Gadgetory

this episode of on bluff is brought to you by carbonite start your free trial at carbonite.com with offer code phone buff and get two bonus months if you decide to buy what's up guys david here and welcome back to another episode of phonebook UAE's the show where you ask me on Twitter and I answer and I ask you on Facebook and you vote it's really as simple as that this week we'll be talking about innovations on the note 3 the mysterious Nexus 5 looking device we saw in one of Google's videos 4k content on 10 AP screens and vice versa and what Android UI you guys like the most let's go ahead and get started miron asks what feature on the note 3 would you consider the most innovative that's a good question there are a bunch of things you could consider to be innovative on the note 3 like it's inspired design with its dished backing and paper resembling sides the fact that Samsung was able to fit in a larger 5.7 inch full HD screen without making a device any bigger than a note to the ever-evolving s-pen which just keeps on getting more and more features in there is a more practical and the fact that the note 3 comes with a whopping 3 gigabytes of RAM but out of any of the things I just mentioned I'd have to say that the 3 gigabytes Ram is probably the most innovative because the note 3 is the very first smartphone to have that amount and I think having 3 gigabytes RAM is gonna make the multitasking experience which is already good on the galaxy s4 and the galaxy note 2 just downright amazing on the galaxy note 3 it'll also probably help the note 3 run a lot smoother than the s4 considering how much RAM TouchWiz actually takes up Bernardo asks what is your opinion on the mystery devices looks be it the Nexus 5 or not okay so this question from Bernardo was a response to the picture I tweeted of the alleged Nexus 5 now seen in Google's KitKat Android statue unveiling the mysterious phone showed up at about 38 seconds into the video where a Google employee was holding it taking a picture of the Android 4.4 mascot what makes me think if the Nexus 5 is for one its head Nexus on the back end clearly it wasn't a Nexus 4 nor was it the Nexus 7 2 it showed up in one of Google's very own videos and three Google went on to later pull down the video from YouTube which to me makes it look like they accidentally put the phone in the video now it couldn't be a prototype but if the Nexus 5 does come out like the phone we saw in the video I think I'd like it honestly I mean the Nexus branding is suppose across vertically in the phone just like it isn't on the Nexus 7 judging from the size of the thing it looks like it'll house a five inch or so display and that matte black look on the back cover is something that I personally just really like in fact that's why I customize my Moto X here so yeah I like the way it looks and I think it probably was the Nexus 5 we saw in that video and I guess we'll find out for sure in a couple of months Miranda asks I was wondering about 4k what I noticed the difference between watching 4k videos on a 1080p screen or watching 1080p videos on a 4k screen you wouldn't really notice the difference in watching 4k videos on a 1080p display since the content is being down scaled to fit the screen but you would definitely notice the difference in watching 1080p videos on a 4k screen since the content is being up scaled and doesn't really take advantage of every pixel but the main thing to remember here is that this is only when you're comparing 1080p content to 4k content on that 4k display meaning regular 1080p content shouldn't look any worse on a 4k display than would on a 1080p display hopefully that makes sense I asked you via phone book coms weekly poll which Android UI do you like the most and I can't say I'm surprised that all that the biggest chunk of you at 42 percent said you liked stock Android the most coming in at second place and just barely edging out Samsung's TouchWiz was HTC's Sense with 23% of the world TouchWiz was really close though at 22% with LG's and other manufacturer you are sharing the remaining 10% when it comes to you wise I usually prefer stock Android like most of you since it is Android the way Google intended it to be but from time to time I do like having a manufacturer you wire my phone since they do add value in certain areas where stock Android just doesn't and if I were to choose one manufacturer UI over the rest personally I'd go with HTC Sense Sense 5 just runs buttery smooth which isn't something you can say about all manufacturer UI's and it adds a level of customization to the phone like the HTC one that stock Android can't really match and I actually really like the look of it so those are my reasons why I like sense why do you like the UI you voted for let me know down in the comments below alright that's it for me and this week's episode of fumble two days if you liked it please give it a thumbs it always helps out follow us on Facebook and 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