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[General Topics] francois36boris:
I gave up my desire to buy a GNexus after I saw this. Anything bigger than an GS2 is too big for me.
[General Topics] roland23:
Nice and usefull tool. Thanks
[General Topics] RomBox:
good tool. thanks
[General Topics] trex3491:
Great tool thanks, sgs for the win
[General Topics] saratoga2:
I was going to say the opposite. They're basically the same width, but the GN has the better screen.
[General Topics] Crippius:
that's handfull, thanks ;)
[General Topics] Dubsylva:
Cool, now that's userful
[General Topics] :
Cool, my x10 isnt so big like Galaxy S2 :D
[General Topics] babis91:
Thanks for the site. Very useful.
[General Topics] thefaun:
Very usefull site - I'll be referring back to this in future!

Then again I'd say my S2 is as large as I'd consider going. I wish someone would bring out a flagship with a 4-inch screen... I think that's probably my sweet-spot in terms of size!
[General Topics] Duch89:
Thank you very much, very useful site.:)
[General Topics] _Noctis_:
on one hand, can't see how it'll be comfortable to carry and use ...

sgs2 seems big enough ...

on the other hand ... i could use a bigger screen sometimes :)
[General Topics] BrokenJumps:
Thanks for that.
[General Topics] parudthz:
Sweet stuff, could definitely come in handy when looking into a new phone
[General Topics] jiricrispeyn:
This is actually pretty useful, thanks!
[General Topics] eightphantomz:
Thanks for sharing!

Save my time wondering how big is the GNote is.
[General Topics] yuvpsi:
Great, I always was wondering the difference of size between the iphones.

thanks allot !:)
[General Topics] Joescan:
Up thats really big
[General Topics] ashonka:
Thanks for sharing. Cool to compare. I dig my 4.3" screen, but I have always thought a little bigger one would be cool.
[General Topics] MclarensARC:
interesting web :D
[General Topics] krisando:
I do wonder what size is considered a tablet and a phone. Some phones like the S2 you really need to shove down you pants It's so large. Perhaps the "phone" form factor is what sells. :)
[General Topics] TescoloveAsda:
thanks ，like it:D pretty nice
[General Topics] falquinho:
hmm.. interesting
[General Topics] jsw_xda:
I love the big one.

can we have Iphone Note
[General Topics] paracarro:
very interesting !

thanks you
[General Topics] negrobembon:
Man i just tried a note today, and its huge, awesome but too big for pocket travel(im not that into cargo pants)
[General Topics] S@!n:
Galaxy s is lighter then iphone 4.

nice share
[General Topics] torchwolfery:
despite comparing the size with my galaxy ace i still want the galaxy note lol
[General Topics] negrobembon:
Now thats a huge difference
[General Topics] btrav:
Awesome tool
[General Topics] tinymille:
the galaxy note is HUGE
[General Topics] specialistk:
phones are getting too big i think, good site though. 4" screen size with next to no bezel would be ideal imo. give it a couple more years.
[General Topics] pLeXigLaS:
the sgn is perfect for taller people with bigger hands :-)

me too
[General Topics] SupperDroid:
Agree, seems some have a lot of wasted bezel space.
[General Topics] r0ks0n:
For me, my HTC HD2 is perfect. But iPhone 4 is still good in size...
[General Topics] FinancialWar:
4.3 inch is the perfect size
[General Topics] il_pasqui:
can't really afford a phone that can't fit in my pocket (4.3 at max)

But i have to admit that larger phones looks great
[General Topics] darkhelmet0012:
size

It is just the size, I mean you could go to the store and check out how it feels, etc.
[General Topics] HacK-TroY:
I since I bought my htc hd2, I do not want smaller phones, I'm in search of new galaxy note !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[General Topics] XDA Rob:
This is cool although seeing and comparing the feel of phones in a store is much better in my opinion.
[General Topics] rounes:
Love it.... nice tools! I will compare all my family cellphones!
[General Topics] hellequin:
very nice, thanks.
[General Topics] Arhum1994:
Phonearena.com already had this tool.but this one is good too:cool:
[General Topics] eckounltd:
nice, will be useful for future phone purchase
[General Topics] Hordon:
wow thanks man..
[General Topics] Dark lord me:
This page really deserves a sticky
[General Topics] dengchao101:
aha~so fun,thanks!:)
[General Topics] mhaykheltan:
phone size thanks anyway
[General Topics] I Am Marino:
This is fun just to compare phones you know you and your friends have to each other.
[General Topics] Mr.Moriarty:
Thank you.
[General Topics] apg5031:
awesome website.....quick specs
[General Topics] mokate:
Looks like a very interesting,let me try :p
[General Topics] alisagarner:
Good alternative for tablet

