I'm getting a note from att .... and I'm looking on the reviews and seems like they all ***** on the att one .... so what I do ? Do I cancel my order and get the international seems like the international have better performance for everything ..... and what's the difference on the screen whit the 2 of them .....
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This is my quadrant score on att phone with saurom rom. My clock is set to 1566 MHz. If I overclock my phone it will get over 4000 easily. This is just the beginning devs are hard at work. Its only been 2 weeks and we got a couple of great roms!
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The int note has a more powerful CPU but u probably won't notice it using some regular tasks. Screens should be the same I would think.
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This is the fastest device Ive ever had my hands on. That includes ios devices and my T2 Transformer. Even with ICS the UI isnt as fast as my note (read: smoothness...the pages and apps may transition or load faster sometimes on my transformer, but it isnt as buttery). And while the international note may have a faster SoC, the ATT note hasnt stuttered a single time nor has it dropped the frame rate below 30 fps in any game. And Ive played some demanding titles. Ive played dead space, idatank, zombie wonderland, and a whole host of other games. Plus, your getting LTE in exchange. Would i have preferred an exynos based SoC? yea. But not in exchange for LTE.
The bottom line: the note is blazing fast now, and will only get faster when ICS comes out this month. The real world performance differences are negligible, and not even worth mentioning. And battery life (which is good with the screen power management enabled) i havent had a single problem with the phone.
It really all depends, do you care about 4G LTE Speeds or quadrant scores? The int version has the better processor but isn't compatible with LTE. IMO, After rooting and removing some of the bloatware on the AT&T note, it runs smooth like butter. But the int version has some great features that the AT&T version didn't come with. Those would be scrolling wallpaper, movie editor, and a few options in settings. Its hard to get the best of both worlds...
-On another NOTE, Samsung goes 5.3"
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It really all depends, do you care about 4G LTE Speeds or quadrant scores? The int version has the better processor but isn't compatible with LTE. IMO, After rooting and removing some of the bloatware on the AT&T note, it runs smooth like butter. But the int version has some great features that the AT&T version didn't come with. Those would be scrolling wallpaper, movie editor, and a few options in settings. Its hard to get the best of both worlds...
-On another NOTE, Samsung goes 5.3"
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Of u install Saurom it has alot of the settings restored that the att version does not have.
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Of u install Saurom it has alot of the settings restored that the att version does not have.
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Thanks for the info, i was really debating on what Rom to flash.
-On another NOTE, Samsung goes 5.3"
So I be good whit my att note
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This is the fastest device Ive ever had my hands on. That includes ios devices and my T2 Transformer. Even with ICS the UI isnt as fast as my note (read: smoothness...the pages and apps may transition or load faster sometimes on my transformer, but it isnt as buttery). And while the international note may have a faster SoC, the ATT note hasnt stuttered a single time nor has it dropped the frame rate below 30 fps in any game. And Ive played some demanding titles. Ive played dead space, idatank, zombie wonderland, and a whole host of other games. Plus, your getting LTE in exchange. Would i have preferred an exynos based SoC? yea. But not in exchange for LTE.
The bottom line: the note is blazing fast now, and will only get faster when ICS comes out this month. The real world performance differences are negligible, and not even worth mentioning. And battery life (which is good with the screen power management enabled) i havent had a single problem with the phone.
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The international note won't even see ICS this month. Don't hold your breath for the ATT one to either
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The international note won't even see ICS this month. Don't hold your breath for the ATT one to either
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Very true!
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I heard the note has a barometer in it...is that for the att and international version?
Galaxy Note
I've got the bell version just installed app Barometer HD checked with my local weather station and its right on... my note just keeps getting better Thanks Samsung
Intl Note doesn't have NFC, nor is it LTE capable. That makes up for the slight difference in CPU performance in the ATT Note, IMO.
Yes, I know NFC isn't enabled yet, but the hardware is there.
If you live in North America, it is better to get the att note. (warranty stuff, lte) If you live in europe is better to get the int'l one. I personally do not care what people say about the processor, you don't notice the difference and even the benchmark scores do not mean anything! +I like att note's design better
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Intl Note doesn't have NFC, nor is it LTE capable. That makes up for the slight difference in CPU performance in the ATT Note, IMO.
Yes, I know NFC isn't enabled yet, but the hardware is there.
