Hi,
Regarding battery life and reliability on voice calls and SMSs, which is the best Android phone we can buy nowadays?
Regards
sam sung Infuse 4G, my first choice
as of now in the U.S. @ least i would argueably say the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G on Sprint or the AT&T variant are the best in the states. I say the sprint version is better because, i hate AT&T and essentially they are the same phone but i would go with Sprint before AT&T
Nexus S is a pretty nice phone. Id wait for the Nexus Prime though, its bound to be good.
I agree, I would say the upcoming Nexus Prime looks real nice
The battery life is **** on all devices, with internet permanently on and heavy usage you can exspect about a day.
With internet off you can get 3+ days.
The galaxy S II is the best one for now.
try an evo 4g or 3D
Best one i know with quality/price relation is ideos x5 .although the camera is not that good , but for the price its unbeatable.
Top 10 Android Phones
1.Samsung Epic Touch 4G
2.HTC EVO 3D
3.HTC Sensation 4G
4.T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide
5.Samsung Charge
6.Motorola Droid Bionic
7.HTC ThunderBolt
8.T-Mobile G2x (with Google)
9.Motorola Atrix 4G (AT&T)
10.Motorola Photon 4G
Just for reference.
I really like my Sony Xperia Pro
Nexus Prime is quite good.
Samsung Galaxy S-III is soon to be released. Galaxy S III will come with a dual-core 1.8GHz Exynos 4212 processor along with 2GB of RAM. The smartphone will feature a 4.6-inch Super AMOLED Plus HD display.Moreover, the Samsung Galaxy S III will have a 12MP camera.
.Totally subjective but I think the Galaxy S II is the best phone on the market right now. Though the Nexus Prime and S III is coming if you want to wait
I saw on the internet that the AT&T exclusive deal ended in April.
Could that mean that sprint can take in the note/journal? I really like the phablet (lol) concept that Samsung brought to the market
I know that the evo lte is coming but I do like how the note is setup
Sent from my ICS powered evo 4G
Hey guys,
I've done a battery shootout here on XDA before, and people seemed to like it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1753726
Then I got a new phone (Galaxy S II HD LTE) today, and proposed to do it again for this phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1950508
BUT, in my research since that proposal, I'm starting to believe that the phone I have (Galaxy S II HD LTE) actually uses the same batteries as the Infuse 4G, and NOT the batteries use by the rest of the Galaxy S II line.
Can anyone comment? If I can sort this out, then I'll do a battery shootout for a bunch of cells from the Infuse 4G line, and it will be a lot of fun
Will Samsung update their Galaxy S Relay 4G to Android 4.4? I was curious because I was thinking of buying one for my mom. My deaf mom is a diehard keyboard fan coming from Sidekick 4G. So I thought Relay 4G will be an excellent christmas gift for my mom
Most of us guess that they wont do an official update but the cm 11(android 4.4) is already in the works.
Alright thanks . Im buying Galaxy S Relay 4G anyway. Should be a nice christmas present for her
Hi guys.
A couple quick questions as all my smartphone experience is with Sprint Galaxy S series devices.
Can the Sprint Pixels be rooted? I'm thinking not because the same snapdragon platform, but I don't know.
I just got a galaxy S10 today, but I can take it back for one of the Google phones from Sprint.
Could somebody tell me why that's a good or bad idea? My main thing is getting root privileges back. MAN do I miss that from the S6 I had.
However, if the Pixels Sprint has are significantly less capable I probably wouldn't do it.
Any help sure would be great.
Thanks
The Verizon Pixels are bootloader locked so I would imagine the same of the Sprint ones.