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[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] le0.br4zuc4:
I'm staying with the Note 4. Quality of the display, removable battery and the camera. Until I see the Turbo's pictures, I will say camera sucks. Bad camera is sort of Motorola's thing.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Chuckleb0ne:
Just saw the camera in action and it takes good quality pictures. But the camera itself is a little hesitent when shooting photos.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] S0UTHPAWK1LLA:
I found it doesn't have OIS! Crap. I've come to like the pictures on the N4 too. I'll check it out hands on tomorrow.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] masri1987:
Low light photos will be the true test
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
Locked down how? Rooting cures the SD card issues. Knox is a non issue. Trip it when you root and forget about. Not like it ever becomes a warranty issue. Spen, removable battery, 92gb of storage, better screen. Don't see the allure of the Nexus.

I thought about ditching Samsung as I hate to be thought of as a fan boy, but the Note 4 is just one of the nicest phones I've held and used. Granted, it's been a whopping two days, but I see me having this longer than my Note 2.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jamezr:
I have the Note 4 and i have not found any lag at all.

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Agreed......not sure why Moto can't put a good camera in their phones.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bsweetness:
Just got home with the 64GB version of the Turbo. I'm going to really put it through the paces and decide which phone to keep - the Turbo or the Note 4.

Initial impressions of the Turbo:

- It feels fantastic in hand.

- The screen is great.

- It's very snappy.

- Qi charging works.

- Signal is solid (on par with the Note 4).

- Just under 52GB of available memory out of the box. It says Android OS takes up 11.7GB. That's ridiculous. Touch Whiz doesn't take up that much space.

While I'm going to test it out for the next week, I'm pretty sure the Turbo is going to go back for one reason - the camera. Slow to focus, slow to capture, and mediocre low light performance. It's the best camera Moto has ever had in a phone, but it's a deal breaker for me after having used the great camera that the Note 4 has.

I take a lot of pictures (for work and personally), so the camera is of the utmost importance to me.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] usmaak:
How is tripping Knox not a warranty issue? I thought that broke the warranty.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
When is the last time you've heard of someone sending their phone back to Samsung? Everyone I know takes their phone into their carrier for service. And like any normal person you flash back to stock before taking it in. They don't look to see you tripped Knox. I took my S4 in twice to sprint. Never had an issue and got a pristine refurb back both times. And the one time it was dead as a door nail. I couldn't revive it and neither could they.

But, if you're buying an unlocked phone and not from a carrier, then Samsung is your only choice for service which would be a case to not root your phone.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jmacdonald19:
I went in and checked out the Turbo today. Nice phone, especially the ballistic nylon. Had a great feel to it. OS was snappy. Storage was... Yeah. Losing 12 GB off the top is pretty hefty for such a supposedly lightweight OS. Camera took pictures.

If we were comparing to the LG G3, then sure, trade and be happy. But I wasn't impressed enough to trade my Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Scott9186:
Except this phone has not been rooted yet in the retail version so no luck on the SD card issue.

Better be careful on the knox tripping. Verizon retail technicians have started checking knox/root/eFuse markers. One buddy of mine got caught two weeks ago and several reports on here about not getting warranty claims because of it.

Though I do like the removable battery and expandable storage it isn't much of a deal breaker. I think it really comes down to Samsung exclusives. S pen, Gear, Gear VR, and Touchwiz. If you like these things then the Note 4 is definitely the phone for you. If you just need it to make calls and surf the web though..... They all do that.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
I've got root on my T-Mobile Note 4. And Verizon is a ***** with anything. Charge more, lock down more. It's always something with them to screw it's people who stay simply because they seem to have the best network.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jmacdonald19:
LOL simply? That's a pretty important reason [emoji6]
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] oneandroidnut:
I went into verizon today and returned my note 4. looked at turbo. manager let me play with 4 of them lol all 3 display ones in all colors before they put on display and his one he just got. Must say the design and quality is very nice. The red is awesome that would be the color i would get. But overall no wow factor to me. Screen was nice, camera was nice. BUT screen was too small, no sdcard, extremely plain ui just overall not my style. Note 4 over it any day of the week but i do love my phablets. Note 4 developer edition here we come!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
Say that six years ago, and I'd agree. These days I hear people on every carrier with signal gripes for one reason or another. My sister, a long time Verizon user, had a couple bad signal areas, and my sprint signal and Tmo signal were fine. I was like, "wait, you have no signal? Want to use my phone?" [emoji1]
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jmacdonald19:
Still the same for me. While I spend most of time during the week in or near Minneapolis, on the weekends I'm out in some pretty rural areas. I ditched both T-Mobile and Sprint (f'n terrible) because of connectivity issues. Even AT&T has been spotty, so my kids are on that while me and the wife are on Verizon. So far they've been the most available.