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You can enable it with a canadian based rom like Saurom. I have been writing tags today with Nfc task launcher. Really cool app that allows you to write a batch of commands to an Nfc tag so that when in the vicinity, the phone runs the batch. I have one now on my car dock to turn off wifi, turn on bluetooth, open voice talk, turn up volume, turn on gps. All without touching the phone
I get 3200 in quadrant first run underclocked on aosp ics.
I say to each his own. If u play a lot of games and video and don't have lte in your city go international. If you can use lte stick with the att version as you won't notice a huge performance difference in daily use between the two phones
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I have an iPhone 4s on AT&T with the unlimited data plan. Was wondering if you can switch back and forth between an iPhone and Note LTE? Being that they are are 2 different data plans (HSPA+ and LTE) would there be any conflicts switching SIM cards between them?
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The international note won't even see ICS this month. Don't hold your breath for the ATT one to either
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I was gonna ask where he got that information from too. LOL.
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I have an iPhone 4s on AT&T with the unlimited data plan. Was wondering if you can switch back and forth between an iPhone and Note LTE? Being that they are are 2 different data plans (HSPA+ and LTE) would there be any conflicts switching SIM cards between them?
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Yes, there are many conflicts. The 4S runs HSPA+ and the Note runs LTE...the plans are provisioned differently in the system. Not to mention Android devices and iDevices run two different provisions even between 3G or HSPA+. Then there's the microSIM versus standard SIM.
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Hi there, I have an xperia x10 and the thing is getting out dated. I would like to switch to the Samsung Galaxy s2 but when I go to look there are like 50 different variants...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II I go to wiki and it shows me the different ones and who provides them.
I would like one with the 1.5 ghz dual core at the least, or am i mistaken? do I wan the hd screen?
Please help a brotha out, help me find the best sgs2
thanks in advance,
Vader
The lte versions need pricey data plans, the hd lte is only sold in korea, the sprint/tmobile ones wont work on rogers network, so that leaves you with the att i9100, the skyrocket or bell's i9100. Out of those i'd get the bell one since it has a physical home button and the largest userbase, or if you prefer capacitive ones get the att one. The skyrocket has a weaker cpu/gpu.
Look my friend , just buy the regular samsung galaxy s2 (GT-9100)
# it's good phone at the most
# main model not a secondry one e.g (GT-9100G) Or the 1.5 ghz one
# most support as it's the main model
# the 1.5 ghz is not the one that u gonna need it will drain out your battery life and so much heat u should face . Beside the 1.2 ghz works fine and runs all u needs
# when u choose take the most fimiler one to avoid any conflect with any experince
That's just what I see , at the end it's your call
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Psh, the 1.5ghz isn't as efficient or powerful as our 1.2ghz.
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DO NOT get the crapdragon version. The exynos has most of the support and is MUCH faster. I still cant figure out how people are selling the lte version for more in GTA area. please get the exynos.
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DO NOT get the crapdragon version. The exynos has most of the support and is MUCH faster. I still cant figure out how people are selling the lte version for more in GTA area. please get the exynos.
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Crapdragon? LOL!!
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Hi there, I have an xperia x10 and the thing is getting out dated. I would like to switch to the Samsung Galaxy s2 but when I go to look there are like 50 different variants...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II I go to wiki and it shows me the different ones and who provides them.
I would like one with the 1.5 ghz dual core at the least, or am i mistaken? do I wan the hd screen?
Please help a brotha out, help me find the best sgs2
thanks in advance,
Vader
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I came from an X10 as well. Get the Bell GS2. I guess you can get the Telus GS2 (which is the same as T-Mobile but with Rogers bands) but trust me, get the international (Bell) variant.
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Ok so basically we have narrowed it down to Bell or Telus or International because they are the only ones that support the Rogers connection. What I don't get is why the snapdragon is so crappy? Does it overheat? Like usually you think well higher ghz means faster, it is this similar to like Intel cores that have a lower clock but are faster than an amd processor where the clock is higher? Its like a technology efficiency type deal?
Also do I have to switch providers if I buy the bell or telus one? I am planning on just buying the phone outright instead of changing my phone plan...
Thanks for all your guys' help I really really appreciate it!!!
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Nathvader said:
Hi there, I have an xperia x10 and the thing is getting out dated. I would like to switch to the Samsung Galaxy s2 but when I go to look there are like 50 different variants...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II I go to wiki and it shows me the different ones and who provides them.
