Android phone discussion
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note 3 is fucking dope...i get the mixed bag of either love or made fun of because people like "your phone is an ipad mini" ist whatever though...im more than happy with it..coming from an iphone 5 to this phone is a night and day difference
and i just rooted a few nights ago..fucking golden now
and i just rooted a few nights ago..fucking golden now
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God damn the s5 is almost out? I still have the ,s3 and can't upgrade for another year. By the time I get a new pho I'll be copping the s7
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thought the s5 was gonna get 3GB ram only has 2
Samsung?s Galaxy S5 is here with more power, more pixels, and a refined design | The Verge
Samsung?s Galaxy S5 is here with more power, more pixels, and a refined design | The Verge
im not touching another phone until they start using 64-bit architecture chips. Then we will start seeing the 4GB RAM phones.
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yeah i read that also its suppose to have a better screen also but they didnt say anything bout it think they just might use it on the s6 or note 4
Report: Galaxy S5 to have Full HD display initially, QHD model to follow few months later | SamMobile
Report: Galaxy S5 to have Full HD display initially, QHD model to follow few months later | SamMobile
newest update sucks ass. for some reason my phone loads a preview for every download ive ever had on my phone, like every time i plug it or get a text i get a list of all my previous downloads
also, they changed some settings. my assist light would turn on whenever i got a phone call, even though that setting was off. and predictatext is GARBAGE. i cant even type half the words i want to because it assumes Im trying to say something else. sorry not every fucking person who texts is a fucking retard
also, they changed some settings. my assist light would turn on whenever i got a phone call, even though that setting was off. and predictatext is GARBAGE. i cant even type half the words i want to because it assumes Im trying to say something else. sorry not every fucking person who texts is a fucking retard
Samsung’s 64-bit chipsets will launch later this year
While almost all hardware manufacturers are getting on the 64-bit bandwagon, Samsung has not announced uncharacteristically silent in this segment. That does not mean that the South Korean giant isn’t working on any 64-bit hardware. The vice president of marketing for Samsung’s system LSI business, Kyushik Hong, announced in an interview at the Mobile World Congress that work is underway on 64-bit chipsets, which will be launched later this year. He said that there isn’t an ecosystem for 64-bit hardware yet, and when there is, Samsung will be ready with new hardware. “64-bit is very important … in the sense that there’s a real demand, whether you need it or not. We are very actively working on it.”
He also confirmed that there wouldn’t be a delay in launching the hardware once there is an ecosystem for it. “Our chip will be ready whenever the operating systems and ecosystem go 64-bit. We’re pretty sure we’re not going to be the bottleneck for that.”
The South Korean manufacturer has high ambitions for the Exynos line of SoCs and has signified its intentions of increasing its market share in the segment. Toward that regard, Hong said that Samsung’s LSI division is actively working on adding new vendors that use Exynos hardware. He did mention that it is initially hard to convince potential customers in the benefits of Samsung hardware, considering that most of these customers are Samsung’s rivals in the mobile or tablet segments. But he did state that there is a clear demarcation between Samsung’s mobile division and its LSI division, and that, “Once we work with our customers, then they fully appreciate this separation between the different business units.” In addition, Hong mentioned that work is underway on creating new products for the mid- and low-tier segments.
While almost all hardware manufacturers are getting on the 64-bit bandwagon, Samsung has not announced uncharacteristically silent in this segment. That does not mean that the South Korean giant isn’t working on any 64-bit hardware. The vice president of marketing for Samsung’s system LSI business, Kyushik Hong, announced in an interview at the Mobile World Congress that work is underway on 64-bit chipsets, which will be launched later this year. He said that there isn’t an ecosystem for 64-bit hardware yet, and when there is, Samsung will be ready with new hardware. “64-bit is very important … in the sense that there’s a real demand, whether you need it or not. We are very actively working on it.”
He also confirmed that there wouldn’t be a delay in launching the hardware once there is an ecosystem for it. “Our chip will be ready whenever the operating systems and ecosystem go 64-bit. We’re pretty sure we’re not going to be the bottleneck for that.”
The South Korean manufacturer has high ambitions for the Exynos line of SoCs and has signified its intentions of increasing its market share in the segment. Toward that regard, Hong said that Samsung’s LSI division is actively working on adding new vendors that use Exynos hardware. He did mention that it is initially hard to convince potential customers in the benefits of Samsung hardware, considering that most of these customers are Samsung’s rivals in the mobile or tablet segments. But he did state that there is a clear demarcation between Samsung’s mobile division and its LSI division, and that, “Once we work with our customers, then they fully appreciate this separation between the different business units.” In addition, Hong mentioned that work is underway on creating new products for the mid- and low-tier segments.