[TallPaul86]

Does anyone have both of these devices?

I've actually started using the Amazon Appstore and I have to admit the running of some apps like eBay and Amazon itself are actually OK - I'll still take native any day of the week however the Android Runtime now is eons ahead of what it used to be on BlackBerry 10.0 (shudder at the thought!)

I would like to see how the Z3 performs on the following tests: -

- Installing the Amazon App Store and running it for the first time
- Installing the eBay or Amazon App and seeing how that performs
- seeing how the phone performs using the native BB10 browser

All in all, I am intrigued by the Z3 and depending on how it performs in comparison to the Z10 will influence my upgrade decision

Anyone help out?

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[jafrul]

Yeah.. this I wanted to know since the price of Z3 and Z10 is almost the same but with Z10 size and bigger memory suits my other half.
Still clinging on the thought of either one.

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[AbAll87]

If you have a Z10, I would suggest to wait for the Z3 LTE to see if you would like to upgrade...

I'm not sure if it will be better though

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[TallPaul86]

Just seen this on YouTube!



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[anon(4297019)]

Just seen this on YouTube!



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Non conclusive, Z10 faster loading Netflix, Z3 faster loading Instagram.

Z10 STL100-3. OS 10.3.0.296

[anon(8063781)]

Watch the video again. The first comparison (Netflix) was Z30 vs Z3. The second comparison (Instagram) was Z10 vs Z3.

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[cia_man]

I think if you want performance... z10 with 2GB of ram and 1,5 GHz CPU with LTE support is the first choice...

Z3 is a budget 5 inch device... nothing less nothing more... 1,5 GB ram...

The Battery Life Z3 wins...

[afhstingray]

I think for android runtime performance we'll have to wait for 10.3 before making a judgement. If it is as good as the people using leaks suggest, the performance gap might have narrowed to the point of being negligible. Even as it is in that video it's not a major difference.