I would like one with the 1.5 ghz dual core at the least, or am i mistaken? do I wan the hd screen?
Please help a brotha out, help me find the best sgs2
thanks in advance,
Vader
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check out my sig u understand major diff m8 there is no comparsion yer the xperia was fun no questions ask it was a learning curve but once u get the gs2 in ur hands omg let the games begin it ots just nutz so to speak compared to x10 even on stock shame sony held bk hats off off for tryin but as u stated i got the gt-19100 running wot my lastest sig says and u cant even compare it to x10 its just pointless i still have my 2x xperia but fun but dang lol enuff said deffo worthy upgrade by far
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Also do I have to switch providers if I buy the bell or telus one? I am planning on just buying the phone outright instead of changing my phone plan...
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Don't bother with the telus one, it has a weaker soc than the regular sgs2. The bell/internation sgs2 is identical, once you get it simply root the phone and unlock it with the Galaxy_S Unlock app from the market, it'll work on rogers just fine.
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Don't bother with the telus one, it has a weaker soc than the regular sgs2. The bell/internation sgs2 is identical, once you get it simply root the phone and unlock it with the Galaxy_S Unlock app from the market, it'll work on rogers just fine.
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Thanks for the input, I know the SGS2 will be getting ICS but I have been keeping my eye on the Galaxy Nexus, it has a really nice screen and I really do enjoy having a great display, but as my x10 has a 8 mpx camera i feel like it would be counter productive in some senses. The galaxy nexus also doesn have as good of a processoror gpu as sgs 2 i wish they would make the galaxy as good as the sgs2.
Also i think the shape and concept of the galaxy nexus is much more appealing than the sgs2. Now im really at a dilema....galaxy nexus, or sgs2.
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu lol this is so hard
http://www.knowyourmobile.com/comparisons/1098323/samsung_galaxy_nexus_vs_samsung_galaxy_s2.html
also found this
also whats this all about? probably just cause of ICS im assuming
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g33w25VTh3A
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also whats this all about? probably just cause of ICS im assuming
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g33w25VTh3A
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Possibly a mix of ics and the ti processor.
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The better performance in benchmarks is all because of ICS. In my opinion, when SGS2 gets ICS, it beats the galaxy nexus in everything except the screen.
I just got this phone without realizing that the skyrocket was better. (I don't have 4g in my area). I recently found out that it was better from a hardware standpoint.
According to AT&T, i have 30 days to swap out the phone (for a fee). Should I go ahead and do it?
My main concern with the Skyrocket, is that it will not have as much development, or ICS roms. Is this valid?
In before op is flame broiled.
Skyrocket isn't better btw.
Why don't you go through both forum and do some reading. No one can or should really tell you what you should do.
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Why don't you go through both forum and do some reading. No one can or should really tell you what you should do.
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I really have, there isn't really a definitive answer as to what will happen in the future. I'm sure that someone knows better than me what will happen.
Actually you have it backwards. The original is better. I have the Sprint version which has the same specs as the original GSII. The skyrocket has a Snapdragon. The original/Sprint versions have the Exynos processor which SMOKES the Snapdragon, especially for games but also for processing things. Also, LTE is a waste of battery; HSPA+ is plenty fast. And you'll get more ROMS for the original since it's basically an i9100T (international GSII with NFC)
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If your area doesn't even have 4G, then why would you care about the Skyrocket?
Better hardware? I wouldn't say so.
Yes, its processor is 1.5GHz but different chipset.
And beside a bit bigger in size, I don't think it's better in any way.
Anyway, again, this is your phone, it is your choice, make your own decision what best for you.
Just keep the i777, the Skyrocket is NOT better.
As said before, the Exynos mops the floor with the Skyrockets snapdragon.
Personally if I was you I would stick with the phone you have. If you're within your 30 day window and want to change I would go with the galaxy note and not the skyrocket.
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Better from a hardware standpoint??? Huh??? All I can suggest at this point is... read bro. Keep reading until the realization hits that your original post is incorrect.
Man and i thought we were finally done with these threads
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I actually went the other way. I swapped out a skyrocket for the og gs2. Just because the hardware is better on the I777.
