Note 8 AND iPhone 8/X

[tekjunkie28]

Umm....

 

[Fr0gburp3r]

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Mine was doing that as well when I attempt to watch it from the Tapatalk app. It hasn't done than using the YouTube app.

 

[mdoades71]

Did you also watch it in 1080p 60fps? You'll see the difference in smoothness.

Honestly looked the same to me, but my eyes are old. Lol. If anything maybe there was extremely minor hiccups now and then, but I've noticed this on all resolutions (and multiple Samsung hardware in the past).

 

[L0n3N1nja]

I have 2 phone lines and 2 phones, but I don't use iOS.

I use a Note 3 and a S7 right now.

 

[mysterygirl]

Tell me what other phone can record in 4k at 60fps or HD at 240fps using the latest HVEC/HEIF codec that reduces media file size by 50% without loss of quality. The new iPhones will also be able to use AF tracking and OIS simultaneously at 4k? I think thats progress. My N8 can't even play 4k 60fps YouTube videos without looking like a slide show.

Try watching this video at the highest resolution on your N8. Watch it struggle.

https://youtu.be/tO01J-M3g0U

My Note 8 played this video at all settings like a champ. It was beautiful.

 

[mysterygirl]

Haven't decided if I'll pick up an X or not. I usually have both Android and iPhone and switch them out based upon mood. The X looks cool and has some upsides. But there's not a ton of innovation that I, personally, would use regularly.

 

[anon(5630457)]

If you are on Verizon, use Messages+ on your iOS devices, Android, PC, Mac, Web... all synced.

One of the very few Verizon apps I use.

I'm on T-Mobile and use Messages+.

 

[anon(5630457)]

Tell me what other phone can record in 4k at 60fps or HD at 240fps using the latest HVEC/HEIF codec that reduces media file size by 50% without loss of quality. The new iPhones will also be able to use AF tracking and OIS simultaneously at 4k? I think thats progress. My N8 can't even play 4k 60fps YouTube videos without looking like a slide show.

Try watching this video at the highest resolution on your N8. Watch it struggle.

https://youtu.be/tO01J-M3g0U

My Note 8 didn't struggle at all. Not sure what the point of that was, but okay.

And a future software update will give my Note 8 60fps 4K video recording, so...yeah.

 

[jjinal]

IPhone is an joke simple as that you fanboys will fight tooth and nail on how iPhone is the best phone, what an joke, just like the iPhone x oh yeah you need to pay other 85 out of pocket for the honor to use fast chargeing

Simmer down Francis. No need to get all combative. I use android and iOS. Both work well and I don't feel the need to bash either.

 

[Fr0gburp3r]

My Note 8 didn't struggle at all. Not sure what the point of that was, but okay.

And a future software update will give my Note 8 60fps 4K video recording, so...yeah.

So far, that's just a rumor. My N8 has problems doing 1080p 60fps. Try recording 1080p 60fps and pan left to right. It drops frames and gets choppy so I think the rumor is just that. Maybe Samsung may have an update to fix it which I hope they do.

 

[tekjunkie28]

So far, that's just a rumor. My N8 has problems doing 1080p 60fps. Try recording 1080p 60fps and pan left to right. It drops frames and gets choppy so I think the rumor is just that. Maybe Samsung may have an update to fix it which I hope they do.

Does the s8 and s8+ have this issue?

 

[JHBThree]

I don't think the X competes with the note 8, so it's not even worth comparing them.

 

[ezeuzo1]

Tell me what other phone can record in 4k at 60fps or HD at 240fps using the latest HVEC/HEIF codec that reduces media file size by 50% without loss of quality. The new iPhones will also be able to use AF tracking and OIS simultaneously at 4k? I think thats progress. My N8 can't even play 4k 60fps YouTube videos without looking like a slide show.

Try watching this video at the highest resolution on your N8. Watch it struggle.

https://youtu.be/tO01J-M3g0U

Just watched it on the Note 8. That was beautiful! And my Note didn't struggle.

 

[Dominator81]

The processing power and video capabilities of the iPhone are pretty enticing. I'm a huge Note fan and use the S Pen a lot for work but I also like to take a lot of videos and I'm pretty tempted to try out the iPhone X when it comes out. Like the article says (hopefully the link works), it's not even close. Also, I can't remember the article I read, but Samsung said the Note 8 won't be getting 4k/60 fps.
It would be nice if someone could make one phone that just has it all... The Note line used to be that.
iPhone 8 vs. Galaxy Note 8 speed test: It’s not even a contest anymore – BGR

 

[tekjunkie28]

The processing power and video capabilities of the iPhone are pretty enticing. I'm a huge Note fan and use the S Pen a lot for work but I also like to take a lot of videos and I'm pretty tempted to try out the iPhone X when it comes out. Like the article says (hopefully the link works), it's not even close. Also, I can't remember the article I read, but Samsung said the Note 8 won't be getting 4k/60 fps.
It would be nice if someone could make one phone that just has it all... The Note line used to be that.
iPhone 8 vs. Galaxy Note 8 speed test: It’s not even a contest anymore – BGR

When are benchmarks ever gonna stop being used... It's too easy to sway them. iOS is pretty simple and lean.

 

[tekjunkie28]

Does any Android phone have 4k\60?

 

[ezeuzo1]

I'm on T-Mobile and use Messages+.

Can you tell me more about this. I'm on T-Mobile as well

 

[Dominator81]

When are benchmarks ever gonna stop being used... It's too easy to sway them. iOS is pretty simple and lean.

Did u read the whole article? Yes they mentioned the benchmarks but most importantly they showed real world results.

 

[tekjunkie28]

Did u read the whole article? Yes they mentioned the benchmarks but most importantly they showed real world results.

Yes. They shown one real world test but we have always known iphones are faster??? Is this not well known or something,lol. When you have a os that is build around the hardware it's always going to be faster and so is the software thatbruns on it.

 

[Deke218]

Each device has its uses. I've never use an iPhone but who knows what the future holds.