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this episode of foam buff is brought to you by netflix to get a free 30-day trial membership go to netflix.com slash phone buff and sign up today what's up guys david here and welcome back to another episode of humble q and A's the show where you can ask me just about any question you want related or unrelated to mobile technology and we're ask you guys weekly questions via polls on our Facebook fan page you can be a part of the poll by liking us at facebook.com/foxnewslatino scotto asks are you excited about the note 3 well today I'm excited is probably an understatement out of any of the upcoming smartphones I think the note 3 is the one I'm most looking forward to there are a couple of reasons for this but one of them is the fact that I was just so impressed with what Samsung did with the note 2 last year I mean the note 2 had just about everything I really wanted in a smartphone at the time a big HD screen that wasn't pencil check a quad core processor with 2 gigabytes of RAM check a bigger removable battery and a microSD card slot check and check and on top of all of it it had an S Pen alongside actually useful of TouchWiz features running on the latest version of Android when it launched with the Galaxy Note 2 Samson made it pretty clear that the note was going to be their high-end smartphone line and with the rumors we've heard so far about the note 3 it looks like this is still going to be the case as of right now the rumors points in a note 3 having a bigger 5.7 26 inch full HD screen a more powerful quad-core processor either the Snapdragon 800 or an upgraded version of the Exynos 5 trip a whopping three gigabytes of RAM a 13 megapixel camera a 3300 plus milliamp battery and either the same plastic body on the galaxy s4 or maybe just maybe a new aluminum one with samsung's new design three-point no philosophy as far as what I expect I think the note 3 will look a lot like the galaxy s4 meaning it'll probably have a bigger 5.7 inch screen but we'll say about the same size as a note too thanks to smaller bezels and while I hope I'm wrong I don't really see Samsung switching to something other than plastic just yet I say this because if they don't use plastic and one with aluminum or something different people might not as easily identify the note 3 as a galaxy smartphone which considering all the money they've spent already marketing the galaxy s4 it might not be the best move for them when it comes to the processor I've been leaning towards a two point three gigahertz Snapdragon 800 for a while now but Samsung just recently announced the upgraded Exynos 5 trip which makes me think that it just might be hbu on the note 3 so I'm kind of 50 50 year 3 gigabytes of RAM seems to be consistently rumored and considering that the note 2 had more ram than the International is 3 3 gigabytes doesn't seem like too much of a stretch the camera on the s4 is great so I expect the same one the note 3 maybe with a few enhancements like optical image stabilization and lastly I expect a note 3 to be running on a TouchWiz modified version of jelly bean 4.3 when it launches of course these are all rumors and speculation and we'll know for sure what the note 3 will be on September fourth when samsung unveils it at IFA Twitter follower Alondra ass what phone do you use on an everyday basis for yourself that answer changes often since I'm always testing out new phones but right now I'm back to using the HTC One I was using the Play edition galaxy s4 before this but since it didn't support Bluetooth telling which I need for google glass I came back to the one and I've got to tell you every time I watch a YouTube video on this thing with those boomsound speakers I'm really glad that I did facebook fan kanishk ready asks is it one gigahertz single core processor good for ICS the word good can mean different things to different people but personally I don't think a single core 1 gigahertz processor can give you that good user experience that Android has to offer replace the word good with decent and yeah I think the one gig or processor is enough to get the job done but again it really depends on the software if its stock Android then it'll probably be fine but if it has some heavy manufacturer you I over top of it then I'd expect some serious lag somewhere down the line is DVF humble coms weekly poll do you think the Moto X is worth the 200 our price tag and I got mixed results the majority of you at forty-six percent think that the Moto X isn't worth the two hundred dollars on contract however twenty-nine percent of you think that it is fourteen percent of you aren't sure yet meaning you're either waiting for some foam bluff coverage or to use the device yourselves and eleven percent of you say you'll wait for the price to drop which is basically another way of saying that it's not worth the 200 price point but you still think it's a good phone as far as the results go I think I've fallen to the not sure yet category I haven't been able to get my hands on the Moto X just yet but from what I've read and seen the phone looks to be pretty solid I do have some concerns about the screen and the performance but i do like what motor rule is doing with the Moto X instead of engaging in the spec war which was more important a few years ago than it is today they're trying to innovate with new features like always on voice controls and the ability to customize the Moto X with over 360 color combinations whether or not that makes the phone where two hundred dollars still remains to be seen alright guys that's it for me in this episode of fumble of q and a's if you liked it please give it a thumbs up and remember that this show runs on your questions and your votes so make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter I'll put the links you need down below but otherwise thank you for watching and be sure to subscribe to the channel so i can see you guys in the very next video you