http://www.droid-life.com/2011/11/1...dafone-still-testing-and-no-usb-mass-storage/
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http://www.droid-life.com/2011/11/1...dafone-still-testing-and-no-usb-mass-storage/
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If you feel that way then don't get it. Leaves more for people that want it......
Lol feel what way? I didn't make the article. All I'm saying is that it needs to live up to the hype. Especially after making everyone wait for it.
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Its called, "google and verizon screwing with us" it will have 32gb and flash once its compatible with ICS.
Btw it will be all that. Better then any phone available.
To me Google is taking an Apple approach to hardware and it slightly annoys me. They take the whole "lets make a phone with current specs but nothing new or better than the current best" attitude. I mean the 5 mp camera is pointless to argue because I know mp is not the answer however the ignorant masses do not and they know they Iphone has an 8mp so what is this 5mp crap on a google phone? No SD card is just plain dumb IMHO. No USB mass storage a.k.a you need to be a geek to fully enjoy this phone and we don't care about the masses who will return this for an easy to use Iphone or whatever is cool looking at the time. To me the best aspect was the screen and the rezound has a better one so I mean I am not sure why Google is not just coming out of the gate fighting to change everyone to android especially with the fail the Iphone 4s was. To be honest if this did not have ICS I would be choosing the Rezound right now hands down.
To me Google is taking an Apple approach to hardware and it slightly annoys me. They take the whole "lets make a phone with current specs but nothing new or better than the current best" attitude. I mean the 5 mp camera is pointless to argue because I know mp is not the answer however the ignorant masses do not and they know they Iphone has an 8mp so what is this 5mp crap on a google phone? No SD card is just plain dumb IMHO. No USB mass storage a.k.a you need to be a geek to fully enjoy this phone and we don't care about the masses who will return this for an easy to use Iphone or whatever is cool looking at the time. To me the best aspect was the screen and the rezound has a better one so I mean I am not sure why Google is not just coming out of the gate fighting to change everyone to android especially with the fail the Iphone 4s was. To be honest if this did not have ICS I would be choosing the Rezound right now hands down.
The nexus is a developer phone. I do not understand why it is so hard for people to grasp that concept, meaning they do not care if the normal person does not know how to do it or does not choose the phone. Google makes money off android whether you buy a nexus or one of the many other android phones.
The nexus is a developer phone. I do not understand why it is so hard for people to grasp that concept, meaning they do not care if the normal person does not know how to do it or does not choose the phone. Google makes money off android whether you buy a nexus or one of the many other android phones.
Why do people keep believing this? Yes, the Galaxy Nexus is a developer reference phone, but the argument that Google doesn't care if the average person doesn't know how to use it or doesn't choose the phone makes no sense.
Remember, Android is open source. Manufacturers have to pay to have the proprietary Google apps like GMail and the Android Market installed on the phones but not to license the core of the Android OS (That's why Amazon was able to get away with an Android based Kindle Fire). Google doesn't make much money on Android itself.
Google makes most of its money through advertising. The whole point of Android is to get Google search (and ad supported apps) on millions of phones so Google makes a boatload of money off of Android users. A phone that is difficult to use by the average person will not be purchased or used. Google clearly believes ease-of-use is essential to increasing Android adoption and competing effectively against the iPhone. Why else did they spend so much of the ICS presentation talking about the strides they made making the Android UI more attractive, friendly and more consistent to use?
Google absolutely wants this phone in as many hot little hands as possible, because this is the one phone that Google can control the user experience and the updates of their latest and greatest. The more people who can experience the latest they can provide, the more money they make. Simple as that.
Eh I think you need to go research some of your claims further, a lot of them are exaggerations of the truth or just not true at all. Just saying...
Well those things people complain about how many average users would not know that it even had that? I mean iphone has no sd card and plenty use iphone, plus the other things are not something everyday consumers will use or know if it has or does not have it.
How? The camera is 5mp no questions asked, no SD card is confirmed by Google. Everything I said was confirmed by Google?? The taking apple's approach is my opinion based on the hardware specs and the rezound has a better ppi so none of this needs to be researched at all and none are exaggerations
Sigh...
"They take the whole "lets make a phone with current specs but nothing new or better than the current best" attitude." So you want them to go into the future and bring back tech that isn't available yet? Current specs, sure, but find me something better. Tegra 3 phones won't be available until February/March at the absolute earliest, and even then you are going to have to wait a few more months to get them in the States. GNex specs are top of the line at the moment.
"I mean the 5 mp camera is pointless to argue because I know mp is not the answer however the ignorant masses do not and they know they Iphone has an 8mp so what is this 5mp crap on a google phone?" So, Google should try to appease the iPhone crowd by going with an 8mp? This is why I say you need to do more research. Go look up comparison shots between the GSII and the GNex. GNex has superior low-light capture as lower MP sensors often capture details in low-light better. Also, 0 shutter lag is a FIRST in any smartphone. They could not get the same results with an 8 mp camera. In a nutshell, I am saying that the camera is better than every other Android smartphone that exists right now, and is ever so slightly just under the i4S. But yet, you still wanted Google to go with the 8 mp, just because the higher number would attract the mainstream.
"No SD card is just plain dumb IMHO." In your opinion. In a lot of other people's opinions, it is simpler and more intuitive to have one storage area with one fast partition for storing everything rather than dealing with slower storage cards and having to read/write to multiple storage areas/partitions
"No USB mass storage a.k.a you need to be a geek to fully enjoy this phone" This is just plain factually wrong. If you didn't already know, this isn't the first Android device that performs this way. The Galaxy Tab 10.1, which I own, is the same deal. You plug it into your Windows computer and it connects, and then allows you to transfer files back and forth. It works in exactly the same way, just uses a different protocol. You do not need to be a "geek" to do this. And anyway, this was debunked by Google, so I don't need to do any more explaining. Look it up
"To me the best aspect was the screen and the rezound has a better one" If you think the Rezound has a better screen because it has a SLIGHTLY better PPI than the Nexus then you really don't understand display technology. PPI isn't everything. Color saturation, contrast, brightness, black level, and battery consumption all matter, and arguably more-so than PPI. I would take the original ( and yes, pentile) Galaxy S display, being an AMOLED, over the Iphone Retina display any day of the week. And I would take the Galaxy Nexus' AMOLED display over the ReZounds any day. Blacks that are truly black that do not consume any energy, better colors and brightness, higher contrast. If you compare the Rezound and GNex screen, you will not be able to distinguish the PPI difference. I promise.
But, to each their own. I know I can't convince you that the GNex isn't crap since you just about slammed everything about it. But that's OK, because that means there will just one more device available on launch day, increasing my odds of getting one right off the bat.
Get whatever makes you happy, just know that the Nexus isn't as horrible as you make it out to be, and the Rezound, while it is a nice phone, is absolutely not a better device than the Nexus.