2009 Engadget Awards
"The nominations are in, the picks have been sorted, and now it's time for you, the reader, to help us judge the best in tech from 2009! We've put together a long, long list of the top selections below -- all we ask is that you cast your vote for the gadgets nearest and dearest to your hearts.
Votes will be tallied until Monday February 20th, 11:59PM EDT."
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/29/vote-for-the-2009-engadget-awards/
Yes, I have voted for HD2 the best smart phone for the year.
I'd laugh if we lose behind a Palm Pre...I mean, for gods sake, a PALM PRE!
Seeing how Engadget is mouth's deep in anything android, webOS and iPhone, the end result might not be as surprising as it seems.
just cast my vote on hd2....this device has make me do more web browsing than any other phone....i be disappointed if the phone did not get top2....
HD2 is great, but WM6.5 sucks.
I have voted, however, by the look of it the iphone 3GS and the Droid have got it sewn up between them.
lude219 said:
I'd laugh if we lose behind a Palm Pre...I mean, for gods sake, a PALM PRE!
Seeing how Engadget is mouth's deep in anything android, webOS and iPhone, the end result might not be as surprising as it seems.
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I wouldn't expect the HD2 to do that well. Most of the people who visit Engadget are American and as the phone's not available there most voters won't have used one.
besides.. no matter how much I love it.. it's not that good.. (as a phone in general)
my vote on hd2
In my opinion, that poll is biased because the HD2 is a new phone, only a few months old so there are not much owners of this wonderful device so even if every HD2 owner voted we will still not win that poll because there are a lot more iphone users and motorola android users out there and they are going to vote for their device regardless that the HD2 is a more superior mobile.
BTW I voted for HD2...LOL!!!
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2009 Engadget Awards
"The nominations are in, the picks have been sorted, and now it's time for you, the reader, to help us judge the best in tech from 2009! We've put together a long, long list of the top selections below -- all we ask is that you cast your vote for the gadgets nearest and dearest to your hearts.
Votes will be tallied until Monday February 20th, 11:59PM EDT."
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/29/vote-for-the-2009-engadget-awards/
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heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee iam not sorry and i will not be sorry do what you can i don't mind
hoss_n2 said:
heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee iam not sorry and i will not be sorry do what you can i don't mind
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Wow... we are trailing by a lot...
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Wow... we are trailing by a lot...
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Keep voting
Would be nice if we could at least beat the Zune HD.
Vote HD2 for its great platform but not Marketplace
HD2 got my vote
Keep voting
We can beat the Zune HD! And Palm users are cheating, so let's show 'em we can do this, too, and try to catch up with the Pre.
Hi,
Vote For HD2 win in FINAL !!!
http://blog.laptopmag.com/march-smart-phone-madness-game-13-palm-pre-plus-vs-htc-hd2
Thanx a lot
Actualy:
HTC HD2 (TMO) 47% (7,306 votes)
Palm Pre Plus (VZW) 53% (8,245 votes)
VOTE !!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=655747
Ah yes ^^
But vote only for HD2, is URGENT !
HTC HD2 (TMO) 47% (7,306 votes)
Palm Pre Plus (VZW) 53% (8,245 votes)
VOTE HD2, it's possible for WIN !!! ^^
Vote for htc hd2 !!!
Smart Phone Madness Game 13: Palm Pre Plus vs. HTC HD2
VOTE FOR HTC HD2
blog.laptopmag.com/march-smart-phone-madness-game-13-palm-pre-plus-vs-htc-hd2
http://blog.laptopmag.com/march-smart-phone-madness-game-13-palm-pre-plus-vs-htc-hd2
I was about to post it! there is now way the palm pre can beat our phone! come on guys!
1 vote here for HD2!!!!!!!
right now HD2 49%,palm pre 51%
The gap has closed dramartically, less than 300 votes difference
Yes, but I don't think we can make it...18 minutes left...
