BoboBrazil
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The one guy who said something positive also returned his after he couldn't even sell it back at face value to someone else. Yikes
That's because I didn't like it as much as my OPO. I think the OPO is the better phone.
The one guy who said something positive also returned his after he couldn't even sell it back at face value to someone else. Yikes
On the topic of pink iPhones, do people actually see this ad think it looks good?
On the topic of pink iPhones, do people actually see this ad think it looks good?
On the topic of pink iPhones, do people actually see this ad think it looks good?
samsung hardware (I guess it's camera software in this case) is beast still...
There's some chugging when going between several apps, but I've not had it completely pause for 5+ seconds yet, which was VERY common on Lollipop.
Sure. Still getting plenty of hitches on Marshmallow, though.
The N6 has been the worst Android phone I've used, performance-wise, and I owned a Galaxy Nexus!
The Nexus 6 was the first phone that gave me a legitimately bad experience with Android.
Do you hate yourself, or know someone who does? N6 is back at $299 on ebay.
samsung hardware (I guess it's camera software in this case) is beast still...
Also I thought Z5 had the best smartphone camera EVER. Dxomark lol.
On the topic of pink iPhones, do people actually see this ad think it looks good?
Samsung has been the best Android OEM for a long time now. This year was a step back for them but if they go back to the things that made them good instead of trying to make an iPhone that runs Android in 2016 things will be fine.
Every time I go to order a 6P, I look at it and then decide not to because it looks stupid.
Thanks for nothing, Huawei.
i was like "Sony... best Android OEM? that's some GAF shit right there."
Looks awesome to me in video.
Hey everyone,
My oneplus 2 will be arriving soon, and I will be upgrading from an galaxy s3. So my screen size will jump from 4,8 inch to 5,5 inch. I am a little scared though that the extra size would be uncomfortable to use. So are there any other people here that jumped to a bigger phone and how was it? Did you get used to it quickly?
I wish Motorola had a few more years under Google. Would have been great to see a few more Moto's developed by the original team.
Lol. Carphonewarehouse says expected delivery October 18th. Getting before Google store. Yeah right.
Google's going to release earlypleasepleasepleaseplease
samsung hardware (I guess it's camera software in this case) is beast still...
Also I thought Z5 had the best smartphone camera EVER. Dxomark lol.
DxoMark is trusted because they review actual cameras and should know what a good camera is, but anybody who actually looked at their rankings would've noticed how poor they are at actually rating mobile cameras--for example, the Lumias that had actual optical zoom and giant sensors are near the bottom below all the other Xperias and even the S4, which is nonsensical.
Don't professional photographers feel the same though? That Lumia sensors are not as good as Sony ones.
I went from a 3.5" iPhone 4 to a 4.5" Moto G. After 5 minutes of using the Moto G, the iPhone seemed downright microscopic.
For a more extreme anecdote, a friend recently went from a 3.5" iPhone 3Gs to a 5.5" LG G3. Within a day he had adapted to the larger screen and wondered how he was able to tolerate the tiny screen of his old iPhone for so long. Heck, after using his G3 for a bit (I helped him set it up and show him the basics of Android) my Moto G seemed tiny and cramped.
DxoMark is trusted because they review actual cameras and should know what a good camera is, but anybody who actually looked at their rankings would've noticed how poor they are at actually rating mobile cameras--for example, the Lumias that had actual optical zoom and giant sensors are near the bottom below all the other Xperias and even the S4, which is nonsensical.
i was like "Sony... best Android OEM? that's some GAF shit right there."
There are Lumias that use Sony sensors. Unsure of the 1020 though. I think the sensor manufacturers get too much attention though and the image processing pipeline will vary much more than Sony or Toshiba sensors.Don't professional photographers feel the same though? That Lumia sensors are not as good as Sony ones.
There are Lumias that use Sony sensors. Unsure of the 1020 though. I think the sensor manufacturers get too much attention though and the image processing pipeline will vary much more than Sony or Toshiba sensors.
DXO mobile focused heavily on post processing where the Lumias often fell short. In pure mtf the 1020 still smashes any handset apart from some softness in the corners.
DXO for proper cameras tests sensors and lenses separately and sensors are tested for signal to noise, dynamic range and color depth over the ISO range. Very different compared to their mobile reviews with hard numbers.
The bands on the pink one almost look like a thong
does Nexus 5x/6p have region lock?
can I import it from the US to Germany?
Not as such. You will miss out on some lte bands/tiers that will probably be included in the international version.
I did the math at launch, and for UK, after you add import taxes etc, it didn't work out all that great.
Afaik, that's correct, the missing bands are pretty much those used by european providers, so while importing would be a rather cheap solution (or getting one during a USA travel) but seriously gimp the device here.Not as such. You will miss out on some lte bands/tiers that will probably be included in the international version.
I did the math at launch, and for UK, after you add import taxes etc, it didn't work out all that great.
How can there be such a huge gap anyway, it's ridiculous.
USA: 379 US-Dollar
Germany: 479 Euro (=541 Dollar)
I mean this is Sony we're talking about, you probably have watched many movies shot on Sony movie cameras, edited on Sony professional equipment, and displayed on Sony digital projectors in movie theaters. Their reputation in hardware is exemplary. But we all know Sony is a hardware company, not a software company and it's been that way for decades. The result is that the Xperia devices underperform using the same sensors as the Apple and Samsung devices.
That would make the raw files useless.Testing actual DSLR cameras is way different than testing phone cameras.
Phone cameras do require a lot more post-processing than DSLR cameras. The laws of physics are absolute when it comes to photography, have you seen how big the lenses, associated optics, and sensors are on real cameras? The more actual light you can capture, the better raw quality will be. The physical light collecting aspect of photography isn't rocket science, it's been understood for many decades.
Nexus 6 RAW low light edited by me:
Afaik, that's correct, the missing bands are pretty much those used by european providers, so while importing would be a rather cheap solution (or getting one during a USA travel) but seriously gimp the device here.
Would be interesting to know if Google did this on purpose, to prevent importing US units to europe. Did the 2014 N6 came in 2 versions with different bands, or is that a first for them this year?
Ah ok, thank you. Without those insane differences in price and launch-date, i guess there was no need for me to check this out. ^^Both the 5 and 6 have two models, a U.S. And international model.
Man the pink is absolutely hideous, especially with the white bands *bleeeh*. Gold is alright, was super jealous seeing my friends gold macbook. They really need a darker option though. I came so close to getting a Space Grey 6S+ it's just too bad it isn't darker like it was on the Ipad and Ipod and didn't have the ugly bands. I probably would have been willing to wait the couple weeks and pay the 900 bucks for one.Really glad I got a Nexus 6 though. Thing is a baller.
i was like "Sony... best Android OEM? that's some GAF shit right there."
Yup. Does the 6P have two models? I'm aware of only one, thankfully.Both the 5 and 6 have two models, a U.S. And international model.
Yup. Does the 6P have two models? I'm aware of only one, thankfully.