Convince me on why to get gs3 over the iphone 5

[_X_]

The problem folks are having with the thread is the title "Convince me...." it implies a bias and truth be said usually folks are never won over.

I understand that these answers will be incredibly biased but assuming all the rumors of the iphone 5 are true, why should I get the gs3? Thanks

Based on the facts I can only recommend an S3 over an iP5 because the S3 exist. The iP5 is a rumor that is 1.5 yrs old and always chaining. Remember last years iP5 rumor turned into the iP4S and resulting in almost every rumor being wrong.

The S3 is a nice device, yesterday my brother showed up to my house with the S3, I had convinced him to return the S2 and get the S3--he had told me he was happy with the S2 and felt no need to change.... apparently he did some research and returned his phone. The screen on the S3 is brilliant and beautiful. From a distance I could see some photos taken clearly from the camera. What I found a nice oddity is even though the screen is big the ratio was still good and felt nice in the hand. The screen did not feel much larger than my 4" phone. The design is elegant and the phone is very conformable. There is no lag on the phone, he was able to switch between task, video, pictures, text messages, and facebook with no real wait.

I'm due for an upgrade shortly and am struggling deciding what to get myself between a Note or S3. A few months ago was 100% sure I would be picking up a Note but after seeing the S3 I think the S3 will be my phone.

=X=

 

[SteveNeedsAJob]

Just because there's a successor doesn't mean the older product is useless.

Not all android phones have bugs like you suggest.

The iPhone is a phone first, unless it has antenna issues (i'm looking at you iPhone 4)

By the way, you seem to have Android users and Android fanboys confused. A user uses the phone, a fanboy yells from the top of a mountain "Buy this phone or I will smite you."

And in regards to the catching up thing. Notification center, widgets, LTE, multitasking (i think), and a whole bunch of other things i don't feel like looking up.

Now, please stop trolling.

No one said "useless". But who wants to by a product for $199/$299 and 3 months down the line, some other guy is able to spend the same amount of money or less to get a product much better than yours? No

Yes, okay, antenna issues which were corrected. You named one bug. Now how about you name all of the extra bugs/glitches associated with Android devices, which include antenna issues?

lol, "dude, but i have widgets!!" The same lame selling point most Android fanboys use. In reality, no one cares. Plus, some of the widgets don't even seamlessly integrate with the functionality of the OS that great. If your main purpose of buying a phone is to play with widgets and multitask, you have another issue. What are you multiasking on a 4" screen anyway? Are you managing someones network? Are you doing intense video editing? Performing network scans while running a defrag and playing Call of Duty? lol, just get a computer if you want to multitask. Only really so much people want to do on a phone. But Fandroids scream about all of the things you can do, but things people rarely use. How about the simple things, like holding a data connection? Clear voice quality? Sending texts when we press send and not sending to random folks in the address book?

LTE. Most phones still spend most of their time on 3G due to the LTE on off switching/data connection issues. Plus, once more folks jump on LTE, the speed won't be such as "breakthrough". They've already started throttling folks. lol. LTE is still a work in progress buddy, don't make it as if it's what makes or breaks a user experience. Oh yeah, and the Iphone 5 will have LTE, and most likely manage the battery issue better than any android device.

Yes, i'm trolling. Because i give an objective view. If you don't support an inferior product such as android, you are brainwashed and are trolling. Got it .lol

 

[wader]

My first and only smartphone was the DROID x which I loved. I have been reading rumors and specs on the gs3 since March. I have always thought I would end up with the phone. Recently I have been reading a lot on the iphone 5. I understand that these answers will be incredibly biased but assuming all the rumors of the iphone 5 are true, why should I get the gs3? Thanks!

The GS3 is out now and you can try it from a friend or in a store. In its current form with Ice Cream Sandwich and TouchWiz it is highly configurable, has great voice sound, very good 4G connectivity (at least with Verizon) and has an active Dev community - although, that may be somewhat limited due to the locked bootloader situation, but it's being worked on and root access is already enabled. So, you can tweak the internal build and configuration rather handily, if that's your thing.

