htc on page, the description puts 2GB DDR2, but the snapdragon chip 600 is mounted directly ddr3, does not come with ddr2
LG Optimus G Pro also comes with ddr3
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/compare/HTC-One,LG-Optimus-G-Pro/phones/7678,7709
http://www.qualcomm.com/media/blog/2013/01/07/snapdragon-800-series-and-600-processors-unveiled
only 20 days to launch, soon all we have the confirmation
I'm looking forward to MWC
Man...
This is the one thing HTC is notorious for. They always have 1 inferior feature on this devices.
All the way from their WM days to even their android days. Very unfortunate.
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Man...
This is the one thing HTC is notorious for. They always have 1 inferior feature on this devices.
All the way from their WM days to even their android days. Very unfortunate.
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I won't say I disagree
Maedhros said:
Man...
This is the one thing HTC is notorious for. They always have 1 inferior feature on this devices.
All the way from their WM days to even their android days. Very unfortunate.
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Is it really going to cause many issues though? Most likely not.
Nothing is 'perfect'
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Is it really going to cause many issues though? Most likely not.
Nothing is 'perfect'
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Of course not, but if you have been using an HTC device since their WM days, you just cannot help but be frustrated.
If you find me a single HTC device that didn't have 1 flaw I will be amazed. When I say flaw, I don't mean crappier screen, or crap speaker quality. I mean:
1. No LED flash (when previous model had it)
2. No LED indicator (when previous model had it)
3. 512 MB less ram then competition (or 1gb less in the case of the One X)
I could go on and on... none of these have been deal breaking, but they are not so insignificant that we can easily ignore it. After all these generations of devices, I cannot help but agree with some people who say that HTC does this on purpose.
Funny thing is... I have made this complaint on the forum for every device they have released since the DHD. They were notorious for this during the WM days, then they improved. But as soon as the Sensation came out... it was another lackluster device.
Then the One X with 1 GB of ram?!?
Now the HTC One with DDR2 instead of DD3.
I'll reiterate: This isn't necessarily a deal breaker for me, but it really leaves a bad taste in my mouth, especially because I know HTC is better then this.
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Of course not, but if you have been using an HTC device since their WM days, you just cannot help but be frustrated.
If you find me a single HTC device that didn't have 1 flaw I will be amazed. When I say flaw, I don't mean crappier screen, or crap speaker quality. I mean:
1. No LED flash (when previous model had it)
2. No LED indicator (when previous model had it)
3. 512 MB less ram then competition (or 1gb less in the case of the One X)
I could go on and on... none of these have been deal breaking, but they are not so insignificant that we can easily ignore it. After all these generations of devices, I cannot help but agree with some people who say that HTC does this on purpose.
Funny thing is... I have made this complaint on the forum for every device they have released since the DHD. They were notorious for this during the WM days, then they improved. But as soon as the Sensation came out... it was another lackluster device.
Then the One X with 1 GB of ram?!?
Now the HTC One with DDR2 instead of DD3.
I'll reiterate: This isn't necessarily a deal breaker for me, but it really leaves a bad taste in my mouth, especially because I know HTC is better then this.
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The same can be said really for many manufacturers =/ I see your frustration though.
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Of course not, but if you have been using an HTC device since their WM days, you just cannot help but be frustrated.
If you find me a single HTC device that didn't have 1 flaw I will be amazed. When I say flaw, I don't mean crappier screen, or crap speaker quality. I mean:
1. No LED flash (when previous model had it)
2. No LED indicator (when previous model had it)
3. 512 MB less ram then competition (or 1gb less in the case of the One X)
I could go on and on... none of these have been deal breaking, but they are not so insignificant that we can easily ignore it. After all these generations of devices, I cannot help but agree with some people who say that HTC does this on purpose.
Funny thing is... I have made this complaint on the forum for every device they have released since the DHD. They were notorious for this during the WM days, then they improved. But as soon as the Sensation came out... it was another lackluster device.
Then the One X with 1 GB of ram?!?
Now the HTC One with DDR2 instead of DD3.
