The Tegra 3 HTC Edge is Now Code Named Endeavor?

[combatmedic870]

Texas Instruments was demoing OMAP 5 with ICS. It had capacitive buttons on the demo device. I dont get why ppl think if it has capacitive or hard buttons it wont run ICS...lol. I dont think Google is starting to limit choice in Android land that quick

HOLY CRAP......that thing it SUPER thick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Droid592]

Oh good a Thunderbolt on steroids

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[cybertec69]

This is the phone my Incredible will be retired for, been waiting for this beast since all the rumors hit the web late last year.

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[Dark_Jedi]

I'm almost certain that that device will ship with ICS.

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[cereal killer]

Texas Instruments was demoing OMAP 5 with ICS. It had capacitive buttons on the demo device. I dont get why ppl think if it has capacitive or hard buttons it wont run ICS...lol. I dont think Google is starting to limit choice in Android land that quick

I actually prefer the capacitive buttons...but that's just me.

[yakitori]

I know that ics will work with capacitive buttons...but why would a new device running pics have them? In would assume capacitive button function would be in place for phones that already have them. I just figured if it were cutting edge and new...running ics they would not have them possibly.



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[cereal killer]

I know that ics will work with capacitive buttons...but why would a new device running pics have them?

Differentiation. Some devices will still use them, some won't. It's great that ICS added that functionality because now instead of the same old hardware designs we can have some choice.

I'm sure there are other people out there that do not want the on-screen buttons besides myself. I'm also sure the manufacturers recognize this. Some people love convertibles, some people love a moon roof and some people just want a hardtop. There will be something for everyone.

[combatmedic870]

Differentiation. Some devices will still use them, some won't. It's great that ICS added that functionality because now instead of the same old hardware designs we can have some choice.

I'm sure there are other people out there that do not want the on-screen buttons besides myself. I'm also sure the manufacturers recognize this. Some people love convertibles, some people love a moon roof and some people just want a hardtop. There will be something for everyone.

i personally love buttons on the screen. you can add what ever you want, change the look of them, change the color with what ever theme your running. It may just be a samsung design and not a ics design.