the question is, (to those who wants quad core to multitask), can we really multitask on the phone? I mean, erm, in PC, people play game while waiting for youtube to load, while downloading movies, maybe some even watch youtube video while rendering, while skyping with webcam.

But in phone, what do you really multitask? when you make a phone call, do you do browse website on your phone? when you watch youtube on android, can you whatsapp at the same time? once you "minimize" the youtube, the video even stop playing let alone downloading. what did you really multitask with your phone?

just my 2 cents

Obviously this TS is making stupid thread to bash Galaxy S3. No need to pin point out your lover "Sony Xperia V" trumps the Galaxy S3 in performance. HTC One S with Snapdragon S4 processor did that already with the same CPU and GPU as Sony Xperia V using. You must know both are on different ARM architecture, even ARM Holdings already stated A15 architecture will be faster than A9 architecture 40%. So what's the point of opening this thread and compare between two different architecture?

But in terms of screen and graphics, Galaxy S3 with Super AMOLED and Mali GPU trumps your Sony Xperia V TFT LCD screen and Adreno GPU. Super AMOLED is the most advanced display technology for smartphones yet, it drains the least power and have better contrast than TFT LCD.

Lastly, even Galaxy Note 2 released with Jelly Bean out of the box, yet Sony releasing Xperia V in Ice Cream Sandwich, seriously?


*Sony Xperia V is equiped with the same CPU and GPU as HTC One S.
http://blog.gsmarena.com/a-benchmark-confi...laxy-note-10-1/

Read my post properly please? I was talking about graphics too, the chart is about GPU comparison.

A smartphone SoC includes the integration of CPU and GPU no? They are both couple, and you whine about don't discuss GPU? Again, GPU also have cores. How funny are you. Who the hell you think you are? Ask me to open a new thread then I go and open? Sry i've no interest doing that.