Oh, well I'll check that before I buy a phone with OLED then, thanks.Pirate from what I've read the OLED doesnt fare well in sunlight at all.As for @ 6:36 it actually doesnt go to home lol they switch cam view to cover it up.:icon_ banana:
Oh, well I'll check that before I buy a phone with OLED then, thanks.Pirate from what I've read the OLED doesnt fare well in sunlight at all.As for @ 6:36 it actually doesnt go to home lol they switch cam view to cover it up.:icon_ banana:
This is a very real problem. I'm watching a different head to head video on another site, and the reviewer is having to press home multiple times to get the button to register. I remember I had a similar problem back when I owned a Samsung Instinct, nearly drove me mad.about 6:36 you will notice the problem with the calibration with the bottom 4 keys on the Nexus. Doesn't register unless you press above the key.
Good video nontheless...it would be nice to see the Droid run 2.1
I'm not even trying to be a Droid fanboy, the Nexus One looks phenomenal, if I hadn't gotten my Droid I'd consider the Nexus One on Verizon in a heartbeat. Just trying to give credit where credit is due, something the reviewers seem hellbent on not doing.This is a very real problem. I'm watching a different head to head video on another site, and the reviewer is having to press home multiple times to get the button to register. I remember I had a similar problem back when I owned a Samsung Instinct, nearly drove me mad.about 6:36 you will notice the problem with the calibration with the bottom 4 keys on the Nexus. Doesn't register unless you press above the key.
Good video nontheless...it would be nice to see the Droid run 2.1
@Elysian
LOL, I caught that too. If the framerate is same, then why would it be any smoother? This is exactly what I mean about how subjective these reviews are.
She claims the Nexus One is smoother in 3d games, yet "about the same framerate"??? And then, a massive hitch on the Nexus One as it skips about 10 frames :lol: She also claimed it loaded faster, but if it did, it was within 1 second, the Droid and Nexus One, from her own video, looked to be pretty much on par speed wise.
The Droid looks way better. Also the fact they are comparing 2.1 to 2.01 and the Droid is doing just as well means a ton.
As far as the screen goes I've heard that in any light environment (sunlight) it's completely worthless.
Also heard the sound on the Droid is WAY better than the Nexus.
Really not much of a difference between the two phones once we get 2.1. I really need a physical keyboard though because I have to type in more than one languages, and the auto correction really doesn't help when typing in a different language, but I still want it for when I type in English. So having a physical keyboard with no auto correction is a win win situation for me.