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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sl8125:
Such as? I don't see anything that will trump the n1 or galaxy s. Maybe the HTC desire HD. Not much out there. Oh maybe new dell thunder. Until they come out with dual core or something crazy it will not be better then the two mentioned. I like the SGS but love the N1. But I love the SGS too. Such a nice screen.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
yeah and that's why the SGS gets 55+ fps stock in Neocore huh.. right. http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=3069&idPhone2=3115 Suck it
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
yeah true, and I really don't understand these folks who tell everyone to wait and wait for the next big phone. News flash, you will wait a long long time. Why? because bigger better phones are always around the corner. The time is now, get the SGS :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamasi36:
Because if they (pay attention) already have an N1 it makes absolutely no sense to buy a phone with lesser quality (no camera flash) and no froyo and right now my N1 runs circles around all but the droidx for 1ghz phones. And yes some of them are pushing froyo so don't even try it. If he updates it should be to a phone far superior to the one he has now. And boodies, you need help.

Take a picture for us in the dark and post it on here for us. or better yet hit in the 50+ mflops and post that, otherwise, yawn...get you some business.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
G1 Blaze, HTC Glacier, and the first HSPA+ phone set to drop before the summer ends (sept)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
G1 Blaze, HTC Glacier? those are not going to trump the Galaxy S, infact, I think the benchmarks prove otherwise with the SGS coming out on top. Keep your brown phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
lol... keep telling yourself that. Can your flash do this? No, can any flash do this? no. ps - the droid x is no SGS. Wait till froyo hits. We'll see whatsup. hehe. Keep yer malfunctioning screen. And keep dreaming of ever achieving 3000+ quad score because you never will. :) Once all the dev's put in full support, this phone will literally blow everything out of the water. 1.6 Gigahertz is also considered a safe level for the Hummingbird to be oc'ed to.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamasi36:
50+? That's what I thought.slide is no nexus.vibrant sucks. Get a new phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
as i posted earlier, how many apps in the market are currently optimized to run on a quad core? None, so currently no real tests can be done to utilize the Glacier (if it is in fact a dual core)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
well folks, we're beating a dead horse here lol. lets just enjoy our phones and get along :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamasi36:
Yeah and stop posting misleading pics. Your phone can't take a pic in the dark, only when there is some kind of light available. Ex. Sunset etc. So yeah you are beating a dead horse and that be you. No flash = no flash alerts, no pics in dark = no good. 50+mflops? I'm still waiting...yawn....

http://phandroid.com/2010/07/19/t-mobile-samsung-vibrant-review/

Evidence. Your phone is already outdated. Lol.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
lol, if you want a real camera get a dslr like I did. no amount of led flash can light the whole scene like the SGS can. 50+mflops? lol, just wait till froyo hits.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamasi36:
True that. But as of right now your phone can't take a pic in the dark, no flash alerts, no 720p in the dark (my nexus can) and no 50+ mflops. So why would the author of this thread want to get rid of his bird in hand, lol, in hopes of what? What kills the Vibrant is the plastic quality, tmobile bloatware, along with the above mentioned and Samsung's history of updates. You're depending and placing a lot of hope on the devs no doubt. And by the time you catch up to Nexus in mflops if ever, Nexus will be a year old or better. Only an idiot would get rid of something proven for something hoped for. My opinion of course.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
i am not sure what you mean by plastiky. It actually feels very sturdy and solid. Did you even see the drop test? Flash alert is mimicd by displaying a colored pixel. The Super AMOLED screen only lights up pixels that are used. Hence saving battery life. You probably have never seen a pure black screen lol. Samsung will probably hit 60-80 mflops with the hummingbird :) Found out today that you don't even have wireless N. FAIL Samsungs history of updates? lol, they are number 1 in many fields for a reason. Probably makes more than htc and apple combined.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bratfink:
I have had both the nexus one and now own an sgs and to put it simply everything I could do on the nexus one I can now do on my galaxy s but just twice as good. I don't need froyo to have the fastest phone out because I already do. Yes the sgs is definitely worth the upgrade. It beats the nexus in every way... Unless your a photographer and if you are, then stop using your phone a get a bloody camera.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maRioHD:
Nexus one has amoled so it works in the same fashion as super amoled the only difference is super amoled is better in sunlight and even more energy efficient. Also nexus one is in fact capable of wireless n. It was just not included into the official build, but lots of Roms got them.

