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I'm sorry. I don't think the GNex vs. Nexus 4 decision is as cut and dried as this reviewer makes it. Storage: The Nexus 4 has only 16GB of storage, with no w
by rplst8 14y ago
I'm sorry. I don't think the GNex vs. Nexus 4 decision is as cut and dried as this reviewer makes it.
Storage:
The Nexus 4 has only 16GB of storage, with no way to expand (GNex had 32GB). That's a step backward IMO.
Screen:
Yeah, yeah, yeah. AMOLED has fewer sub-pixels. So what. The blacks are blacker, and the screen is more vibrant. I know the color gamut is different, but the contrast is better. The Nexus 4 looks washed out next to the GNex.
Network:
Sorry, lack of LTE is a deal breaker for me. Verizon LTE is solid where I live, and very, very fast. That may not be the case for everyone, but I'm sure as heck not going back to 3Gesque speeds. And for what features? A slightly faster processor? More RAM? and a breakable glass case?
Fahgetabahtit.
- greyboy 14y agoIs the Nexus 4 not a GSM-only phone? I don't recall seeing any CDMA bands listed in the specs. I suspect, then, adding LTE wouldn't be beneficial to a Verizon user, unless they didn't use the phone (right?).