 1000mah more battery capacity, and the 660/675 is again more efficient than the 801 due to process node shrinks over 3 generations
- far larger screen, both in terms of panel size and screen to body ratio
- usbc. also support for faster charging
- official updates. support for the g3 would have been dropped at least 2 years ago, while this still has another 3.
- ir blaster. u can control stuff like tv and aircon and is a gimmick that people will actually use
the only things I see that u miss from the g3:
- 1440p screen, but on a phone with bezels and 5.5" screen the difference between qhd and fhd is negligible
- ois
personally I'd recommend u to get the non pro rn7, as it is global unlike the pro, which means it is easier to procure, and (at least in china) the pro costs half as much more than the non pro but you don't get a lot more phone.

Cool
But does the sd660 like sd835 in terms of performance?? Really?

how outdated is your info? :silly:
gone are the days when the 8xx series was your only hope of smooth performance and the 6xx series was a big compromise. go look up geekbench or antutu scores, you'll see the sd 660 catching up to the sd 835 while handily beating sd 820/1 devices. the sd 675 matches the 835 in multicore. both of which are adequate in day to day usage.

Mmm
I'm not in any way capable of speaking in such a competent manner as the one before me.
But I can tell you this.
My wife USED to have an LG g3 (she now has an LG g4 that was mine)
The g3 now passed to my kid...
And when she saw how the r5plus (RIP) worked and now the new rn7 I bought.. she wants to change the LG g4 to a rn7 (or r6 pro...purely for the dual selfie )
There's no comparison. At least not in a "real day by day" use.
Having a battery that goes a full day with no worries it's incredible. A huge screen to see Netflix or wtvr... Gestures. Updates. Rounded screen borders and "cooler" form factor/colors
And it really feels smooth.
So, they give you the specs on the other post. I give you the knowing of having use them both (well... The g4 actually, and was better than the g3... )
And I couldn't be happier making the switch. And planning on doing the same with her phone as soon as we can.
Hope it helps.

Cool
Thanks!

chenrp said:
The number of cores is irrelevant
The cpu of the lg g3 is much faster than the note 7
And the screen is better
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I had an LG G3 the phone is not bad but the note 7 is better, it is more fluid than the G3
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