I just got over 1500 on my rooted DX. Does this mean my DX is almost as good as the Galaxy Nexus?
at 3d games? maybe..
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I just got over 1500 on my rooted DX. Does this mean my DX is almost as good as the Galaxy Nexus?
I just got over 1500 on my rooted DX. Does this mean my DX is almost as good as the Galaxy Nexus?
I just got over 1500 on my rooted DX. Does this mean my DX is almost as good as the Galaxy Nexus?
And what's with both the Vigor and GNex getting the same date? I know that's what the MAP says, but seems kinda strange to me. Figure they'd want to spread them out.
I'm guessing GNex 11/10 and Vigor 11/17.
I think we'll get a preorder for the G-Nex on the 3rd with an in-store availability on the 10th. As for the Vigor...I have no idea what to think of that phone as it has gotten absolutely 0 love lately. And I can't blame them--who would want to release a bloated phone within a week of the G-Nex? Sounds like a FAIL strategy to me.
I think we'll get a preorder for the G-Nex on the 3rd with an in-store availability on the 10th. As for the Vigor...I have no idea what to think of that phone as it has gotten absolutely 0 love lately. And I can't blame them--who would want to release a bloated phone within a week of the G-Nex? Sounds like a FAIL strategy to me.
If this device does not get released until late November or December, I could could see some in this forum go insane.
lma0
bldengineer's post was a big smiler - but this one? I don't care who you are, that's just funny right there.
PS - Gooooooooooooood morning, Galaxasaurus Nexers!
Maybe. I see it more of a burning-out. This past weekend I was totally burnt-out on SGN that I really didn't care that much about it anymore. I think I'll be super-excited about it when it finally drops, but I'm not going to have a heart attack waiting for it.
I know I'm the bipolar one in this group, according to the "psychologists" among you,
This may not be the place for it but someone please explain quadrant and its purpose/function.
And that's not overclocking right, because you can't with the X? I remember I used to get mid 1600s with my OG overclocked to 1.1 or 1.2 Ghz. My T-bolt, the last time I ran it AOSP ran around 2500. Point of this is that Quadrant is shouldn't be relied upon for any useful data. In fact, makes me wonder why the hell I even have it on my T-bolt...Hmmmmmmmmm
Heh! Keep an eye on me. I'm already gonna buy on release day, something I never do until the 1st price drop and reviews have been read.
If I hear of a 1.5 GHz device in Jan I'll die.
Maybe. I see it more of a burning-out. This past weekend I was totally burnt-out on SGN that I really didn't care that much about it anymore. I think I'll be super-excited about it when it finally drops, but I'm not going to have a heart attack waiting for it.
I know I'm the bipolar one in this group, according to the "psychologists" among you, but I'm kind of done living and dying with the news about this phone. At this point, I think until I actually can walk into Verizon and pick it up, I'm in a "blah" mood about it.
Edit: Doesn't mean I'll stop posting or lounging around in this thread of course, but I just don't feel the "thrill" I did before.
you mean like this? Samsung Galaxy S II HD speeds through FCC | Android Community
I also must say that I have very little faith that P3Droid has a current SGN. The pics he posted of it have a completely different back cover to what was announced in HK.
Thisismynext said in their podcast that many of the phones at HK had different firmwares, etc.
I don't take p3Droid's claims with a grain of salt. I sift the entire 7 seas of the world, collect all of that salt, and then add the salt from all the tables at all the fast food and sit-down restaurants in the United States, collect all of it into a giant receptacle triple the size of the International Space Station, and then dump all of it on his tweet.
Maybe. I see it more of a burning-out. This past weekend I was totally burnt-out on SGN that I really didn't care that much about it anymore. I think I'll be super-excited about it when it finally drops, but I'm not going to have a heart attack waiting for it.
I know I'm the bipolar one in this group, according to the "psychologists" among you, but I'm kind of done living and dying with the news about this phone. At this point, I think until I actually can walk into Verizon and pick it up, I'm in a "blah" mood about it.
Edit: Doesn't mean I'll stop posting or lounging around in this thread of course, but I just don't feel the "thrill" I did before.
EarlyMon summed it up pretty nicely but the REAL purpose of Quadrant is for bragging rights (I kid but that seems to be the case)
SGSII holds the title with a 3700 and some change.
I think we all expected too much from this phone and when our expectations hit reality a lot of us were taken aback. Be honest, had Samsung come to the table with the "Nexus Prime" with dual core 1.5Ghz processors, 32GB on board and three different models, one with no SD card included, one with 16GB and one with 32GB SD cards included. NFC, 1GB of RAM, ICS, True HD Display 16:9, 4G etc. We would have all been so excited about this phone that we would be camping out in front of Big Red NOW.
As it is, it fell short of those lofty expectations. So now the dilemma for many is, do I buy in now or do I allow myself to be sucked into the "next" big thing. Maybe it's the G2HD, maybe it's the G3, maybe it's phone XYZ. If your phone still functions the way that it did on launch. If your phone has lots of developer support and lots of ROMS, if you have rooted and don't mind or even like playing around . . . maybe the answer is what is coming in the 1st quarter 2012. Otherwise, where's the problem. You go from a phone not truly functioning well to the best . . . well one of the best on the market. Hey, at least you have ICS by yourself . . . for now.
I think we all expected too much from this phone and when our expectations hit reality a lot of us were taken aback. Be honest, had Samsung come to the table with the "Nexus Prime" with dual core 1.5Ghz processors, 32GB on board and three different models, one with no SD card included, one with 16GB and one with 32GB SD cards included. NFC, 1GB of RAM, ICS, True HD Display 16:9, 4G etc. We would have all been so excited about this phone that we would be camping out in front of Big Red NOW.
It's true about the bragging part - I've been in forums where regulars have asked me to leave because I must be jealous of their Quadrant scores.
OK - in fairness, I have found the explanation about Quadrant - note that this instructional video ends with the usual behavior among its ardent fans.
Kirk plays Fizbin. - YouTube
Yeap. Perfect.
I'd say a score of 3700 must be like a Royal Fizbin!
So here is a question: Pre-order or in-store morning of? I can see the advantages of pre-ordering in that you will guarantee yourself a phone if the order goes through. But for me that would require me waiting until the night of release when I get home, which then you need to plug it up for 8 hours to charge before playing with it (haha. yeah right.) Or go to store at opening, and get it that morning, but risk it being more popular than you expected and they are out of stock, or didn't get any at that store at all... Which is it folks?
So here is a question: Pre-order or in-store morning of? I can see the advantages of pre-ordering in that you will guarantee yourself a phone if the order goes through. But for me that would require me waiting until the night of release when I get home, which then you need to plug it up for 8 hours to charge before playing with it (haha. yeah right.) Or go to store at opening, and get it that morning, but risk it being more popular than you expected and they are out of stock, or didn't get any at that store at all... Which is it folks?
Sometimes you get your phone like a day before so if that happens you could have it and get to mess around with it before everyone else.
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