But Im not here to argue what is better, I would only hope the sgs is better than my n1 since it is about 8 months old since it launched so that way you guys get you moneys worth. I am happy with my n1, and how its specs are still not out dated and just barely being surpassed marginally. But congrats on you new phone its one of the best out there today. My hope for all you sgs guys is you can get a couple months of claiming that status like our nexus ones before both of our phone' specs look like child's play. Plus that should happen soon by the time gingerbread is out, the clock is ticking. Which by then might be a worthwhile idea to upgrade but not at the current moment for me atleast with my n1.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mokurex:
it's like ppl who bought the sgs came back here and brag just to justify their purchase or something...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nazrin313:
I played around with a friend's sgs last time n i was very impressed with it... although plastic its really beautifully designed n built...

However, overall it's not as awesome as the nexus... the google phone is still the elvis of all mobile devices... long live nexus one...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McFroger3:
haha yea, and watch, samsung will screw them over too like they always screw over their customers.:rolleyes:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smashpunks:
Lol. Even if so. My sgs with 2.1 kicks my n1s asz on 2.2..

Cyanogen mod... that's all we need ...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smashpunks:
Can your nexus one distinguish 2 fingers on the same axis? In a 3g area most phones are on 3g where as the n1 on edge unless you force it...lmfaoooo ... can your n1 play really high graphical games?(yes but next to the sgs it looks like crap). Can your n1 have hundreds of apps? No especially without apps to ad with that measly 194 mb of rom...lol...

Sgs wins in these

Camera (yes even without a flash) more Camera options too...lol oh 720p without a hack and looks much better than n1.

CPU ( yes it miltitasks better than n1)

Speakerphone ( n1 speakers suck and can't hear ****, sgs speakers are Much louder)

mp3 player. (Sgs has a awesome player with aqualizer)

Video player ( n1 has 3rd party apps that don't look well I.e. rock player , out the box the sgs plays xvid, avi dvix etc...

Gpu ( neno mark 1 gpu test sgs does 45fps n1 does 12.5..lol)

Memory (no contest 194mb vs 16gb)

screen (super amoled makes regular poop)

benchmarks ( only one n1 wins in is linpack due to jit, but even then the sgs still bears it in all other benchmarks and just wait till we get froyo...

Touch screen (n1 has the worst mt screen I've ever seen, can't even track 2 fingers so most games that are mt are out the question. Sgs has unlimited amount of fingers it can register, hell the n1 can't even have a Multitouch keyboard due the the crossing axis issue) and the sgs is the perfect size I.e. 4.0...

N1 has a screen that wigs out sometimes registering the wrong touch..lol

Listen. I love my n1, its a great phone... should you get a sgs if you have a n1? Probably not, unless you want the best phone out. The sgs is just a better all around experience , from the brighter bigger screen to the tons of memory and flawless touch screen. Movies are amazing on this thing. So are games....

Sgs ftw but yes your n1s are still sweet...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stumo5:
I think the point you SGS fanbois are missing is that is isn't that much of an upgrade over OP's existing N1. This is made even worse by the following points:

1. The N1 is nearly 9 months old, and yet still holds its own against this newcomer.

2. There are some awesome phones out very, very soon, that will put both phones to shame.

3. Gingerbread is just around the corner too, for N1.

So in summary, the SGS is slightly better performance than N1, nobody is doubting that. But the SGS is about the get owned by new devices before year end. Whereas the N1 will be getting stable Gingerbread by then to give it a shot in the arm. So really, stfu.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaD FroYo:
Well, let's see:

1. The Nexus One is almost 9 months old but still is the OFFICIAL Google dev phone and the FIRST to receive any Android OS upgrades -including Gingerbread 3.0. The construction is just superb and puts the SGS cheapy and plastic one to shame.

