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why are they still working on this instead of making the next model. it's already behind on specs in the android market

Haha! No.

Did Fairphone just change my life?
It's very easy to look at your smartphone and forget how it came to be. Often times, I stare in awe of certain design cues and finishes which make me realize how hard manufacturers work to deliver such stellar products. However, it's what makes up...

Uh, NO!

No, I like my black nexus 4. But I can't wait till android 4.3 comes out. Lol

Latest white Nexus 4 leak shows the device off in press image form
The white Google Nexus 4 has popped up several times in the wild, but so far we haven't seen any press images of the device make their way online. That changes tonight, because the folks at Android Police haven't gotten hold of some press renders...

Nope just got a white S4

No...waiting for next gen.

I personally love the black front glass and bezel with the white back.

A white back but a black front?! No thanks, that's just tacky. Make the whole thing white!!!

It's called a sticker and a case. 7 bucks tops on amazon. Damn, look, I got a blue Nexus 4. Take that suckers ;)

I agree. If they introduced a 32GB version for the $350 price I would get it day one. At this point the only phone in that price range is a used GS3 but I don't know if the processors are comparable. The already do it with their tablets so it seems like they know 8GB is too little so it's odd they don't follow suit with the phone.

I love using the stylus on my note 2 when I do. However is very rare that I do use it.

Nope i am gonna buy an S4

Only if it was 32gb

No

No. There is nothing earth-shattering about it. It appears feature short and has no great eye appeal. Simply changing the color is not feature-forward, lol

They should really retire the 8GB version, and introduce a 16GB and 32GB versions.

They should really retire the 8GB version, and introduce a 16GB and 32GB versions.

Your argument sounds like something a teenager would recite, MAKE SCREEN LARGERRRRRRRR!!!!!ANDROID IS #111111oneoneonewonwonwon

the white Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus were never offered in the US. Are we to expect that this one is going to be? I'm also assuming the white replacement back will eventually be available and people can just do a conversion if they really want to.

Nothing beats a color option on last year's phone...

Nope! Dammit U took to long Google!!

white! is a nice colour. n good handset

The front is black. No.

Using a stylus with my old Windows 5.0 phone appealed to me. The idea still appeals to me!

...Really google? A white nexus 4 and still no 32gb model!!!

Nope..happy with my note2.

Meh......I'll pass. Also, the back is made of glass (not gorilla either) that can break easy if you drop it, only 16GB of space, and no LTE.........

No

Nope already got the black one I think it looks better then the white one

I honestly wouldn't care if my note2 didnt have one..

Christopher Moore Total agreement here. When you're behind the eight ball, like HTC, one thing you can't afford to be is conservative.

I uses it all the time on my Note II. If you're not someone who has some sort of business-use for a cell phone, it may not be something you care much about. But even those who don't use the Note II for its superior business-oriented capability, can find use for an S Pen.

s pen is useless Tbh

Have never taken out my S-Pen since I got the Note 2

Phone companies need to stop making a million varient of each phone..conservation is key these days..instead of making clones off each phone..use the extra resources to make the quality of phones better ...

Honestly no. I have a Bamboo stylus for my iPad thinking I'd be all over it, but I never use it.

The best way to own a smartphone is to buy it unlocked and use prepaid sim on it. Do the math in any sort of form, it will save you money compared to being on a 2-year subsidy pact.

Yup. Getting the Note 3 when it comes out.

The best way to own a smartphone is to buy it unlocked and use prepaid sim on it. Do the math in any sort of form, it will save you money compared to being on a 2-year subsidy pact.

It really is too easy to change the colours in Photoshop though, as much as it might be real; I still don't appeal to anything past Black/White or Grey, unless it's a Lumia. Look: I edited it to make it green. http://i.imgur.com/J6EJNOd.jpg

It really is too easy to change the colours in Photoshop though, as much as it might be real; I still don't appeal to anything past Black/White or Grey, unless it's a Lumia. Look: I edited it to make it green. http://i.imgur.com/J6EJNOd.jpg

L9 is a good choice for mid-range users.

Yea seems like 10 inch tablets are suppose to have one

L9 is a good choice for mid-range users.

Not really.. I rarely use it on my note2.

New Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 colors purportedly revealed [UPDATED]
At this point, it should be fairly obvious that Samsung isn't afraid to re-release its existing products in new colors. We saw it happen with the Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S 4, and now it looks like the Samsung's got some new paint...