I'll reiterate: This isn't necessarily a deal breaker for me, but it really leaves a bad taste in my mouth, especially because I know HTC is better then this.
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isnt the point of this thread that MAYBE the phone uses ddr3 and not ddr2 as HTC have said?
because the chip only comes with ddr3?
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isnt the point of this thread that MAYBE the phone uses ddr3 and not ddr2 as HTC have said?
because the chip only comes with ddr3?
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if the device came with DDR3 HTC would state so on their website:
http://www.htc.com/www/smartphones/htc-one/#specs
They state DDR2. S600 supports DDR3, but HTC chose not to include it on their design.
Sorry if it is too basic a question, but is there any major difference between ddr2 and ddr3?
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According to Phil Nickinson on Android Central, the One will have DDR3 memory. http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...ouve-got-questions-lets-do-2.html#post2598040
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According to Phil Nickinson on Android Central, the One will have DDR3 memory. http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...ouve-got-questions-lets-do-2.html#post2598040
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DDr3 or 2 ?
Some spec sheets say its ddr3 but according to Qualcomm the 600 uses ddr3 RAM
Thank you !
HTC spec sheet says DDR2. Apparently the HTC spec sheet is wrong and it's DDR3. Not that you should lose any sleep over that kind of thing
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According to Phil Nickinson on Android Central, the One will have DDR3 memory. http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...ouve-got-questions-lets-do-2.html#post2598040
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If that is the case then great! I am skeptical however. I will believe the spec sheet for now.
i send a email for htc asking which its corret ddr2 or ddr3
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i send a email for htc asking which its corret ddr2 or ddr3
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Great, I wonder what they have to say. Sorry, I'm out of thanks, can't thank you. I will do tomorrow
htc support impress me!
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In regards on your question about the HTC One having 2G of DDR2 or DDR3, when you take a look at the HTC website under the specs of HTC One is information is the following:
•Total storage : 32GB/64GB, available capacity varies1
•RAM : 2 GB DDR2
This is the correct information, since this is in our HTC website; the other one that you provide for us to see, is a third-party website and we do not recommend looking at those websites for information like this. I recommend you to always look on HTC official websites or contact HTC Email Support for any questions or assistance you have in the future.
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I think that It is better to writing to qualcomm with the question
g3rm3n said:
I think that It is better to writing to qualcomm with the question
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I don`t think qualcomm has smth to do with that, i guess that snapdragon 600 supports UP to ddr3, so if they decided to go ddr2 i guess it`s possible, why would they advertise it with ddr2 if it`s ddr3? )
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I will be waiting for this instead of the dual core snap dragon 1.5s. First carrier to get it gets me.
http://m.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/next-motorola-android-phone-to-feature-2-ghz-processor/
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As long as it's not GSM/Versizon, I'd jump ship.
I HATE motorola. Junk junk junk. That's only my opinion though. Rather have a dual core.
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I HATE motorola. Junk junk junk.
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I share this opinion. Every Motorola phone I have ever owned has been pure garbage. If this processor exists somewhere, please let someone ether than Motorola have it. And yes, I think a dual core would make more sense than a single 2ghz core.
KitsapAndroid said:
I share this opinion. Every Motorola phone I have ever owned has been pure garbage. If this processor exists somewhere, please let someone ether than Motorola have it. And yes, I think a dual core would make more sense than a single 2ghz core.
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Agreed, that's exactly why PCs went to multi-cores instead of trying to break the 4GHz barrier
I love having my phone over clocked, but what the hell are you all doing with your phone that you need 2 Gigahertz?
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I love having my phone over clocked, but what the hell are you all doing with your phone that you need 2 Gigahertz?
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I stream most of my porn, and even with OC and JIT it still stutters.
Motorola apexed with the StarTac. Since then everything they've put out has been garbage, except maybe the Droid.
Agreed also with the 2cores. I would prefer a 1.5g dual core in an HTC over a 2g Motorola device.
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I stream most of my porn, and even with OC and JIT it still stutters.
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????????????
Kcarpenter said:
I will be waiting for this instead of the dual core snap dragon 1.5s. First carrier to get it gets me.
http://m.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/next-motorola-android-phone-to-feature-2-ghz-processor/
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And yeah as everyone here, motorola is junk.
the build quality is cheap in certain phones.
