is verizon ever gonna get a phone with a tegra 3?

[androiduser2459]

Where I live, I'm in an extended network, so I don't even have access to 3g. Needless to say, having a 4g phone isn't a high priority. What I want is a Verizon phone w/ a tegra 3. Is it ever gonna happen? Is verizon gonna carry any quad-core phones anytime soon?

 

[B0B0]

I doubt 98% of the people with a smart phone even push it enough to make it lag noticeably. I know a LOT of people that didn't even know their android had google maps/gps navigation until I mentioned it to them.

how the hell are you going to spend 150$ a month and not know what your device even does? :blink:


Anywho, I couldn't see quadcore being very helpful. My single core does just fine at stock clock speeds of 1ghz, even when I push it it only lags due to ram (512). However, having said allll of that, yes I see no reason why verizon won't get a quad core phone for the sheeple that can't even push their dual core phone to its limits.

 

[drew96dawg]

I doubt 98% of the people with a smart phone even push it enough to make it lag noticeably. I know a LOT of people that didn't even know their android had google maps/gps navigation until I mentioned it to them.

how the hell are you going to spend 150$ a month and not know what your device even does? :blink:


Anywho, I couldn't see quadcore being very helpful. My single core does just fine at stock clock speeds of 1ghz, even when I push it it only lags due to ram (512). However, having said allll of that, yes I see no reason why verizon won't get a quad core phone for the sheeple that can't even push their dual core phone to its limits.

I have the same problem with ram on my phone if it want it faster I can overclock it. I'm a power user though so I would love a quad core

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[androiduser2459]

Give me a quad-core, and let me worry about pushing it to its limits. That's the least of my problems. I'm paying $250-300 per month, and I don't even have 3g. The least they could do is keep their line-up "cutting edge".

 

[B0B0]

ouch, why not?

 

[androiduser2459]

I live in an extended network area, so I'm running off US Cellular towers. Everyone in my area has 3G, except verizon. I've called at least a dozen times, and spent hours upon hours talking to them about it, and I'm still not sure they even understand what I'm talking about. At least 70% of the time, I know a lot more than the verizon employee who is trying to help me. It gets frustrating. Since I'm locked into their network, I at least want a decent line up of phones w/o locked bootloaders. Considering the amount of money I give them each month, I don't think it's too much to ask.