Samsung Galaxy Note II spotted at the FCC

3. Bernoulli posted on 12 Sep 2012, 09:16 0 1

Not quite, have you gotten your hands on exynos quad core? I remember even the international galaxy s2 with dual core ran circles to the snapdragon s3 dual chip, and it has been confirmed at least with T-Mobile that it is getting it almost unchanged, since the note has AWS support as well they only have to change the 1900/2100 for the 1700/2100 and that's it lol T-Mobile doesn't have LTE so it doesn't really matter lol none the less Verizon's release 8 equipment sucks, making their phones run on 2 networks (cdma and LTE) which kills the battery, same with AT&T, it's a shame even sprint got better release 9 equipment, but the winner will be T-Mobile with release 10 equipment, and considering last root metrics test, T-Mobile doesn't actually offer 4G, that's just considered 3.5G, so LTE advanced will murder Verizon and AT&T, since the HSPA+ already kills sprint's LTE lol

5. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 12 Sep 2012, 10:07 0 0

Dude it's WIDELY known that the quad-core S4 Pro is the best SoC in the WORLD right now. You can't compare the S3 to a S4. It's like comparing apples and oranges. It's known the Exynos 4 quad-core is not as powerful as the S4 Pro quad-core.

Right now T-Mobile doesn't have 4G LTE at all. So this 4G LTE Advanced is premature at best. Lets keep the focus on the what is true now. Look at the chart, you can't say otherwise. Verizon is top dog in speed & it's as simple as that. Once T-Mobile has 4G LTE we can talk. lol

8. JGuinan007 posted on 12 Sep 2012, 12:20 1 0

IDK I here CPU wise the Exynos is still king but the gpu on the s4 blows everything out of the water

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