But i do not know about the Droid...
but in general i would never choose a motorola...
So my initial understanding of the Dual Core snap dragons was that there would be an Application Core and a modem core. Hence dual core. The modem core really doesn't do a whole lot in comparision, keeps the radio/phone going. Application core takes care of everything else...
BUT - I'll admit for the first time this week I was wrong.
The current single core MSM chipsets actually have 2 cores like I detailed above, the Dual core chips have 2 application cores instead of one, and they have a thrid modem core....
Forgive my ignorance.
Take my internets from me.
bigupurself7 said:
I love having my phone over clocked, but what the hell are you all doing with your phone that you need 2 Gigahertz?
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Video chat.
afma_afma said:
And yeah as everyone here, motorola is junk.
the build quality is cheap in certain phones.
But i do not know about the Droid...
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That's why I didn't get the Droid, it felt like a cheap peice of plastic.
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Take my internets from me.
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LMAo
That would be disproportionate.
At the very least this is an interesting topic of discussion
VERY interesting about the multi-cores, I didn't know any of that stuff about how they are used to manage the phone.
KitsapAndroid said:
I share this opinion. Every Motorola phone I have ever owned has been pure garbage. If this processor exists somewhere, please let someone ether than Motorola have it. And yes, I think a dual core would make more sense than a single 2ghz core.
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You just finished saying what I was too lazy to write
But since batteries aren't as technologically advanced as processors, won't the phone battery die quicker?
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But since batteries aren't technologically advanced as processors, won't the phone battery die quicker?
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Not if the power management methods keep up with cpu advancements
There are ways to improve battery life without the battery technology changing.
Think about it this way: gasoline has not changed much in the last x number of years but there are now cars on the road that get in excess of 60 miles per gallon.
*edit- Although... how cool would it be if they figured out how to get 3k mAh out of the batteries we have now??
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But since batteries aren't technologically advanced as processors, won't the phone battery die quicker?
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Not necesarily as bad as you think. Its just like OCing are phones. The phone can get stuff done in less ammount of time. Then once its done, the processor can scale back to a Under clocked speed, consuming less power. I am sure there is a math equation somewhere that could figure out the power used over speed/consumption based on processor time/speed.
Scaling is an amazing invention.
Yes there would probably be some detriment to battery life, but that is something super phone/smart phone users are just going to have to deal with as we demand more out of our devices. Nothing is free, and digital power costs electrons. /end
Another thing to think about is that these guys are probably based on 45nm or 32nm chip/gate architecture which means it requires less power to open and close circutry. There are rumors of some 26nm Flash memory being built, which means 26nm chips cant be far off. Smaller means less power consumption and less heat.
Rumor on the streets is HTC is working on a Hydrogen Cell phone.... Fill it up with water Given it will likely be years before we see it. But the president did drop rumor of "working Battery less HTC Phone" in a recent press conference. Can't remeber the website I read it on though.
Oh you guys are both right haha. I should have thought of that..
But hydrogen phone? That sounds incredible..
KC,
Your brick-house of an answer makes it look like I made mine out of loncoln logs... lol
Thanks for the insight
ALL,
I have seen many off topic thread not related to the HERO in this forum.
Please keep all off topic conversations in the OFF TOPIC thread, i have now said this in three different threads.
Please help not to clutter up the forum!
THread closed.
My my my...
How my EVO has been such a great phone! For two years now doing everything I needed it to and more! I will be replacing it with the One X, I suppose.
A little confused about the different processors present in the device though. Apparently the ATT USA version will not have the Tegra 3...? How will that compare to the Snapdragon processor?
Anyone else going from EVO to ONE X?
I hope the DEVS go that route. They will won't they since its the powerful phone of the three announced? >_>
Well the Krait processors are supposed to be faster than tegra 3 so I do not think there will be that much of a downgrade to enable lte. I am just hoping that eng s-off can happen easily on this phone.
