This article is really telling me not to get the Evo
HTC EVO 3D vs. Samsung Galaxy S II: Extreme Android Superphone Standoff!
HTC EVO 3D vs. Samsung Galaxy S II: Extreme Android Superphone Standoff!
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Give me a showdown between those phones say next month .....This article is really telling me not to get the Evo
HTC EVO 3D vs. Samsung Galaxy S II: Extreme Android Superphone Standoff!
Give me a showdown between those phones say next month .....

...with a battery life of about 3 seconds![]()

This article is really telling me not to get the Evo
HTC EVO 3D vs. Samsung Galaxy S II: Extreme Android Superphone Standoff!

What will a month prove that it isn't now.?![]()
You're not making things up -- there have been such rumors, although my impression was that these would be third-tier markets. In other words, once U.S. distribution ramps up, Samsung may have a shortage of the Exynos SoCs that currently power the SGS2, and they might need to swap in Tegra 2s for the less important markets to pick up the slack. I'm fairly confident in guessing that for the U.S. release, they will be Exynos SoCs.I've read rumblings that the SGII in the US will be Tegra 2 based...although I can't seem to find where again. Could be entirely unsubstantiated...and actually, hopefully someone here will come and correct me if they know a bit more concretely one way or another. If it is Tegra 2 based though, that could make a massive difference.
That's the smoothest 3 seconds of Angry Birds you'll have ever seen. Haha...with a battery life of about 3 seconds![]()