OriginalThinking
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I've just woken up. I'm damned hungry. For an Ice Cream Sandwich. My release date whining is going to get worse and worse and worse until Google sort something out goddammit!!
Socreges said:Direct me, kind sir. For I'm quite sure you're wrong.
Nothing on Rogers' website, nor Telus'. The Bell model was just released a few days ago.
There are new phones coming, and an event coming soon.josephdebono said:So, in all this panic and rumours over rumours, do we have anything at all which is confirmed?
Do we even have a certain date for the unpacked event?
MiniKelly said:All those A+ specs are awesome. The only thing I worry about is the battery on a LTE phone. My thunderbolt LTE last only 6-10 hours. I charge it twice a day and still manage to run out by 9pm.
andycapps said:Maybe I'm the only one thinking this, but with the Nexus Prime having a much higher resolution than anything on the market, including the 4S, isn't it going to have much worse benchmarks as a result? It would have to have a significantly better processor and GPU to even equal what these other phones are pushing at a lower res.
OriginalThinking said:This is what we know for (pretty much certain)
720p screen: A+spec
1GB ram: A+spec
1.2GHZ dual core processor or better: A+spec
Virtual on screen keys: A+spec
9mm slim: A+ spec
1080p recording at 30fps: A+spec
Android 4.0: A+spec
GPU: potential meh
Camera: potential meh
It might not spank the pants of the GS2 but it is still going to be an amazing product. A lot of us would like the generational leap of the Nexus One. A phone that basically trounced everything that was already out there, Android or otherwise. That probably won't happen. It'll be an amazing product but probably won't match all our expectations.
sleeping_dragon said:seriously if this is the spec then i am deeply disappointed, i mean beside from ICS and the 720p screen my 6 months old gs2 draw or beat it in every single categories.
andycapps said:Maybe I'm the only one thinking this, but with the Nexus Prime having a much higher resolution than anything on the market, including the 4S, isn't it going to have much worse benchmarks as a result? It would have to have a significantly better processor and GPU to even equal what these other phones are pushing at a lower res.
sleeping_dragon said:seriously if this is the spec then i am deeply disappointed, i mean beside from ICS and the 720p screen my 6 months old gs2 draw or beat it in every single categories.
gcubed said:nope, you aren't the only one, we've been talking about it on and off over the last 2 pages. I'm taking the approach of, look at the 4430 GPU benchmarks, and thats what you are going to get with the 4460 with the higher res.
gcubed said:nope, you aren't the only one, we've been talking about it on and off over the last 2 pages. I'm taking the approach of, look at the 4430 GPU benchmarks, and thats what you are going to get with the 4460 with the higher res.
You need a new, trollish avatar. It's hard to recognize you without one.Copernicus said:I'm expecting it to use a chip that will double the 4S benchmarks.
So that I have something inconsequential to bitch about later on.
brotkasten said:You need a new, trollish avatar. It's hard to recognize you without one.
CPU benchmarks aren't affected by screen resolution, and the graphics chip has been tested at 720p:Vyse The Legend said:Yes, a higher resolution typically means lower benchmark numbers.
This is why everyone thinks Exynos is so amazing. Its benchmarks were very impressive... on a low-resolution screen (480x800).
IMACOMPUTA said:I need help guys!
So i'm following this : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1257574
for installing CM7 on my ATRIX.
I used this one click rooting program : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1255548
and backed up using Titanium backup.
I then installed Rom Manager (clockwork) and flashed CWM.
But when i try to boot into Android Recovery, i just get the exclaimation mark with the android guy.
Do i have to unlock the bootloader? It doesn't say anything about it in the CM7 guide I'm following.. but i can't think of what else it might be.
HELP GAF!
don't we already know that it's called jelly beanpolyh3dron said:After ICS gets released I hereby nominate the next version's name to be Jello Pudding Pop.
Who's with me?
OriginalThinking said:This is what we know for (pretty much certain)
720p screen: A+spec
1GB ram: A+spec
1.2GHZ dual core processor or better: A+spec
Virtual on screen keys: A+spec
9mm slim: A+ spec
1080p recording at 30fps: A+spec
Android 4.0: A+spec
GPU: potential meh
Camera: potential meh
It might not spank the pants of the GS2 but it is still going to be an amazing product. A lot of us would like the generational leap of the Nexus One. A phone that basically trounced everything that was already out there, Android or otherwise. That probably won't happen. It'll be an amazing product but probably won't match all our expectations.
