^ Agreed with huilun02. No bloatware for me, ever. That $hit is removed without hesitation...

If the A is the middle range, E series is the entry level ?

Not pushing ludicrous resolution, +1 Better battery life, +1 Bloatware fanatic sticking to 2GB RAM, -2 Meh.

To be fair, a small part of that bloatware is decent. S Health for example. The rest is indeed garbage. The one thing that really pisses me off is the fact that I get a 'Emergency call | Alternate password' block when I'm using the fingerprint scanner as lock screen security. It's bullsh!t. I can't remove it goddamn touchwiz. Aside from that, they've significantly improved it. PS: Android cannot access more than 2.5 gigs of ram, being 32-bit and all that. Soon we will see ram skyrocket once it gets the 64-bit version.

To be fair, a small part of that bloatware is decent. S Health for example. The rest is indeed garbage. The one thing that really pisses me off is the fact that I get a 'Emergency call | Alternate password' block when I'm using the fingerprint scanner as lock screen security. It's bullsh!t. I can't remove it goddamn touchwiz. Aside from that, they've significantly improved it. PS: Android cannot access more than 2.5 gigs of ram, being 32-bit and all that. Soon we will see ram skyrocket once it gets the 64-bit version.

5.0 is 64bits, and the Exynos 5433 processor on the Note4 is in reality allready 64bit ( but disabled ), you access 3072Mb of ram with 32bit. There's not much smartphone with 3GB of ram today outside high end Android. http://lwn.net/Articles/623371/

To be fair, a small part of that bloatware is decent. S Health for example. The rest is indeed garbage. The one thing that really pisses me off is the fact that I get a 'Emergency call | Alternate password' block when I'm using the fingerprint scanner as lock screen security. It's bullsh!t. I can't remove it goddamn touchwiz. Aside from that, they've significantly improved it. PS: Android cannot access more than 2.5 gigs of ram, being 32-bit and all that. Soon we will see ram skyrocket once it gets the 64-bit version.

Android Kernels have had PAE support since Gingerbread, the OS can access up to 64gb of ram in 32-bit kernel space.(Each app however will only get up to 3gb of usage however).

Android Kernels have had PAE support since Gingerbread, the OS can access up to 64gb of ram in 32-bit kernel space.(Each app however will only get up to 3gb of usage however).

Yeah, the ram limitation is a non-issue on Android. That being said ARMv8 which is only available on 64bit arch ARM processors is definitely beneficial in a number of situations. Although the 810 with stock ARM big.little doesn't really interest me much.

If 810 is just 805 with the armv8 instruction set then I'm not looking forward to it too much.

wait, galaxy S, A, E, alpha, Note, etc. etc. etc. how many different phones can there be? I understand exlusives, such as the alpha being exclusive to AT&T i believe, but in reality, where do these phones fit in? Sure, the Galaxy S line and Note are high end high dollar retail, but it's rare people buy retail, it's more likely people will sign up for 2 year contract making these phones typically 50-200 dollars, so where does the "mid and low" range stuff fit in with contracts?