Engadget's Review
bad battery life?

EDIT : Some say that Engadget's review is always biased when it comes to Android.

This post has been edited by DuDe5593: Nov 3 2012, 01:18 PM

What is happening? N4 is slower than last year Iphone 4S!?
Its not even in top 4!




SOURCE

This post has been edited by dwks: Nov 3 2012, 01:08 PM

Looks like most of top from benchmark shown are Quadcore..

isnt Nexus4 CPU quadcore as well?
somemore its the famous Snapdragon S4 PRO?

eh yalor.. then dunno...

Possible reasons would be it's not the final build firmware or the benchmarks don't fully support Android 4.2 yet.

Like how the Nexus 7 had its display mirrored via microHDMI on Google I/O, only to have that port disappear in consumer units?

Dammit. The lack of Wireless Display adapters that are compatible with Miracast is not helping.

most of the benchmark are browser based benchmark.

i think its not fare to compare the performance of the hardware, coz these benchmark can easily manipulated.

Let's see what I can get from Galaxy Nexus. Come back in a minute

First time run Octane.

Google Octane:
Laptop 8.4k
Galaxy Nexus 1582

Mozilla Kraken:
Laptop 3852.6ms +/- 3.8%
Galaxy Nexus 24173.1ms +/- 3.1%

Browsermark:
Laptop 529182 (last time even lower than Nexus)
Galaxy Nexus 143864

Sunspider:
Laptop 360.9ms +/- 3.5%
Galaxy Nexus 1590.9ms +/- 4.3%

Galaxy Nexus still rocks

P/S: All the results shown are benchmarked with Galaxy Nexus on AOKP Euroskank + Trinity Kernel overclocked to 1536MHz

Benchmark means nothing. Did it just for fun

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Nov 3 2012, 02:50 PM

iPhone 5 and 4s are not quad-cores

I really really really can't wait for this phone to be released in Malaysia.

For me the most important deciding factor when choosing an Android phone is vanilla Android.

This phone seems future proof enough; sure LTE would be nice to have but I'm using prepaid internet anyway so my data usage would not be a lot.

16 GB is a bit on the low side when it comes to storage but I'm willing to compromise.

I initially wanted to buy the Galaxy Nexus but it was nearing the end of its lifecycle; now that the Nexus 4 is here I think I've made my decision.

*Come on LG Malaysia don't do anything that might spoil the appeal of this phone!*

anyone got news of which shops are gonna bring in the N4? want to book them quite coz my 5 years phones is failing drastically~

No need to book la, just walk into any LG shop and buy je. LG don't have the market like Samsung or Apple, so I guess you can buy straight from Telcos too?

maybe the benchmark apps arent optimized for 4.2 devices yet

having said that, no telcos has yet to announce its availability...i don't know whether my SE can last or not T_T

maybe it wont be announced as it could be a threat to the other galaxy phones(note2 and s3)

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Added on November 3, 2012, 7:12 pmso far,in my life time,i havent seen a lg retail shop before,maybe its combined with its electrical appliance shop?

This post has been edited by green_algae: Nov 3 2012, 07:12 PM

I dont think telcos will sell the phone. So far no telcos selling any Nexus phone.

http://www.digi.com.my/PhonesDevices/Samsung_GALAXY_Nexus.do

LG retail phone shops are hard to come by in Malaysia...there are two places that i knw of...one located in sunway pyramid, the section with all the computer and phone stuff and there is another in times square, but its been closed for 2 weeks now, not sure if its still in business

This post has been edited by trellva: Nov 3 2012, 07:21 PM

LG phone..lack of support and accessory..thats how I felt with O2x