you can't post that and not actually put the score up

they didnt put no score up mel,but leave it with me il get the bench mark police on to it watch this space right this is what i found, take it with a pinch of salt for what its worth From the purported results we can see the Exynos-powered SM-N910C smokes its SM-N910S Snapdragon 805 brother with a considerable lead.The Exynos octa-core chip yielded a test score of 40,303 points, whereas the Snapdragon 805 model lagged behind with 35,645 points.

I see it will have 32GB built-in like my S4 and the Exynos breaks the 40,000 mark despite having to run a QHD display can't wait for my Exynos Note 4 32GB!


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so your getting note 4 then polo, nice one

I am indeed mate , I was going to get a GS5 or Xperia Z2 but decided to be patient and wait for the beast of 2014.

When I first got my galaxy s3 after having a nokia I was all with the android thing, wanted to find out everything I could do with a phone and I was amazed.
So now I look at all these new phones with new benchmarks and octo speed and I think to do what.
Open apps a little faster and.......not sure
To me there really isn't much difference between mine and this one besides it's a little faster same as the s4 and s5 is a little faster.
There really isn't enough progress or amazement for me between my phone and this.
My camera is okay for what it does, the speed is okay for me.
My phone can basically run any app this one would.
So probably when the note 100 comes out that has magic laser beams and can transport me to the local shop then I'll be amazed at another phone

Biggest upgrade coming from a s3 i liked on the lg g3 was the extra screen estate. Not only is it bigger but there fits alot more content thanks to the higher resolution otherwise it would just have felt zoomed out. Im pretty sure i would get used to a even bigger phone like the note 4 now just have to change the way you use the phone. All the typing and dialing can be done one handed other stuff that requires reaching the top you just use two hands easy enough One thing i missed coming from a nokia was a dedicated camera button (which the sony xperia-s have) but then i found out i can use the volume down button as the camera button. Holding it brings up the camera from locked screen and then just use it to take the picture. Very comfortable. Hope samsung does something like this also it makes all the difference in the world to get fast photos or just having to use it one handed.

Alvar, dude, Samsung did that long ago, my S4 allows taking pics using the Volume Key: