do u think there will be any new killer android phones by the end of the summer? i want a phone that is competable to the evo and iphone 4 but i have tmobile and tmobile hasnt released a phone that is like super great that runs android. do u think they will step up there game by the end of the summer i really want a kick ass fone
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Better Android Phones end of summer?
- Thread starter dglowen23
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thanks, do u think the wait is worth it or should i settle for the slide? at first i wanted the evo then found out i cant get sprint so i had to settle for less and went wit the galaxy s then i realized i dont want to run into the same mistake i had wit the behold 2 and so i decided i wanted the slide but it doesnt have all the great features that the evo has which i want alot will tmobile get something worth the wait? if so im gonna start savin up now
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sail4fun201
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I think the Galaxy S is going to be way better than the slide. I woudl personally get that it looks like it'll be a great phone.
But I went through the same thing and I already ordered my Incredible. I don't want to wait all summer, especially with the features that are coming out. 1080p video? That will still look pretty bad on a cell phone camera. The phones that are coming out with screens approaching 4.5 inches are just way too big. THey're becoming small tablets, instead of phones. Remember that they're also actual phones, like for making calls. I don't want to be holding a big slab of phone to my face to talk to people. I think the Incredible is perfect sized - big enough for the screen tobe able to show a usable amount of content, and small enough that it's easily pocketable and the like.
Let's see, other features that are coming out by the end of the summer that seem useless. Phones will have 2 GHz processors. Unless Google plans on expanding Android to be (even more of) a small computer platform, these aren't necessary. I would hope that there's no actual need for 2GHz, becuase otherwise my phone won't be able to run whatever that is. But it seems a little OTT for a phone.
Front facing cameras don't matter for me but that's just personal preference.
I don't think you'll have any issues with the Galaxy S, it looks like it'll be TMob's flagship device.
But I went through the same thing and I already ordered my Incredible. I don't want to wait all summer, especially with the features that are coming out. 1080p video? That will still look pretty bad on a cell phone camera. The phones that are coming out with screens approaching 4.5 inches are just way too big. THey're becoming small tablets, instead of phones. Remember that they're also actual phones, like for making calls. I don't want to be holding a big slab of phone to my face to talk to people. I think the Incredible is perfect sized - big enough for the screen tobe able to show a usable amount of content, and small enough that it's easily pocketable and the like.
Let's see, other features that are coming out by the end of the summer that seem useless. Phones will have 2 GHz processors. Unless Google plans on expanding Android to be (even more of) a small computer platform, these aren't necessary. I would hope that there's no actual need for 2GHz, becuase otherwise my phone won't be able to run whatever that is. But it seems a little OTT for a phone.
Front facing cameras don't matter for me but that's just personal preference.
I don't think you'll have any issues with the Galaxy S, it looks like it'll be TMob's flagship device.
Personal thought: I would never go for a Samsung phone. Especially with their ridiculous OS. As for the Galaxy S, I prefer the stock Android look instead of what Samsung used on top of it. And finally, for a flagship they should have made the phone with AT LEAST one metal part on it. Sorry, but it looks like a dummy phone.
Back on the topic.
@dglowen23: I recommend you buy the phone you like now and hold on to it, as the mobile industry is evolving/expanding rapidly. If you wait for the "perfect" device, you'll end up without a phone.
Back on the topic.
@dglowen23: I recommend you buy the phone you like now and hold on to it, as the mobile industry is evolving/expanding rapidly. If you wait for the "perfect" device, you'll end up without a phone.
Eazail70x7
Android Expert
Galaxy S or Project Emerald phone