Galaxy note is good alternative for tablet, if you want to buy smaller one.
[General Topics] ZoRoXxL:
nice site... :D
[General Topics] RaidRush:
mmh.... nice ;)
[General Topics] zoidberg96:
very nice site
[General Topics] simplylester:
Went from an iPhone to a Galaxy Nexus .. what a change in size haha.

Very useful site, will definitely use it when I need to compare phone sizes in the future :)
[General Topics] Mr.Moriarty:
useful tool thank you..
[General Topics] klmn1:
There is more than just compare the 'size' ;)

Thx
[General Topics] lucky700:
OK i will try this.
[General Topics] gonadwarrior:
it's just insane how large phones are getting now

I remember there being a time where I was on a quest to get the smallest/thinnest phone possible..from that sony with the swivel mic, to the SE t68

now I have a sgs2 and laugh about it
[General Topics] androidmen:
Thanks

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[General Topics] :
Nice, my phone was really small. :(
[General Topics] Rubva:
hello i am new here
[General Topics] Nexus-google:
They all went thinner, but also larger

about 5years we have a phone as thin as paper

and as big as a A4 paper
[General Topics] thelowend:
I could never, ever use an iphone...its almost like apple designed it for babies.
[General Topics] rekh127:
Cool website thanks! However it's also worth noting that different screen technologies look better than others. Like the Galaxy Nexus's AMOLED compared to the i-phones regular boring LED display.
[General Topics] varunonline:
Great and useful website. thanks for sharing.
[General Topics] tempus98:
Ummmmm.....

Bigger and bigger!!!!!!!!
[General Topics] joester818:
Yea that thing is a monster.
[General Topics] ekimnal:
if i could

i would get the Note

but only the International version (the one that looks like the SGS2, but bigger) :)

Living in Canada and being subscribed under Rogers, they always come out with altered verisions :mad:
[General Topics] kotaro_14:
It is big, when you first get it the first time it feels well big, but then you become so accustomed to it that you think all phones should be this size. I hate the screen banding issue though, hope Supercurio's fix will come soon!

I like reading the pages where people are all like the GNote is so big, OMG! Lol.
[General Topics] DPMAce:
Note ftw! !

My next phone will be the 7.7 tab
[General Topics] TyZollman:
Very Cool... thank you.
[General Topics] Hasan175:
nice one great apps
[General Topics] hashkiki:
Very nice to know this can such little.

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[General Topics] HarryQt:
I would like the Gnote, but its too damn pricey :p

btw Gnote users, do you use it with a case or a sleeve ( or something similar)?
[General Topics] nadaltennis77:
They just keep increasing

I think phones are starting to get larger than pockets! Many new phones have a screen size of over 4 inches, many at 4.5 inches. Then recently, the Samsung G Note was announced, at over 5 inches! Phones are beginning to get to large, which is why a 7-8 inch tablet makes a nice complement to about a 4 inch screen, i think. The note isnt quite big enough to feel like a tablet, yet is too awkward to be held up to your ear as a phone.
[General Topics] eggydrums:
Yyeeaauuhh amaze

Sent from my HTC Amaze 4G using Xparent Green Tapatalk
[General Topics] beam408:
Back then I never thought someone really use 5" Phones, but now, it's just too small already.
[General Topics] xenoposeidon:
See the difference between Galaxy Note and Xperia Mini o.O
[General Topics] DPMAce:
I put mine in a really bulky case. But I love the big size actually. And I'm getting a huge extended battery. People don't realize that if you have a note, you probably won't use anything else to surf the web or check emails. I'm on mine 12 hours a day sometimes. Watch movies on it too while lying in bed.
[General Topics] 8bithavok:
Pretty cool, I guess. I'm weird though, I like big, heavy phones. My EVO suits me great :D
[General Topics] cellem:
This is a really nice tool! I own a galaxy note and I am happy with size and every day passes I feel more and more attached with the phone and its features. I believe that any phone we use this is the size we get used to. When I bought the S2 migrating from iphone 4 I thought this is huge! But is wasn't apparently since I got my Note!!!
[General Topics] DeshTwo:
Very good tool ! the gs2 is good !
[General Topics] Felimenta97:
It will need a huge upgrade after CES and MWC...
[General Topics] r3n1sh:
nicee!!!!! S2 definitely looks awesome :P
[General Topics] rezound:
fun site, thanks!
[General Topics] andregarcia_1:
really nice website
[General Topics] Jonster111:
Link is broken...:-(

Website unreachable

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[General Topics] alexdadda22:
Thanks for post. It’s really informative stuff.

