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On 2013-01-15 19:49:47, Tsepz_GP wrote:
Probably still faster, smoother and more functional than any Android Sony has made to date.
I don't know if you know how phones are improved or not, but I'll tell you I don't. However, I do guess that microwaving a phone won't make it any quicker or more functional. So when its fully working version is not as quick or smooth as the T, then what makes you think that will be?
@Rikken
Nah, it's the Samsung I've been most tempted to buy as far as I remember, but I'm not tempted enough.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2013-01-15 20:50 ]
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Posted: 2013-01-15 21:49:07
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@Away,please,go AWAY back to Sony thread
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Posted: 2013-01-15 21:57:00
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On 2013-01-15 21:57:00, Sean72 wrote:
@Away,please,go AWAY back to Sony thread
Anyway, the Sony-threadgoers only said that to you guys after you were just ignoring everything they said but just pure-trolling. I'm here to express my opinion on a phone, not to be rude or anything, and if I'm here to express opinions on a phone on which the thread is about, then I'm certain I'm entitled to do so.
Coming from the same group that was complaining about a new lack of respect on a forum, I find that both hypocritical and offensive. Never before have I been told to go away from a thread just because I'm expressing a basic and completely viable opinion.
Back on topic, I wonder how much it will go for. I mean, anyone can ruin their S3 (whilst improving its external aesthetics) and ruin a microwave. That won't cost more than the retail value of the phone (which looks like a panda, but oh well).
I wonder if some random idiot will bid like a £600 as a joke.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2013-01-17 12:48 ]
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:03:38
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On 2013-01-15 21:49:07, Away wrote:
On 2013-01-15 19:49:47, Tsepz_GP wrote:
Probably still faster, smoother and more functional than any Android Sony has made to date.
I don't know if you know how phones are improved or not, but I'll tell you I don't. However, I do guess that microwaving a phone won't make it any quicker or more functional.
So when its fully working version is not as quick or smooth as the T, then what makes you think that will be?
@Rikken
Nah, it's the Samsung I've been most tempted to buy as far as I remember, but I'm not tempted enough.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2013-01-15 20:50 ]
joke of the day right there, if you've got yourself to believe that then you'll believe anything mate
it's a well known fact that the S3 and Note2 are the only Androids capable of keeping up with WP and iOS phones in terms of speed and fluidity, and that in terms of 2012 phones, were the most functional phones, the Xperia T can barely multitask properly without its launcher having to redraw after a bit of moderate use, it's a typical Sony/SE thing, even the Z is showing signs of this, Sony are pretty bad at optimizing their UI for the hardware, it's no secret so you coming here and trying to say an Xperia T is more smooth and functional than a GS3 ,is absolutely laughable, I know desperation makes people say silly things but c'mon mate, that was a little bit of a stretch, don't you think?
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:09:12
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@the guy that got offended when I called him the other guy last time
That's not from what I've seen in real life and on comparisons. Sony are known for squeezing the best out of their hardware, and they had similar hardware to the US GS3 variant, and in benchmarks, which are the worst at telling the truth, it kept up with 2 cores compared to the international quad version. You are the one that is in denial. Laugh all you
want, it seems you are blind to all the other Android OEMs.
And you're the only person I know of who judges the potential of a phone on its early prototype firmware.
Anyhow, care to point me to a few videos where this happens? On one of the later 'prototypes', the ones which are the closest to the ones hitting stores.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2013-01-15 21:14 ]
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:12:56
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On 2013-01-15 22:12:56, Away wrote:
@the guy that got offended when I called him the other guy last time
That's not from what I've seen in real life and on comparisons. Sony are known for squeezing the best out of their hardware, and they had similar hardware to the US GS3 variant, and in benchmarks, which are the worst at telling the truth, it kept up with 2 cores compared to the international quad version. You are the one that is in denial. Laugh all you
want, it seems you are blind to all the other Android OEMs.
And you're the only person I know of who judges the potential of a phone on its early prototype firmware.
Anyhow, care to point me to a few videos where this happens? On one of the later 'prototypes', the ones which are the closest to the ones hitting stores.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2013-01-15 21:14 ]
Yes, I've come down to your level of addressing people now.
The CES hands-on of the Z by Phonedpg showed some typical Sony lag, the same lag I've seen in the Xperia S prototypes AND final versions, and again in the T prototypes and AGAIN in the final versions, see the trend? So already I have seen it in the Z prototypes, and knowing how poor Sony are at optimization, I don't expect much of an improvement.