It is frustrating when there is no community behind a device, like with the HTC Jetstream. I want to follow the Development crews. I really hate to leave Sprint. I believe in the company. AND, I have unlimited everything with them and not so with ATT. I will be losing my unlimited data ;(
Thats a big loss for someone who uses a lot of data.
arg.
The galaxy S III is still more powerful I believe...but we will see.
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The galaxy S III is still more powerful I believe...but we will see.
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I just feel that Samsung does cheaply made phones. It looks so generic and plain.
IDK.
I want this phone baddd but I don't wanna leave sprint for it
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I have an upgrade coming up in April. I'm between getting the GNex when it hits Sprint, or waiting a bit for the One X (which I'd expect to hit Sprint sometime in June/July)
The One X is sexy, but i'm holding out to see where the Asus Padfone falls. That and i'm considering jumping from sprint in April. I can't put up with the lack of all things data anymore.
I was so tempted until I saw the front facing camera, such a HUGE dust collector and impossible to clean.
I just saw some stuff about the "one" series, ...they don't support external storage anymore. Damn! You get 25GB Dropbox storage though. Still, I prefer having a physical, removable card, for many reasons. Damn!
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Technically, your Evo is the predecessor to your next phone, the One X, which is the successor to your Evo.
Ok I'll stop being a grammar Nazi now I wish HTC would embrace soft buttons and larger batteries though.
ECrispy said:
Technically, your Evo is the predecessor to your next phone, the One X, which is the successor to your Evo.
Ok I'll stop being a grammar Nazi now I wish HTC would embrace soft buttons and larger batteries though.
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I was wanting to see who would catch that. lol took a few posts but someone mentioned it ;}
Well it looks like they are releasing several variations of the HTC ONE all with different specs and all going to different carriers.
"Today HTC is announcing the first three members of the HTC One family: the HTC One X, HTC One S and HTC One V."
This link provides a great overview of each version as well as which carrier will get which phone:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5584/htcs-new-strategy-the-htc-one
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I was wanting to see who would catch that. lol took a few posts but someone mentioned it ;}
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I caught it when i read the thread link but i wasnt gonna be a grammar nazi cuz i still cant even type on my new phonr yet lol
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From what I understand, the One X comes with Tegra 3, but the US version of the One X is the One XL, which has a Snapdragon Krait dual-core chip. And it will come to AT&T exclusively.
The reason why the One XL will not have Tegra 3 is because the Krait has integrated LTE. It is running at 1.5 GHz, which should hold up okay. But I would have liked bragging rights.
The move away from external storage is sorta a turn-off. While 16 GB internal and 25 GB Dropbox, I would prefer to have the option of an SD card.
Camera is exciting. While it will only be 8 MP, the tech behind it is nice. Can't argue with quick and clear pictures.
The processor swap's impact is nicely laid out here. Now, if only it would allow you to get S-Off instead of Unlock...
http://m.pocketnow.com/android/htc-jewel-tipped-as-among-first-sprint-lte-phones
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http://m.pocketnow.com/android/htc-jewel-tipped-as-among-first-sprint-lte-phones
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I just read all of the different articles about the HTC Jewel, very exciting! can't wait until CTIA! hopefully they will listen to the users and have external storage or removal battery or both
Well, then stay with Sprint. I don't see the problem with this. There are going to be many types of other phones.
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Yeah add me to the "Done with HTC because they're doing away with microSD support" camp. I just this week started to enjoy my EVO as an alternative media player to my IPod. Hell I just ordered a 32gb microSD last night. 2 years of 25gb Dropbox storage is useless IMO. What if i'm stuck without a data connection? HTC just took a huge step back in my mind. A little too iPhone-ish if you don't mind me saying.
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From what I understand, the One X comes with Tegra 3, but the US version of the One X is the One XL, which has a Snapdragon Krait dual-core chip. And it will come to AT&T exclusively.
The reason why the One XL will not have Tegra 3 is because the Krait has integrated LTE. It is running at 1.5 GHz, which should hold up okay. But I would have liked bragging rights.
The move away from external storage is sorta a turn-off. While 16 GB internal and 25 GB Dropbox, I would prefer to have the option of an SD card.