I really like to read.Hope to learn a lot and have a nice experience here! my best regards guys!
[General Topics] torieomufnill:
Good information
[General Topics] xneuromancer:
this is helpful, thanks. been looking for a new phone myself.
[General Topics] voongoto:
nice one, thanx
[General Topics] wheelbot:
phones seem to be going into tablet sizes these days.
[General Topics] richman21:
Website is real useful. Thanks!
[General Topics] ciscruz:
Usefull. Great.
[General Topics] s9pa:
Why would someone get a Galaxy note? It is too big for a phone and too small for a tablet. Haven't the tech industry already figured out that All-in-one things (Printers/scanner/fax, Tv&VHS/CD-player, ...) don't work.
[General Topics] j0h4n:
Nice link, ty
[General Topics] XDA Pilot:
My Samsung Infuse 4g is huge :P Especially with its Ballistic case on.

Can't fit it in my pocket

**** CAPTCHA I FAILED IT9 TIMES IN A ROW
[General Topics] galaxys:
good scoop op...
[General Topics] ksession:
bigger the phone.... the harder it falls?
[General Topics] OoPwnedoO:
Awesome site. Thanks.
[General Topics] KeddeH:
Very nice tool, thank you.

My P990 is actually not that massive compared to other phones as I thought.

In the spirit of phone comparison, anyone seen a list of phone durability from dropping them? Been thanking my phones ability to fall into all kinds of pieces when I drop it, to absorb the impact, that can be reassembled without harm.
[General Topics] Vap0ur:
The iPhone surprises me most when you look at it like that!

I guess this is why the top end of the 'new' generation of phones are all including polycarbonate / ceramic body cases.
[General Topics] acetkbez:
I think the galaxy note is the largest that a phone should be. I hope verizon gets something like it!
[General Topics] ivanot:
It is useful but does not give an idea of the thickness; when I passed from Galaxy S to Galaxy S2 I had a pleasant surprise discovering that it was not mre difficult to hold it, I think it's due to the fact that is thin.
[General Topics] KingKuba13:
The more I look at my phone the smaller it seems to get in my eyes.

4" is a nice sweet spot but looks tiny now.

4.8" edge to edge will probably be my future.
[General Topics] aphoisme:
4" display fits me the best
[General Topics] cvmn123:
yup..me too
[General Topics] casparke12:
Galaxy S

Galaxy s is Big :cool:
[General Topics] Stranyer:
hahaha, amazing tool!

Thanks!
[General Topics] Sykotron:
It would be interesting to see the comparison between phones, laptops, and tablets with maybe some additional specs.
[General Topics] bouighil:
The best size, i confirm
[General Topics] stoppt:
yeah, 4+ i think it's huge.

4 inches it's rly great for my hands :)
[General Topics] adampa1006:
I want bigger. I have the Bionic now, and would love a bigger screen, Im gonna try out the Note soon. I'm willing to get as big as I can go as long as it will fit in jean pockets. Right now the LG Optimus4X is looking like an amazing phone with the quad core processor and 4.7 screen. I would like to see a phone with 5 inch, that might be the perfect sweet spot.
[General Topics] Felimenta97:
It needs a update soon.
[General Topics] khanh157:
Great tool, thanks dude!
[General Topics] wvy:
The bigger the display the better. But only as long as you can comfortably use the phone with one hand.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
I've seen this problem come up in other recent HTC devices, just thought I'd point it out for the Vivid as well.

I'm running LauncherPro with just a few icons, a low-resolution wallpaper, and no widgets. It runs silky smooth but the only gripe I have is that when opening the app drawer, 3D or standard, there's an incredible amount of stuttering and lagginess. Scrolling is not smooth, either.

