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Any Captivate Devs Upgrading to ATT One X?

There are so many great devs that dedicate time to the captivate and have created some amazing stuff. I, for one, would love to see as many as possible migrate over to the One X when it comes out on 5/6. Any takers?
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i don't think so... even if they upgrade, they will to a Galaxy S3...(at least that's what i'm gonna do!!)

I think I may get this phone enough time to save xD 2 days xD
(Btw Im 17)

jerkysh said:
i don't think so... even if they upgrade, they will to a Galaxy S3...(at least that's what i'm gonna do!!)
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You're probably right about the S3
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The One X looks great, except for the missing SD slot. Samsung has been making some great hardware. Their software updates suck, but the ROMs here make that irrelevant.
Glad there are so many cool phones for people to hack on.

TK-GLITCH and Sixstringsg are going to S3 <---best kernel devs I know!

I will miss them
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TK-GLITCH and Sixstringsg are going to S3 <---best kernel devs I know!
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I hope Samsung will not release S3

Oh man I'm having a really hard time deciding between the 1X and the S3. I bought my Captivate at launch 2 years ago so my contract is just about up. Been doing a ton of reading. Looks like the GS3, if the recent announcement is correct will be based on a exynos 4412 design. Basically a quad A9 version of the S2 and not much practical benefit with the same gpu and all. On the other hand, the 1X will be a dual-core cortex A15-based Krait design which is much more powerful and more efficient. On the other hand, the S3 will have that fancy new samoled display, but I hear the 1X is something to behold and currently the best display on the market. The white X looks stunning as well but if this pick of the S3 is correct....http://www.stuff-review.com/2012-04/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-leaked-shot/ it might just sway me.

If I'm not mistaken DesignGears is buying the One X.

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Oh man I'm having a really hard time deciding between the 1X and the S3. I bought my Captivate at launch 2 years ago so my contract is just about up. Been doing a ton of reading. Looks like the GS3, if the recent announcement is correct will be based on a exynos 4412 design. Basically a quad A9 version of the S2 and not much practical benefit with the same gpu and all. On the other hand, the 1X will be a dual-core cortex A15-based Krait design which is much more powerful and more efficient. On the other hand, the S3 will have that fancy new samoled display, but I hear the 1X is something to behold and currently the best display on the market. The white X looks stunning as well but if this pick of the S3 is correct....http://www.stuff-review.com/2012-04/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-leaked-shot/ it might just sway me.
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Chances are I'm going for the One X when my contract is up in May. I actually got to play with one in my local AT&T store yesterday because it wasn't busy and the workers had their pre release out playing with it. I hate how large the phones have got, but for a 4.7" 720p display, it fits so well in the hand, and it amazingly fast. The camera shutter is as fast as everyone claims and transitions are nothing for it. It didn't have a SIM card in it and as much as I wanted to keep playing with it I eventually gave it back to them (they was standing pretty heavily over me while I held it, understandably).
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Hold on - don't be beta testers
3 bad things going for HTC One S or X - no microSD, no removable battery, no real GPS. T-mobile folks report reception/signal issues with HTC One S. AT&T ones will be based on the same S4 snapdragon. Soooo - let's wait for it to show up in the stores and real world reviews pouring...

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3 bad things going for HTC One S or X - no microSD, no removable battery, no real GPS. T-mobile folks report reception/signal issues with HTC One S. AT&T ones will be based on the same S4 snapdragon. Soooo - let's wait for it to show up in the stores and real world reviews pouring...
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What do you mean by no real GPS?
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aGPS
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gsmarena reports the one x as a quad core teg 3?
i wanna hold out for the s3 but if it looks anything like the galaxy nexus then im going htc once again...
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gsmarena reports the one x as a quad core teg 3?
i wanna hold out for the s3 but if it looks anything like the galaxy nexus then im going htc once again...
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That's the international version, in the states you'll get the One XL which is based on the Snapdragon for the LTE

engadget and phonescoop posted reviews
Coast is clear, radio and sound are A-OK.
If only I could get AMOLED HD, microSD, replaceable battery. GS3 coming tomorrow.
In which case we will know who's who in this picture
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Both One X and GS3 for US will have same Sanpdragon S4 dual core processor with LTE...

