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Moto G 2014 vs iPhone 6 Plus
Moto G 2014 vs iPhone 6 Plus:
The comparison people thought the iPhone would win easy…. Nope.
Moto G 2014 vs iPhone 6 Plus camera comparison (winner will surprise)
In this comparison and I can’t even believe I compared the two, we show you the video camera on both the iPhone 6 Plus and the Moto G 2014 side by side.
I won’t even bias your choice. Tell me which one you think is better in the comments either in the videos or in this post.
To be honest I couldn’t believe who the winner was.
TK
Moto G 2014 video
iPhone 6 plus video
Which one wins?
iPhone 6 plus slightly loses some performance after 2 weeks
Here are two benchmarks done on two different iPhone 6 plus devices. Both have shown a drop off in performance after only two weeks of use. Is it significant? No it isn’t but that said it is worthy to note.
Have you see the same drop in performance in benchmarks? Let me know in the comments and on Twitter @tktechnews
iPhone 6 and 6 plus drop test (UPDATE)
Phonebuff and Android Authority did a drop test on both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus the video is in the link below.
Let us know what you think about the iPhone and how it handled this drop test.
And in this one below the guys from android authority do a drop test in Hong Kong that may surprise you after watching the first one.
Let us know your thoughts
Sprint Scraps Spark in all but 5 cities
Sprint is pulling back on plans to upgrade its network across the U.S. using its massive amount of 2.5 gigahertz spectrum, a move that will lower capital spending but raises strategic and marketing questions, analysts say. (WSJ)
Sprint unveiled new plans for new subscribers that upgrade to the Apple. iPhone for life and iPhone unlimited $50, which could be a reason it’s looking to both trim spending and to beef up its network in up to five markets.
Their strategy, is to scale back their 2.5 GHz deployment to just three to five cities, providing what they describe as a ‘Tokyo-like’ experience in those markets,” In the rest of the country, they plan to be positioned as ‘best value.’ You can see that with its $50 offering and its best deal in data plans. That marks a rather radical departure from Sprint’s and SoftBank’s previously stated strategy of building the ‘best network’ on a broad scale.
We’re guessing it was just to expensive for even Softbank to pull off.
And it presents a perhaps insurmountable, challenge for marketing. How can Sprint create a brand that stands for one thing in just a few markets (best network yada yada) and something else entirely (best value severely degraded) in the rest.”
On the stock front investors like the move.
Colby Synesael, a Cowen & Co., upgraded Sprint stock to outperform on Friday.
Sprint’s renewed focus is on removing costs, That means layoffs are coming and the company will be more surgical with its 2.5 GHz build-out than what had previously been expected by focusing on a handful of markets where it can demonstrate its differentiation, but also importantly will help limit spending.
Sprint’s decision to pursue a smaller 2.5 GHz deployment in just three to five key markets raises questions over its strategy and ability to offer unlimited data plans for smartphone users, as well as ever catching AT&T or Verizon.
Sprint’s new chief executive officer, Marcelo Claure, disclosed Sprint’s shift in plans when he met with Wall Street analysts on Thursday after presenting at a Goldman Sachs conference.
What are you thoughts on the move by Sprint?
HTC Boomsound vs Moto X’s Front-Facing Speaker
HTC Boomsound vs Moto X’s Front-Facing Speaker: http://youtu.be/fWQxffAtv8k
I saw this video from Alex over at Android Headlines and thought you should have a look. Do you think HTC Boom Sound may finally have a competitor?