neither... neither are what im looking for in an upgrade. #disappointed
Yes. Stock Android does not support HD video recording, well Honeycomb does but that is tablets. The Galaxy S phones record in HD so I would think the Nexus S is capable. If HD recording is in Honeycomb then I imagine that it will be in the next Android version.
Sense has a lot of battery draining defaults that stock Android doesn't. If you turn off autoupdates for HTC's Twitter (Peep), Mail and the weather widgets/apps, you'll see a significant boost in battery life.If the battery lasts longer in nexus I might go for it. HATE the evo battery.
-bobby
Even though I'm getting the Nexus, I understand where the guy's coming from. What I would've liked for the new Nexus was basically a dual core Desire S with a qHD screen and without Sense. That would've been perfect: microSD card support, a 3.7" screen (the sweet spot IMO), and the classic HTC unibody design and build quality. Or the Atrix without Blur, WebTop or the locked bootloader.I know... I was looking for hologram display myself with 6 cores.... .
What were you looking for?
I know... I was looking for hologram display myself with 6 cores.... .
What were you looking for?