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From what I understand, HTC still hasn't even released the update to the carriers so this hold is completely on HTC.
That's something I really don't get in america. Your updates really depend on your carrier? What's the reason behind this? In germany you usually get something like an unlocked phone and the updates come from the manufacturer like it's really your phone.
Maybe because the system with subsidized phones in the US just sucks and carriers have to be a PITA. ;-)
That's something I really don't get in america. Your updates really depend on your carrier? What's the reason behind this? In germany you usually get something like an unlocked phone and the updates come from the manufacturer like it's really your phone.
Maybe because the system with subsidized phones in the US just sucks and carriers have to be a PITA. ;-)
I'm a long time iPhone user who's looking to switch to an Android device. I've played around with the S4 & HTC One but neither of them have what I'm looking for. Problem is I don't know what I'm looking for. I'm intrigued by the Moto X but I'm worried about camera performance. I like the compact design of the X. I like the HTC One but the 4MP camera seems dated and I wonder how it's going to hold up in a two year contract. I'll be switching to AT&T so I'm also concerned about whatever I get holding up for the next 2 years and being obsolete in the next 2 years. Any suggestions?
My preferences are (in no particular order)
- Screen size under 5 inches
- Decent battery life
- Avg to good camera
- Preferably 32 GB or more of storage
- Fluid w/ little to no lag
I'm a long time iPhone user who's looking to switch to an Android device. I've played around with the S4 & HTC One but neither of them have what I'm looking for. Problem is I don't know what I'm looking for. I'm intrigued by the Moto X but I'm worried about camera performance. I like the compact design of the X. I like the HTC One but the 4MP camera seems dated and I wonder how it's going to hold up in a two year contract. I'll be switching to AT&T so I'm also concerned about whatever I get holding up for the next 2 years and being obsolete in the next 2 years. Any suggestions?
My preferences are (in no particular order)
- Screen size under 5 inches
- Decent battery life
- Avg to good camera
- Preferably 32 GB or more of storage
- Fluid w/ little to no lag
I'm surprised that nobody else mentoned the GS4 considering how popular the device is!
Guys What Do you think about Huwai?
I've just moved from an iPhone 4S to a Sony Xperia Z1.
It's very fast & fluid, camera is good (but not brilliant) better if you adjust the settings, I can easy get a day out of it as long as I'm not playing many action type games, I've popped a 32Gb micro SD card in there and it's waterproof (to an extent).
Worth a look?
I would go for the Moto X if it was available in the UK (sulky face). The Sony Z1 looks awesome! The Galaxy Note 3 is a beast but both are too big for my liking. The HTC One is nice but people have been burnt in the past when it comes to support regarding OS updates. The S4 is a great phone and is sure to be supported regarding OS updates because of it popularity. None are perfect so try before you buy. See how they feel in your hand. And check out the overall user experience. Have fun and welcome to the Darkside.
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At the moment it's the other way around. HTC is providing relatively fast updates and Samsung is lagging behind. Popularity means nothing to Samsung, just look what they do with 4.3 and the S3. December, seriously? ;-)
Well if you looking for something without any gimmicks and pure android, wait on the Nexus 5. It's around the corner..
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