Camera is exciting. While it will only be 8 MP, the tech behind it is nice. Can't argue with quick and clear pictures.
The processor swap's impact is nicely laid out here. Now, if only it would allow you to get S-Off instead of Unlock...
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FWIW, Engadget lists the HTC One X as having 32GB (26GB for the user), not 16GB. I'm sure the One XL (for AT&T) will have similar storage capacity (although, I need to find verification).
http://www.engadget.com/2012/02/26/htc-one-x-announced-at-mwc-2012/
I'm excited for this to be my next phone, so I'll have to wait to see how it actually delivers once it's released.
Was just looking at the MI-ONE phone, which is made by Xiaomi, which also develops MIUI. I have to say its a pretty good phone if you have a look at the specs, isn't it?
Powered by a dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S3 (MSM8260) processor
Runs on Android v2.3.5 Gingerbread platform in the shape of MIUI OS
266MHz Adreno 220 graphics chip
4GB of ROM, and 1GB of RAM
4-inch touchscreen LCD display Screen resolution of 854 x 480 pixels
8-megapixel rear-facing camera with flash
Supports a microSD card slot of up to 32GB of memory expandable
Noise-cancelling microphone
802.11 b/g/n WiFi connectivity Bluetooth support, & GSM/WCDMA support
Supports micro USB port, & unlocked bootloader
GPS with GLONASS support
Three capacitive buttons
Let me know your thoughts about it!
Greetzz, jojoost
I think it's a good phone, but IMO, you can use only miui rom.. Otherwise, u have to build it yourself(aosp rom)!
+Need to pay tax and shipping fee.
This is just my thinking,
Xiaomi is gathering translations from other countries..and sales mi-one. I think they might release MI-two soon
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I think that the best thing about MI-One is that it gets constantly upgraded each friday. Compared to other manufacturers, who has lots of problems when updating, it's a really good thing.
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It's a very nice phone, especially the screen even works under bright sunlight with its backlight turned off!! The only thing missing is the front facing camera, a real pity.
From what I read, it also supports dual system partition, so you can boot into either of 2 different roms. Something that google is planning to incorporate into 5.0 with boot to android/chrome I believe.
....memoirs of a flash addict.
Advertisement for Xiaomi (means "millet" in Chinese) said it has Original ICS system support besides MIUI.
But mind ya guys one thing is that, ads have only the good part of information.
1. I never seen any one with a Mi-1 running original ICS. btw, the MIUI is mostly pirated from Meizu's UI, which is deeply customized from Gingerbread.
2. Mi-1 has an ASYNCHRONOUS dual-core processor that the cores generally works one after another, but not the parallel way. No wonder the 1.4 GHz Samsung Exynos 4210 has better performance.
about the phone itself there is no much to say (though about its story there is a lot)... anyway it's only $313.79.
I've seen a mi one running ics stock. There are videos. Lol I wouldn't call it 'pirating'
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Lol I wouldn't call it 'pirating'
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Maybe it's because you don't know what happened between the bosses of Xiaomi & Meizu...
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2. Mi-1 has an ASYNCHRONOUS dual-core processor that the cores generally works one after another, but not the parallel way. No wonder the 1.4 GHz Samsung Exynos 4210 has better performance.
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That sucks pretty much..
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Maybe it's because you don't know what happened between the bosses of Xiaomi & Meizu...
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Enlighten me!
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Enlighten me!
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following content referenced page http://www.epata.com.cn/news/meizuceo , mainly translations. (forgive my bad English...)
The following quote is translated from the Meizu boss' (J. Wong) post accusing the Xiaomi Boss (Jun Lei) stealing commercial secrets of Meizu:
I'm not afraid of him, I'm just disgusted by him.
(He) used to contact me as an angel investor, taking advantage of his close relationship with government leaders of the HNT (High-Tech & New-Tech) District, to defraud me of Meizu's commercial secrets.
From the overall concept to hows and whys about phone making, developing process to supplier selection, manufacturing and marketing, company status and plans to core staff and touching financial reports... I was totally trapped by his repeated "sincerity" and the leader's urging (though
the leader's in good motive).