And it's necessary - I'm usually on a motorcycle. If I were to break down or have some other trouble in the middle of nowhere, need to be able to reach out. Sometimes my toys need to be more than toys.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
That's the problem with this giant ass country. Too much geography to cover. Philly area is decent for most carriers with trouble spots for all.

And with work we're always on call and a the whim of our docs, surgery schedules and such. Our toys are far from just our toys. Tons of stories with patients on the table, doc thought it was one company's product in the patient when it was another's. And that rep is in some OR that gets no signal. Steps out of the OR, get a signal and is bombarded with texts and missed calls. Oh, you need what? When? And no carrier is immune to that issue. That's where wifi calling comes in handy.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] rushless:
Battery tests in reviews so far shows the N4 has better battery life. Also much better Wifi.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] masri1987:
I played with both for an hour.

Note 4 camera is sweet in low-light, screen is a beauty, signal and voice quality is much better and touchwiz is tolerable. Moto droid on the other hand just has the aosp feel going for it... I just wish we can figure something out in regards to root and unlock for n4 without going dev edition.. Signal on moto was weaker volume for speaker and earpiece volume were lower than n4.

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As for battery my friend got his turbo today full charged at ten am it's 615 and he's at 32% with moderate usage, my g2 gets better battery
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] crazed_z06:
Yea, I went to look at the turbo today.. Spent about 30 minutes comparing. Speedwise, the phones are identical. The styling and design on the Turbo is about 2-3 years old though. I reminded me of the Droid Bionic. It's a nice device, but I think the Note 4 has a bit more going for it.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] S0UTHPAWK1LLA:
Checked out the phone at Verizon. It feels great and the OS was really nice. The stuff you see online doesn't do this phone justice it is a nice phone. But after comparing it with my note 4, I just don't think I can go for a 5.2 inch screen . But it does make me excited for the Nexus 6
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] le0.br4zuc4:
I got a Turbo too to try it out with the plan of returning it in a couple of days. So far, the only thing I like is speed. It is a fast phone to navigate through. I don't like how the phone feels in the hand. I HATE the camera. I don't use wireless charger so don't care about it. Compared to the note, I don't like the display but the display is good overall

Oh, battery life so far it's incredible, but I got a replacement battery and a battery charger for the note so I don't even care a lot about battery life anymore.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] oneandroidnut:
agreed. i cant stand being back on my g3 haha cmon note 4 dev ed come back in stock!!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] moralesd66:
I can move my non system apps (games etc) to my SD card just fine. Via application manager. What's this misinformation. Try it.

posted via my Obsidian VZW Note 4
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] ckarnie:
Can you go into more detail on the Droid Turbo camera? I briefly tried the camera and found the autofocus was a pita but not sure if that was just me expecting to be able to select an area to focus on. I also look for macro closeup photo taking but was too frustrated to try and figure out how to get a closeup to focus. :(
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] rushless:
Again, reviews so far show the Note 4 has better battery life. The Turbo is likely using older tech for the Qhd like the G3. Another Qhd device with less battery life compared to the Note 4. The G3 though is almost three hours less.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] J3ff:
Reviews also say the screen brightness isn't even close to the note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bsweetness:
Correct. I've had both side by side and the difference is drastic. The Note 4 gets substantially brighter.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] masri1987:
Note 4 brightness, especially in direct sunlight, is insane.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] S0UTHPAWK1LLA:
Is it me or does it go straight torch mode when in auto in the sun? The colors change and everything
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] cdmoore74:
The Turbo is a nice device but I have to go with Note 4. It's as if the Note 4 is in a different class all together. Feels like the Turbo is competing against the Moto X; not the Note series. I personally would not use a Droid Turbo as my daily driver but if I had to upgrade my wife from her iPhone 5 I would definitely get the Turbo for her. I think it's the best "small" phone on the market.

