First link: He didn't turn it off. He just enabled it on demand, which is not completely off. He should've turned it COMPLETELY off. Also, he didn't clear out cookies.
Second link: Benchmarks don't matter right now if we're trying to be fair, we should wait until later for better benchmarks. Since that benchmark was released the day of the iPhone 4S announcement, 3 days before it was released.
Third link: Benchmarks should not matter yet.
When you enable it on demand, that is the same as turning it off. You are reaching here. And he did clear cookies on both phones.
Benchmarks do matter. That is the whole reason for the thread. People got excited for the Nexus's specs, right?
The reason the iPhone is faster is hardware acceleration and grand central dispatch.
It uses the GPU to offset the CPU. iOS and OSX does this very well. The 4S has a dual core GPU and I don't see a android phone on the horizon match this GPU. So even with ICS, it will not be as fast because it doesn't have the hardware to back it up. My Galaxy S2 is better way better hardware wise, let alone against the 4S.
http://www.extremetech.com/computin...evealed-slower-than-the-iphone-4s-galaxy-s-ii
http://www.extremetech.com/mobile/100553-why-the-galaxy-nexus-uses-omap-instead-of-exynos
How are those specs not weak? Compared to the iPhone 4S and Galaxy S2. Weaker CPU, GPU, Camera, Bluetooth. Screen Pentile Matrix. Bigger yes, but is it better? Bigger is a plus, face rec is a plus but not enough to off set the weak specs. Promised LTE, but not yet. Weak battery. Only 1750? WTH? With that screen? My Galaxy uses a 1650 and it is not enough, let alone add LTE and a larger screen. My 2000 battery and cover from Samsung lasts all day, on par with my old iPhone 4.
People are defending this? Good luck with that.
Galaxy S3 or Note anyone? If you want a big screen Android product, these will be the one to get, not the Nexus. I will wait for those two.
http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxynote/note/spec.html?type=find
http://www.mobilewhack.com/samsung-galaxy-s3-details-leaked/#.TqEZl2D3OGo
How are those specs impressive? Seriously, how can any Android fan not be disappointed? I am disappointed because I wanted a Android phone with a higher res screen. I will be keeping my Galaxy S2. No thanks Nexus.
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