So please stop discussing them here, leave me calm. Please.
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The Wanxing Softs CEO Taibing Wu believed so. "Last time I visited Wong, he told me proudly that he was studying on mobile internet everyday with Lei. I never thought that Lei's intention was the phone."
Yixin Tu, the president manager of Shanghai Guangdian Electronic Tech., described what he saw that year:"That day in Wong's office, I was listening to him talking about how M8's IME should be. Lei came, and asked Wong for a lot of M8 batteries. I thought they were getting along well with each other, they both work their lives. They both dedicate themselves into user experience."
So it can be clear what the truth is.
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- If you ever used a Meizu phone and a phone running MIUI, e.g. Mi-1, you will find that they are very alike, from layout to color.
- Yeah, MIUI is far more famous, but Meizu's UI has had it's owns style from the very beginning - their first phone M8 (based on Windows CE).
- Anyone seen the Mi-one publishing press? Remember who Lei dressed like? Yeah, so did Lei get the name "Leibs".
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Anyway... We don't have to expect merchants to be honest and frank...
Si_NZ said:
It's a very nice phone, especially the screen even works under bright sunlight with its backlight turned off!! The only thing missing is the front facing camera, a real pity.
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+1 !!!
cdljl2005 said:
following content referenced page http://www.epata.com.cn/news/meizuceo , mainly translations. (forgive my bad English...)
The following quote is translated from the Meizu boss' (J. Wong) post accusing the Xiaomi Boss (Jun Lei) stealing commercial secrets of Meizu:
The Wanxing Softs CEO Taibing Wu believed so. "Last time I visited Wong, he told me proudly that he was studying on mobile internet everyday with Lei. I never thought that Lei's intention was the phone."
Yixin Tu, the president manager of Shanghai Guangdian Electronic Tech., described what he saw that year:"That day in Wong's office, I was listening to him talking about how M8's IME should be. Lei came, and asked Wong for a lot of M8 batteries. I thought they were getting along well with each other, they both work their lives. They both dedicate themselves into user experience."
So it can be clear what the truth is.
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- If you ever used a Meizu phone and a phone running MIUI, e.g. Mi-1, you will find that they are very alike, from layout to color.
- Yeah, MIUI is far more famous, but Meizu's UI has had it's owns style from the very beginning - their first phone M8 (based on Windows CE).
- Anyone seen the Mi-one publishing press? Remember who Lei dressed like? Yeah, so did Lei get the name "Leibs".
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Anyway... We don't have to expect merchants to be honest and frank...
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Wow thanks for that or I wouldn't have known. Manipulative Xiaomi Fascinating
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HTC accidentally leaks its Windows Phone 8 handset called HTC Elation.
Read more here: http://ubuntulife.net/htc-windows-phone-8-htc-elation/
What are your thought? Is it the right thing to use almost the same design as for the One X?
I don't see any specs?
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I don't see any specs?
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Here you have it: http://ubuntulife.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/HTC-Elation.png
I say it is fake. How can it have three reviews already when its not even out yet?
I am skeptical for a few reasons:
There has been no prior mention of a quad-core WP device.
There is no mention of 4G LTE.
There is no mention of the new browser (IE9).
There is no mention of Nokia Maps.
There is no mention of an MS Office suite.
There is no mention of an SD card.
It was my understanding that these would all be strong selling points for the next high-end HTC WP device. I would imagine that these would be important to mention in any advertisement.
XATAGuy said:
I am skeptical for a few reasons:
There has been no prior mention of a quad-core WP device.
There is no mention of 4G LTE.
There is no mention of the new browser (IE9).
There is no mention of Nokia Maps.
There is no mention of an MS Office suite.
There is no mention of an SD card.
It was my understanding that these would all be strong selling points for the next high-end HTC WP device. I would imagine that these would be important to mention in any advertisement.
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Actually their has been a mention, it has been mentioned about a quad-core WP8 from HTC the Zenith if you guys remember. The current one announced(leaked)matches the specs to the mid-range model.
