linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
Does seem a bit big. I'm due a new phone now, but going to hold and see what Apple do.
Bit concerned that it's got a bigger screen then the 4s but has less pixels per inch. Won't that look a bit bricky in comparison?
The Note is the big one... And until you get hands on with it you wont get how practical it is. Most peopke go "eurgh thats too big for a phone" and just dismiss it. But those who've given it a go like myself love it. And im so used to the size and the freedom of a bigger screen i would find it hard going back to a "normal" size phone.
The S3 looks big in the video but pretty sure its the same size as the S2. Not what ide call a huge leap from the S2 either... Got some nifty features but not enough for me to get rid of my Note. Will likely wait for the Note 2 or S4 as ill be due an upgrade next August
Bit concerned that it's got a bigger screen then the 4s but has less pixels per inch. Won't that look a bit bricky in comparison?
i think I was more going along the lines of putting it in your pocket or what exactly?
You are on a night out - how will you put it in your pocket? its a bit big.
You aint a lady who has a handbag (I dont know if you have a man bag though)
I guess thats my point
You definitely need a Quad-Core processor on a mobile phone used primarily to make phonecalls and send texts
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i think I was more going along the lines of putting it in your pocket or what exactly?
You are on a night out - how will you put it in your pocket? its a bit big.
You aint a lady who has a handbag (I dont know if you have a man bag though)
I guess thats my point
You definitely need a Quad-Core processor on a mobile phone used primarily to make phonecalls and send texts
:lol:
By the end of the year, I bet all smartphones will be quad-core (including Apple)
People use their phones for so much more than voice and text
I use mine for data more than anything
The latest quad-core processors will run apps faster, but preserve battery life
Let's face it, battery life on all smart phones (including Apple) is shockingly poor
Advances in processor technology will help resolve this (unless we can come up with an alternative energy source)