The current tally after my vote:
HTC HD2 (TMO) 49% (8,793 votes)
Palm Pre Plus (VZW) 51% (9,074 votes)
Jump in and vote if you have not already.
The Palm Pre fans are already shaking...
Use this opera simulator to vote over and over again.
hxxp://www.opera.com/mobile/demo/
replace xx with tt.
YAY!!! Let's all cheat so that we can pretend lots of people said what we have is better than what some other people have.
Is life really that bad?
johncmolyneux said:
YAY!!! Let's all cheat so that we can pretend lots of people said what we have is better than what some other people have.
Is life really that bad?
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so it seems
this match was not serious!!!!
Samsung sucks. Look at the T-Mobile G2 (HTC Vision) for example... ~30 MFLOPS result in Linpack with stock clock, and so much more when overclocked to a maximum of 1.6 Ghz (from 800 mhz). Samsung Galaxy S? Never passes 20 MFLOPS, despite having a very similar processor, and not as good at overclocking. G2 has completely AOSP Android and also CyanogenMod project behind it 100%, Galaxy S has customized outdated system and slow (though quite successful) CyanogenMod progress. And the T-Mobile G2 is not the only device I can compare the SGS to; just look at any recent Android phone. The EVO 4G, for example, might have a weaker GPU than a Galaxy S, but atleast it gets superior software support (from XDA and HTC). HTC releases the kernel source quick after every update, while Samsung lags behind (which means that Voodoo needs to be hacked into newer kernels through reverse engineering instead of just slapping in the C code and compiling.)
I bought the Vibrant because my G1 died, and the Vibrant (and entire Galaxy S series) has great performance and hardware, but it's not so great when you have ****ty software engineers (Samsung) getting it all to work.
Never Samsung again. I enjoyed the switch from G1 to Vibrant, and I really enjoy XDA's continued support of the Vibrant. But next upgrade (or earlier), I'm getting a good device from HTC.
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Your frustration is understandable. Why don't you tell samsung and t-mobile via twitter directly.
Also, I think since Google chose the galaxy s (Nexus S) as their google experience phone, in the long run, Vibrant owners will greatly benefit.
Cool story bro
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Cool story bro
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Id be glad to read it again.
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Linpacks and quadrant have no real justice in there score I know most people love having the higher numbers but there just numbers. My buddy has a Samsung and his quadrant numbers are way better than my evo but I have mine set up so it flows better. Well for me it does. And for over clocking why That **** kills my battery quicker even if its set up like the best evo developers. Just find a rom and a kernal u like and u will be good I know most people like the cyanogen mod but alot of people also hate it.
Another thing can be u got a bad Samsung see if u can get a new one maybe that can get better scores if there thanlt important to you.
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I can understand your frustration dude, I really can, but in the scheme of things, whether or you, or any one of us as an individual decides to not buy from them, the fact remains we helped this happen:
Samsung sells 9.3 million Galaxy S devices, within reaching distance of its lofty goal
By Vlad Savov posted Dec 22nd 2010 7:49PM
10 million freaking smartphones. Who thought, when Samsung put that number forward as its 2010 Galaxy S sales goal two months ago, that it was actually going to happen? Well, with just over a week left in the calendar year, the Korean giant has racked up 9.3 million sales of its Android superphone globally and actually expects to sneak past the mythical 10 million mark just before the champagne glasses start clinking. The Galaxy S has also scored a win in its home market of South Korea, where its two million units sold so far leads the iPhone 4's 1.8 million sales. Hearty congratulations are due to the crew in Seoul, such success doesn't happen by chance, but let's keep working on those Froyo (and Gingerbread!) software updates as well, eh chaps?
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Check out the link:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/22/samsung-sells-9-3-million-galaxy-s-devices-within-reaching-dist/
So I seriously doubt if you could stop them achieving their goals as an individual.
SamsungVibrant said:
Your frustration is understandable. Why don't you tell samsung and t-mobile via twitter directly.
