AnTuTu: 1080p is Android's most popular resolution, octa-core the top CPU
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- pl2rts
- nb6
- 08 Sep 2018
SKR..., 07 Sep 2018People usually say that there's no noticeable difference be... moreFew days ago one of my friends watch on my 1080p 4 plus years old 32inch LG TV that was running video on usb stick that was 480p and he tough it was good quality. While he have 4K tv at home. So if you cant make that much different, then why bother to pay more for just the bling of words. It's just another hype like the 3D home TV where you can watch 3D movies with glasses on. I have something 400Hz 3D 42 inch in other larger room and i have never used that 3D glasses or movies on it and it's something 3 plus years old. There is not enough content for it or the content is not what i am interested in.
I dont own a console so for me gaming 3D does not matter or gaming 4K while console cant run 4K and cost under 500 euro. It converts 720p video to 4K or something. I dont own and never will console cause you need to own a device and then pay a fee to play online and buy games too when they are released with 70 plus euro. Makes no sense to have a box with what you cant play games online that are enabled for multiplayer. If i need to pay a feed then be like a APP that i download and run it on what ever device and it will allow me to play all games and even these games that get just released for a monthly fee.
And there so called free games that you dont get when you dont own the monthly fee for multiplayer access isnt free too and they are 2-3 years old so who cares for free for paid as it's not free. No free games without multiplayer access.
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- Anonymous
- GRM
- 08 Sep 2018
Will RGB OLED will ever be made before we see Micro LED????
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- AnonD-558092
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- 08 Sep 2018
Shadocx, 07 Sep 2018No, I think it's saying 61% of the Android phones that have... moreNo obviously I know that. My comment was meant to downplay the value of AnTuTu's stats
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- Shadocx
- 33D
- 08 Sep 2018
Whackcar, 07 Sep 2018Those statistics don't apply to real-world scenario. The An... moreIt's talking about the Android phones that are using AnTuTu, people with 2 GB RAM and Android Kitkat want to run AnTuTu on their shitty phone?
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- pl2rts
- nb6
- 08 Sep 2018
Again with the most popular when there is no choice to have better then 1080p in stretched version. over middle range phone as that start from 300 euro and up few have bigger resolution screens and then phones that cost over 500 more have. Some flagship even dont have more then 1080p screen.
I to be honest would not even buy budget phone that has less then 1080p. Over a year ago i had 91 euro phone that even had android 7 and 1080p screen
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- Shadocx
- 33D
- 07 Sep 2018
AnonD-558092, 07 Sep 201861% of all droids running Android Oreo...
That's Google's ... moreNo, I think it's saying 61% of the Android phones that have passed through AnTuTu are running Android Oreo...
It's not Google's post, why did you think it was representing every existing Android phone?
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- Zenodroid
- LgH
- 07 Sep 2018
SKR..., 07 Sep 2018People usually say that there's no noticeable difference be... moreThat's because you have Samsung. They have horrible resolutions for reading. But in gaming + videos and pictures, you don't see the difference on the tiny screen.
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- Anonymous
- mx{
- 07 Sep 2018
1080P master race
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- Anonymous
- ixY
- 07 Sep 2018
61% of all droids running Android Oreo... hahaha That's a big lie bc those 61% are still on Kitkat
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- AnonD-558092
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- 07 Sep 2018
61% of all droids running Android Oreo...
That's Google's dream. However we all know it's nothing but a dream
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- Tamagochi
- Lu%
- 07 Sep 2018
Uh... I don't think this is really relatable data.
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- Zenodroid
- LgH
- 07 Sep 2018
That's the max resolution for a phone. The higher ones belongs to the monitors and TV, maybe tablets over 10".
- Kingslayer
- IbE
- 07 Sep 2018
1080p has been flagship standard on Android since 2013 and it's still the most popular. Goes to show we didn't really need QHD the following year. Pointless battery killer. And QHD isn't enough for VR.
- Whackcar
- 6p{
- 07 Sep 2018
Those statistics don't apply to real-world scenario. The AnTuTu userbase is extremely small compared to smartphone users in general. The point being that the most common specs are much different than what this test implies. It is even pretty obvious when you see that it claims Oreo & 6GB of RAM are most common, while in reality that's far from the truth!
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- swN
- 07 Sep 2018
SKR..., 07 Sep 2018People usually say that there's no noticeable difference be... moreBut how do you find that difference? And at what distance from eyes do you hold your smartphone?
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- Anonymous
- GRM
- 07 Sep 2018
SKR..., 07 Sep 2018People usually say that there's no noticeable difference be... moreThat's because of crappy PENTILE OLED, seriously I am sitting here waiting for RGB OLED
RGB 1080p OLED will look AWESOME!!!! .
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- tT1
- 07 Sep 2018
People usually say that there's no noticeable difference between FHD and QHD, but honestly most of the times I find a significant difference in sharpness especially while reading E books, texts appear pretty damn clear on QHD! I never reduce the resolution of my S7 Edge just to save a tiny bit of battery!
