I going buy this phone as soon it arrived in my country but i want know how good is touch respond time in pubg or codm. My old phone have touch delay play codm mostly happen why using 3 finger claw on screen. Going change because of this problem.
You need an iphone for best experience. Even a 6s plus is better than any android even its 30fps.
x2 pro is best android phone for touch latency after asus rog phone 2. but gyro is shıtty on all android devices you need iphone for a fast gyro.
I've not noticed any touch response issues in pubg or cod mobile... There's a few settings to change in the game space app and system settings to improve response. etc. I can't compare with iPhone 6 on touch response or gyro as I've not used the iPhone 6... My niece has the iPhone 7 and I can tell you it's a horrible experience playing pubg compared to playing on X2 pro.. Tiny dull screen and choppy.
Edit: this might be the issue rather than actual touch response https://youtu.be/0Pfp5YLs9Ho
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My friend is offering me to swap his Touch for my Kaiser. The screen lagging and video thing is bugging me so much.
Should I expect video playback to be better on the Touch in sprite of the slower CPU & less RAM?
Is the video driver on the Touch properly implemented?
Initially playing a little with the Touch, the menu feels a little faster but not by much.
Please help me to choose, thanks!
Is it a Touch or Touch Dual?
it is a touch
that means OMAP CPU
Guys i just want to know that is there any app or patch by which we can get full vga recording @25 or 30 fps.
OR
Is there any experts who can make or is working for the camera patch to get full VGA @25 or 30fps recording.
OR
anyother way to get it itself in diamond.
Pls reply and let me know if there is anything related to increase camera efficiency cause i am too much stressed because of the recording is not perfect in such a high priced phone and many of my friends got less priced phone and they are more than 2mp camera and takes good photos and good recording as camera is faster, no spooky effect, etc even though resolution is not so good still its fast fps recording and i didn't know that diamond will not be able to record and battery drainer and spooky camera recording at only 15fps.
But there is one thing the camera is totally light dependent cause in very good light or sunlight it gives no spooky effect and i recorded clips in 24.0 fps even though in half vga resolution but still good pics and vids.
So why diamond dont have camera like nokia which is better even thought the resolution is low?
Pls can somebody help or can somebody assure me that in future maybe after 5 to 6 months there will def an app or patch for it?
Sorry mods but i am replying my own thread so it goes up and some expert will read it and help out.
Nobody is interested to even read or reply in this topic.
Pls read as i know for many diamond users are suffering little like me and the phone is amazing and even camera is good but only full vga with good fps will be much better so that all buyers of diamond become by seeing app or patch to improve recording
You will most likely have to wait until someone ports the Diamond2's camera app, since the new phone supports VGA recording. However, you may still have an issue if the Diamond itself doesn't support VGA recording.
I've always wanted to see better video recording on the Diamond. I thought the reason it was limited was because the phone simply wasn't fast enough to be able to sustain a decent frame rate for VGA recording (due to the fact that on my old Touch, a rapidly changing view seemed to significantly reduce the frame rate), but the Diamond2's hardware is similar, so perhaps it's a limitation related to the camera.
in my old p3600 it can record video 15 fps in dark
but my diamond only 4 , 6 fps in dark ?!
also my friend touch daul only 4 to 6 fps
the recording in all touch series is just crap in dark
I just submitted my pre-order for a Note 4. I loved the Note 2 (I love the size), but I really wanted a Sprint tri-band phone about a year ago, so I sold my Note 2 online and got the Nexus 5. Here is my post mortem after about a year of owning the Nexus 5.
What I really like about the Nexus 5:
• The phone is really zippy. With some of my other phones, I felt like after about 8 months the phone would start to get really laggy. Not the Nexus 5. To this day, it is really fast. Very smooth.
• I of course love the fast Android OS updates.
• I still think the phone has a great physical design. I love the very small bezels on the side of the screen.
