Fire&Blood
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Not sure it has enough appeal to sway S3 users but everyone else is fair game, mass consumers with 2012 or older phones will come in droves though.
I like the bezel reduction, 5" 1080p display with ~SGS3 dimensions is neat. Not a fan of dual SoC's (again) but if one cares enough, it won't be hard to hunt down the other. As an N4 user I don't feel compelled to "upgrade" but anyone not owning SGS3, iphone5 or the DNA might be, especially in subsidy markets. I find the One to be a much better looking phone but I don't think it will stand a chance in the mass market.
This is the Android flagship for the next 6-7 months, some may argue better phones have already launched/announced but within Android, I can't see anything snatching market share away from it before the end of the year.
It beats my N4 in many areas but at ~200% more cost I'm only getting a ~50% better phone. Samsung will likely be the first OEM to upgrade to KLP but if Nexus 5 continues in the direction the N4 went, I'm thinking enough of these halo phone features will spill over into the N5 to make it the most complete competitor to "real" halo phones yet.
I like the bezel reduction, 5" 1080p display with ~SGS3 dimensions is neat. Not a fan of dual SoC's (again) but if one cares enough, it won't be hard to hunt down the other. As an N4 user I don't feel compelled to "upgrade" but anyone not owning SGS3, iphone5 or the DNA might be, especially in subsidy markets. I find the One to be a much better looking phone but I don't think it will stand a chance in the mass market.
This is the Android flagship for the next 6-7 months, some may argue better phones have already launched/announced but within Android, I can't see anything snatching market share away from it before the end of the year.
It beats my N4 in many areas but at ~200% more cost I'm only getting a ~50% better phone. Samsung will likely be the first OEM to upgrade to KLP but if Nexus 5 continues in the direction the N4 went, I'm thinking enough of these halo phone features will spill over into the N5 to make it the most complete competitor to "real" halo phones yet.