smooth4lyfe
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Lol well then.....my screen is still bigger heheHa uhm. No, no it doesn't. As long as the ppi is high and the aspect ratio is correct, there won't be any difference at all.
Lol well then.....my screen is still bigger heheHa uhm. No, no it doesn't. As long as the ppi is high and the aspect ratio is correct, there won't be any difference at all.
Lol well then.....my screen is still bigger hehe
So despite the fact this is pretty much a troll bait post, the answer is that the SGS3 is not better than the iPhone.
It's different.
My contention with this iPhone 5 vs SGS3 thing that keeps going on has been that they are targeted to different markets. When I got my Droid Bionic, I wanted a phone in the 4-4.3" range. Apple didn't make one; the 4S screen was too small for me.
So basically, I have to wonder at people comparing an SGS3 to a iPhone. You're comparing a 4.7" display phone to a 3.5" and now a 4" phone. Within the android world, there is absolutely nothing at 3.5" that holds a candle to the iPhone 4 or 4S. The HTC One S gets close to matching up with an iPhone 5 at 4", but still falls short. It is like Android owns the big screen phone market while Apple owns the smaller screen market.
There is no iPhone that has a 4.7" screen, so really if you want that big screen then you get the SGS3 or the HTC One X etc. if that is your main criteria.
The only other real consideration is apps and ecosystem. This is the big one and is personal preference. Apps cost money. You cannot run your iOS apps on Android or vice versa. Your apps can run on your tablet too - if you buy into the same ecosystem. Choose wisely.
This is a wasted argument. All new high end phones have nice screens. Even my SGS2 has a nice screen. Technology is now at a point of splitting hairs. Like the iPhone 5 screen buy one. Like a bigger screen on the SG3, buy one of those. The end.
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I was kidding with my statement guy
In terms of argument, the iPhone 5 just lengthening the screen was a stupid decision to me...they say they wanna keep the phone comfortable to hold, but the rest of the phone is still so basic and un changed. Yeas some people like smaller screens, but you get a better watching experience with a bigger screen..there are a LOT of benefits about a bigger screen, and now when I hold and iPhone its too small...People just arrent really used to it yet....a phone doesnt have to be small, but user experience matters most, and I think the GS3 beats iPhone in temrs of user experience, besides the crashing apps. iPhone is more of a business phone.
btw...whats going on with iPhone 5 camera? It has a purple flare compared to the iPhone 4S...and u know Apples response?? "Take the picture a different way"....really?...This is why I am starting not to like Apple
This.
I love my iPhone 4. I love my SGS3. I would have no qualms getting a iPhone 5. They are all excellent phones, it comes down to preference. Since I picked up my red SGS3 my hubby has been trying out my pebble blue one to see if he likes it more than his iphone 4. So far he's not sure. What I like, he finds frustrating.
Get the phone that works best for you. What works best for some won't for others.
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I was kidding with my statement guy
In terms of argument, the iPhone 5 just lengthening the screen was a stupid decision to me...they say they wanna keep the phone comfortable to hold, but the rest of the phone is still so basic and un changed. Yeas some people like smaller screens, but you get a better watching experience with a bigger screen..there are a LOT of benefits about a bigger screen, and now when I hold and iPhone its too small...People just arrent really used to it yet....a phone doesnt have to be small, but user experience matters most, and I think the GS3 beats iPhone in temrs of user experience, besides the crashing apps. iPhone is more of a business phone.
btw...whats going on with iPhone 5 camera? It has a purple flare compared to the iPhone 4S...and u know Apples response?? "Take the picture a different way"....really?...This is why I am starting not to like Apple
The 4S has purple flare too. Most phones do when you take a photo of a strong light source. Super expensive DSLRs do too. It's user error, which is why they responded the way they did. (Should be common sense not to take a picture of a really strong light source in-frame or just out of frame, but apparently it's not.)
Lol. Wow. You are such a fanboy. Why are you on this forum? Are you paid by Apple to just constantly wave the iPhone flag at all costs? It sure seems that way from reading your posts. Why don't you go to imore.com and spend your time more wisely.
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I find that to be a double edged sword..sure with Apple, when you buy an iPhone you don't need to worry about another phone thats better being released in 1 month like Android. But each year iPhone is getting less and less innovative and more and more dull. In 2 years apple with go to a 4.5" and maybe notification toggles.
Apple really needs to breathe some fresh air into iOS. I used to get the iPod Touch every year but I'm so fed up with the stale OS that I'm selling my iTouch4 and passing on the 5.
Now see, this is one area where Apple really shines. They don't release 50 devices a year. I honestly prefer their one device a year business model. 6 months is a long time in the tech world, but it's all about usability. Jelly Bean will only make the SGIII that much better.
How many phones do you have? Lol. IPhones, red and blue sgs3's? Must be nice.
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Lol. Wow. You are such a fanboy. Why are you on this forum? Are you paid by Apple to just constantly wave the iPhone flag at all costs? It sure seems that way from reading your posts. Why don't you go to imore.com and spend your time more wisely.
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Because DROID mail drives me nuts. Try editing a forward before sending it. Or editing a quote in a reply.
Or forward part of a reply from a colleague sent to my home address to a customer from my work address.
This is important and common email workflow and Android simply does not support it.
I love that this thread has remained positive and helpful. Quite a change on any ios vs android post imo.
Definitely personal usage will determine what platform you choose. I think a good example of this is by defining the general user vs the super user. I know lots of people that use android and love it but use very few features. My wife still uses a BlackBerry because she can't get enough of the keyboard. But she does very little with her phone. Browsing Facebook, texting and email is 95 percent of her total experience. She has a tablet and does the same. Laptop and desktop computers same thing. Due to this fact I never buy her any device that requires any real horsepower. She doesn't need it or notice it.
So i think that once you define your needs in a phone you will get a better picture of what is better for you. As one poster stated... Tell us what you miss in iOS and you may have your answer. If your S3 does more but doesn't feel right then all the other features are moot. It has to fit your personality and what you expect from a device. Everything else is just someone's opinion based on their needs.
Good luck.
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