Sony squeezing the best out of hardware???
all it takes is trying a Xperia S on ICS to see how wrong you are, and even the T, the benchmarks of these Sony phones and reality show two very different stories, unfortunetly, reality is what matters and in that the Sony phones fall hard on their faces next to the Samsungs, so again, the fact that you are here trying to insinuate that the T is smoother and more functional is quite laughable, stop it.
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:30:02
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@you know who (not voldemort, the other one)
So that takes your total source to...1
And XS ICS experience is mixed. The majority say lag-free, it seems a minorities phone became slower, a minority.
The T is lag-free. I won't believe otherwise. I mean, unless you are running a LOT of stuff in the background, it's the standard lag-free affair.
And the Z? The Z is going to lag? Because phonedog said so/showed us so? Again, a prototype. I don't believe what you have said about the majority of XSs and all of the XTs, sorry, now you are just purely speaking off-topic.
Back on topic.
Touchwiz, like WP and iOS has nice transitions to help with the appearance of fluidity. It was posted on esato how the WP dialler and another OSes dialler took to load. First, both were done individually, WP looked WAY smoother and quicker. Side by side at the same time though, WP was slower. Gotta love transitions.
And enough flaming. You guys are trying to troll me on your own beloved thread about an off-topic subject which you started, and that's not cool.
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:41:22
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I have not yet come across a review that says the Xperia T is a better phone than the S III. I have no experience with the T myself but I have owned both the Xperia S and the Acro S and they were both laggy and slow
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Posted: 2013-01-15 22:44:40
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On 2013-01-15 22:41:22, Away wrote:
@you know who (not voldemort, the other one)
So that takes your total source to...1
And XS ICS experience is mixed. The majority say lag-free, it seems a minorities phone became slower, a minority.
The T is lag-free. I won't believe otherwise. I mean, unless you are running a LOT of stuff in the background, it's the standard lag-free affair.
And the Z? The Z is going to lag? Because phonedog said so/showed us so? Again, a prototype. I don't believe what you have said about the majority of XSs and all of the XTs, sorry, now you are just purely speaking off-topic.
Back on topic.
Touchwiz, like WP and iOS has nice transitions to help with the appearance of fluidity. It was posted on esato how the WP dialler and another OSes dialler took to load. First, both were done individually, WP looked WAY smoother and quicker. Side by side at the same time though, WP was slower. Gotta love transitions.
And enough flaming. You guys are trying to troll me on your own beloved thread about an off-topic subject which you started, and that's not cool.
Yes I believe the Z will lag, unless Sony have done a major overhaul of their UI (which they haven't ) I don't expect it to be that much different to the prototypes.
The T suffers from Typical Sony/SE launcher redraw lag where if you are running a few tasks and if you're like me have a number of widgets in your main home screen, when you hit the Home button to go back to HS you're suddenly hit by everything having to reload, this causes lag, and it's something I 1st faced in my X10 on 2.3 and since then it seems to have stuck.
Transitions aren't the reason why TouchWiz seems fast, it is because IT IS fast and smooth, I personally turn off transitions when I get a new phone, and the GS3 is RIDICULOUSLY quick without the transitions. Transitions can only do so much, and if anything the transitions can show slow down with inconsistencies in the UI, somehtimg rarely found in TW.
Rikken
+1, that is because the T isn't better than the GS3, it's a well known fact, that's why the GS3 continues to fly off the shelves while Sony scramble to get a new flagship out every 6months so as to at least get the left over scraps of what's left of the market.
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Posted: 2013-01-15 23:17:36
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Heh couldnt agree more dude.
Mr Away is blatantly ignorant and being so deliberately to cause arguments. I wont go into the Z thread just because ive been at work all day and people have posted many times since so I wont derail their conversations.
Funny thing is watching his nonesense though. He said he was asked to list any USPs of the Z and managed a grand total of one. And not a good one either.
Heh, no matter how much time passes forums always have the same people come talk nonesense and then start verbally abusing other people and then make out you're doing it to them or worse. And they never have anything to back it up.
Anyway I dont know about you but when a Sgs4 does get announced I cant see it being inferior to anything Sony have. Its almost dead certain. Samsung would never become the world leader and then give it up so lightly. As for feeling inferior to any Sony product - really ? Thats like Bentley Continental feeling worried about a Ford Fiesta.
I dont even want the S4 to come out soon. The S3 just feels brand new 8 months on.
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