I also think its display is wonderful, feel is great in the hand, the camera works quite well (though, I found HD video slightly jerky at specific times - maybe during app installs) and overall usability is outstanding. The motion controls are amazing and highly practical (e.g., when looking at a person in your address book, putting the phone up to your ear automatically dials them).

The S-Voice is OK and expands what I can ask of the phone through my Bluetooth headset, for a change. I wasn't even able to use Google Voice commands in my old Droid Incredible, so creating a new calendar entry from a single statement while driving - so as not to forget something I just talked on the phone to someone about - is very useful. It is comparable to Siri on iPhone 4s, but the upcoming Google Voice search on JellyBean Android (which the GS3 will surely get) looks to go far beyond current Siri in terms of capability and performance.

This phone can also do voice + data at the same time on Verizon's network.

You could wait to see what the iPhone 5 offers, though I don't believe it will come with widgets as we know and love them on Android phones: iOS widgets tend to be in their new notification bar, not taking up screen real estate. To me, that's a usability downgrade from what I've done since my first Android phone over two years ago, but many people enjoy the simplicity of icon grids and scrolling to open the app icon as the main way to run things. Of course, Android can do the same thing, but with widgets I don't know anyone who only relies on the iOS interface model for navigation.

Of course, you typically need to rely on iTunes for iPhone configuration and file sharing, though I've cheated and use MediaMonkey to transfer media files with our iPod Touch (hey, it was a gift!) to keep me somewhat sane.

My relatives are split as iPhone and Android users, but most who had Blackberries or prior Androids go with Android and seem happy they did, I noticed. The iPhone owners I know tend to not think as much about their phones and just want something that is relatively simple (not necessarily efficient) to use in a repeatable fashion and won't let you get out in the weeds - that's perfect for Apple products, IMHO.

EDIT: Oh, the "convince me" part. So, that means polarized opinions. Hm, maybe try this as a consideration of how Android and iOS tend to be differentiated:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1557484

- wader

 

[GrooveRite]

WOW, the S3 really has the Apple Fanatics on the defensive!!! HOLY MOLY!! lol!

 

[SteveNeedsAJob]

And yet Steve who needs a job created an account, from the looks of it, just for the purpose of saying he could help. Nice pat on your back bro, hope your arm is ok.

I will give the OP one better. Over the past year, I have owned all of the operating systems on the market that are or were relevant: iOS, Android, WP7, BB and WebOS. Out of these, I liked WebOS the best. But we all know where they are today. Second to that it has to be WP7, it's fluid, it does FB, Twitter and LinkedIn without the need for apps. It also doesn't require the processing power that the Android army needs.

iOS, while it may work, it still has it's bugs and unfortunately those pesky little bugs typically have to wait around a year before they get exterminated since Apple only issues one update per year. Beyond that the phone does have good quality build. But then you have the icons that you cannot do anything other than dump in folders. You also stand the change of not getting the full update, even though the phone can support it. Steve says that the updates only make it better, really? No they do not. iOS is working themselves into being a highly fragmented OS. Look at the original iPad, no more updates for it. Look at how old it is. Nothing more coming its way. Unlike Android devices that may not get the "official" update, chances are good that your Android device will see other updates through other channels if you do take the time to learn how to apply it.

Does Android require more horse power? You betcha, not going to deny that. But they also do not lie to you telling you that your new spanking iPhone has a 1gz processor when in actuality only has an 800Mhz Processor. Forget the RAM.

According to apple they will not release their new update to all their devices because it simply cannot suport it. My OG Droid, was able to do turn by turn nav, while doing all its push notifications, play music all at once. You are telling me that the 800mhz on the iPhone is subpar?

