If anyone else has a problem, please don't end the sentence with " This doesn't happen on my M8"
Just go back to your M8 quietly. Thanks
Just go back to your M8 quietly. Thanks
It seems like whenever there is a new phone you get a lot of trolling and hating. It will end soon people will move on to the next big thing.
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Most of these complaint threads are from people that never even used the phone. They just read other reviews and spit the same thing, claiming it's their experience. Fanboyism is a sick problem. lol
tbh m8 sucks major *****. its not even good. only good thing thats good about it is the speakers the rest sucks. just like any other htc phones it sucks its poor cheap body just like gs phones and there ui is worse than touchwiz. rather use a windows phone..
See what I mean
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That's hard to say, without knowing much about the improvements in the Note 4 over what is in the Note 3. At this point, I'm tired of the cheap plastic feel of Samsung phones, as well as the Touchwiz UI with all the gimmicks that slow the phone down. If the Note 4 has a more solid build, and if Touchwiz is toned down, and if there is something else worthwhile in the Note 4 over other phones, then maybe it might be interesting. But honestly, at this point, the main differentiators in phones boil down to screen size/quality, the UI, and build quality. Those are all areas where Samsung is behind. So I'm not particularly excited about a Note 4, unless they really break from the design language of previous Samsung phones. With the Samsung S5 though, I think we have at least some idea of where Samsung will go with the Note 4.Question is is there enough mystique to hold off on keeping it knowing the Note 4 is 2 months away.
Well they usually tweak the screen and give it more functionality than the little brother. I'm seriously doubting the premium metal body though.That's hard to say, without knowing much about the improvements in the Note 4 over what is in the Note 3. At this point, I'm tired of the cheap plastic feel of Samsung phones, as well as the Touchwiz UI with all the gimmicks that slow the phone down. If the Note 4 has a more solid build, and if Touchwiz is toned down, and if there is something else worthwhile in the Note 4 over other phones, then maybe it might be interesting. But honestly, at this point, the main differentiators in phones boil down to screen size/quality, the UI, and build quality. Those are all areas where Samsung is behind. So I'm not particularly excited about a Note 4, unless they really break from the design language of previous Samsung phones. With the Samsung S5 though, I think we have at least some idea of where Samsung will go with the Note 4.