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3 bad things going for HTC One S or X - no microSD, no removable battery, no real GPS. T-mobile folks report reception/signal issues with HTC One S. AT&T ones will be based on the same S4 snapdragon. Soooo - let's wait for it to show up in the stores and real world reviews pouring...
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That is VERY lame indeed. For a minute I was getting excited about the phone but damn..no removable battery and no microSD..what are companies thinking? You need to make it 32GB at least for me to consider it.
Anyways...I am let down by the GS3 as well if it ends up being as last reported...but if Glitch and Six move to it then I will move too
Guess I am keeping good old Captivate for a bit longer

HTC ONE X vs Samsung galaxy s3

So I had the Samsung rep in today showing me the Samsung galaxy s3 today, first thing I did was run a quadrant bench mark and antutu, quadrant benchmark for both were pretty similar. On antutu both phone were pretty similar too, I did like the Samsung feature where you can minimise a video window and watch it while carry out other tasks, neat,,, hope fully it can be hacked to make run on other quad-core phones, build qualiy I have to say was very poor for the Samsung s3, the back cover is a flimsy bit of plastic, so for build quality HTC ONE X wins hands down. I do like the ability of removable battery and Memory card which I wish the one x had,
So guys what are your opinions...
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can already do the pop up player thing with "stick it".
As for HOX vs. GS3. I had 2 HOX that were faulty. sent them back and stuck with my Note waiting for GS3 thinking it would be the don of phones. Watched the launch event and was underwhelmed enough to get my 3rd HOX. this one is spot on. I'm lucky/stupid/daft enough to carry a work phone and a personal phone, so might get GS3 as my work handset, definitely want to try it hands on first though.

Yeah but stick it is very glitchy, I have had many Samsung phones and HTC, that's one of the perks working for mobile phone retailer, I have not had any Hox back faulty yet lol,
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being a stock feature i have no doubt that pop up player is better than stick it, which i have to say i uninstalled as didnt use it. I'm not sure i'd use pop up player, although i have said that in the past about many things that now form part of my daily mobile life! i can see me using that more than the voice recognition thing.
I have no sway one way or the other on sense vs. touchwiz, i am comfortable with either. I was interested in your comments on build quality. I just sold my Galaxy Note and GS2 shortly before that after getting the HOX, i would say the Note and GS2 are better built than the HOX, not as nice a design, and the materials dont feel as classy, but it seemed somehow more solid?? are you saying that the GS3 is more flimsy feeling than the GS2 or Note? disappointing if that is the case, although i will have to hold it in my hand and judge for myself.

hamyg84 said:
Yeah but stick it is very glitchy, I have had many Samsung phones and HTC, that's one of the perks working for mobile phone retailer, I have not had any Hox back faulty yet lol,
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HTC Evo3D was one of the worst phones I ever had in terms of build quality. My SGSII isnt as sturdy as my OG Evo and my old Hero, but its held up quite well over the last few months. As far as the HOX vs SGSIII, not having expandable memory is a deal breaker for me. Ill wait to SGSIII is released or get a note if it comes to Sprint.

Overall build quality of both phones is good, Hox is better feel, the s3 when hold it feels cheap, again its a personal opinion, even the Samsung rep said I agree with you, but at the end of the day he works for Samsung so he was quite reluctant to say any thing bad about s3, lol
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Once I get actual stock I will post pic of benchmarks for both phones,
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The build quality has nothing to do with the materials used. HTC uses metals that are heavy and give the impressions of quality, yet they can't keep dust from getting under your screen ... Samsung may use plastic but that keeps the weight low. My SGS 2 (TMo version) compared to My Sensation is hands down for my SGS 2 and they use the same SoC..
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The build quality has nothing to do with the materials used. HTC uses metals that are heavy and give the impressions of quality, yet they can't keep dust from getting under your screen ... Samsung may use plastic but that keeps the weight low. My SGS 2 (TMo version) compared to My Sensation is hands down for my SGS 2 and they use the same SoC..
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I agree in the past HTC had problems with dust under screen, but now as there is less gap there is no dust problem, as I said I work in mobile retail and I have seen Samsung come back with dust under screen,
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Are there any experience about battery life?