Really it all boils down to what you, the OP wants and finds compelling about a device. No one should try and convince you as to what to buy. Look at the different choices, I will say that if you are going the route of Android, watch out Sensory Overload. Why? Because there way too many choices. The majority of them are all the same but different mfrs.

The "premiere" being Samsung and their Galaxy phones. Are you a gamer? Look for something that has the Tegra chip in it. If you are social butterfly look at the S3 from Samsung, though note that a lot of the features will only apply if you have other S3 friends. Do you want a physical keyboard? Consider a BB. Do you love your apps? Consider either Android or iPhone.

In the end they are all gadgets and providing that they do what YOU want it to do, then there is nothing else to consider other than deciding who you are going to throw your money at. Are you someone who enjoys being geeky or wants to start getting your hands dirty and your mind thinking and keeping it active, consider Android. If you are a MSFT fan, really look at the Windows Phones, but I'd say wait, since the current phones, due to hardware requirements, will not work with the upcoming Windows 8. Which is also going to be a totally different can of worms. The same is not true for the apple devices, which can clearly support all the functions of iOS 6 but refuse to allow it on other devices that they deem too old to live.

Steve also comments that the Android is very buggy etc, well guess what, it's no where near as mature as iOS. So if he wants to start comparing one to the other, he really should get his head out of apple's orifice and do some reading himself.

In closing, I am not a fan of any one OS or any one mfr. I am writing this on a MacBook air, for work, I have a Mac Mini. For play I have an Alienware. For phones, all the OS and I switch back and forth. My current phone is a WP7 and for the time being I am loving it. It will ultimately be you, the OP, who will be spending his money, no company will be paying you to buy their equipment, so go with what you want and find more to suit your needs or wants.

No guy, i created an account to help out the OP, a poor guy in need. When everyone else in here just wanted to bash him for considering an Iphone. Most of the tools in here are only fanboys. My reasonings were clear, concise and factual. I do not have an agenda, i do not work for apple and i am not receiving any benefit for expressing my opinion. And again, i have gone through multiple androids and i am very familar with the operating system. I was there from day one my friend.

I don't have the time to beef with a herb, so before you start to bash on things you don't know what you are talking about, just stick to giving your opinion on the phone that you would choose.

Thank You

 

[SteveNeedsAJob]

WOW, the S3 really has the Apple Fanatics on the defensive!!! HOLY MOLY!! lol!

??? That's not what i'm seeing. Actually it's the other way around.

Also, what does google have that interacts seamlessly as Siri? All i've seen is google trying to mimick, with a poor and laughable execution.

I will wait for your reponse. But i doubt there will be one.

Thanks bud.

 

[anon(430792)]

No one said "useless". But who wants to by a product for $199/$299 and 3 months down the line, some other guy is able to spend the same amount of money or less to get a product much better than yours? No

Yes, okay, antenna issues which were corrected. You named one bug. Now how about you name all of the extra bugs/glitches associated with Android devices, which include antenna issues?

lol, "dude, but i have widgets!!" The same lame selling point most Android fanboys use. In reality, no one cares. Plus, some of the widgets don't even seamlessly integrate with the functionality of the OS that great. If your main purpose of buying a phone is to play with widgets and multitask, you have another issue. What are you multiasking on a 4" screen anyway? Are you managing someones network? Are you doing intense video editing? Performing network scans while running a defrag and playing Call of Duty? lol, just get a computer if you want to multitask. Only really so much people want to do on a phone. But Fandroids scream about all of the things you can do, but things people rarely use. How about the simple things, like holding a data connection? Clear voice quality? Sending texts when we press send and not sending to random folks in the address book?

LTE. Most phones still spend most of their time on 3G due to the LTE on off switching/data connection issues. Plus, once more folks jump on LTE, the speed won't be such as "breakthrough". They've already started throttling folks. lol. LTE is still a work in progress buddy, don't make it as if it's what makes or breaks a user experience. Oh yeah, and the Iphone 5 will have LTE, and most likely manage the battery issue better than any android device.

