nah… still like HTC Sense 4.0 better than the touchwiz they’re gonna slap on it.

 ”Until LTE phones start showing the data and phone reception separate
like the LG LTE phones…maybe we can go back to bars and decibels.”

When you fanboy….it looks better when you read the entire post or comprehend better.

GO.HOME.

Show it better….still .doesnt…..beat….real…world….use.

Try again.

And take the fanboy blinders off. Just because someone doesnt agree with you doesnt make them a troll.

/trollllllll

Seeing as how you got in your feelings about Samsung radios…and me and him mentioned the G Nex only. We didnt even mention Samsung as a whole…just the G Nex.

Real world use can never be beat by specs, pics posted.

If you consider my post trolling….all I can do is pray for you. Btw….I try to come with facts and be as fair as possible with these phones. Unlike someone -you- that likes to keep saying the G Nex is the first and you probably said the only phone that shows the true LTE signal.

It wasnt the first and the LG LTE phones show it better.

Troll much?

Did him or me say ALL Samsung radios suck? He even said in his orig post he hopes they get it right this time. He even said his Fascinate….thats made by Samsung….worked better than his G Nex.

It isnt so much about Samsung, its about the G Nex. Real world use. Based on my phone history and paying attention to reception of specific phones -started with Samsung around 2008 and before I had a smartphone- I have said and could say its Samsung….but I dont anymore. Benefit of the doubt and all that jazz.

I havent blamed Samsung in months.

Having used these Android smartphones since 2010….I can just about guarantee if your G Nex said -69….you were in a good to great reception area. Thats the reality of it. The best area I have even been was in the -50′s. Its a spot I used to go to alot in DC.

If all these phones are in a good to great reception area….you would hear very lil complaints about radios and reception. The reality if is it….we all live n hang out in different areas. Some of us travel alot. Some of us work farther than where we live.

I wouldnt care if my RAZR said -20…..if it dropped calls, was on the verge of hanging up, had so so data connections, couldnt see 4G where other phones I tried did…..I would say the radios sucked. That or there needs to be alot better quality control with all these phones.

So if dBm doesn’t prove my signal is good, how should I prove it to you?  Have you come over and watch?  You guys will argue for the sake of arguing.  My point is, stop telling everyone ALL Samsung radios suck, when it’s obvious that mine as well as other’s don’t.

As I said, area probably has a lot to do with it, but I’m not in a great 4G area, I don’t even live in a large city and my house is brick.  The radio is fine, the call reception is fine.  I have no bias towards the Nexus, I used the original droid since it came out and a flip phone Razr for 6 years before that.  

So if anything I should be bias towards Motorola and yet I’m not?  Why? Because I tell the truth based on factual information that I’ve seen from my own experiences.

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Using GSM antennas Samsung could hopefully get At&t and T-Mo a quicker release. However, a Verizon version, lol, December.  Unless it’s decided a previous Galaxy phone will be good enough for Big Red.

I would love for Verizon to give me a reason to buy another Samsung.