Best Android smartphones 2014 and 2015! [Buying Guide]

Best Android smartphones 2014 and 2015! [Buying Guide] -

Whether you are thinking about getting a new smartphone 2015 flagship like the Galaxy S6 or maybe get 2014 LG G3 prices have dropped by half, here are some of my thoughts on Android smartphones from 2014 and 2015.

Now this buying guide is geared toward people who want to know some of the strengths of each of these phones and I wanted to include some of my thoughts on rooting and development of custom ROM each. This is probably not the best guide in the world, but again, I personally bought these phones with my record, earned money and yes, I've used them all drivers every day. If you are in the market to buy a new phone or phone used, this guide should help you

First, I will include Galaxy Note 3. Although this is a device in 2013, I think even in 2014 phone since this phone always comes near the end of the year, plus Note 3 is still a beastly phone. If you want the best phablet under $ 350, footnote 3 may be your best bet. Coupled with Qualcomm Snapdragon processor at 2.3GHz 800 and 1080P screen, note 3 will also give you the opportunity to exchange the batteries on the go and easily expand storage up to 128GB with additional use of its card slot micro- SD. This is probably one of the most versatile smartphones out there if one also considers its S-Pen capabilities. Note 3 also has great support custom ROM, you will find more custom ROM for this bad boy that footnote 4 as it is an old phone. With overclocking 2.726Ghz, you can easily exceed the 801 2.5Ghz Snapdragon processor on recent smartphones like Galaxy S5, LG G3 and OnePlus One.

Price on note 3 range from approximately $ 380 for a brand new device at $ 300 for a model. I highly recommend you buy the T-Mobile Note 3 or the international model SM-N005 as they have the best custom ROMs and Note 3 T-Mobile supports all frequencies 4G LTE international AT & T, T-Mobile and. Stay away from AT & T or Verizon Note 3 models (unless they are rooted or they come shipped in an unbroken box with the original firmware) as they have locked bootloaders and you can not install custom ROM AOSP neither root on Lollipop . Generally, AT & T and Verizon are bad news for flashaholics, avoid at all costs if possible !!!

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