But all consumers see is 7" screen on both, dual-core on both, more storage on the playbook, more apps and support on Fire, etc. So $100 to the average consumer is not justified.

I really like how that many people went to google.com to search for yahoo.com

No offence, but some of these look poorly stitched together, like he wasn't even trying to make it look right...

No you're getting great FPS, and low compression, just the uploaded video is awful lol not your player.

Mesmerized for a couple minutes, then it became incredibly boring.

Isn't that the same with EVERY phone these days? Even the Galaxu Nexus doesn't really add anything other than some nicer specs (actually lower in some places) than Sammy's other phones. Same can be said for Moto, HTC, etc. Can't really be revolutionary anymore.

Or, you can buy a $5 lamp, and a 60 pack of bulbs for a whopping total of about $20 and do the same thing.

It's Lego here, they're all just stupid.

Shouldn't it be the carriers USING the software that should be investigated?

"HP is all but done with webOS"

Might be wrong, but if this is a tutorial for the Verizon phone, they probably just put those on there for the video.

This wasn't for that point though, it was to get all the people that go "OMG IT FELL OUT OF A PLANE AND LIVED ME WANT!" lol

I wanna figure it out soon and get it fixed... When I had my 4 I was getting 8-9 hours of screen-on usage time, with like 10% at the end of a 18 hour between charge cycle, and now I get about 5 maybe 6 if I keep wifi off. That's about 25-40% less battery life on a newer phone. Very disappointing.

How was the 3G a major revision? lol The only major iPhones are the original and the 4. the 3G and 3GS were minor revisions, and the 3GS was a bigger step than the 3G.

It's gonna be just like the first Verizon LTE phones. There are like 15 people with an LTE capable AT&T phone right now, so there is extremely minimal stress on the towers. Wait until they actually deploy it and have more than a handful of people on the network and we'll see how they're doing.

I completely agree with the title of this thread. There were literally 0 settings. It only loaded like 10 messages, making you manually load more, and it felt jittery to me, on a 4S. It sucked bad.

This is completely a "Ooh look what I can do". Every other component in phones is solid, so this is pointless in a phone. Battery technology and other technology is not to this point yet. Unless they can make fully flexible batteries that don't suck, processors that can actually perform well, memory that is flexible,…

The only way something like this would be viable in a military setting (or any setting really) is if it took literally a second or two to change from driving ready to flying ready. If it takes 5 minutes to switch it around, it will not make sense. Looking at both of those, neither will be able to switch easily.

Not a surprise, but still a bad thing that Verizon has started. $200 was already almost too much, an extra $100 for a phone that maybe costs them $5 more is awful.

This is the dumbest protesting in history. Instead of fucking running around bitching about their incomes, why don;t you go get a freaking job, and work your way up? There are plenty of CEO's, CFO's etc. that started in the mail room and worked their way up.