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Super, Danke
Ich habe nach 50 Minuten das Handtuch geschmissen und bei den Kontakten waren bloß die email Adressen und keine NummernWie wäre es mit Googlen? Erstes Ergebnis: https://www.google.com/contacts/
Ich habe nach 50 Minuten das Handtuch geschmissen und bei den Kontakten waren bloß die email Adressen und keine Nummern
So nun hat meine Frau ein neues Handy jetzt bin ich wieder dran. Habe das S3 mini wo leider die Cam nicht mehr läuft weil Wasser darüber gelaufen ist.
Als Budget dachte ich dieses mal an 300 bis 350. Es sollte kein Samsung mehr sein.
Was gibt es da so aktuell ?

Flagship Android Devices
I'm having a look at the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, LG G2, Sony Xperia Z1 and Moto X on a few aspects: navigation buttons, cell radios, openness.
Navigation buttons
Samsung and HTC are still stuck in the Gingerbread days, with hardware buttons.
LG got the memo that they should be moving to software buttons, but sadly they totally missed the point and included a menu button on their navigation bar, such that their navigation bar is a hodgepodge of actions that affect the current screen (menu) and actions that move to another screen (home, back).
Sony and Motorola both use the proper software navigation bar.
Edit: I left a long comment below that explains my thoughts about hardware buttons.
Cell radios
Samsung, HTC and LG all seem to fall in the same bucket: neither offers 5-band UMTS, and they all have limited LTE options that don't allow going around easily.
Sony has 5-band UMTS in all models. Their US model does LTE on both AT&T and T-Mobile and has 1 of the EU LTE bands, while their EU model has all LTE EU bands plus T-Mobile in the US.
Motorola has 5-band UMTS, plus LTE that covers both AT&T and T-Mobile. At least that's the developer edition, the specs for the carrier editions are fuzzy.
Openness
The situation with SIM-locking and bootloader locking is unclear with Samsung. Worse, they seem to be adding some form of region-locking. There's a Verizon-only developer edition of the Galaxy S4, but that doesn't do me any good. The Google Play edition is probably reasonable there.
HTC seems to now support bootloader unlocking on all their devices. I expect that their devices are SIM-locked, but no screwy region-locking. There's a Google Play edition.
LG doesn't seem to say anything around openness, so I assume there's none.
Motorola seems to allow unlocking the bootloader on most variants, and I'm betting that the developer edition isn't SIM-locked.
Sony has been a pioneer in terms of openness, being the only OEM in my list to provide files that allow building AOSP for their devices. I note though that unlocking the bootloader on the Z1 is said to kill the camera (uh?). Edit: Apparently there's a workaround for the camera issue.
In all that, I'm not seeing any direct evidence that any of those manufacturers provide factory images to get back to stock after experimenting with custom systems. Edit: Maybe Samsung does, but I can't find the files. Edit: Apparently Sony does as well. At least they have instructions on how to apply such files.
Honorable mentions
Nexus 4, now discontinued: modern navigation bar, widely compatible UMTS but no LTE, very strong openness.
Oppo N1, not available yet: Gingerbread-style buttons, widely compatible UMTS but no LTE, exact openness TBD but the signs are very encouraging. I'd love to see AOSP support, CM support with Google apps, and official factory images.
Conclusion
In a nutshell, my personal conclusion: Sony's Xperia Z1 is my winner here. Motorola's Moto X is my close second. Neither is perfect, but they are both at a stage where they only need some fine-tuning, not some fundamental changes. Samsung, HTC and LG are very far behind, to the point where I can't get myself to take them seriously. Even though it's gone, Nexus 4 remains the phone I compare other phones to. Oppo can differentiate themselves, especially if there's a variant of CyanogenMod that ignores the hardware keys and uses a proper Android navigation bar instead.
Von JBQ, der ja leider nicht mehr bei Google ist.
Der Mann Spricht mir aus der Seele!
Quelle: https://plus.google.com/112218872649456413744/posts/ipn3EfpzmUh
Von JBQ, der ja leider nicht mehr bei Google ist.
Der Mann Spricht mir aus der Seele!
Quelle: https://plus.google.com/112218872649456413744/posts/ipn3EfpzmUh
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Habe gerade die siebte n8 Schicht hinter mir und mein englisch hakt gerade
@ Hirni
Ich habe nix gegen ein Samsung habe ja eins und möchte halt was anderes
Also ich hab mal das
Motorola razer i
Nexus 4
Sony experia V
In die nähere Wahl genommen
Sind alle drei nicht sonderlich schlecht. Das Nexus 4 sticht aber halt herraus.![]()
Ich fände es besser auf das N5 zu warten, solange du grade nicht dringend ein neues brauchst.