The only other instance of crappy scrolling I have found on the phone so far is in GO SMS Pro; scrolling up and down conversations and also in the settings menus shows an apparent amount of lag. Nothing to cry about, but still there.

Otherwise, no performance issues at all on my device. Oh, and my previous complaint about the data speed being almost nonexistent - it's fixed. Turned out the phone was trying to sync all three of my Google accounts at one time.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] malickie:
Try a different Launcher? LauncherPro Might have an inherent flaw with HTC Devices possibly. Give GoLauncher a shot and see if there is any difference.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Yeah, I'll do that now. I personally dislike Go Launcher but I'll try a few others and see how they perform. I don't think a launcher would affect the lag in GO SMS, though.

EDIT: Lag is still present in Go, Zeam, and ADW launchers.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] malickie:
Interesting. Good to know. It is possible I suppose that they are not correctly optimized for the resolution and Screen size. Although if it is having problems with other HTC Devices my only conclusion is that it is because of some sort of Software issue between HTC and Custom Launchers.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Yeah that's all I could think of, how maybe the high resolution has something to do with it. Hopefully, that's right. Then it would just depend upon app makers to update their apps.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] ClippinWings:
I see no lag what so ever on anything on this phone...

maybe ya got a bad unit?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Are you using GO SMS or any other launchers besides Sense?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Wild Child:
This whole rom is slow in comparison to how my inspire rom runs....sad....but thats at&t for you@crappy software. But as soon as we have root,Ill be cooking my own for this,until then it can sit in the box...lol

WC
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] CEaton:
I have the lag you speak of and its driving me up the wall. Why did I give up my galaxy s2
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Calm down, it's not such a big deal. It could because of the greater resolution, much higher than the Samsungs. Not a hundred percent sure, but really. People need to stop being so nit picky and judgmental. It's a phone. In this world, they ALL have their quirks.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] GTTG_Atomik:
No lag what so ever here. Running Launcher Pro Paid Edition. I have 3 homescreens with 4 Columns and 5 Rows, and have 4 Widgets. 3D App Drawer with 5 columns.

Tried ADW EX and Go Launcher and found no lag present as well.

Once a debloated Rom is released everything will be resolved. But for me, haven't had any lag what so ever.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Hm. I wonder if the paid version would make any difference on my device. No lag in the drawer at all? What about in downloaded apps when scrolling?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] GTTG_Atomik:
No problem with anything on launcher. Smooth to me. I've came from an Atrix, Infuse, Inspire, SGS2 and notice no difference. So I've had my share to compare to.

I like the paid version because of the resizable Widgets.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
I wonder then, what could be causing it on my phone..
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] nkd:
I just tried the latest ics launcher, wow, the first few were kinda sluggish but the latest update is a breeze. There is no lag what so ever and the apps even open instantly with this launcher. I think ics luancher installs itself in a different way, i dont know why but it is smooth as butter.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] rpendrick:
I've got the same thing, paid version.

I just changed the delay to instant, and forgot about it. :)
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
I just downloaded the new ICS Launcher as well. Seems they've updated it really recently because I tried it on Monday and it wasn't nearly this smooth. Drawer fly-in is amazing, but now the scrolling through the apps is laggy. The changelog did say it was completely rebuilt.

Maybe it's a memory thing? LauncherPro was the very first thing I ever installed on the phone out of the box, and I think I recall that before I installed any other apps, it was running flawlessly.. low memory maybe, but I only have like 10 other apps installed. I'm back to LP for now since I don't really mind the drawer lag that much. I just switched to the 3D version and fly-in is working fine, but now it's the scrolling that lags more than the regular drawer does lol. Can't win.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] dbaser:
I know it sounds silly but it could be something as simple as an app icon causing the lag. I had installed something from the market and I noticed lag (this was on my Inspire) and after I uninstalled the app it went back to normal. I reinstalled the app and froze it with TiBu and the lag was still gone... unfroze and lag was back.

YMMV
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] markjo:
Yeah I believe you, good point. I'm just going to go through deleting some apps and see if any of them are the problem.

UPDATE: Alright, I just did a factory reset on the phone. As soon as it booted up, I added my primary Gmail account. I went to the Market then closed it so it would update. Meanwhile, I synced my Google contacts, Gmail, and calendar. When that was done, I went back to the Market and downloaded GO SMS - the scrolling lag there still persists. Then, I downloaded LauncherPro (unpaid) and went through opening and exiting the app drawer multiple times - seems the lag is gone. Every now and then, opening it will show some stuttering, as will closing. But it's not every single time like it was before the reset. Perhaps it was something to do with memory? It does not lag on scrolling at all, only during fly-in and fly-out.

