I hope it's not true. Very bad for the brand if found out to be misleading consumers.

IPhone > All.

Whatever others might say, the IPhone has always been reliable and predictable for all its iterations.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 16 2020, 03:46 PM

Its never "overkill" to have the latest tech at your hands, but it would really be "OVERKILL" when you pay TOP DOLLAR for a phone which isn't even ready for 5G.

5G is still at its development stages. So can't blame Samsung either. But since 5G is not needed/available yet, might as well we just use back our phones and wait for 5G to be working and then only decide which phone to buy. Since it doesn't make much of a difference as newer phones without 5G would be just the usual "better processor, better camera, a bit larger screen and better screen", and in the S20's case you even have smaller storage of 128gb of the current 256GB storage expected on current flagship phones.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 17 2020, 12:17 PM

I'm on the Oneplus 7 Pro and its one of the first to adopt 90hz screen. The 90hz screen is indeed is smoother and slicker, more fluid but its not a deal breaker. If you would ask me if the 90hz refresh rate is necessary, I would tell you No. If the app you are using wasn't purpose built for the 90Hz or 120Hz refresh rate, the phone detects it and lowers the refresh rate to the standard 60 hz. So.... I would say the 120hz refresh rate would be nice to have, but not really a good reason to buy the phone for.

You cancelled the pre-order? After paying the Rm500 deposit?

Wow... I learned another trick today.

Mind explaining how? I don't notice any pairing my buds with my iPhone.

Wait for a month or 2 after launch and the larger capacity models will follow suit. It has always been the norm. Why? I think lower capacity ones should be less popular.

Apps (which takes up most of your storage besides pictures and videos could only be stored in internal storage, not SD card. Whatsapp pics and data could only be stored in internal storage as well.. Files are getting bigger so yeah, we need bigger storage. 128gb would be minimum requirement. 256gb would be just nice. Many are expecting a a larger capacity as they are already.paying top dollar for a flagship phone.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 18 2020, 07:21 AM

Haha... nowadays they sell only Ori My sets. Price is RRP also. Anyway, prices brick and mortar shops could never beat ordering online.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 18 2020, 12:20 PM

I don't like hoarding stuff too, especially in my phone. But nowadays, we tend to view more of the pictures on our phones rather than on the pc or laptop. If you need to view the pictures on a larger screen, we just mirror link our phone to our LED TV and we can view it on large screens. So if you were to store it on your pc, it wont be so convenient in viewing the pictures when you want.
For whatsapp and other social media platforms, many of us use it for business or work related purpose, we cant really afford to delete the messages, pictures and videos because we need to refer back to it later on.
Apps are taking more and more space on our phones, pictures and videos are going higher and higher in definition and all these requires more space.

All these 'junk' on our phones will just keep getting more and more each year. So a larger capacity storage is not only a requirement, it is almost a must have.

All manufacturers want to do an "Apple" nowadays... Including Oneplus.

Of course not. Apple IFags are a totally different breed.

Repeat after me.... "Apple can do no wrong"


Eh....wrong thread.

I don't think many pre-ordered, looking at the rate this thread is going.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 18 2020, 05:44 PM

Lol. True. Samsung has already reached Iphone prices. But both phones has it owns fans.

Tell Jinnyboy that during last round of pre-orders, the phones were sold out on the first day itself.

Haha....your statement my friend is absolutely spot on

Ok...you want cheap then go queue 12 hours before launch. On?

I think SME will throw in better deals during the road show should preorder booking volumes dont reach their targets.

Yeah....i also think the Snapdragon vs Exynos issue has been blown out of proportion by certain quarters. I mean why would Samsung use SD chipsets for the S20 range for their homeground Korean market. Koreans must be sheeps.

Even Samsung would be using the Snapdragon 865 on their S20 on homeground Korean market.


https://wccftech.com/galaxy-s20-wont-use-ex...ng-home-market/

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Samsung Won’t Be Using Its Custom Exynos 990 for the Galaxy S20 Series in Its Home Market
By Omar Sohail
Jan 31
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Galaxy S20 Series to Stick to Snapdragon 865, Not Exynos 990, for Samsung’s Home Market
A while back, shortly after Qualcomm officially announced the Snapdragon 865, reports came in that the majority of Samsung’s Galaxy S20 shipments wouldn’t feature the Korean giant’s Exynos 990. One reason could be that the Snapdragon 865 brings more to the table than what the Exynos 990 offers and according to info from a tipster, that could be true for. A fresh leak shows that the Galaxy S20 series launching in South Korea, Samsung’s home market, will also sport Snapdragon 865 SoCs.

Samsung Using the Snapdragon 865 Is More Than Enough Evidence That Qualcomm’s Latest SoC Is Superior
Ice Universe has shared evidence that was later confirmed by Max Weinbach about the Galaxy S20’s chipset headed for South Korea. According to the Twitter thread, a lot of people are surprised that Samsung wouldn’t opt for its own silicon for its home turf. That’s probably more than enough evidence showing Snapdragon 865’s superiority over the Exynos 990.

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More evidence is Samsung shutting down its in-house chip development facility in Austin, with earlier reports stating that the company’s Exynos range would consume more power and was less powerful than the Snapdragon range. For the time being, Samsung will rely on ARM’s performance cores for future chipsets rather than using its Mongoose range but that doesn’t mean the company has thrown in the towel.

To be sure, the Korean version of the Galaxy S20 series uses Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 processor, which is a good thing. pic.twitter.com/dulnSj27y0

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) January 31, 2020

An early rumor from the same leakster Ice Universe detailed than a 5nm Exynos 1000 is under development and it may use either ARM’s Mali-A78 GPU, or a solution from AMD thanks to their partnership that was announced back in 2019. At the same time, Qualcomm will be looking to keep consistent pressure on Samsung as the San Diego chipmaker plans to unveil its 5nm Snapdragon 875 later in 2020.

A lot of exciting things are expected to show up this year, but for now, do you think it’s the right move for Samsung to switch to a Snapdragon 865 for its home market? Let us know down in the comments.



This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 19 2020, 09:24 AM

Well... I guess its the same story with Apple Ifags. Samsung Fags will die die defend Samsung even when they are being short-changed for lower specs and in this case smaller storage.

At long last, Samsung decided to close the pre-order. Hopefully there would be better deals during launch.


attw How? Camp@Que at MV 12 hours before launch?

Sure boh? I will ask TS to post the pic of you holding your S20 on the first page of this thread if you do go.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 19 2020, 03:20 PM

Chance would be the keyword. Hope would be on everyone buyer's mind. Risk is the chance we would take.




This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 20 2020, 09:21 AM