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I'm gonna give you a final answer:
- 1.2 GHz Exynos Processor (Faster and more efficient, MUCH more powerful Mali 400 GPU) vs 1.5 GHz Snapdragon CPU (1.2 vs 1.5 means nothing; it's a higher frequency to try and compensate for a slower architecture)
- HSPA+ vs LTE; HSPA+ is still very fast and doesn't use any extra battery, whereas LTE uses a LOT of battery (and I know people with a Skyrocket who complain about battery life all the time). You're also not in a 4G area, so it shouldn't matter.
- You're either on a 2GB plan or a [throttled] Unlimited plan, so going with the Skyrocket will either use up your data faster or you'll be throttled regardless.
- The original GSII has the same internals as the i9100T (International Galaxy S II w/NFC), so you'll get MUCH more support than on a Skyrocket.
- Exynos Samsung phones are said to have better quality screens (and it's been shown in the T-Mobile GSII forums [same internals as Skyrocket]).
In other words, go with the original GSII.
Well, from my standpoint (skyrocket owner) The skyrocket definitely looks nicer. The bigger screen in nice, although 4.3" is great as well. You'd think the resolution would be worse than the original, but it is virtually the same. And my eyes are picky, too.
For those of you who say the OG sII is faster, get real. Yes the exynos processor is faster and more efficient on benchmark and spec sheets, but both processors are silky smooth when using the phones in real world circumstances.
In terms of battery life, I have owned both; and I will say that in a non LTE area, they get the same battery life(give or take). In an lte area, the skyrocket will definitely lose, but it will be much, much quicker on the internet
Finally, dev support. Yes the original has great dev support. However because exynos does not support lte, manufacturers will be making more phones with the snapdragon 8860. Which in turn will mean that most devices(and ROMs) that run on 8860 can and will be ported to the skyrocket.
In the end, I chose the skyrocket. Why? Because when I go to sell it in 6-12 months, it will have worked just as well as the original sII, and it will have a much higher resale value due to LTE.
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For those of you who say the OG sII is faster, get real. Yes the exynos processor is faster and more efficient on benchmark and spec sheets, but both processors are silky smooth when using the phones in real world circumstances.
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So what you're really trying to say here is the OG SII is faster
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So what you're really trying to say here is the OG SII is faster
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The OG is faster. It has the Mali-400 GPU, which is a hell of a lot more powerful than whatever the Snapdragon's packing. This is coming from someone with a GSII and who also had an Evo 3D for a while. Even if you overclock the 3D's CPU to 1.5 GHz from 1.2, it doesn't hold a candle to the GSII. It's immediately noticeable not only when playing games, but also when processing things. You won't notice it while going through the app drawer, like the guy said, but when you actually DO things, you'll notice.
Obviously Skyrocket fans are going to love their skyrockets and say its better. OG (i777) SGII owners will say they love their phone and its better (because it is )
My thoughts: If you own a i777 and want to trade it in for the Skyrocket, then try it... because if you are even thinking about it, you obviously arent a dev nor do you really use your phone and all its features to the fullest so you probably wont notice any differences under the hood. Whats probably pulling you away is the bigger screen and the white finish. Go ahead and go, go trade it in for the Skyrocket.
One less thread started to ask "why is my battery draining so fast?".
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Obviously Skyrocket fans are going to love their skyrockets and say its better. OG (i777) SGII owners will say they love their phone and its better (because it is )
My thoughts: If you own a i777 and want to trade it in for the Skyrocket, then try it... because if you are even thinking about it, you obviously arent a dev nor do you really use your phone and all its features to the fullest so you probably wont notice any differences under the hood. Whats probably pulling you away is the bigger screen and the white finish. Go ahead and go, go trade it in for the Skyrocket.
One less thread started to ask "why is my battery draining so fast?".
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The solution to that would be to go to Sprint and get the Epic 4G Touch, which is basically an i777 with a 4.5 inch screen and also available in white
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I wouldn't touch a LTE device right now. I would wait until VoLTE comes included and when they put LTE band support in AWS(1700/2100), PCS(1900) and Cellular(850) bands. In 1 year when 700mhz is saturated, you will have to deal with slower speeds due to At&t's constrained spectrum in that particular band. These above mentioned features will supposedly be supported towards the end of the year or early next year.
