anon(847090)
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In what way are they out shined?
LG G2
LOL I was expecting someone to hop in to this conversation much earlier... you are not late
In what way are they out shined?
LG G2
In what way are they out shined?
Coming from a GNex, it is but with the added features of touchless controls, motorola assist and active display. That's what I call Pure Vanilla Android Plus!and from what I've been told close to pure vanilla Android experience
AMEN!I'm happy to see Moto making an impact in the Android scene again. I love seeing other companies like LG and Sony also making noise because end result is a better product for everyone coming from all the OEM's trying to compete to get your money.
In fact, Motorola has configured TC, MA and AD as apps so they can bypass Verizon - pretty darn clever of them!
LOL I was expecting someone to hop in to this conversation much earlier... you are not late
I have both the Moto X and the GNote3 - the Moto X consistently gets lower pings and faster down/upload speeds on speed tests side by side with the GNote3.Yep someone had to! Except I'm not looking to start any arguments though
I just curious to hear some opinions. I can understand the Moto X performing "as good" as the other high spec phones out there, or close to it, but better? What do you think?
LG G2
Silly me. I was just joking!
Go have fun with your cores! There are just so many of them, especially compared to the Moto X.
The X has the same number of processor cores as any "top" Android device. I count 8 in the X, Nexus 5, HTC One, GS4, and LG G2. A natural language processor and contextual computing processor are still processor cores.
You know I've never been one to put my money on a device just because of specs. For me it all comes down to real world experience. If the device does and performs to my needs then its good in my book. So yes I'm one of those who tosses benchmarks and all that other crap out the door. I've had devices with less processor running smoother than phones with more simply because of how it was setup to fit my needs.
I think that is a clear cut example of what Moto has done here ...
Bottom line folks people love to as some mentioned " justify " their purchases. Others simply like to slam a product because of its construction materials or appearance. You can't please everyone no matter how hard you try...
I'm happy to see Moto making an impact in the Android scene again. I love seeing other companies like LG and Sony also making noise because end result is a better product for everyone coming from all the OEM's trying to compete to get your money.
This site and community has always lived and died by the spec sheet. When a new device is announced, the first thing we want to see is the specs. It's how we have always judged and measured new devices. I've used the X and it's a great device, but I can understand why it was met with such reservation.
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