the galaxy nexus has double the ram and the processor is faster then a 1ghz tegra 2Android wins for me, too, but there are two issues I have with it, which I wish Google improves:
1. Games selection: There are just not enough games there, unlike in the App Store. I can name at least 10 games out of the top of my mind that I really want to have on my Android.
2. The Lag, Dear God the lag: The Optimus 2x(my phone) was powerful two years ago and mine came with Android 2.2. That ran OK, but after I updated to 2.3 lag spikes started appearing in the menus and multi-tasking went to hell. Now I'm on an ICS custom ROM and it isn't better at all. I guess this is more LG's fault than Google's, but if my friend's Galaxy Nexus can run Jelly Bean lagless with worse specs than my phone, then there's definitely something wrong here. Actually, the main reason for me to update to ICS was Chrome, since Opera or any other Internet browser on Android wasn't very good, but there's lag all over Chrome.
That was going to be my point. If your phone was showing signs of lag in 2.3 I'm not surprised at all that ICS made them worse.Oh, well, that explains everything. Welp, I need a new phone.
That was going to be my point. If your phone was showing signs of lag in 2.3 I'm not surprised at all that ICS made them worse.
(Psst. Get a Nexus 4.)
And thats the reason why I would NEVER buy an iOS device without being able to Jailbreak it.I'm fond of my iPad, I really love it, but I do like how customizable Android OS is. I can play PSone games without voiding the warranty.
Android - has an epic community at XDA, if you're into hacking, customisation, development.
Jailbreaking does not void your warranty. However using hardware exploits does.I can play PSone games without voiding the warranty.
What? No Windows Phone?
The last post was form may 8th, and then henrytemp bring this question up again. I suggest a lock.
Are any of the 27 people on Windows Phone registered here?