• I love the multi-colored LED, when used with Light Flow. I haven’t read anything about the Note 4’s LEDs. I hope it has one. If it doesn't, that might be a dealbreaker. I use those LEDs to help me keep track at a glance of SMSs, work emails, home emails, calendar reminders, and missed phone calls.
• I love the HDR camera. I got some great shots, and got many compliments. I love that the HDR is subtle – the pictures do not look fake.
• I love that it is easy to root. I am never concerned about a locked bootloader or anything like that.
• I like the fast boot up time.
• I love the “OK Google” voice hotword on any screen. I use autovoice and have several custom commands. Can other phones do that? I hope so.
• The screen is awesome. I love the accurate colors. I’m not a fan of the saturated colors on the Samsung. The Note 4 seems to look better than prior Samsung OLED screens.
What I do not like about the Nexus 5:
• I can’t stand that the volume settings are buried in the settings menu. When I want to turn down the media volume BEFORE playing the media, I have to go into the deep volume settings to get to it. I like Samsung’s solution. When I use the volume rocker, I can press the settings button to the side of the volume meter and individually adjust the various volume settings, without having to dive deep into menus. There might be an app that fixes this. I didn't look very hard.
• I hate not having a physical home button. There have been many times when a full-screen app freezes, and I can’t access the home button for 10 seconds or so. Very annoying.
• The GPS is laggy. Sometimes when I launch Waze, it takes like 3 minutes to get a GPS lock. That seems to have gotten better after a recent update. However, I still have problems in Runkeeper. It sometimes takes about a minute to get a lock.
• The low light video recorder autofocus is terrible. This might be the most annoying problem. Most of my recordings are of my kids at home, indoors. The Nexus 5 video recorder autofocus cannot keep up. It got better after an update a few months ago, especially because now I can focus on the subject by tapping the screen before I hit record, but it is still bad. I have so many blurry recordings. I’m really hoping the Note 4 is better. I didn’t seem to notice this problem on my Note 2.
• I am not impressed with battery life. When I am not at my desk at work, and I’m at home or out, my phone goes to about 20% after only 5 or 6 hours of medium to heavy use. I bought an external battery charger and I carry that around in my laptop bag now. Obviously, my Note 4 will be much better with the much bigger battery.
• I hate not having an SD card. I record a lot of video, and like to load a lot of music on my phone. I have to be careful about what I load, and I have to regularly offload my videos to free up space. I don’t understand why Google does not want us to have an SD card.
• I miss a removable battery. With the Note 2, I had one battery always charged at home, and another always charged at the office.
• The HDR photos look great, but require the subject to be still, because it takes so long to get a shot.
• I wish the headphone volume was a little louder. When I am listening while mowing the lawn, I often cannot hear my audio books and podcasts.
Volume Settings
sparhawk6 said:
What I do not like about the Nexus 5:
• I can’t stand that the volume settings are buried in the settings menu. When I want to turn down the media volume BEFORE playing the media, I have to go into the deep volume settings to get to it. I like Samsung’s solution. When I use the volume rocker, I can press the settings button to the side of the volume meter and individually adjust the various volume settings, without having to dive deep into menus. There might be an app that fixes this. I didn't look very hard.
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There's an app that is really good for that: Noyze https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.barrasso.android.volume
Its free, but it also had IAP withe more themes, but I like it as it is. It's also very frequently updated.
So I just got my p9 plus, but I found it lacking in several aspects when I compared the fluidity of the phone with my OnePlus One.
One of the major problem that I am facing is with the issue of screen stuttering as I attempt scroll and stop without lifting my finger from the screen. If you do this slowly, the screen will stutter a little. I have tested this with a display unit and the same problem happened. Doesn't happen on the P9 though.
Has anyone faced similar problems?
Playing robolox with my kids (yeah right)
And little easy non demanding games
Stutter and lag like crazy, I've dropped resolution and lowered graphic settings but it doesn't help one bit.
High performance mode I've tried
Previous phone like oneplus 5t , iphone 6 runs the game flawlessly
Games run fine on my N960N without any issues