One X vs Galaxy Nexus.
Ok so assuming Sprint launches the G-Nex in the next few weeks as rumored,and assuming they announce their version of the One X in a couple days at the HTC press conference as rumored, which should I go with?
The pure Android goodness of the Galaxy, or the One X with it's better display and quad core processor??
I swore after my EVO 3D i was only going pure android from here on out. But the display and processor on the One X are soooo tempting, especially if i can make do til root is available.
The pure Android goodness of the Galaxy, or the One X with it's better display and quad core processor??
I swore after my EVO 3D i was only going pure android from here on out. But the display and processor on the One X are soooo tempting, especially if i can make do til root is available.
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I'm still on my NS4G and I'm battling with the same issue. I've worked it down to this. I love Nexus phones (even through this CDMA-Nexus-Google nonsense) but there's no doubt if the One X variant on Sprint will blow the Nexus away as far as horsepower. Bear in mind the Sprint variant will not be quad-core. It'll most likely be a 1.5GHz Dual-Core. (Google Qualcomm Cortex-A15 "Krait")
The One X in this barebones situation would be the obvious choice, but consider this; All of the leaks for the "HTC EVO One" give descriptions of a phone that is not a true One X. We're talking kickstands (thicker phone), carrier bloat, and MicroSD slot (even thicker.) The internals may be similiar to the actual One X, but if these turn out to be true I'm go...
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The One X in this barebones situation would be the obvious choice, but consider this; All of the leaks for the "HTC EVO One" give descriptions of a phone that is not a true One X. We're talking kickstands (thicker phone), carrier bloat, and MicroSD slot (even thicker.) The internals may be similiar to the actual One X, but if these turn out to be true I'm go...
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From What I have seen the Phone will be called the Sprint EVO ONE and will have some killer specs. My main concern is with Samsung's inability to upgrade software in a good time frame. The EVO One should be out for sale around early June just like the orig 4G.
Will
Will
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USCELL.Rep said:
All of the leaks for the "HTC EVO One" give descriptions of a phone that is not a true One X. We're talking kickstands (thicker phone), carrier bloat, and MicroSD slot (even thicker.) I want a One X, not a Sprint "lets make it bigger and bloat it up to match the EVO brand name" One X.
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Sir, just to let you know, by May 7, Sprint will be accepting pre-orders for HTC EVO 4G LTE and its actually slim even if it has a kickstand. check sprint.com/evo4glte
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go sir with the htc evo 4g LTE.processor is better, camera is also better,8 mp vs. 5 mp,
and believe me, htc makes better hardwares.
and believe me, htc makes better hardwares.
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