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Finally, dev support. Yes the original has great dev support. However because exynos does not support lte, manufacturers will be making more phones with the snapdragon 8860. Which in turn will mean that most devices(and ROMs) that run on 8860 can and will be ported to the skyrocket.
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WRONG. CPU is only a small part of the portability equation. All of the other peripherals on the device make a difference too. This is why, for example, you'll never see HTC firmwares running on the SR or T989 despite having the same CPU as many HTCs.
Basically, the Skyrocket has a unique hardware configuration that has NOTHING in common with any other device beyond the T-Mobile T989. It only has the CPU in common with other Qualcomm Snapdragon-based phones, and nothing in common with Exynos-based devices.
As an example of what happens when a device has the same CPU but different peripheral hardware - look at the state of the Infuse. It has the same CPU as the Nexus S and original Galaxy S series (other than a small speed bump to 1.2 GHz), but significantly different peripherals, which means it has major trouble leveraging development for other devices with the same CPU.
Also look at the state of development on Infuse - they have almost nothing beyond Hellraised I9000/Captivate ROMs, which they at least have due to that 70% or so hardware commonality with the I9k/Cappy. Note how many of their developers (including myself) got frustrated with the device and gave it up, even with this relatively high commonality. (That remaining 30% was a major pain in the ass... Including a ****ty Bluetooth chipset not used by any other phone on the planet I knew of.) The Skyrocket can, at best, "Hellraise" from the T-Mobile T989 community and that's most likely all it will ever be able to pull from.
Basically, Skyrocket is Infuse v2 - It takes everything that was bad development-wise about the Infuse and makes it even worse.
Looking to get away from HTC and the vivid and get a gs2 or maybe even a note or 4s. Would you guys recommend this over the skyrockets and why
I also see the dev here is crazy.
Also how is the headphone jack here. Any sudden movement with the vivid and it disconnects and it doesnt help I only use I for the gym and my workouts are weights based and fast paced
Thx
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These type of threads aren't liked around these parts
sorry just trying to get help
The headphone jack is honestly driving me to change my phone hope you understand
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Depends if you think you need lte or not. The gs2 is superior to the skyrocket in everything but data speed
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I'm in NYC and honestly 4g is on my device way more then 4g lte
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Get an iPhone so you don't have to decide ^^
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I'd really just want a jack that I don't have to waste money guessing what headphones I need and something that I can customize. Sense is getting real old
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I'm in NYC and honestly 4g is on my device way more then 4g lte
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I have the i777 and my wife has the SR. When we're in NYC, her data speed is a ton faster than mine (because of LTE), so LTE in NYC works just fine. Honestly, through daily use, both phones are great. Many people around here will tell you to stick with the i777 but I'm not going to sway you one way or another. I have access to both devices and they're both really good. Although, I find the ICS roms on this device are more stable than the SR, IMO.
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I have the i777 and my wife has the SR. When we're in NYC, her data speed is a ton faster than mine (because of LTE), so LTE in NYC works just fine. Honestly, through daily use, both phones are great. Many people around here will tell you to stick with the i777 but I'm not going to sway you one way or another. I have access to both devices and they're both really good. Although, I find the ICS roms on this device are more stable than the SR, IMO.
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I can agree with this.
Friend of mine has the Skyrocket. We were in NYC yesterday for the auto show so he had those LTE speeds unleashed and they were pretty damn impressive. They were totally destroying my HSPA+ speeds. I've played around with his phone on other occasions and it really isn't that bad at all.
Both are really good phones.
Depends. Does Att have an LTE network up where you live? If so then yes, if not than the skyrocket is pointless and by the time they do have LTE live where you are there will be much better devices available.
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I'd really just want a jack that I don't have to waste money guessing what headphones I need and something that I can customize. Sense is getting real old
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As you already mentioned there is a ton of dev support for this device. I personally am very happy with my i777.
And about the headphones, why don't you try them out at the store...
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I had a skyrocket, went to a iphone 4s, now on the S2 and my gf has a Vivid so I think I can help.
Skyrocket has a little larger screen and data was always faster for me even on just hspa+. One thing I noticed too is it could handle a website with a wall of animated gifs that my 4S and this S2 struggle with.
The S2 has better dev support but that's the only category it wins to me.
Iphone I loathe now. Not customizable compared to android and sometimes too simple. The smaller screen can be annoying too.