2. Nexus One owners have been tasting full, official FroYo, for almost 2 months now.

3. SGS was released in Europe in June and is "expected" to have 2.2 by the "end of the summer", but knowing about the miserable reputation of Samsung regarding user support and system updates... Let's see what happens in the end!

4. After 8 months the Nexus One is still the benchmark for the Android platform!

5. Within 8 months, the SGS users will have an outdated and expensive plastic toy in their hands with reduced or no system updates at all.

... And the list could go on and on!

Here in Portugal, the device is an exclusive to TMN (which happens to be my carrier) so you can only get it from them.

The price of the SGS, carrier locked and full of their bloatware costs 400 EUR (US$ 510). As an option, you can have it for 100 EUR (US$ 110) but also have to subscribe a 24 months contract at 100 EUR/month. It includes unlimited calls to any national carrier and "unlimited" data/internet. Oh, the unlimited is between quotes is because there's actually a limit of 62GB/month, if you read the small letters in the contract.

In comparison, I've bought my Nexus One last June in Spain, BNIB carrier and bloatware free, for 300 EUR (US$ 380) -including overnight express shipping to PT, I'm on a totally free, no compromises pre-paid plan and my phone does the job as good or better than any other phone out there!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaD FroYo:
Hmmm... Just tried to navigate in a few Flash sites with my friend's new SGS and it showed me the middle finger?! Why's that ?! It's a simple task for my 'outdated' N1.

Tsc, tsc... My friend left disappointed! :D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norazi:
Its not much of an upgrade but it is still overall a better piece of hardware. You cant just ignore the n1’s huge flaws such as the innaccurate touchscreen and now googles lack of accesory support.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaD FroYo:
Oh... Really ?!

http://shopamerica.htc.com/accessories.htm?prId=37438
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smashpunks:
That's not hardware hommie ... that's software ... yea yea we don't have froyo yet.. but we will...

And the hummingbird will handle flash better I bet....

We do got flashlite 3.1 though ...lol

Try a Multitouch game like nova on both or watch a movie.. you will leave disappointed ...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INeedYourHelp:
Samsung already confirmed that Froyo is coming in September.

The are only 4 reasons to pick the n1 over the sgs. 1- Updates. However, I find it humorous everyone's bashing of Samsung's updates. The phone has 6+ variants (4 USA, 1 Canadian, 1 Global, Chinese, etc), Samsung is going to do plenty of updates for them. There's already many firmware updates available for sgs (i9000 version), and don't even dare bring up the word "official" since all the early n1 updates were leaked/un-official. 2- Feel/Construction. This is all personal preference. 3- Trackball 4- Camera Flash. Not everyone needs to take night-time pictures (i don't). And for a flashlight, I would rather get those keychain small flashlights. Other then those 4 things, the SGS is better. Also, the 16gb of the sgs really helps with people who need to cram a lot of stuff into their phones (16gb + 32gb microsd = 48gb of happiness).

Storage and GPU power is only real reason to upgrade from n1 to sgs. The cpu is only slighty better.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaD FroYo:
Sorry, but I don't play the tiny xPiano or games on my N1, I have a PSP for that and beats the crap out of your SGS. Ok... I admit I often play Gameloft's "Let's Golf" on my N1 but it runs flawlessly, so no complaints at all. :D

The very few movies I've watched on the N1, also ran flawlessly so I've never felt disappointed in any way.

My N1's mainly for calls (can't remember to have ever seen the "G" or "EDGE" notification - It's been 3G all the way in my country since day one), SMS, GPS navigation, Google apps, Web, Mail, Calendar, etc. The Nexus One fills all my smartphone needs, the shell feels solid and the 3.7" screen is just perfect... 3.5" too small and 4" too big! :)

For my needs, I don't need a phone that shoots rainbow-colored rays from its arse.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smashpunks:
Psp has better games.. but if there were more games like nova, asphalt etc. The galaxy smashes the psp in graphics and processing power.