Namania said:
Are there any experience about battery life?
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It's got a massive 2100ma battery, once I get some usage out of it I will feed back
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hands down gs3 over all better than any htc out now ,gs3 my next phone bye htc!
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Both phones are very similar, I think it will come down to brand loyalty or UI, I prefer HTC sense but touchwiz is not bad either,
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This is the most redundant topic, its also in the wrong section. Reported.
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Namania said:
Are there any experience about battery life?
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This is the most redundant topic, its also in the wrong section. Reported.
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It's my first post so remove it if you want, its not exactly junk, its information that phone users want, out of nearly a 1000 views your the only one complaining.
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Interesting,, I will look into it when I get stock
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On the One X the browser sucks because it keeps using the companion core, and overall the Tegra 3 gets hammered by the new Exynos pretty much everywhere. Anyway if I had to pick a phone now I'd probably get the One S: cheaper, better looking, not too big and with the excellent S4. I'm really looking forward to those WP8 devices with S4s on board. Nokia top notch quality and style + S4 equals epic in my book
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Closing this thread as there are a dozen created and they all cause trollin and require flame suits
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Sorry SG3: One-S and One-X are #1 Androids...

Just thought this article was a reminder that the one S and one X probably don't have to worry about obsolescence for a little while yet.
In this article the 1X and 1S tied for First place, the SG3 at #2 (where it belongs), and the Evo at #3.
http://m.complex.com/tech/2012/07/the-10-best-android-phones-available-now/htc-one-series
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Hah thats funny, They better be good for a few years since im stuck on the darn 2 year contract!
I can see the One X being first, but I dont see how the One S beat the SG3...

Doggydude said:
Hah thats funny, They better be good for a few years since im stuck on the darn 2 year contract!
I can see the One X being first, but I dont see how the One S beat the SG3...
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It's a smaller One X. It actually beats the One X in bench marking due to it's lower resolution, but yeah, it's pretty much the same phone--if we're talking the american versions--just smaller.

The One S definitely is an underrated phone. Even HTC themselves don't really pay much attention to it.

yeah all the advertisements htc make are about the HTC One X...
for me, the htc evo LTE 4G is the "hidden king" of all smartphones, its the same as the htc one x, plus it has SD card slot, has a kid stand or something like that XD, and has the s4 Snapdragon which beat the tegra 3
hope htc release a GSM version of it soon, i already bought a htc one S because i like the 4.3" phones and because is so thin

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yeah all the advertisements htc make are about the HTC One X...
for me, the htc evo LTE 4G is the "hidden king" of all smartphones, its the same as the htc one x, plus it has SD card slot, has a kid stand or something like that XD, and has the s4 Snapdragon which beat the tegra 3
hope htc release a GSM version of it soon, i already bought a htc one S because i like the 4.3" phones and because is so thin
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Not true, I saw a lot of comercials for the one S like the one when they were falling from the sky and taking those pics they did them for the one X and the one S. Also Tmo still plays them a lot too.

The hd2 is better than all three
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The hd2 is better than all three
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LuLz
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OP you are FUNNY!

The HOX and HOS are perfect phones, if you're lucky enough to get a defect-free one. HTC really has shot their reputation w the quality management of this year phones.

I've never seen a One S advert. It's all One X. I understand they're obviously going to push their flagship phone, but the One S has just been neglected and is on par with the One X in terms of performance, just a small size. HTC big up photos being taken specifically off of the One X, when the One S has the exact same camera capabilities.
What annoyed me the most is the release of the Desire C. First the Desire is now the bottom of the barrel budget phones, when the original Desire was the flagship line, and it's the last budget phone HTC are doing, yet it has NFC capabilities, which the One S could have easily had, and should have.
As said above, HTC aren't what they used to be, and seem to be leaning towards Apple's business practices.

There's no way I would agree to this...
My One S can't have a stable USB tethering connection, so much that I went back to using my iPhone 4 as main phone. Before I root it and install more recent ROM (like the 1.84), I had numerous data issues: No data, No data despite having the icon on screen, Stuck on Edge, all required a reboot to fix. The phone have poor network reception barely better than my iPhone 4 "hold in the wrong way". I still can't use Skype. In less than one month I dented the case after a fall of 1 foot high on ceramic and scratched the screen in normal use (first time I scratch a screen without an accident). I won't comment on multitasking performance...

