What they did change is the ability to see menus & home screens in 3D. That is why there is so much confusion on whether or not this phone has 3D.
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Either way VM can not take my $MONEY$ fast enough! I WANT this phone......
That was what I figured as well.
And agreed!
Id like to get a 3d the1.2 ghz dual core processor and larger screen have me sold but I've read that they get poorer cell radio reception than the v so I'll wait and see cause I average 2 bars
I hate when I hear things like this.
How is this being measured? Radio testing is a hassle.
Here's the problem... If it's based comparing to another phone, where both phones in the same places? Also, if it's worse than phone X, it could still be better than phone Y.
If you use bars... bars are programmed. You cannot compare between the two, because you can change the settings for each bar if you know where to look. Want 4 bars all of the time, no matter what, you can do that (that is even easier!).
If you are looking at db ratings, those two are programmed in software. They are almost never calibrated, so unless you have a professional tool, it's all speculation as to how accurate it is.
Here is a perfect example...
My old Blackberry can show zero bars and still (barely) make calls.
The OV pretty much needs 2 bars for a stable call.
Ignoring the bars, they both make and receive calls in almost the exact same places. If one can make a call, so can the other, if one can't the other can't. The difference is almost nothing.
On the other had, my Evo 4g when it shows 1 bar, you can make a call. If it flickers that one bar on and off, so does your call. One bar is the exact point you can or cannot make a call. It also gets reception in places the other two do not, but only barely.
I'm not saying the OV will have better reception or worse, but until we have someone who has had both for a bit of time, it's all speculation.