Also, I think since Google chose the galaxy s (Nexus S) as their google experience phone, in the long run, Vibrant owners will greatly benefit.
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That's a good idea, thanks. And yes, I think the Nexus S will be the only thing preventing me from selling ny Vibrant for the next 1.5 years.
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I can understand your frustration dude, I really can, but in the scheme of things, whether or you, or any one of us as an individual decides to not buy from them, the fact remains we helped this happen:
Samsung sells 9.3 million Galaxy S devices, within reaching distance of its lofty goal
By Vlad Savov posted Dec 22nd 2010 7:49PM
10 million freaking smartphones. Who thought, when Samsung put that number forward as its 2010 Galaxy S sales goal two months ago, that it was actually going to happen? Well, with just over a week left in the calendar year, the Korean giant has racked up 9.3 million sales of its Android superphone globally and actually expects to sneak past the mythical 10 million mark just before the champagne glasses start clinking. The Galaxy S has also scored a win in its home market of South Korea, where its two million units sold so far leads the iPhone 4's 1.8 million sales. Hearty congratulations are due to the crew in Seoul, such success doesn't happen by chance, but let's keep working on those Froyo (and Gingerbread!) software updates as well, eh chaps?
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Lol, I read that post on Engadget too. It sucks that 8 million Galaxy S users probably don't know about Adobe Flash or the other improvements in Froyo.
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icm714 said:
Linpacks and quadrant have no real justice in there score I know most people love having the higher numbers but there just numbers. My buddy has a Samsung and his quadrant numbers are way better than my evo but I have mine set up so it flows better. Well for me it does. And for over clocking why That **** kills my battery quicker even if its set up like the best evo developers. Just find a rom and a kernal u like and u will be good I know most people like the cyanogen mod but alot of people also hate it.
Another thing can be u got a bad Samsung see if u can get a new one maybe that can get better scores if there thanlt important to you.
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I completely agree with everything you said. There are positives for our phone, but I just decided to vent today
I did return my first Vibrant because it couldn't boot into recovery or download with hardware buttons (see my signature), and this new one works perfectly. But how can I like a company that failed to keep hardware-button recovery entry working, or possibly did that purposely to prevent tampering?
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androidcee123 said:
I can understand your frustration dude, I really can, but in the scheme of things, whether or you, or any one of us as an individual decides to not buy from them, the fact remains we helped this happen:
Samsung sells 9.3 million Galaxy S devices, within reaching distance of its lofty goal
By Vlad Savov posted Dec 22nd 2010 7:49PM
10 million freaking smartphones. Who thought, when Samsung put that number forward as its 2010 Galaxy S sales goal two months ago, that it was actually going to happen? Well, with just over a week left in the calendar year, the Korean giant has racked up 9.3 million sales of its Android superphone globally and actually expects to sneak past the mythical 10 million mark just before the champagne glasses start clinking. The Galaxy S has also scored a win in its home market of South Korea, where its two million units sold so far leads the iPhone 4's 1.8 million sales. Hearty congratulations are due to the crew in Seoul, such success doesn't happen by chance, but let's keep working on those Froyo (and Gingerbread!) software updates as well, eh chaps?
InformationWeek
sourceThe Chosunibo
Check out the link:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/22/samsung-sells-9-3-million-galaxy-s-devices-within-reaching-dist/
So I seriously doubt if you could stop them achieving their goals as an individual.
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This happens when you put different phones with superficial similarities on virtually every major carrier around the globe, and call them all "Galaxy S" phones.
I guess the only qualification for being a Galaxy S phone is having a Hummingbird SoC and a sAMOLED screen, though...
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I did return my first Vibrant because it couldn't boot into recovery or download with hardware buttons (see my signature), and this new one works perfectly. But how can I like a company that failed to keep hardware-button recovery entry working, or possibly did that purposely to prevent tampering?