The sgs is way more capable than the psp.. sorry but true. There's a article about it vs the iPhone 3gs and the psp and the processing power in the psp is lime 400 MHz and the graphics chips isn't as good either...

We just need more games.. have fun carrying the psp around I just need my phone...

Also remember I have a n1 also. It can't handle movies or games nearly as good...

N1 is such a good phone I'm not hating on it.. but the galaxy is a more all around better experience... now wait till froyo..

I bet that if no one had a n1 here and the n1 and sgs just came out, the majority of people here would pick the sgs, I bet including you...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
thank you for the honesty. i am amazed by how stubborn these folks are. even xda isn't safe from fanboys. i see many n1 videos online and they all seem laggy during 3d scrolling. especially with a live wallpaper. it has no wireless n, no 720p at 30 fps, no bluetooth 3.0, Malfunctioning screen and it's ugly [subjective]. Don't get me wrong, you can get alone just fine with the n1 for some time to come. But as of now, the SGS is handsdown best phone available. Shiet, you don't have to buy it but give respect where it's due.

RyanZA Hack - 2250 Quad on Android 2.1
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
sawadeekup, mee a lai lu pao? lol, I speak some Thai, lived there for a while. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
LOL o o o owned
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
Quoted for Truth
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaD FroYo:
Well, if playing games on a phone was my thing, I would have gone with an iPhone. As far as quantity / quality games are concerned, there's currently no better device for it!

So why brag so much about how great SGS is on physical specs if you currently have no Android games or software to take advantage of the hardware?! I really don't get it! That's a bit reminiscent of the iPhoney4 fanboys talkin' about how great FaceTime is, but they always forget to tell it doesn't work properly on the existing 3G networks, which makes FT a crippled feature.

No!... YOU have to wait for FroYo. I'm running it for like 2 months on my N1! :D

Carrier unlocked from factory and at the same price tag ?! Most probably!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INeedYourHelp:
Um, that's exactly what he was saying.... reading comprehension fail.

PS there is a leaked froyo build out for the sgs that does enabled flash. It's an early build of froyo, but if someone wanted flash, it works.

Jeez, it's sad to see how personal people get. It's not like people are coming here saying the n1 sucks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
Hey, if we keep fight Android vs Android we wont have any strength in yelling at our inferior friends in Cupertino.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mokurex:
lol, that was unexpected =] , where'd you move to now??
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
haha yeah. im in california right now. i lived in colorado for 17 years before that :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chahk:
Right tool for the right job.

Consider what you want out of your phone. Are you a developer who needs the phone to be as hackable and modable as possible? Then stay with Nexus One. If you are a gamer and plan on installing hundreds of apps, then Galaxy S might be a better choice.

As with all technology, chasing after the latest and greatest is a losing game. Just look at the rumored upcoming devices. Dual-core, better GPUs, better and larger screens, h/w keyboards (if you're into that), better (and more) cameras, more RAM, more internal storage, etc. Your shiny new superphone will be obsolete way before your 2-year contract runs out. So unless you have the means to drop $600 every half-year, pick the phone that serves your needs now and don't let envy get the better of you in a few months.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
saying the nexus one and sgs is outdated is one thing, it's a whole another thing to say that they will be obsolete in way less than 2 years. Trust me, you're wrong.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McFroger3:
Yea because technology doesn't mature at a fast rate at all. :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INeedYourHelp:
Many people are still enjoying their "dumb" phones, so the n1 and the sgs or any smart phone for that matter will definitely not be obsolete in a long, long time.

