Now you are just being silly. There are no 2 terabyte sd cards available so yes Saygus does have more than twice the storage.

Was that my claim? No.

My claim was that the Z3 supports up to 2 TB SD cards (and will be able to use them once they are created).

You seem to have a tendency to respond to claims that I didn't make.

You are comparing the Saygus to a phone that has not even been officially announced yet

1. Saygus isn't out yet either ("pre-order" still).

2. The Z4 is launching at MWC in less than a month.

and talking about incremental updates to processor.

Yes, "incremental" updates are what makes the difference between an early 2014 flagship and an early 2015 flagship.

2.5k screen is useless on a 5 inch phone.

Nope.

P.S. 2k (2048x1080) and 2.5k (2560x1440) are two different things)

You are claiming that sony antenna is much higher quality than the one used in Saygus?

No, but it probably is. The radio in the Z3 is fantastic.

Where do you get this info?

I didn't.

Do you have a source for your claim that Saygus's dual antenna feature will give you non-edge signal?

At best you're looking at a Moto X style implementation. At worst they'll blow each other out.

Also Saygus has TWO ois cameras. Front one is 13mp ois. Same as the one my lg g2 has in the rear that took better pics when i compared to my friends z2. That's in front for selfies on Saygus lol.

Yes, and that's nice.

It definitely has a couple interesting features.

You can hate on this phone all you want.

Cute.

Its superior to anything else out there.

Assuming the Sharp sensor is good and it it has solid lenses, it definitely will be one of the better selfie phones in H1 2015 (assuming the weaker ISP on the 801 compared to the 810 doesn't cause issues).

Unfortunately the other phones coming out in H1 2015 all have better SoCs, RAM, screens, fingerprint readers (on the ones that have a fingerprint reader, as most are moving to one-touch readers), waterproofing (on the waterproof phones), USB Type-C (that's a big one), and radio bands, and I'm willing to better that they also have faster NAND, better speakers, better battery life, etc.

The Saygus is an interesting phone, sure, but it's missing the defining features of a 2015 flagship (namely ARMv8 support and USB Type-C), and falls behind the majority of the 2015 flagships in the ways listed above.

It's all well and good to call it the best phone of 2015 is quite the stretch, and this is coming from someone who puts a heavy emphasis on storage capacity in all of my devices.