To me the battle is between the Note 4 and Nexus 6. On one side you got a huge moto x body with 6" screen, latest android software, unlockable bootloader and the fastest specs compared to the feature rich Note 4 with the same cpu and memory configuration, sd card slot, removable batteries, IR blaster and S-Pen.

My rankings are below if on Verizon.

1. Note 4

2. Nexus 6

3. Droid Turbo

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I would say you're correct. I was driving in bright sunlight today and the display would go from your traditional max bright setting but then automatically flip to this extreme brightness setting that you would not use under normal conditions. I guess Samsung figures that it's better to have this crazy bright mode so you can at least see the screen in direct sunlight. Refer to this website: http://www.display-central.com/subs...gs-note-4-better-galaxy-s5s-says-displaymate/

"The display’s luminance in high ambient light with automatic brightness turned on can be as high as 750 nits. This contributes to DisplayMate rating the screen readability in high ambient as “excellent” in all three modes."

I haven't seen a screen that could reach 750 nits until now. But your brightness setting have to be set to auto and the phone has to be in very bright lighting conditions. I don't see anyone wanting to use this mode in any other place than direct sunlight.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] J3ff:
wish I could get some sunlight here to see what you are talking about!!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] masri1987:
Makes me concerned about screen burn.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] tengtengvn:
The ballistic nylon one is very nice but I don't see myself using a smaller phone than the Note. Side by side, I think the Note's screen is better.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] rushless:
England or Seattle? :) ;)
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jpcalhoun:
Based on the reviews I've seen get the Note 4. if a quality camera is important to your wife. I've always been a Moto fan, and they've come a long way in past year or so. But, their camera's are just not there yet particularly in low light conditions. I have no doubt that the Turbo will be a sound, well built, reliable phone with great battery life but like the Moto X and second generation Moto X the camera remains the weak spot.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] pwhitersxs:
Well, I have to say that when I first got my turbo I found the camera to be mediocre...until I did actual comparisons to my s5 and coworkers note 4. I took the same pictures at work comparing my turbo to my coworkers note 4 and unanimously between different coworkers, the turbo came out with better pics. The main reason I see is I had to turn on manual controls on the camera app. Once I manually set the focus, the pictures were much better.

I also compared details and pics with my s5 and again the turbo had better pics.

One thing I noticed is samsung phones automatically denoise the photos which makes them look smoother but they lose little details.

As a side note I've had the note 2, s4, note 3, and s5. It was strange at first going to the turbo but I have to say, I'm pleasantly surprised. I was so set on getting the note 4, but I wanted to test out the turbo first, now I'm sold on it.

I get around 6-7 hours of screen on time with the turbo as well. That's watching videos, TV, listening to Pandora, GPS, etc.

Also, those who say the phone looks outdated should see it in person. To me it is a fantastic looking phone and the ballistic nylon is awesome. One thing I will miss is the s-pen. That thing was very useful to me.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] tu3218:
I have played with the turbo in store. Yes, it definitely looks outdated. Still a decent looking phone but when compared to the note 4 and g3. Not even close. Those capacitive buttons I think are half the problem. I do agree the camera is pretty good though. Still think the overall better phone is the note 4. The turbo just has the stock like android and that battery.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] veli69:
Im debating this after the note 3 im not really sold on a device with a locked boot loader and the note 3 dev edition had zero support. Coming from the htc incredible into the galaxy nexus the difference in developer support for the note 3 was incredible (at least on verizon).

I might wait and see how locked down the nexus 6 is (and it had the front facing speakers I want).
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] S0UTHPAWK1LLA:
I imagine you'd literally have to be in direct sunlight with your screen going torch for hours on the same page/app before it was a issue. [MENTION=320128]masri[/MENTION]
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] ssj4gogeta2003:
Possible Issue

I admit the specs on the Droid Turbo seem nice, but I've seen one persistent complaint that has been popping up in Turbo reviews: The inability to use data while on the phone! I don't know if they have since fixed that or not, but that is a show-stopper for me. I have to admit that I was very impressed when I used my Note during a call and I had not only data, but the ability to use the camera at the same time. The fact that the Droid Turbo would be plagued with an issue that I haven't had to deal with since I purchased my Thunderbolt way back when is a large concern for me.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bsweetness:
The Turbo can't do simultaneous voice and data right now. But that will change.

