Lol It does. What next, Google Condoms.![]()
Think he meant that you said that was "no consistency" hense and problem instead of "no inconsistency"
Lol It does. What next, Google Condoms.![]()
Damn this coming out now, my upgrade is in April. Hopefully there's something better out by then![]()
I still want the Nexus S, hopefully people will sell them when the prime comes out so I might be able to snag one for £100 or less, then get a cheap sim deal, last me 12 months.
Just a thought...
People have said the Nexus S came out a couple of weeks after it was announced.
Although the announcement of this phone has been postponed, it doesn't necessarily have to delay the release of it, right? I mean, next week Samsung/Google can announce the phone and say "You want it? It'll be available tomorrow on the 19th as we had originally planned!".
*keeps dreaming*
If this is running an TI OMAP 4460 SoC I will pass on the Nexus Prime and wait for the SGS 3.
I don't mind too much about OMAP or Exynos, what'll annoy me is if the screen is a Pentile matrix.If this is running an TI OMAP 4460 SoC I will pass on the Nexus Prime and wait for the SGS 3.
I don't mind too much about OMAP or Exynos, what'll annoy me is if the screen is a Pentile matrix.
If this is running an TI OMAP 4460 SoC I will pass on the Nexus Prime and wait for the SGS 3.
I've mentioned before though but I'm not sure why it would be a 4460, Exynos makes far more sense to me but we'll see...
There's currently only two 'dual core' SoCs playing nice with LTE atm, the OMAP 44x0 (Motorola Bionic) and the snapdragon (T-Mobile SGS2)
Both are clocked at 1.5GHz unlike Exynos which Samsung has maxed at 1.4GHz (note/tab 7.7) only the 32nm die shrink gets a 1.5GHz clock.
It's the OMAP4460 or S3 Snapdragon. Samsung will hold back the 32nm Exynos for a SGS3 sometime early next year![]()