Droid Razr Maxx HD waiting lounge.

[bsweetness]

I don't know what is actually "eh" about it i mean i just.... I guess i need to have it in my hands.

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I guess that the fact that I've had the S3 for a couple months is part of what makes me even more excited about the Note 2. To me, the Note 2 takes everything that's great about the S3 (which is a heck of a lot) and makes it even better.

[pc747]

Yeah that and since we know it will get unlocked and rooted i wonder what the devs will do with it.

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[INCREMENTAL]

Exactly, it seems to be very popular on XDA showing up all the time.

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[pc747]

[pc747]

Galaxy Note 2 release date set for mid-October (week 40) in Germany, alongside other LTE-ready devices

^ mid October in Germany may mean late December in America.

[pc747]

that video makes me want to buy it but it is from samsung. STill i will have this device.

[mgrande]

I broke down and bought a new battery for my DROIDX. Couldn't do it anymore.

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[pc747]

I think android is truly ahead of the iphone. I am watching the iphone 5 coverage so i can post to iphone users on g+ and i look at iphone like eh I had that on Android a year ago.

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[bacK_N_87]

I think android is truly ahead of the iphone. I am watching the iphone 5 coverage so i can post to iphone users on g+ and i look at iphone like eh I had that on Android a year ago.

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I'm watching it too and the only thing I'm like okay is the 28 MP panorama pic. Other than that its the 4s in other words they have nothing.

[bsweetness]

I think android is truly ahead of the iphone. I am watching the iphone 5 coverage so i can post to iphone users on g+ and i look at iphone like eh I had that on Android a year ago.

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Trying to take an objective point of view, from the first iPhone through the iPhone 4, the iPhone really did have the upper hand in a lot of areas, if not in most areas. I still preferred Android during that time, but there was a polish to iOS - and new features introduced - that really set the iPhone apart. While Android had many features the iPhone didn't have, it was still trying to find its footing during its first few years. But with the iPhone 4S, Apple fell behind Android in a big way, and now they're trying to catch-up. They were very much the innovators for several years, but the 4S was a big misstep for them in terms of bringing new features and advancements to the table. I've been watching the iPhone 5 announcement as well, and it's definitely a catch-up device. There's really nothing there that hasn't been available on Android devices for quite a long period of time. I'm sure they've refined some of these features, such as battery life on LTE usage, but there's nothing that innovates or breaks new ground.