I love the phone but very disappointed we do not have NFC
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Reasons I got rid of the HTC one s every call had static all three phones multitasking non existent data was highly annoying hit or miss if not for the static I would have kept it but HTC that was your last chance done gettin ripped
I'll be honest tho I'm really starting to consider iOS all my phones are android but I'm starting to get disappointed with lag doing simple crap like scrolling hopefully 4.1 will help alot in this regard
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I got something for you OP, since you decided to make this thread to make yourself feel better. My Galaxy S III bests your One X in almost every way. The only thing I would give the One X is looks. All that slideshow you linked to says is the One X is "the greatest camera phone ever", which I would have to disagree with (objectionable). It also says, "The One X might have snagged top honors, but it edged out the Galaxy S III by a fragment. Laced with powerful hardware and dope next-gen features, Samsung’s mobile powerhouse embodies its “Next Big Thing” tag line.":
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"My GSIII beats your phone in everything except looks and benchmarks."
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FTFY.
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villainhalf said:
FTFY.
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And benchmarks? Benchmarks don't prove anything. I also find it funny that Nvidia pays developers to tone down the graphics on non-Tegra 3 phones so their chipset looks better. Good thing my Galaxy S III runs Tegra 3 games better than Tegra 3 phones like the One X:
Source: http://www.overclock.net/t/1263916/samsung-galaxy-s3-vs-htc-one-x
Enjoy

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You know this is the S4 HTC One S section, right? No one here owns a tegra unless they have two or more phones. Were running on the sexy S4.
By the way: 5015 my ass. My phone on stock pulls 5300.
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In that case:
There's really no use comparing day-to-day performance. In 3D-intensive tasks is where you'll notice a huge different in GPU performance.

Product F(RED) said:
In that case:
There's really no use comparing day-to-day performance. In 3D-intensive tasks is where you'll notice a huge different in GPU performance.
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Yeah, are using the Int version? I was assuming S4 S3? I'm still trying to get my hands on a Int S3.
The 225 is a joke compared to Mali.
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CPU-Z details from the Moto X leaked, every spec about the device known* +SCREEN SIZE

*only detail is the processor, that's only an inference at this point
UPDATE: h̶t̶t̶p̶:̶/̶/̶v̶i̶m̶e̶o̶.̶c̶o̶m̶/̶7̶0̶2̶5̶2̶6̶0̶0̶ (<--- video was deleted) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5od8fBK2biA theres a video of the user USING the Moto X to do a CPU test and compare it to other processors. It ranks next to Snapdragon 600s strangly enough. I like the boot animation personally....
UPDATE 2: h̶t̶t̶p̶:̶/̶/̶v̶i̶m̶e̶o̶.̶c̶o̶m̶/̶7̶0̶2̶5̶6̶9̶4̶0̶(<---video was deleted) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMoAl6MnB5c Holy F, this phone is FAST! The user also posted a video of the ALWAYS-ON voice command. You activate by saying "Ok Moto Magic, ________" . In addition, the activation hotphrase can in fact be changed, the user confirmed. I've also never seen any Android phone in existence open Chrome that fast.....
UPDATE 3 and 5 https://plus.google.com/109021179357601394175/posts/ABZ3QuNHxCX
Rogers Wireless made a video about the Moto X's voice command controls, and somehow it leaked! And the method for quick camera access
UPDATE 4: Motorola teases a camera that will be able to capture moving subjects without blur on their twitter! https://twitter.com/Motorola/status/356098053318537216
UPDATE 6: Added pictures PROVING the screen size is 4.7 inches!!
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https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/status/356274907388190720
Apparently these screenshots were taken by "some dude" on an AT&T Moto X, to a friend, who then sent them to Brian Klug, a senior editor for Anandtech.
Here are the screenshots:
The phone probably has a Snapdragon 600! Or something similar, because I don't honestly think an S4 Pro could perform that well. Maybe Moto's baked something special just for us!
This will be updated as soon as I obtain new information to add

Chrome was already opened recently. It wasn't a cold start; it appears exactly the same way on my Oppo Find 5 and HTC One if I have the tab opened recently.

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Chrome was already opened recently. It wasn't a cold start; it appears exactly the same way on my Oppo Find 5 and HTC One if I have the tab opened recently.
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Makes sense.
Updated the OP for new information!

I sent the imgur album to Brian Klug btw

I saw that on twitter! Didn't know you were on xda, that's pretty cool
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Updated OP
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How does CPU-Z actually ID the hardware? Is the CPU specs ID'd by CPU model number or are they placeholders in this case because it is an unreleased phone?

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How does CPU-Z actually ID the hardware? Is the CPU specs ID'd by CPU model number or are they placeholders in this case because it is an unreleased phone?
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From what I understand, it actually knows the exact hardware. I mean, worst comes worst, you just download cpu-z and try it on your own device to see if it matches up. I wouldn't think they're placeholders
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It seems this is some kind of S4 Pro to me but somehow it's optimized really well.

