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Got It......It's fast....it's really REALLY fast...
Phydeaux
Android Enthusiast
Yes, please take a nail and drag it across the screen a couple times.
If results are inconclusive, try a sharp rock or piece of steel.
No clue if the screen is glass.....whatever it is, it wipes off grease and finger prints pretty easy.
I did talk in speaker phone but didn't ask the person on the other end how I sound yet. I'll do that and get back.
Yes, please take a nail and drag it across the screen a couple times.
If results are inconclusive, try a sharp rock or piece of steel.
Done.....used a nail and the corner of a curb. Looks good!!!
lol, right!
As I'm waiting for my ride to get the party started, I just have one question left:
In terms of smudges and finger prints visibility, how does it compare to the iphone, does the screen have the same coating like the iphone?
I would also like to thank the contributors here for the info and to atreblatrebla (that french guy, for watching the thread and uploading the neocore video and the 10 min video)
In terms of smudges and finger prints visibility, how does it compare to the iphone, does the screen have the same coating like the iphone?
I would also like to thank the contributors here for the info and to atreblatrebla (that french guy, for watching the thread and uploading the neocore video and the 10 min video)
jeffeynboo
Newbie
But isn't the Palm Pre's screen plastic?
Ruben
Android Expert
It's glass.
jeffeynboo
Newbie
I don't want to derail this thread, but I've read that the Pre's screen is plastic. When I was researching the Pre, I read complaints that the pre's plastic screen scratched on some owners.
My apologies if this is incorrect.
g_patrick15
Android Enthusiast
Let's just clear this up so we can get back to the Nexus One.
It has a capitative screen, so it is glass. I have seen it, felt it, etc. Glass
A lot of reviews said that the ERIS has a plastic screen ... it doesn't.
Capacitative =/= glass. I have a G1, and it has a hard plastic screen.
g_patrick15
Android Enthusiast
No, its not. It's hard plastic. Read the same on engadget and boygenius report when it was released, and also from my own observations. It's no big deal to me, just saying.
Capacitive touchscreen's can be plastic too you know. I have a Samsung P2 PMP which has a capacitive touch screen and it is definitely not glass.
kilofresco
Lurker
Is there FM radio function in Nexus One?
geekabilly
Newbie
yep -- they're called dolphins...
Man, nice work your doing 3rd-gear...
But please to settle this whole speed / performance thing, can you run this benchmark and post the results. It's the only way to do a fair comparison of performance against all the devices. Should be free and quick to download from market:
'Benchmark' by Softweg.
But please to settle this whole speed / performance thing, can you run this benchmark and post the results. It's the only way to do a fair comparison of performance against all the devices. Should be free and quick to download from market:
'Benchmark' by Softweg.
Phydeaux
Android Enthusiast
I have no problem with this.
Post your paypal acct.
You have easily been the most informative resource on the web regarding hands-on use of the N1.
You've certainly earned $10 from me (and many others here) for answering our questions!
Come on people, cough up a few bucks.
At the very least, click/add to 3rd-Geer's reputation.
Rob Jackson, if you're following this thread, consider the new traffic he's brought to AF.
I did this test a few days ago back in this forum. It scored 28.8 FPS...but I know some folks are saying that the app may not be set to run properly on this phone yet. I can tell you...side by side with any phone I've run this against, it's the clear winner.
Sorry my fault, I should've indicated this is actual real apple to apples type benchmark app. It's much different to the one you did earlier as they were running different resolutions and couldn't take advantage of the hardware in this thang. This app will be much quicker and just test a few things and spit out a bunch of numbers not tied to anything but the hardware and os.