UPDATE 2: Never mind. Now that I have changed the default number of homescreens from 3 to 5, it lags every time on opening and closing. Just not on scrolling, yet.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sk223:
Hello, after rooting and attempting to flash ClockworkMod on my LG Optimus 2X (P-9999DW), I got stuck in the endless reboot loop, so I had to do a hard factory reset. I lost all my apps, but I had previously moved the contents of my phone's internal SD card (totaling 647 MB) to a folder on my Windows 7 machine. I'm really new to Android phones so I didn't know that one could back up apps through Titanium Backup. When I move the contents of the file to my phone, the phone doesn't recognize any of the old apps I had. I still have the 'Superuser' app from root, though. I had a couple of games with full save data in my 'backup' folder too. I'd love to get them back on my phone somehow.

Is there any way to view my app history from my Gmail account so that I can download them again manually? Or is there some program I can use to put the apps from the backup that I saved on my computer back on my phone? Please help a silly noob out! Thank you.

P.S. Ever since I did the hard reset, my phone's SIM card isn't showing up. Should I call my mobile service provider, or is it just a technical issue? Please answer!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jalankakapsatu:
TitaniumBackup should solve it...

maybe under me smarter,heuheuheu...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hexaae:
Why the photo resolution in Panoramic shoot mode is just 400 pixel?

It must be a mistake in some .ini file because even Samsung Wave S8500 with a less powerful HW can shoot panoramic photos at 800 pixels...

It's a shame Samsung haven't fixed this problem yet (official KI4, A2.3.5). :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Airbag888:
I absolutely agree. That was a disappointment to me when I realized the low res of the panoramic picture. I'm hoping that ICS will bring high res panorama picture taking by standard though..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HellcatDroid:
Take a couple of high-res, max-res "normal" pics and stitch them together with PanoStudio (PC App).

You'll NEVER get panos like you get that way with any built-in panoramic feature, even the panofeature of my "real" photocam suxx compared to stitching normal shots with PanoStudio - not the mention the resolution you're gonna end up with ;)

Just saying :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotair:
Camera Panorama Issue - SGSII

Eventually Pano mode sucks in all modes in SGSII, when i compare pano's with Samsung jet the quality is far much better.

Although the picture seems good on the phone, it not the case when you look at it on a pc full view!

Attached there's a re-sized sample. You could clearly notice grains.

Don't know whether you have the same issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HellcatDroid:
Out of curiosity I just tried the pano-mode of the S2.

OMG, what a bad quallity :eek:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hexaae:
Original Samsung software is excellent: is fast and attached pics are near perfection, and saved in standard JPG format.

There are no good alternatives on the Android Market (= they are slow, bad quality, they save pics in custom panoramic format...), nor I want to use an alternative external app since the option is already built-in!

The only problem with GS2 is they forgot to change the 400pixel resolution (probably for low-end Android phones). It's actually UNUSABLE at 400 pixels. A real pity because for example Samsung Wave S8500 can do much better and uses the same internal software (I guess), but is set to 800 vertical pixels!

Here is a quick comparision between GS2 unusable 400 pixel resolution, and Wave S8500:

Wave:

GS2:

As you can see the poor 400pixel version of Gs2 is unusable. A picture quality worth a 6 years ago cheap phone (below the old VGA standards), without reason.

What really surprises me is that NOBODY's done something to fix this problem. They are all hardly working in customizing fancy video effects and custom roms but nobody ever took a look to the Panoramic camera shoot and released at least a mod-fix for this phone....

We have a powerful and very nice option we can't actually use, because of a Samsung mistake.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotair:
The difference is alot !!

I always use the stock camera app for best results:confused:

So many updates recently and still haven't been solved...I hope that one day we can notice that it has been fixed because using panorama at this stage is totally useless...:mad:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hexaae:
Still the same after more than 1 year?????

Nobody in Samsung even noticed this? :eek:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Do we look like Samsung to you ? Complain to/ask them. Nothing will be done about it if you moan about it in a thread on XDA. If you really want something done about it, go straight to the source.