See that's what I'm thinking, motorola somehow optimized the hell out of the OS and hardware to make it fast as lightning!
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And I had had such high hopes for this phone. Guess I'll keep waiting for something good to come out.

Joey121215 said:
And I had had such high hopes for this phone. Guess I'll keep waiting for something good to come out.
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Cmon now, I think this phone is going to be great!

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Cmon now, I think this phone is going to be great!
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It has the same hardware as the EVO LTE, only more RAM. It's not even a 1080p screen.

An Evo LTE wouldn't benchmark like that. If they've done something special hardware/software wise that's something awesome and will probably keep the costs down.
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No volume keys?

Comparing the Moto X to an Evo LTE? This thing is benchmarking with Snapdragon 600's, and its going to be really buttery and smooth! You must be crazy to think that
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It has the same hardware as the EVO LTE, only more RAM. It's not even a 1080p screen.
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We all know specs aren't everything, ask the laggy galaxy s 4.
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Motorola optimized something, so even if it *is* a dual core, it will still perform as if it had a quad core baked into it
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It has the same hardware as the EVO LTE, only more RAM. It's not even a 1080p screen.
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Did you even see the benchmark numbers? It kills the EVO. Since it is not a 5 inch screen, I don't see why you would need a 1080p screen.

Nexus 5 better than the HTC OneX+?

Thinking about changing phone from X+ to Nexus 5 due to no more support from HTC.
Would ot be a worthwhile change?
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It would from a support/community perspective but the battery life is nothing to brag about.
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What battery life do you get for general use? Will it last a day?
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Thinking about changing phone from X+ to Nexus 5 due to no more support from HTC.
Would ot be a worthwhile change?
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I think its worth it. N5 is a better spec phone. As for battery life I think its alright. 15hr standby, mainly internet and abit of gaming with 2hr 55min SOT and my battery still on 45%

It's a worthwhile change if you are sick of your device. I am sure there is plenty of support on xda for the one x.
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It's definitely a worthwhile upgrade. A lot of people seem to think that the battery life isn't very good on the N5 but my experience has been different. I can get 5 hours screen time no problem, and it lasts the whole day easily, and then some. Of all the phones I've owned (which is a lot) the N5's battery is second only to the Moto X. Aside from that, it is a heck of a lot faster and smoother, and has a larger and higher resolution screen. I loved my One X, I still think it is one of the best phones ever made, but the N5 is a significantly better device. You will miss the colors of the One X's screen though- the N5's is pretty washed out in comparison. But after a while you'll get used to it. Definitely go for it.
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It would from a support/community perspective but the battery life is nothing to brag about.
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Battery usage -- like everything else -- is so dependent on the user. I get around 24 hours on my set up, with between 4-5 screen time. This out performs every smartphone I've owned. For me, battery life is immense, but again, it's such a subjective thing.

Definitely think it's worth it by personal experience having owned a One X but now on a Nexus 5. Not having to wait for updates is priceless but also the amount of support by the community makes it a device you won't easily get bored with.
As far as battery life goes I easily get through an entire day with very high usage. Here's my usage for today
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Dibben said:
Thinking about changing phone from X+ to Nexus 5 due to no more support from HTC.
Would ot be a worthwhile change?
Thanks.
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One x plus will never receive 4.4 so what do you think?
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I had a One X+, but it seemed kind of like an after thought. No support from developers or HTC. Went to an s3 then N5. Here are my opinions.
-Screen seemed better on One X+, but N5 isn't bad. Its a little washed out
-Performance is better on N5, it has more ram and a better processor. My One X+ would get bogged down and stutter.
-Camera is a little better in N5, but they are mediocre in both phones.
-N5 s bloated with Google junk and One X+ is bloated with HTC junk. The junk is easier to remove on N5 of course.
-I get around 3.5hrs screen on time on N5, can't remember what I got on One X+
-Reception and signal were better on At&t on One X+. Going to have to probably adjust your APN settings on N5.
-Build quality better on One X+
I would rate the Att One X+ a 7/10 and the N5 a 9/10.

Andrew149 said:
One x plus will never receive 4.4 so what do you think?
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Not having 4.4 doesn't necessarily make the X+ a 'worse' phone than the N5 - hence the question.
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