youdoofus
Android Expert
Lol no fanboyism in here. EVO has a a slower processor, an older gpu, a lower quality screen, older version of sense, an older camera sensor, a wimpy kick stand and no LTE. Which like it or not is much faster than Wimax(which is why Sprint and all other carriers will eventually be going with it). The EVO was a great device, but the thunderbolt is an upgrade in every aspect.
actually, the speed of LTE is not the reason that WiMAX may not be with us for long. Its that clearwire isnt able to afford to expand the "4g" network and sprint is keenly aware of this. The funniest part about vzw's lte is that vzw unabashedly slams gsm carriers as dropping calls (and, yes i know lte isnt directly used for calls) and intermittent data coverage etc etc etc, and take a wild guess what lte is..... GSM!!!! way to shove not only your foot, but your whole leg down your own throat vzw!! the processor is very slightly slower(refer to the phonescoop link i posted) the screen is identical in pixels and size and type, who gives a crap about the new sense version?(this is the all things root section of a site designed to help people hack their phones) and youre seriously picking on the "wimpy" kickstand? It was an innovation, and a trial and error.... your points are negated
ive never had issues with doing that. Ive seen some talk about the evo2 (evo ii) cant remember where i saw it, or how specultive it was, but youd just hafta guess that its on the horizon. Also, ive been reading about the architecture of processors/memory inherantly changing. Currently, theyre seperate things within the phone, however the mad scientists behind the curtain are apparantly attemopting to interlace them into one thing making the transfer rate between the system memory and cpu a thing of the past as theyre all in one. That being said, theres, of course, still going to be a transfer rate, but the physical connections between the two being such a different animal under the new projected structure would be so different that theyd not be really comparable as far as benchmarking them goes. And battery life is going to be positively abysmal in the dual/quad core devices, and the new architecture should also alleviate that. So yeah, the dual/quad core thing is all the rage right now, but thats likely to change.
anyhow she went to best buy where she got the laptop...then texts me to ask what our router is (cisco E4200 btw)...then asks me what our internet is (rr turbo w/power boost) then comes home and says they told her i was using all the bandwidth, great questions and deductive reasoning skills geek squad LOL...
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