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
gcubed said:you dont know android do you?
The only thing that won't outperform the 4S in that list is the GPU (most likely the camera as well, but you wouldn't even come into this considering thats a possibility). Considering there is no effort to push gaming on Android there is little use to care about GPU benchmarks.
OriginalThinking said:I've just woken up. I'm damned hungry. For an Ice Cream Sandwich. My release date whining is going to get worse and worse and worse until Google sort something out goddammit!!
Mrbob said:There is no effort right now, but one year from now I think things will be a lot different. GTA3 10th anniversary edition is coming out day and date on certain android devices with the iOS version. Android has too big of market share to be ignored. In fact is Google figures out how to sell apps the market on Android will be bigger than iOS.
Mrbob said:There is no effort right now, but one year from now I think things will be a lot different. GTA3 10th anniversary edition is coming out day and date on certain android devices alongside the iOS version. Android has too big of market share to be ignored. In fact if Google figures out how to sell apps the market on Android will be bigger than iOS.
Mrbob said:I didn't say destroy consoles, though. Google will keep iterating until they finally get it right. Square Enix is jumping on the Android bandwagon too. Companies are starting to give the platform a look.
Jtwo said:Yeah, Clockwork recovery would never automatically boot and install for me. I always had to flash manually. Not sure why.
I think you just hold down x or the volume up and shutter button upon booting and then select the rom from your SD card.IMACOMPUTA said:how do i flash manually?
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
The Interrobanger said:Other than being the highest spec phone on the market and a huge upgrade from all the other Nexus devices, how are you finding this disappointing?
gcubed said:you dont know android do you?
The only thing that won't outperform the 4S in that list is the GPU (most likely the camera as well, but you wouldn't even come into this considering thats a possibility). Considering there is no effort to push gaming on Android there is little use to care about GPU benchmarks.
Mrbob said:In fact if Google figures out how to sell apps the market on Android will be bigger than iOS.
nib95 said:Hows that then? Because of the screen resolution and size? Please. If you increase the resolution it seems almost natural you'd up the CPU/GPU to match it. Instead Google have done the opposite. Same CPU with a worse GPU. What a waste.
nib95 said:Incredibly disappointing. Bit of a Google fail tbh. 4S is basically the best choice for performance users. You'd only really go Nexus Prime if you want Android or the bigger screen. It's annoying because I really wanted to switch to Android, but it was the lack of a solid upgrade that put me off the 4S, and ironically the same thing now with the Nexus Prime.
Copernicus said:Google doesn't care about the Market. I'm looking for the comment at the moment, one of the guys from the android team mentions how curating a store to a high degree creates a responsibility under the DMCA. They are apparently side stepping this responsibility by not curating it all, that only makes them responsible for cleaning up after being alerted to the infractions.
andycapps said:I don't think a performance user would really want a 3.7" screen, so the 4S would be out, really. The Prime is going to more than hold it's own, and it's going to have a slightly better DPI than the 4S, and a screen that's almost a whole inch bigger. That impressive, to me.
nib95 said:Hows that then? Because of the screen resolution and size? Please. If you increase the resolution it seems almost natural you'd up the CPU/GPU to match it. Instead Google have done the opposite. Same CPU with a worse GPU. What a waste.
So camera and gaming go to the 4S and you think general performance won't either with that cpu on the 4S? Honestly it seems like (based on what I'm reading) the Nexus Prime's main selling point is really the 720p 4.5" screen. Everything else is expected or below par. Software wise, I'd imagine the other comparative devices will get the upgrade.
If you want to push the gaming market on Android you need to start keeping up GPU wise compared to the iPhone.
Utter disappointment. Be interesting to see if the battery life is half decent or if they've failed there. That's one thing Apple have done ok on, with performance increases come better battery to suit, as oppose to the other way around.
Jtwo said:nibs, I say this as a friend: You're trippin' holmes.
Its gonna be fine. Maybe it won't be number1 in all the benchmarks.. but its going to be fine.