Your iPhone 5 was sold to you a relic. You bought the same thing you bought last time, despite the fact that you knew that it wasn't new, great, or innovative. You are looking around and seeing how old iOS really is for the first time. Congrats, this is the beginning for you, and Android welcomes you with open arms. Come see what digital freedom feels like. ;)

and your point is.It may be one version behind but it works just as well as 4.2. Right now those numbers are all they are, number.

I spent $180 on a second-hand HD7. Still works just fine, just cosmetics that are different. I use it on Prepaid, on Optus "2 Dollar Days" meaning I am constantly tethering it, and using internet, unlimited for 2 dollars a day. To put it simply, I've downloaded about 150GB from that plan in the last 3 months :P Seeing as I live in Wagga, I don't get too good reception and landline wasn't an option; pre-paid is perfect!

If it has a stylus and software to compete with the Note 2, then I'm definitely willing to have a look at it. The Note 2 is a hard act to follow though. Definitely not because of the hardware. I didn't like the Note 2 hardware when I first saw it. In fact, I liked the first not better just in terms of looks. But the Note 2 has great productivity features and that is the only thing that can win my money. HTC would have to offer me better software and productivity than the Note 2.

If it has a stylus and software to compete with the Note 2, then I'm definitely willing to have a look at it. The Note 2 is a hard act to follow though. Definitely not because of the hardware. I didn't like the Note 2 hardware when I first saw it. In fact, I liked the first not better just in terms of looks. But the Note 2 has great productivity features and that is the only thing that can win my money. HTC would have to offer me better software and productivity than the Note 2.

I have no loyalty to any brand. Only to the features I want in a device. This K900 is the device I have in mind when I think of just what I want a mobile device to look like. It is just beautiful. HOWEVER. Samsung is winning when it comes to functionality. And functions win with me over beauty every time. I have a Galaxy Note 2. The only phone that can replace it is a Note 3 possibly, or if someone other than Samsung were to make a product that can compete with it. I appreciate that Samsung understands that consumers want to make all their own decisions about their devices. Samsung gives me the flexibility to do this. But I'm still not loyal to Samsung. If Lenovo can do it better then Lenovo will get my money. I would get a K900 if it had a stylus and software comparable to what's in the Note 2.

I have no loyalty to any brand. Only to the features I want in a device. This K900 is the device I have in mind when I think of just what I want a mobile device to look like. It is just beautiful. HOWEVER. Samsung is winning when it comes to functionality. And functions win with me over beauty every time. I have a Galaxy Note 2. The only phone that can replace it is a Note 3 possibly, or if someone other than Samsung were to make a product that can compete with it. I appreciate that Samsung understands that consumers want to make all their own decisions about their devices. Samsung gives me the flexibility to do this. But I'm still not loyal to Samsung. If Lenovo can do it better then Lenovo will get my money. I would get a K900 if it had a stylus and software comparable to what's in the Note 2.

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Look at basketball. Miami brought in top players to win a championship when the team was average with Wade. The first year they got to the finals and lost but the second year they actually won. Everybody considers Miami to be the favorites to win again. Sometimes you don't win but you do what is necessary to put yourself in a favorable position. Is the HTC One enough to put HTC in a favorable position? The S3 and Note 2 was like batman and robin in 2012. No different with the S4 and Note 3 this year. The HTC One needs a robin or better yet a batman. I understand their on thin ice but it's worst just sitting back doing nothing about it. Samsung, Apple and Google is going to have their way with HTC this fall.

No not to switch but its a nice thing to know that they are finally stepping up their game.

Not until they get the best phones right from the get go like the big carriers

The only way would be if the prices weren't $400-$700 for a device.

My l9 has been great I purchased it about 6 months ago and I recently installed 4.1.2 and it's been great. It's was well worth the 250$ i paid for it hopefully i get another 6 months out of it.

What a compliment! Thanks Chase.

What a compliment! Thanks Chase.

Nope buying Sim free is cheaper at times

actually the htc one wins out in battery life in battery test, mostly due to it begining almost gimmickless and using a li-polymer battery vs the gs4 li-ion battery.

I started using my iPhone with Straight Talk years ago.... way before they allowed you to bring your own phone. I pay 45 bucks a month for unlimited talk and text and while they advertise unlimited data that's bullshit, they'll call and give you a warning if you go over 2GBs. I never have though... and after getting royally screwed by AT&T I am thrilled to now be getting pretty much the same service for SO much less. My SIM works in any AT&T or unlocked phone and the only drawback is no LTE.

Just get a unlocked phone if you want a good prepaid phone, there will be a better selection

Costs more upfront then what they offer, but its far nicer

nope Tmobile is good to me and I have a galaxy note 2

Nope. But buying an unlocked phone and using it on a prepaid carrier is always good.