Zecpull
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I can Not believe the Nexus had ICS in December.. and there are so Few Phones with it Now..? They have talked about it coming to the Bionic for Months. I was not impressed with the last Samsung Nexus.
I forgot to mention the Stratosphere. It was a Galaxy S phone as well.
So the HTC devise might actually be better than Samsung's Galaxy S3
AgreedDon't count on it having JB. Google almost always lauches new OS's on a Nexus Device.
So the HTC devise might actually be better than Samsung's Galaxy S3
SwiftLegend said:I read on another site that the roadmap states the SG3 will have a dual core. If that's true, why is it that the US variant is always toned down? I mean even with the One X. The European variant has a quad-core, but all the US variants don't.
EDIT: If this comes out soon, I may just wait with my broken GNexus and just get this.
There has been no indication that this is a rumor. BGR is typically very reliable when posting internal Verizon information, and we have no reason to suspect otherwise. In the original source of the story from BGR, they didn't indicate in any way that this was a rumor. It could turn out to be wrong, but we can't post everything up as a rumor, because then over half our breaking news articles will be purely speculative. Sometimes you just have to trust the source of a story. Sometimes you get burned, but sometimes you don't.
Ill take a SG3 with Exynos and 3g anyday of the wk touchwiz and all.The LTE chip prevents quadcore.
Crankintopwater69 said:Ill take a SG3 with Exynos and 3g anyday of the wk touchwiz and all.
Im gonna checkout the the X also.Idk. I practically have 4G everywhere I go and it's been great. Speed is def there but my thoughts about it being LTE d-core.
It's a toned down, more or less to a suped up SG2.
I might get it. Wanna see wassup with HTC first.