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Versus what, a company that completely locks down its bootloader or one that turns unlocking it into an elaborate puzzle that frustrates devs' for months? I'm not sure why some Vibrants had the button issue, but I'm sure it was unintentional since quite a lot worked fine just out of the box. BTW, there is a flashable software fix for the issue. My phone didn't work either, but one flash and it's perfect.
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Versus what, a company that completely locks down its bootloader or one that turns unlocking it into an elaborate puzzle that frustrates devs' for months? I'm not sure why some Vibrants had the button issue, but I'm sure it was unintentional since quite a lot worked fine just out of the box. BTW, there is a flashable software fix for the issue. My phone didn't work either, but one flash and it's perfect.
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If the phone works as advertised and the performance is good, there is little reason to mod the device, other than "because I can" or "I just feel like doing it."
A modded up Vibrant is only approaching the performance of the Droid X, but you had to go through hoops to get there, except they just had to turn their phones on and they don't need to stalk web forums to see when a new revision is out - they just wait for an OTA.
Hardware lock was the least of most people's worries, unless they got bricked by an OTA update.
The reason the Manufacturers go through hoops to lock down bootloaders is because people on forums like these have no issues telling others to lie to Carriers and Manufacturers to get new phones when they brick their phones flashing ROMs, etc. linked here.
There is valid reason for the locked bootloaders.
If we weren't all human, perhaps those reasons wouldn't exist.
If you base a phones value or performance quadrant or linpack you should cook the apks to give tou 4000 every time.....
Those benchmarks are pointless
Vibrant + Nero V3 + SuperIO Kernel
I was just going to make a thread about how I like my galaxy s
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N8ter said:
I can assure you that my sex life is great.
But I'm wondering why it's on your mind.
Feeling deprived, lately?
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Nope just think making a topic bashing Samsung is pointless. No one cares that you hate Samsung.but I can tell you that Samsung is a million times better then Motorola.heard of the motorola cliq? Now that's something to b!tch about.worse device in history.went through 5 of em in like 5 months. Now that's a piece of crap. Anyways who cares!
And PS. Apple Pie don't count!
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I completely understand your frustration because Samsung absolutely sucks when it comes to customer service and product support. I have a TV and mp3 player made by them and have had to deal with the terrible CS on those devices. The problem is that over 9 million people have been roped into buying Galaxy S devices and quite a few of them came from lower end phone so they believe it's be best thing since sliced bread. The last two people I know that got the Vibrant and Fascinate came from a low end Nokia and Moto Razr, respectively. Having real web instead of WAP and apps is a whole new world to them. We are a passionate, but small minority in the grand scheme of things. If I mention things like JIT optimization to most GS owners I know, I just get blank stares I like my phone and appreciate the time and effort the devs here spend on improving the user experience. I happened to fall into a free MT4G, so I'm going to give it a shot against the Vibrant (loser's going on eBay). I just wish that Samsung made a phone that you can mod if you choose to, not one that you have to mod to get the user experience and software you deserve out of the box. As a long suffering Cubs fan, I've hear "wait 'til next year" too many times in my lifetime and "froyo's coming soon" is essentially the same thing. It could happen, but I'm not going to put money on it.
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Nope just think making a topic bashing Samsung is pointless. No one cares that you hate Samsung.but I can tell you that Samsung is a million times better then Motorola.heard of the motorola cliq? Now that's something to b!tch about.worse device in history.went through 5 of em in like 5 months. Now that's a piece of crap. Anyways who cares!
And PS. Apple Pie don't count!
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For every cliq there is a behold and omnia hd.
3 vibrants in 2 weeks before I got one worth keeping.
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I definitely appreciate the OP's feelings on this issue. I upgraded from a Vibrant to a Nexus One as my daily driver and have been incredibly happy with it. I'm holding onto the Vibrant for now hoping that the froyo update will magically fix all its issue, but god only knows when/if that's even going to come.
