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The newest Droid is being touted for its shatterproof display, and heres a video that suggests its screen is truly unbreakable. I have a hunch that a handful of tests involving firearms are on the way, though.
If its some kind of glass this is truly impressive. But if this is polycarbonate or some other super plastic then it's nothing extraordinary. If it is the latter, watch out for scratched screens.
I guess I have two real questions.
1) can I replace the battery at will?
2) did Motorola fuck it up like usual with their interpretation of android meaning I have to wait 6+ months for Cyanogen?
Getting freaking hard to find a decent phone on Verizon these days..
The LG G4 seems to be pretty nice. GPU is not quite fast enough for the res of the screen and it still only uses USB 2, but I don't have any other complaints so far.
Yea that's been my other major bitch. Let's crank up the resolution to stupid levels so the screen lags for no visible improvement in most scenarios. But since I'm not going to get my wish in just a super fast 1080p, I stick to the battery and mods. I swear iPhone is starting to look better just because the hardware manufactures for android seem intent on being fucking retarded.
From the few games I play, it seems like the laggy ones are maybe not using hardware acceleration. Especially since the ones that lag are the ones that look less graphically demanding.
1. Tapped Out - just lags way too much.. It is faster on the G4 than on the S5, but it shouldn't be laggy at all. I have a single street so all the animated characters congregate there. In a normal setup it wouldn't be laggy near as much.. still sucky programming.
2. Final Fable - has to be programming because pretty much all levels have the same level of detail, enemies, etc. Sometimes it is just fine, other times it just lags really bad.
3. Castle Clash - lag is nonexistent AND it has way more animations on the G4 then on the S5.
Did you see that video of the first guy to purchase an iPhone6 and right as the box opened it fell out and busted on the sidewalk?
Not even games I'm complaining about interestingly enough. I'm just talking about the phone in general. I think my basic complaint is that I see absolutely no reason why my 5" phone should ever be running higher resolution than my desktop pc. Some of these phones run double the resolution on 5" screen that I do on 3 24" monitors and frankly that's just stupid.
Yeah, it is a stupid high res for a phone. But I like it! I would definitely rather have more speed than higher resolution though.
More resolution is never stupid. The ideal resolution is where you no longer need anti-aliasing. If the interface looks good at that resolution then why the hell not? The only reason I'm not going to 4k on a 27 screen for my desktop is the lack of proper scaling for desktop applications.
Zarathustra[H];1041942968 said:I have never shattered the screen of a phone I've used, despite using them without cases or screen protectors, and dropped them on occasion.
It's possible ive just been lucky, but I wish that manufacturers would also focus on using more damage resistant materials for the rest of the phones.
Scuffed, stubbed, scratched corners, plastic, metal etc. are all an annoyance.
Did you see that video of the first guy to purchase an iPhone6 and right as the box opened it fell out and busted on the sidewalk?
The newest Droid is being touted for its shatterproof display, and heres a video that suggests its screen is truly unbreakable. I have a hunch that a handful of tests involving firearms are on the way, though.