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EPIC OWNERS: Will you ditch Samsung or stay come upgrade time?

Which will it be?

  • HTC EVO 3D

    Votes: 8 33.3%
  • Samsung Galaxy S2 (Sprint variant) or Nexus S 4G

    Votes: 16 66.7%

  • Total voters
    24
  • Poll closed .
honestly for what i use my phone for, the epic is already pretty solid. With the whole froyo debacle passed us, i give samsung props. If they (along with sprint) release ED12 gingerbread for the epic then i will be VERY satisfied with this phone for a long while. Our hummingbird processors scream and come alive with gingerbread, Even though the Nexus S is the same phone and hardware pratically, it seems faster and smoother like butter! Thats because Gingerbread! BUT in the case of your poll....mmmmeh galaxy S2 is just to damn sexy. I wont own any phone that does not have an LED screen after owning the epic. Its like seeing HD tv for the first time. Digital cable just doesnt seem right afterwards LOL
 
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exactly why I will be keeping my Epic. The display and the keyboard. hands down, best keyboard, 5 rows, nothing better than that.

The S2 will have Super AMOLED Plus and might have a keyboard too. If the Nexus S 4G has at least 720p, and maybe a notification light and a dedicated camera button, I'd rock it for year. SVDO would be nice since Verizon has it.
 
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See Problem Solved for HTC Devices. Add a graphics processor.
HTC, make checks payable to FreakyLocz14. LOL
Well that solves the processor issue, the display still needs to come up in clarity. Similar to the iPhone and S-AMOLED devices.

The EVO 3D is supposed to have a qHD (540x960 resolution) Super LCD display. The current EVO has a WVGA (480x800 resolution) display TFT LCD display. The Galaxy S2 will have a WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display. The Plus means that it packs more subpixels into a pixel, so things look less pixelated even if the resolution is the same as the EPIC.
 
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I am staying with Sprint & my EPIC no questions asked. I am in a family plan, so I only pay like $32 a month for unlimited txt and data along with more than enough minutes. I am happy with my Epic I still love it just as much as day one. When my upgrade comes I most likely wont use it. I am a person that keeps things till they break or are extremely old and some sort of game-changer comes around. I owned 2 Razrs and before i switched over to sprint I was on a v3 Razr from AT&t for over 4 years, the phone still works and is being used by a friend right now. So it will take a lot for me to budge, more then dual-core 3d blah blah.

But if i had to choose I'd stick with Samsung and try the next galaxy variant available. They are doing some things right and they will work out the kinks someday.

The network/signal strength that really dictates the way your phone acts which is the bottleneck is not going to be any faster no matter how many cores you have or how 3d your screen is.
 
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