It's possible that the partnership with Google will lead the Nexus S to not suck in the same manner, but I'm honestly not even considering that device at the moment due to how the Vibrant has played out. The truth of it is this: with most manufacturers, I give them the benefit of the doubt. I assume the product will mostly work, and if there's a software problem I assume it will be fixed. By giving Samsung the benefit of the doubt with the Vibrant, I got burned, and I kept the device until after the return period, waiting for an update that never came.
I won't say that I'll never buy another Samsung phone again - never is a long time after all - but I'm certainly going to think twice about it. And I'm certainly never believing any excuses from Samsung about fixing things after release, ever again. Either it works perfectly out of the box, or it goes back to the store.
Dude who cares about Cyanogens progress? Have you not checked out the awesomeness that is Team Whiskey or Eugene? IMHO Team Whiskey blows Cyanogen out of the water. I came from a mytouch 3g and was worried when I got my vibrant about the quality of roms and devs that would be available. Well let me just say after flashing my first Team Whiskey rom, ill never go back to anything else. Might I suggest Obsidian v 4.2 (froyo) or Nero v3 (gingerbread based but not actual gingerbread). Both are awesome especially couples with voodoo or oclf
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I could see the OP being upset about the slowness of the releasing a FINAL 2.2 update (they've graced us with enough good leaks for me to not care). The rest is nonsense that mostly has nothing to do with Samsung.
If you wanted even more devs releasing even more unfinished junk for your phone you most certainly should've gotten an HTC phone so you can flash your heart out every day on junk that almost never reaches a final status.
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The nominations are in, the picks have been sorted, and now it's time for you, the reader, to help us judge the best in tech from 2010! We've put together a long, long list of the top selections below -- all we ask is that you cast your vote for the gadgets nearest and dearest to your hearts.
Votes will be tallied until Monday February 20th, 11:59PM EDT. You can vote in this post -- the nominees are after the break. After we've checked for abuse (please don't make us ban you) we'll publish the results alongside our own Editors' Choice picks the following week. May the best gadgets win!
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Vote here: http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/11/vote-for-the-2010-engadget-awards/
The Evo is nominated for both "Gadget of the Year" and "Smartphone of the Year"
Let's not lose to the iPhone 4!
I voted, yay evo!
looking through the results I cant believe apple tv is beating roku,
We must take down the iphone scourge!
Voted, damn iPhone is winning...
How can Verizon LTE be winning for 2010 over WiMax when it was only available on the USB modems for one month?
that`s rigth people dont know what are they voting for
That's one nice thing about sprints 4g, dynamic ip addresses.
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For gadget of the year, we're in 3rd place behind the Kinect by 136 votes and the iPod by 1666 votes.
For smartphone of the year we're behind the iPhone 4 by 835 votes.
Still easily winnable! MOAR VOTE NAO
These poles are nothing but a joke any more, just look at what they did to Time.
I placed my vote
Yeah, futile. And what does it all even mean?
BB torch is nominated for both "smartphone of the year" and "worst device of the year".
How can anyone take this srsly.
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BB torch is nominated for both "smartphone of the year" and "worst device of the year".
How can anyone take this srsly.
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LOL just noticed it after voting. I don't care about these awards anymore. Interesting how they grouped the GS series together. No way would they have had a chance if it was separated.
matt2053 said:
BB torch is nominated for both "smartphone of the year" and "worst device of the year".
How can anyone take this srsly.
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BAHAHAHAH I hadn't noticed that.
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Anyone wanna try and rally up some people from /b/ to the help the cause? They're pretty good with polls. lol Time Magazine Throws Up Its Hands As It Gets Pwned By 4Chan
I would but I try not to get my name on too many government watch lists.
Moar votes for eVo
This seems like a lost cause. Too many people happy with their Andoid devices from other Manufactures/Carriers. Total numbers amongst all Android devices far surpass Apple but Apple has only one device listed for iOS. EVO wins best Android Device but will not beat Apple fr overall numbers because it's sahring marketshare with other Android phones.