Pantech Vega Racer 2 sports a glass ceramic body, is this in store for the Samsung Galaxy S III too?

2. PhoneArenaUser posted on 09 Apr 2012, 05:47 3 1

I found one for you:http://goo.gl/66kq0

6. PhoneArenaUser posted on 09 Apr 2012, 06:24 1 1

Also found I have found a video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB43SAfOmHM

4. PhoneArenaUser posted on 09 Apr 2012, 06:02 0 1

Lets wait and we will see. :)

P.S. Your comment was totally off-topic. Anyway, thumbs up fo you! :)

7. remixfa posted on 09 Apr 2012, 07:29 5 0

windows phones only have 1 generation to worry about. lets see how they handle things 2 and 3 generations down the line

apple gives its older phones partial upgrades. the full upgrade soley goes to the new iDevice. Older devices might get "ios4,ios5" but there are always major features missing. They are also notorious in sending updates that slow down old devices to force upgrades.

android device upgrades are messy and uneven. They however dont get an upgrade unless they get all features. Considering how many android phones launch there is going to be reduced parity between devices. Now with ICS and the fact that most manufacturers are scaling back just how many phones they launch a year, there should be a lot more even upgrades.
However, there is 1 major difference between the OS's. Apple controls the phones directly for updates. Windows controls the phones indirectly as they have to go through the carriers first for approval. Google DOES NOT control the updates at all. They put the update live on the net, then the manufacturers have to get it and change it, then go through the carriers, which takes a lot of extra time. That is the biggest reason.

And here is an old rule that you should live by:
NEVER expect an update for a phone other than bug fixes, unless you are expressly told directly by the manufacturer that you will receive one.

8. Gemmol posted on 09 Apr 2012, 13:28 0 0

I understand thank you