Outdated- yes; Obsolete- NO!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bedwa:
I keep looking at the graphics quality of the captivate and I drool, but I continually look at how much harder the galaxy s is to customize, it makes me rethink. I can flash whatever I want whenever I want to my n1. The captivate's clockwork rom recovery is ran as an update.zip on the internal sd, you can't flash a kernel without odin and you can only flash roms that are essentially overlays minus kernels. I prefer my n1's flexibility and all the other good things mentioned. (I've even had sense ui, tw launcher, galaxy s live wallpapers, and programs from the droid x before official release. Can't say that's none too shabby)

There's my 4 cents.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
yeah but flashing can only yield a certain performance gain that's possible with software. no amount of software can replace solid hardware. as i've said, it's very likely that the sgs will overtake all phones out right now in terms of modification and dev support. why? not only does this phone have the best hardware, it was also marketed in over 100 countries. That's a winning combination.

Samsung Hummingbird and Apple A4:

The next-gen Snapdragons above will be produced with the 45nm technology, but there are actually phones on the market with CPUs that utilize this technology right now. Enter Samsung’s Hummingbird chipset, a SoC which powers the company’s first bada OS phone – the Samsung Wave, and the Galaxy S with its US carrier versions.

The main added value of Samsung’s Hummingbird chipset, compared with the other current hardware platforms, though, is said to be in the graphics subsystem. It is built around a PowerVR SGX 540 core, and Samsung claims a theoretical processing of up to 90mln triangles per second. The 2D performance of the Hummingbird is better with an even larger margin – a billion pixels per second versus half a billion for the dual-core Snapdragon. PAWND :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smashpunks:
Agreed.... this phone will be huge.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] te_quiero_forever_girl:
HAH, those who love their vibrant so much should get back to the vibrant forums and leave the N1-lovers alone. U guys can brag as much as u like about screen, camera, cpu, gpu, etc, etc whatever but trust me, we N1 owners will be the first to taste Gingerbread when google releases it :))
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuff:
They will be obsolete in 2 years.

HTC G1 came out 2 years ago. Now look where we are at...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boodies:
go tell that to the xda g1 forum lol

Good morning! :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mkrmec:
I wouldn't trade my N1 for anything atm.. probably gonna be like that for the next year or more.. me needs latest CM builds, me needs Ginger .. etc.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uberamd:
Take this from me, someone who has owned 3 Nexus Ones and 2 Samsung Captivates. The Captivate sucks. It does. It lags constantly, TouchWiz looks like a knockoff of iOS, the screen is nice but everything always has a blue color to it, the touch buttons only stay lit for 2 seconds which is very annoying, there is no notification led, no led flash, gps and aGPS never get your location, there are no docks as the USB port is on the top, and the battery indicator says 90% when it's really at 40%.

The phone was underwhelming both times I purchased it. I returned both, got an Aria for a small compact fast device (despite then specs, the aria is very fast), and mainly use my Nexus.

When looking at other large screen devices on the market like the Droid X and Evo, the Captivate looks like crap. Never buy Samsung.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INeedYourHelp:
The OP asked a question about the two phones, it's only fitting that vibrant users would reply. Of course, the OP should have known that people would recommend the n1 in the flipping n1 forum.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spielnicht:
Stopped at the local AT&T store to check out the Captivate, not impressed in the least bit. It feels so plasticy and cheap compared to my N1 or any HTC phone I've seen, creaks from every angle. The UI was OK, but I'm more of a stock person anyway. The screen was definitely nice, but that was about it. The carbon fiber battery cover made me think of ricer cars.

Sorry, but upgrading to the Captivate actually would seems like a downgrade to me.

Sprint has an HTC Evo display across from the AT&T store, got to play with that as well for the first time. Yeah, that's one impressive phone, damn. Wish it came for GSM and unlocked.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chahk:
Don't get hung up on a single word out of an entire post. My point was that both these phones are awesome, and yet both will pale in comparison with what will come out next year. If you chase after the latest and greatest you'll spend a ton of money. Just pick what you need *now* and don't look back until your contract runs out or you dunk your phone in the toilet or something.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peliROJO:
The problem with these threads is this: It's like getting on a BMW forum and asking if you should buy an Audi. You should know the response going into it. You might as well post the question on a horse breeding forum, at least their ignorance may be unbiased.