I know what you mean about the Vivid audio jack so annoying
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I had a skyrocket, went to a iphone 4s, now on the S2 and my gf has a Vivid so I think I can help.
Skyrocket has a little larger screen and data was always faster for me even on just hspa+. One thing I noticed too is it could handle a website with a wall of animated gifs that my 4S and this S2 struggle with.
The S2 has better dev support but that's the only category it wins to me.
Iphone I loathe now. Not customizable compared to android and sometimes too simple. The smaller screen can be annoying too.
I know what you mean about the Vivid audio jack so annoying
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The fact that I have LTE makes it not a major concern, its very spotty I mean yeah its faster then my fios but its spotty and you only get it here and there... I'm on 4g most the time anyways
The jack is my biggest concern honestly its so annoying, haha I have a feeling he won't swap with me if I don't get a iPhone he's pro ios and anti reg apple os lmao
What screen and battery do you like more out of them
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The resolution on the iphone is great but I prefer the colors of super amoled on the Samsung.
Skyrocket is always faster even on just 4g. Also no headphone jack issues on Samsung or apple
Iphone had the best battery life but still Samsung isn't bad either
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I find the SR just a tad too big for confortable/secure one-handed use. For that reason I chose the i777. If that weren't a factor. I'd have gone with the SR.
OTOH I do know people who had the same concern about one-handed use, got the SR anyway, and now say they are used to it and glad with their choice.
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I find the SR just a tad too big for confortable/secure one-handed use. For that reason I chose the i777. If that weren't a factor. I'd have gone with the SR.
OTOH I do know people who had the same concern about one-handed use, got the SR anyway, and now say they are used to it and glad with their choice.
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the phone isn't actually as big as you think it is (for one-handed use). I've done it and its not bad but I have big hands. My wife has very small hands and she has a hard time using one hand, so it really depends on the user.
Go to an AT&T store and play with both of them, see which one you like. We cant tell you because obviously we would be biased... otherwise you would see us in the Skyrocket forum.
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Found out the Samsung Galaxy S3 is going to be dual core instead of quad core for the US versions. What a waste, I am no longer buying this phone. What about you? You can read about at http://9to5google.com/2012/06/04/sa...-s3-for-five-us-carriers-starting-this-month/
can i just say.. AT&T SGSIII is prob coming out June 20th. thats in like 2 weeks, itll take you that long to get an impossible to find SGSIII imported in. so youre not gonna be getting it any faster ordering it from uk.
as far as bloat.. you can remove it yourself once youre rooted, and there will be custom roms that do it for you..
as for the quadcore, the dualcore AT&T is using is just as fast, and clocked higher, so no noticeable performance differences there.
AT&T's SGSIII will have 2GB of ram, instead of 1GB.
and we just got LTE here in cleveland on AT&T.. im getting over 50kbps dl speeds.. thats not a typo, FIFTY!!! with the international version, youre looking at 4-6kbps MAX
the SGSIII on AT&T will be considerably less, (think 400 dollars less with contract).
these are all things you want to consider before getting the international version. its true in the past importing was always the best way to go, but this year seems like it may be different. id really suggest holding out a few days and seeing what AT&T's official moch up looks like
not even full bars V
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Found out the Samsung Galaxy S3 is going to be dual core instead of quad core for the US versions. What a waste, I am no longer buying this phone. What about you? You can read about at http://9to5google.com/2012/06/04/sa...-s3-for-five-us-carriers-starting-this-month/
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Me cause its packing 2GB of ram.
i'm buying US version as well
i don't do much gaming but i do a lot of uploading/downloading of large files so the LTE is more beneficial to me than the better GPU in the international version.
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i'm buying US version as well
i don't do much gaming but i do a lot of uploading/downloading of large files so the LTE is more beneficial to me than the better GPU in the international version.
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Not to mention there arent very many graphic intense games on the play store. I was a little hesitant to get the US version but I'm still going with it, in pebble blue.
i have verizon and dont play much graphical games on the phone
i have a transformer prime to play games and LTE speeds to tether are much better for me
Yep 100%. Can't wait.
We've known for months. Better question is do you even know why you want a quad core? I bet you don't...
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I'm torn between waiting to see the next nexus device (i love the phone, with the exception of the camera. low light pictures are terrible)
I'll be curious to see the definitive date for ATT
the LTE is nice and all, but it still isn't rolled out out in my area (Philly/South Jersey)
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We've known for months. Better question is do you even know why you want a quad core? I bet you don't...
