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Just recently upgraded to the Samsung note2 last week from my galaxy s2. Great phone, but I need to get use to the size of this thing.
Google has already created a more powerful and capable phone in the Nexus 4. Quad core processor and 2 gigs of ram make it ready for most things. The only problem at this point is availability. They are sold out because of popularity and are hard to get.
I’m still annoyed that it doesn’t have LTE. On top of that, my next upgrade won’t be for another year and a half and the Nexus 4 is bound to be long gone when the time comes. Basically, I want to see a Nexus device that’s as squared away on hardware as the best non-Nexus handsets on the market. Call me picky, but I don’t want to choose between lack of bloatware and good hardware – I want the BEST of both worlds and not a single thing left out. As of right now, Apple seems to be totally killing everyone at accomplishing that, but a Nexus with LTE and all quality components (and while I’m dreaming, maybe aftermarket support from LifeProof finally…) would be my personal dream phone.
iPhone 5. First iPhone, always been sceptical of the hype but can honestly say wish I had tried one sooner.
#331Wisemen, Jan 27, 2013Still rocking the Galaxy note 2 for work and an iPhone 5 just because. Would it be crazy to rock two Note 2 as a just because I can??
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Just bought a Samsung galaxy nexus online to replace my droid charge. Love the nexus it goes well with my nexus 7.
I really don’t care too much about processing power anymore. It’s useless if it drains your battery right away. Need longer battery life.
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Evo LTE. I use to be the guy who got a new phone every 4-6 months. That changed with this Evo. I absolutely love it and haven’t gotten bored with it in the almost year I’ve owned it.
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