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 Android Phone Recommendation thread v2, Confused? Torn between two phones?

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Music Mania
post Mar 27 2011, 01:07 AM

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Guys, getting really really confused right now between the Samsung Galaxy Ace and the Sony Ericsson Xperia x10.

Just found out that the x10 is getting the Gingerbread update after all, and that is a VERY big news. Further more, the price difference of the SGA and an AP set of the x10 is only around 100 ringgit.

So guys, opinions? :/

Though I'm very curious with the locked bootloader of the x10..

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Music Mania
post Mar 27 2011, 03:48 PM

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QUOTE(xDarkKnightx @ Mar 27 2011, 09:00 AM)
x10 DOES NOT HAVE A LOCKED BOOTLOADER. THERE ARE CUSTOM ROMS FOR IT. If you don't mind the idea of not getting any future updates, get the Acer Liquid Metal. Has superior build quality compared to the x10, more ram, smaller more vibrant screen, but a suckier camera.
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It does have a locked bootloader. Works are being done to crack it. ROMS can be flashed, but I think the kernel can't be flashed.
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post Mar 30 2011, 04:05 AM

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QUOTE(Vanish @ Mar 30 2011, 01:35 AM)
may i know what's the price for X10 currently?

also, the pro and con for the phone...

thaks!
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I don't have an X10, but I'll try to list some of the pros and cons.
The AP set costs around 1k to 1.1k, while the original set is about 1.3k (but I could be wrong).

Pros:
480 x 854 pixels screen (a bargain for a phone at this price range)
4 inches screen
1 GHz Scorpion processor
Awesome camera
HD video recording
Pretty okay internal memory size of 1 GB storage (but I heard there's only about 400mb free for the user)
Promised upgrade to Android 2.3 Gingerbread (!!!)

Cons:
65k colours screen (not too sure if the colour limitation is noticeable to the average person)
Doesn't have the best multi touch on the market ("dual touch" to be specific, suffers from the axis inversion issue)
Locked bootloader (limitation on development by developers)

Don't take my word for it though, got all these information from all over the net. smile.gif
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post Apr 26 2011, 04:23 PM

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QUOTE(verilizerz @ Apr 26 2011, 04:03 PM)
hi all sifu masters..  notworthy.gif
im gonna buy new android (ap) but i a lil bit confuse either sgs @ desire @ defy..

at 1st i wan to buy htc desire, but my fren poison me tu buy motorola defy.. i like desire coz it adik dhd.. huhuhu...
i know that defy is tough 1 (durable) but the proc is only 0.8ghz and my fren says that veri susah mau taype sms coz don hav keypad type..
galaxy s, i don know.. what i know is sgs using amoled that is brither than slcd found in desire (correc me if im wrong) but sgs dont hav flash...

1. Brand. (HTC/Samsug/Motorola)
2. Budget. (1k - 1.3k)veri tight budget
3. Specs. (Processor=1ghz/ RAM=doesnt matter/ OS Version=android / screen size=max 4")
4. What you need in the phone (Sense UI=yes, Touch Witz=yes, Battery life=max, Form factor=don care)

plz 4giv me i im wrong.. still newbie.. and this is my 1st android.. b4 this i use nokia 6680, se k850, se c905..  rclxms.gif
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Performance wise, the SGS is the one to go with. The Super AMOLED screen is really impressive. The Galaxy SL was released just so the AMOLED screens wouldn't run out for SGS 2. biggrin.gif

With 1.3k, it's possible to get an AP set of the 8gb SGS.
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post Apr 27 2011, 03:44 AM

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QUOTE(imranSILVER @ Apr 26 2011, 11:04 PM)
Hi,

Maybe my "torn between" phones are not so great...but I would love to know which phone has a better performance after being ROM hacked and rooted - HTC Wildfire or Samsung Galaxy Ace?

I am now getting a great bargain on a 2nd hand Wildfire whilst at the same time planning to buy a Galaxy Ace. But if Wildfire is more fun to hack (in terms of speed and performance aftermath) than Galaxy Ace, I would consider to get the Wildfire smile.gif

Thank you all smile.gif
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Wildfire isn't worth the cash. The low resolution is a real pain in the backside as most apps are incompatible with it. What's more, the Galaxy Ace's Gingerbread upgrade has already been leaked.

The Galaxy Ace also has superior hardwares compared to the Wildfire. But HTC is known for producing phones with great build quality. biggrin.gif

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