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why would you want a Duel core.....lol
LTE? have it on the NOTE and Skyrocket......not enough of a draw for me anymore.
2gigs of ram? i see that as just a way to make it look like it is better...... to TRY and keep it on point with its international counterpart.
i have 55mbps+ in my area, i know for damn sure i'm getting the us version.
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You can still buy the international version. And I don't think every model that comes to America will have the Dual Core snapdragon?.. Only the ones that have 4g.
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there will be people that say its no big deal duel core s4 and quad core almost the same speed . Not true theres a big difference bench marks only tell have the story.Im not buying this version maybe the international version. These carriers gonna get quad core working soon with lte. Most people that buy this phone now are gonna be pissed when samsung release a quadcore version this year in the states. They can keep that duel core mess cause i already got a duel core phone and a small increasement in speed aint worth my two year agreement. Its really sad to see most people that make these custom roms live overseas and cooking up a storm with these quadcore beast phones while here in the states we watch and wait.ugh
I already knew this when they said gs3 was gonna have quad cores because LTE can't handle 4. I think a single core phone clocked at the right speed is good enough. Our phones don't have to be more powerful then our computers
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But think about this for a second with regards to dev support: there are two versions of this phone, not 5+ like the GSII or other popular phones that get butchered in the states. There's the Exynos version and the Qualcomm version. That's it. I think North American dev support will be pretty strong, not as much as the Exynos version, but much better than the US GSII's!
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I'm getting mine
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there will be people that say its no big deal duel core s4 and quad core almost the same speed . Not true theres a big difference bench marks only tell have the story.Im not buying this version maybe the international version. These carriers gonna get quad core working soon with lte. Most people that buy this phone now are gonna be pissed when samsung release a quadcore version this year in the states. They can keep that duel core mess cause i already got a duel core phone and a small increasement in speed aint worth my two year agreement. Its really sad to see most people that make these custom roms live overseas and cooking up a storm with these quadcore beast phones while here in the states we watch and wait.ugh
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I don't think I've ever posted before.. but do you know the difference between the word "Dual" and "Duel"?
As for a difference between the speeds between the two processors, it doesn't matter as much to me as the data speeds are. So if the processor is slightly slower but I can get data speeds that are 10 times faster, I'll take the Dual core.
Meanwhile in the land of the thunderbolt.
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Lmao my freaking TBolt is sitting on my desk, it's death is imminent. My Note 2 is out for delivery as of 8:30 AM today, and I look forward to putting a spike through this old piece of [email protected]#$'s screen >: )
Ok maybe not, I can still get some money for it. But god damn I cannot wait to deactivate this thing and box it up. It's so bad. Still no ICS yet lawwwwwwwwwl HTC I shake my head at you.
Lol believe it or not I liked my t bolt it had the fastest lte download speed to this date battery was the death of it for me
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Lol believe it or not I liked my t bolt it had the fastest lte download speed to this date battery was the death of it for me
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If by to this date you mean until the Note 2 showed up, then yeah I agree. It was fast. But then when I ran consistent www.speakeasy.net/speedtest runs next to my brother's Note 2, and he was able to consistently hit 40+mbps down 15 mbps up, while I was capping at like 25 mbps down and 10 mbps up, yeah it definitely got beat.
Couple that with how much better the processor is in the Note 2 and not only is the phone able to obtain the necessary bandwidth for a web page faster, but it processes it quicker too. No sitting there lagged out while the page gets processed and rendered. Just instant and smooth viewing. Difference is massive.
Don't kill the thunderbolt! I traded mine the day after my note showed up +50 bucks for am iphone 4s. Now I know it's am iphone but it's going to be very influential in me getting a s3 as my "small phone". There are still people that will pay 100 bucks or so for a tbolt.
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I would love to sell my bolt but i guess the modem fried in it or something. Lost signal on ehrpd (or whatever the name is) modem setting but could force 3g by enabling RevA in the ##778# menu. I might keep it for a camera in certain situations where i dont wanna put my Note through. Im a hightech redneck so to speak and do a lot of crazy things. that being said i was always an advocate of the bolt and always stood up for it when people put it down. ....until it failed me 1 week outside of warranty. so gay.
