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I would disagree. I think the Nexus sensor is pretty good when it comes to cameras on phones. My Dad's S2 isn't much, if any better.
Can't wait to hear about this 'Intelligent Camera' feature they just showed. It says it captures the best moment for you.
Anything camera tech on a phone is great in my opinion.
See I think the S2 blows the Nexus away. I love the camera on the Nexus, but there are tons of reviews and things I have seen that show other way around.
But I understand the more MP argument and the fact that most people think more MP on a small sensor is bad, but if you're sensor is good then its a moot point.
I hope they show some sample images though. I just don't want people to dismiss this camera because of the previous argument.
"By the way, just got confirmation from Samsung that HSPA+ and LTE versions of the S3 will be available in North America this summer"
Probably similar to what's coming out on some point and shoots. Automatically snaps a pic when all eyes are open after you press the shutter.
Woah Touchwiz 4.0 - tons of great new features.
You can take a video, resize it and float the window over an email, web browsing, etc.
Is anyone considering this phone...after all we've been through?
Best Photo is it takes 8 pictures in burst mode and selects the "best" mode based on its criteria.
Also the sensor is back-lit illuminated for better low light performance.
Galaxy Nexus: 135.5 x 67.9 x 8.94mm
Galaxy S3: 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6mm
2,100mAh batter - why can't people follow Motorola and use 3,000+ mAh batteries.
I see.
Isn't the Nexus back-lit?
To get that size battery would most likely mean designing it into the phone as non-removable...lots of Android purist won't like that. I would love it. Give me a battery in the 3,000 mAh range and you won't hear a peep out of me complaining about it being built in and not removable.
I don't believe so.
Wow. Go away for a few days and I'm a thousand posts behind.
Congratulations on the green Dread!
Per chipworks.com
"Samsung shows off its vertical integration here by using one of its own sensors in the primary camera. In this case, the S5K4E5YA 5 Mp, 1.4
Wow. Go away for a few days and I'm a thousand posts behind.
Congratulations on the green Dread!