I can’t find any news or even a good rumor on a quad-core WP8 device currently in development. If you can, please post!
http://wpsuperfanboy.com/news.php?post_id=524
http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/7/3299977/htc-8x-photo-specs-windows-phone-8-rumor
It's a fake, hopefully HTC doesn't pick an Android shell and put WP8 on it.
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XATAGuy said:
I can’t find any news or even a good rumor on a quad-core WP8 device currently in development. If you can, please post!
http://wpsuperfanboy.com/news.php?post_id=524
http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/7/3299977/htc-8x-photo-specs-windows-phone-8-rumor
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http://www.knowyourmobile.com/blog/1570651/htc_rio_accord_and_zenith_to_run_windows_phone_8.html
Yup. You are undoubtedly correct Sir in that you found an article which I obviously missed. It’s interesting though, here is another article from the same publication, different author, dated less than a month apart, stating it has a dual-core processor:
http://www.knowyourmobile.com/blog/...hone_8_smartphones_arriving_in_september.html
The only thing that appears definitive is that we don’t know for sure yet. We may know as early as noon New York time tomorrow if the rumor of an HTC press event is correct.
Thanks!
The quad core may show up latter on, the dual cores may be the first to pop up.
fake.
wrong details leak. mods please lock this thread
Re: [Ssshhh] INTERNAL DETAILS [Xperia 2013 lineup LEAKED]
Those are some beefed up specs. Sounds too good to be true.
Anything on a 6 inch Xperia?
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what about this one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2111383
6.44"
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DdcCabuslay said:
Those are some beefed up specs. Sounds too good to be true.
Anything on a 6 inch Xperia?
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all wrong sorrt
Re: [Ssshhh] INTERNAL DETAILS [Xperia 2013 lineup LEAKED]
thunderising said:
Everything I write is true. If you don't believe them, I won't try to make you believe them
6.44" Xperia is confirmed, uses the same Snapdragon 800 chipset and 3 GB of RAM as well.
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2nd half 2013 u think?
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thunderising said:
Everything I write is true. If you don't believe them, I won't try to make you believe them
6.44" Xperia is confirmed, uses the same Snapdragon 800 chipset and 3 GB of RAM as well.
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Hahahahahaha. NO.
And that one is actually a very easy myth to debunk. All recent processors use dual-channel memory, and running 3GB in dual channel would require two 1,5GB RAM chips or whatever they use, and that is just not going to happen. RAM is pretty much always made in multiples of 2, so you go 128MB, 256MB, 512MB, 1024MB, 2048MB and then 4096MB and so on. The next amount of RAM in phones will be 4GB, and that won't be any time soon (in my opinion) since it is completely unnecessary for Android.
3GB could theoretically happen if they chose to go with a single channel setup, but that would just be an absolute waste of memory bandwidth, and I just can't see that happening.
So, since you got that wrong we can safely say this whole thread is pretty worthless in my opinion.
Being a hardware engineer. I agree with Ambroos statement with regards to the RAM. In fact you don't have to be any hardware expert to know that. Just soom geeky person would know that.
Riyal said:
Being a hardware engineer. I agree with Ambroos statement with regards to the RAM. In fact you don't have to be any hardware expert to know that. Just soom geeky person would know that.
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Thank you. Software developer here with a slightly above average knowledge of low-level CPU workings and operation. Coding in assembly ftw!
The 3GB RAM thing was also said about the Xperia Z, together with rumours about it having an Exynos SoC. Well, we all saw how that turned out
Also I may add but I have been monitoring Sony since 2010 and by their movements I don't think these devices(if true) would come on the 2nd quarter...
Sony takes the word "flagship" seriously and they won't be overtaking a flagship phone in just a months time. Like the Xperia X10 and Xperia Arc S who reigned for almost a year... Same goes with Xperia S.
Plus looking at the reaction of the Iphone 5 owners I think it wouldn't be a good marketing strategy.
So based on my observations I think the next superior device would come by 4th quarter of the year.
GAH, stop it! D:
everytime i hear a new and better phone is going to come out,
i will always want to wait for it T.T
what is the expected release date for ZL+ if true then?
seems my sources were wrong. sorry to disappoint guys. these were just fanboy dreams
Thread closed per OP request.