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If by to this date you mean until the Note 2 showed up, then yeah I agree. It was fast. But then when I ran consistent www.speakeasy.net/speedtest runs next to my brother's Note 2, and he was able to consistently hit 40+mbps down 15 mbps up, while I was capping at like 25 mbps down and 10 mbps up, yeah it definitely got beat.
Couple that with how much better the processor is in the Note 2 and not only is the phone able to obtain the necessary bandwidth for a web page faster, but it processes it quicker too. No sitting there lagged out while the page gets processed and rendered. Just instant and smooth viewing. Difference is massive.
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man i got the bolt when it hit the market and loved it...no lie it was fast but the comparison between the 2 is commodor 64 to modern computer. idk if any of you have played with the Note for a couple of days and then picked the bolt (or any other 4.3inch phone) back up but a once big phone feels so tiny. i couldnt imagine holding a 3.5 inch phone after the note.
I'm coming off a tbolt too!
The lack of updates wasn't so bad, being rooted I was on twisted's ics rom with Google Now, and it was nice to be ready for LTE. Waited 2 months after my upgrade date to have an LTE capable phone which is great because it would have sucked to spend the last 2 years on 3g.
But lag was getting pretty bad and man, it felt like I could never use my phone because if I did much at all, the battery would die before I got home to a charger.
Off the charger since 7am and 60% battery left on Note 2. Happy.
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My t bolt still has better download speed then my note at my house ... same with my dna and rezound and my wife's s3 my note doesn't like my house but in the future new radios could change everything... Now on wifi my note and dna load and run very closely the other devices aren't close but for Web browsing and I hate saying it the Iphone 5 hauls balls!
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My t bolt still has better download speed then my note at my house ... same with my dna and rezound and my wife's s3 my note doesn't like my house but in the future new radios could change everything... Now on wifi my note and dna load and run very closely the other devices aren't close but for Web browsing and I hate saying it the Iphone 5 hauls balls!
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Mods can we get some warning points against this guy ^^^ for the foul language in the last sentence? lol
I just joined Verizon less then a year ago and went from the Gnex>iPhone 4>iPhone 4s>T bolt>white Droid RAZR>Droid X & G Tab 7.7 4g combo> SGSIII > Droid RAZR Maxx HD> Note 2 and I'm sure I'm missing a device here and there I'm sure. Out of all of those devices the Droid RAZR Maxx HD had the best down/up speeds and battery life (Motorola always has the best radios). Now my all time all around favorite phone is the Note 2 hands down!
Before I joined Verizon I was with Sprint for 12 years and my smart phone list was as big as my Verizon list. I like trading phones and getting the latest greatest.
Edit. I only tried the I phones so I could be fair to myself and others when I say Android smokes iOS 6 ways to Sunday.
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I just joined Verizon less then a year ago and went from the Gnex>iPhone 4>iPhone 4s>T bolt>white Droid RAZR>Droid X & G Tab 7.7 4g combo> SGSIII > Droid RAZR Maxx HD> Note 2 and I'm sure I'm missing a device here and there I'm sure. Out of all of those devices the Droid RAZR Maxx HD had the best down/up speeds and battery life (Motorola always has the best radios). Now my all time all around favorite phone is the Note 2 hands down!
Before I joined Verizon I was with Sprint for 12 years and my smart phone list was as big as my Verizon list. I like trading phones and getting the latest greatest.
Edit. I only tried the I phones so I could be fair to myself and others when I say Android smokes iOS 6 ways to Sunday.
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There's 6 ways to Sunday??? but I myself like iOS but its no where near what android is. Whenever I get asked what phone to get, I always say Galaxy S3. I say that because while the Note 2 is better (in my opinion) than the Galaxy S3, the huge size isn't for everyone. Of course I also let them know the Galaxy Note 2 is better than the GS3 but not everyone can handle something this big
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I agree .. In also agree that iOS and apple have a very functional devise. IF you are not into customization and just want something that works and tells you what you can and can't do. But if you are an individual and like to take control of your device then android is your route. I posted on Facebook when I got this thing as to how amazed I was but like the above stated I made it clear that it was not a device for everyone.
My Tbolt is now a mini-tablet for my 2.5 year old. I see it sitting on a table sometimes and go to pick it up and remember that I now have a bad ass, rooted GN2! Come on Adam!
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