So if I have a choice between oneplus three and p9, which one should opt for? I really value photography and the p9 seems to be really unique in that regard with the monochrome lens and fake bokeh. Everything else on the spec sheet points to oneplus three though. Is the monochrome lens and fake bokeh good enough to offset all the spec differences?
Anyone had any experience with both?
I don't play games on my phone. I only browse, chat and take pictures.
Yikes at that fingerprint sensor location LOLLLLLLLL
and the screen size is increasing that much and the battery size is still the same for the smaller one?
Hope the battery life is good. The S7 non edge was meh
there is. We will see who will be the first to use it on the popular android side. Might be Apple who does it first but we'll see. I say popular because for all I know some chinese company will do it or has done it.Regarding S8, Isn't there a new tech where they can add the finger print scanner under the glass screen on the front? I know there was an article on the Verge about this and how it would show up in some phones this year.
The back of the leaked S8 looks exactly like the S7. Not sure if they could also add in a scanner in the flash/heart rate monitor thing.
S8? S8
The two models, with 5.8- and 6.2-inch QHD Super AMOLED screens which cover 83% of their front panels, were first detailed by The Guardian. Because of their unusual size, their aspect ratio at 18.5:9 deviates slightly from the industry-standard 16:9. As The Guardian noted, both models sport Samsungs edge display, which curves downward on both sides of the handset.
While the Android Nougat-powered phones may include different systems-on-chip depending on sales region Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 in some and Samsung Exynos in others all will have processors made using 10-nanometer fabrication methods. Performance-wise, this is said to make them 11% faster than the Galaxy S7 overall, with 23% faster graphics processing, but still 20% more energy efficient.
That improved power consumption will be critical, because despite the vastly-increased display sizes, battery capacity is said to be a relatively conservative 3000mAh and 3500mAh for the 5.8-inch and 6.2-inch designs, respectively. And while internally the 4GB of RAM remains unchanged from the past few models, 64GB is the new baseline when it comes to internal storage (supplemented by a 256GB-capable microSD slot).
Charging is accomplished via a USB-C port, which is located on the bottom of the handsets next to as Samsung will no doubt highlight in its presentation an Apple-scorned 3.5-millimeter jack. Stereo speakers flank the two connectors.
Another difference between this year and last: the price. In Europe, the two Galaxy S8 models will each cost 100 more than last years models the 5.8-inch model will retail for 799 and the 6.2-inch model at 899. Both go on sale April 21.
tons more details at link
http://venturebeat.com/2017/01/26/this-is-the-samsung-galaxy-s8-launching-march-29/
Sold!!! Thanks!!!!I'm as partial as it gets, I have the P9 as a daily driver, and I usually see and mess around with a O+3 quite a few times per week. I mean these are top devices. They are both fast as hell, P9 is a bit faster, but you won't notice a difference. If you did it would be 2 years down the line only and even then I have my doubts you'd see a difference.
For me the P9 is top top class during day photos, the best, at night it's not the best though, but pretty good. Monochrome images are beautiful, but really, the bokeh is just amazing. Fake or not, the end results are a lot of the times incredibly convincing. For an unkeen eye and a lot of regular costumers, and even some trained eyes and photographers actually, they pass off as 100% equal as the result you get on a DSLR in terms of bokeh. We know it's not as good as a DSLR here at Neogaf of course, but when I demonstrate the P9 and showoff the photos to costumers (and that's why I'm partial, my job is to sell P9s and more Huawei phones), I get all sorts of awesome and ego-increasing reactions. I get accused of having edited the photos, accused of taking them with a DSLR, or having gotten them on the Internet somewhere.
That really speaks to me about the end result Huawei got. Software based, hardware based, or hybrid based, the fact it can leave actual photographers in awe just gives me a confirmation that in that regard, it really is something else. I have my opinion, but having costumers confirm my opinion is the best confirmation I can have about the results we achieve.
The best thing is it takes incredible photos in automatic mode, by simply pressing the button.
I have a lot of bokeh examples, drop me a Pm if you want samples, or I can post them here if more people want some examples. I can also give you a quick demo of the bokeh mode and editing if you want!
If photography is fundamental to you, in that case I'd go P9 over O+3.
I had that on my Nexus 6, and have it now on my Pixel XL. Did you maybe disable it in Settings?When I had my Nexus 5, any time I connected to a WiFi hotspot that required browser authentication, the system notified me and opened a browser-like window. Now that I'm on a Nexus 6, I no longer get that notification and have to go onto random sites in Chrome until I hit one that isn't cached so the authentication page will load.
Was this a function of the OS before, or is there some app on the Nexus 5 that I forgot to install on the Nexus 6?
Interesting Samsung is buying it all up rather than using their own chips.
I had that on my Nexus 6, and have it now on my Pixel XL. Did you maybe disable it in Settings?
S8? S8
tons more details at link
http://venturebeat.com/2017/01/26/this-is-the-samsung-galaxy-s8-launching-march-29/
oh y'all wanted a rear FP sensor?
HOLDAT L
real talk.... why the rear FP sensor look like a 90 degree rotated Samsung Home button?
Sony announcing 5 phones at MWC?
https://www.slashgear.com/sony-to-reveal-not-one-but-five-xperia-models-at-mwc-2017-26472977/
looks like my oneplus 3 is the chinese model somehow and that's the reaosn i can't access lte via tmobile.
well fuck
or the sim card is fucked idk
edit: in better news, Looks like the 3t shipping times are good now. So i'll return the OP3 to amazon. and order a 3t through oneplus.
oh y'all wanted a rear FP sensor?
HOLDAT L
real talk.... why the rear FP sensor look like a 90 degree rotated Samsung Home button?
Hopefully Sony announces something good.As much as I want to believe that info, it seems to have originally come from a well known idiot who roams another forum I visit. He posted it on his site/blog and the same info is being posted elsewhere. He's known for just calling out random specs and making random predictions and pretty much nothing seems to pan out of it AFAIK.
It would be great if another source could independently confirm these details, but until then I won't bother getting excited over this "leak"
Anandtech Mate 9 review: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10871/the-huawei-mate-9-review
result:good ass phone
Anandtech Mate 9 review: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10871/the-huawei-mate-9-review
result:good ass phone
Guys,
What do you think about going from a Moto X 2014 to a Moto Z Play?
Would it be worth it?
I know battery life is incredible with the Z Play, but what about performance? WOuld I see the benefits? Or is the Snapdragon 625 on it slower than de 801 that my Moto X has?
Should be comparable. It's not something people ding it much.
Yes no point. People with old 800/1 devices are so basically sol on getting anything with a 6XX chip even if those are newer phones.
So, if I'm looking for a performance improvement, I've nowhere to go but the flagship phone route?
So, if I'm looking for a performance improvement, I've nowhere to go but the flagship phone route?
If you are on GSM, look at Chinese options. Flagship specs for $400 or lower.
Guys,
What do you think about going from a Moto X 2014 to a Moto Z Play?
Would it be worth it?
I know battery life is incredible with the Z Play, but what about performance? WOuld I see the benefits? Or is the Snapdragon 625 on it slower than de 801 that my Moto X has?
So, if I'm looking for a performance improvement, I've nowhere to go but the flagship phone route?
As already has been mentioned, the $400 segment of Honor 8, ZTE Axon 7, and OnePlus 3 are all good phones. You can probably find the Honor 8 and Axon 7 for closer to $300 as they get close to that when on sale.
Honestly if Huawei improves the camera and camera app on the Honor 8 sequel, it'd be a home run.