Here's what's going on: Since the Thunderbolt, most Verizon LTE phones (with iPhones being a major exception) have had two antennas - one for the CDMA radio and one for the LTE radio. This allowed simultaneous voice and data because the CDMA radio would carry voice while the LTE radio would carry data. Both were able to be connected at the same time because each had an antenna.

With some recent Verizon phones, including the Turbo, there's only one shared antenna. This means that the phone can only connect to the CDMA network or the LTE network, not both. The reason why some recent Verizon phones have dropped the dual antenna setup is because of VoLTE (voice over LTE). With VoLTE (which Verizon calls Advanced Calling), both voice and data are handled by the LTE network. LTE can handle both at the same time on a single antenna. With VoLTE, there's no need for a second antenna to allow a simultaneous CDMA connection.

The Turbo currently doesn't have VoLTE support. What likely happened is that in the design stages, Verizon fully expected the Turbo to launch with VoLTE. So, if that was the plan, there would be no need for a second antenna like previous LTE devices have had. They didn't see the need to add extra hardware at an extra cost when it wasn't even going to be used. But Verizon has run into issues with getting VoLTE up and running on a widespread basis, so the Turbo didn't get VoLTE support at launch.

Verizon has said that the Turbo will receive VoLTE support by the end of the year. Once that update hits, the phone will be able to do simultaneous voice and data.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] oneandroidnut:
I think the turbo has more then one radio
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bsweetness:
Correct. I never said anything to indicate otherwise.

The Turbo only has one cellular antenna that is shared by the CDMA and LTE radios, which is what my post was talking about. :)
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] oneandroidnut:
no clue if that is true but if it is thats so dumb haha
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bsweetness:
It's true. And if you read my post, you'll see that when the phone was being designed, it wasn't dumb. At that point, when the Turbo was expected to launch with VoLTE, it would have been dumb to include redundant hardware that wouldn't be used. It's only in hindsight, after delays with VoLTE, that it seems dumb.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dbpaddler:
Some sprint phones are in the same boat. Yes, it is dumb. Not a problem over here on gsm. One of the many reasons I migrated half of our account to T-Mobile.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
My deciding factor for buying every note 1-4 has been the S-pen.

l use it a ton and if another phone ever has one I would definitely consider it.

/ can not believe that after 4 note releases and the success no other company has made a competitive alternative. Samsung and their bloat is out of hand.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Maduro78:
I went to the store to check out the note4 and turbo but will make a decision when the n6 comes out. I loved the note 4 but the turbo did nothing for me. I know it's a spec monster but it just wasn't an oh wow experience like I had with the note. That's saying a lot since I'm using a moto X which I love. So now it's between the note and the n6

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My hands on experience with the turbo did nothing for me. I was expecting a lot more being that it's a spec giant. I should of known better because I'm currently using a moto X and it showed the world specs really don't mean anything. There just wasn't anything special about the turbo. I always prefer the simplicity of a pure Google phone but even though I hate tw I still would go with the note over the turbo. Idk maybe some more time with it will change my mind. I must admit I played with it when I was about to leave and I already had enough of fiddling with phones by then.
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[Xolo Q700, Q700i] htnakirs:
Xolo Q700 flashed lite! rom failed

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[Xolo Q700, Q700i] htnakirs:
Xolo Q700 flashed l!te rom failed

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Lite rom for xolo q700i

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[Xolo Q700, Q700i] wasim7956:
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[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djamol:
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[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Mostly, files like this can point us to potentially interesting files or registry values that we may have other uses for rather than being directly usable themselves. Sometimes they reveal registry keys that we can't browse, which is useful; we can then edit them using INTEROPSERVICES tools or modified ROMs. Sometimes they reveal the purpose of things that we could see before, but didn't know what they do.