Pre-orders for unlocked versions of the HTC Titan and Radar are now ready in the US

2. snowgator posted on 04 Oct 2011, 00:36 0

Apples and oranges (or Mangoes), Mr. Josh. The Galaxy Nexus (Or Droid Prime, or whatever) is an I.C.S. Android beast, for sure. It will most likely have the top line for everything. But Mango's version of W7 has all the power it needs with a top end single core processor and the internals on the Titan and Galaxy S. I would like to see expandable memory and maybe some higher resolution screens, but the Windows Phone experience will be smooth without all the hardware required on Google's OS. No slam on my part on the upcoming Samsung- it will be state of the art. But it you are interested in real life experience and performance, I think the Titan and most WP devices will easily hold their own.

5. Joshing4fun posted on 04 Oct 2011, 05:44 0

That's not the point. The point isn't that WP7 can run on specs like this. The point is that it is priced ridiculously high while it has all low specs across the board, even for a Windows Phone.

4. nyamo posted on 04 Oct 2011, 05:31 0

from what i saw when i was using the samsung focus with the official rtm mango update i forced on it, there was a vast speed improvement. i didn't bother to do any real official testing, but for daily use the OS did improve.
also with the benchmark app that windows uses, my mango focus out did most of the other windows phones.
snowgator, i wholeheartedly agree with you..... hardware deos not seem to effect WP7 nearly as much as android