Rezound vs Galaxy Nexus

Just wanted to add a couple things to my earlier observations. 1. My GN seemed to smudge less than the Rezound. I don't know if I'm all wet here and it's just in my head, but I swear the Rezound smudges easier.
No, I think that is a selling point of the GN...the anti-smudge screen. And yes, that is a very cool feature. I hope that catches on and all phones get that.
 
This has been a developer phone in past iterations. It caught on w/ enough consumers that it bridged to becoming feasible to sell to a broader market. Devs. don't need that kind of storage, consumers do. You keep viewing this phone like it's a debut device or something.
I guess I get that impression from the commercials for it:

Galaxy Nexus: Calling All - YouTube

It is not being advertised as a developer toy.
 
And you are basing this on what? The reviewers actually have both phones in hand, and pick the Rezound.

EVERY legitimate review out there puts the rezound third behind the GSII and the iPhone 4S. The rezound camera is good. Its just not as good as either the GSII or the 4s.
 
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The Rezound pictures are definitely better. Maybe you need to adjust your screen. BTW, where are you making your comparisons, since it's not YouTube?

No, they're not. I've compared both in store, as well as read all of the reviews of the Rezound and 4S. All of them included comparisons with other flagship phones, and all put the Rezound behind the iPhone in terms of image quality. They also put it behind the GSII. There were also a couple reviews out there (can't recall where at the moment) that said the Rezound camera was inferior to that of some other recent HTC handsets, including the MT4G Slide.
 
EVERY legitimate review out there puts the rezound third behind the GSII and the iPhone 4S.
LOL

Wikipedia says:
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I am still waiting to see some of your sources. It sounds suspiciously to me like you are attempting to project your personal opinion and objective fact.
 
This from another post:


On the phone cameras: The Rezound is better than the 4S. How do I know this? Well, while this is the internet and I'm sure you're all racecar drivers who date supermodels, I'm good friends with someone who is both a professional photographer and an iPhone 4S owner. He said it himself in person.
 
EVERY legitimate review out there puts the rezound third behind the GSII and the iPhone 4S. The rezound camera is good. Its just not as good as either the GSII or the 4s.

Where are these reviews? I did show the video that showed the Rezound to be superior.
 
EVERY legitimate review out there puts the rezound third behind the GSII and the iPhone 4S. The rezound camera is good. Its just not as good as either the GSII or the 4s.

So how about posting some of those "legitimate" reviews?

It's pretty tough to actually find the data on the Rezound's camera, but it appears that to begin with it does have better hardware with a F/stop of 2.2 vs the iPhone 4S's F/stop of 2.4. (2.2 is better in this instance, it allows for better low light focus than the iPhone 4S camera).

HTC Rezound vs iPhone 4S: How Do They Stack up? | iPhone 4s Guide
HTC Rezound vs iPhone 4S: How Do They Stack up? - International Business Times
iPhone 4S vs HTC Rezound (comparison) | GadgetReview

^f-stop info for Rezound, barely detailed :(

iPhone 4S Camera Specs

^some iPhone 4S camera specs.

I know, I know, according to Droid800 those probably are not legitimate reviews, however all three of those as well as many other pages confirm that same observation.

So Droid800, please post some of what you would consider a legitimate review so we may see what you're pulling your information from.
 
I guess I get that impression from the commercials for it:

Galaxy Nexus: Calling All - YouTube

It is not being advertised as a developer toy.

Which is completely understandable if that is your expierience iwith the commercialization of the Nexus. Just know that this hasn't always been the case. Much like Htc providing the means for the bootloaders to be unlocked. This is new territory that is being treaded upon.
 
LOL

Wikipedia says:
No true Scotsman No true Scotsman is an informal logical fallacy, an ad hoc attempt to retain an unreasoned assertion. When faced with a counterexample to a universal claim, rather than denying the counterexample or rejecting the original universal claim, this fallacy modifies the subject of the assertion to exclude the specific case or others like it by rhetoric, without reference to any specific objective rule. An example of a political application of the fallacy could be in asserting that "no democracy starts a war", then distinguishing between mature or "true" democracies, which never start wars, and "emerging democracies", which may start them. At issue is whether or not something labeled as an "emerging democracy" is actually a democracy or something in a different conceptual category. No true Scotsman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I am still waiting to see some of your sources. It sounds suspiciously to me like you are attempting to project your personal opinion and objective fact.

Nope that's you.

Here are your reviews:

HTC Rezound review -- Engadget
http://www.slashgear.com/htc-rezound-review-14195065/
HTC Rezound Review - Camera, Multimedia, Internet and Software
HTC Rezound review | The Verge
HTC Rezound Review
Verizon Galaxy Nexus vs HTC Rezound
Camera showdown: iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 4, Galaxy S II, Nokia N8 and Amaze 4G (video) -- Engadget (Amaze 4G's camera is the same as Rezound's)
Galaxy Nexus Camera Compare - a set on Flickr
 
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I love how those reviews contradict each other.

Review A says the color reproduction is the same between the iPhone and the Rezound, but the Rezound has worse low-light quality

Review B says the Rezound has clear low light pictures, but the color reproduction seems unnatural.

It seems Droid800 is basing his own opinion off of other peoples (contradictory) opinions.

All this talk about "legitimate reviews" and I was expecting a photography magazine article or the like, not some phonearena links.
 
These reviews above do not even mention a comparison at all. As I suspected, you inserted your own opinion as if it was theirs. One of your links was not even a review at all, just a bunch of comparison photos, LOL!

Do you even have a brain? Are you that dependent on the words of others that you can't be bothered to look at the pictures for yourself?

ALL of those reviews have comparison pictures of the Rezound's camera (which IS the same as the Amaze's) with other cameras.
 
I love how those reviews contradict each other.

Review A says the color reproduction is the same between the iPhone and the Rezound, but the Rezound has worse low-light quality

Review B says the Rezound has clear low light pictures, but the color reproduction seems unnatural.

It seems Droid800 is basing his own opinion off of other peoples (contradictory) opinions.

All this talk about "legitimate reviews" and I was expecting a photography magazine article or the like, not some phonearena links.
Or you could just look at the pictures like a normal human being, ignore the words, and judge for yourself. The pictures don't lie, and the Rezound is a distant third to the iPhone and SII.
 
I guess I get that impression from the commercials for it:

Galaxy Nexus: Calling All - YouTube

It is not being advertised as a developer toy.

Most companies won't advertise in a manner that will dissuade potential customers. The GN still doesn't have an advertising presence compared to other top tiered phones. The average consumer doesn't know from a developers phone. They think it‘s the latest version of Samsung Galaxy S II on Verizon and it does in fact share some similarities. To advertise it as a developers phone would be confusing to most which would ultimately effect sales.

The nexus being a "developer" phone is well known in the android community. I'm surprised that this seems like news to you, unless your a recent android convert. I think most android forum members are more well informed than the average cell phone salesperson in a carrier store.

Like I stated earlier in this thread, I was initially frustrated with certain aspects of this phone. Then I remembered what I had read prior to my purchase, it's a phone embraced by the developing community. The developers were able to solve and exceed my expectations with areas that troubled me.

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