Yes, i'm trolling. Because i give an objective view. If you don't support an inferior product such as android, you are brainwashed and are trolling. Got it .lol

Maybe it's just me, but who cares who has a better phone, as long as they all work well. I just like the choices Android gives in terms of hardware to use. And the constant updating of the hardware makes it so when you go to buy a phone, there's a better chance that there will be up to date hardware.

And another issue with the iphone was the battery in the 4S. Theres two, and I would be completely shocked if there weren't more. (Every OS has bugs)

I thought IOS had widgets now. If so, why did apple take that from Android? Because people like them. Multitasking, you really don't use that? Pandora plus any other app. Done.

My phone is pretty good on the phone side of things too. In all my android phones, i've never sent a text to the wrong person.

LTE on my phone seems to be fine (although I'm mostly on wifi)

Stating those things android has was in response to Android playing catch-up.

And finally, I didn't say you were trolling because you use IOS, i said you were trolling because you came to an android forum, and the first post was about how IOS was better than android. That seems like trolling to me.

 

[GrooveRite]

??? That's not what i'm seeing. Actually it's the other way around.

Also, what does google have that interacts seamlessly as Siri? All i've seen is google trying to mimick, with a poor and laughable execution.

I will wait for your reponse. But i doubt there will be one.

Thanks bud.

Ok, ok my apologies! Should of perhaps said...FIRED UP!!

Its quite apparent that you are passionate about your choice in phone. We are passionate about our phones. At the end of the day.....they are just phones!

Have a wonderful day!!

 

[Ricky Babalu]

Because in general, that's what most Android fanboys are....jerks. Constantly berating their own fellow members for even contemplating going to a better experience. They are either jealous, have nothing better to do or can't afford apple products. Apple users are NEVER worried about android customers and their experience. Why? Because they are satisfied with their product and it works the way it should. Android users are the ones always looking to jump ship to something else. Don't blame them, as google changes hardware/software more than a toddler soils pampers. Buy an android device today, it's successor is out in 3-4 months. Buy an Apple product, you're guranteed at least the 1 and a half years of the contract before you're eligible to early upgrade.

Why are there so many android tablets that no one buys? Why are there so many android phones? Many of them suck in regards to hardware and the OS are filled with bugs/glitches. Hence, the constant updates of froyo,gingerbread, ice cream sandwich, jelly bean, eclair, slurpee and whatever else google wants to name them. The updates fix one issue, only to introduce others. Freezing/lagging/data connection drops/phone call quality/battery life/voice recognition/volume etc. It's the same forumula which will never change. Google has the idiots in their back pockets. Continue to release numerous software versions/phones and people will get excited. Folks will buy the phone, love it for a few weeks, realize the crippling weaknesses of the devices, whine and complain on forums about how this promised breakthrough android device will be the "IPHONE Killer" just to jump to another device and start the love/hate frustration all over again.

Another question.....why is there always a potential "Iphone killer", but never Apple users say "Hey, this next Iphone will be the Android Samsung, Motorola, HTC killer!"??? Because Android is ALWAYS trying to catch up to the apple user experience, fluidness, functionality and technology.

If you want something that works, can guarantee that it will be relevant in 2 years, has superior build quality, is a PHONE first handheld computer second, then get the iphone.

If you want headaches, a non relevant device in a year, gradual slowing of performance over time, bugs, issues, promises of updates that don't come, and altogether cease support, get one of the million available android devices that are out.

So many speak on how many android devices "crush" apples devices when it comes to performance specs. Again, does it really matter if the user experience lacks? Fanboys love specs, smart consumers love design, ingenuity and success.

Android users are those guys raving about horsepower. Apple users are the ones who accept that horsepower isn't everything, and you can still get there faster and more efficiently with less.

You can trust me. I've owned the original Droid, Incredible and Thunderbolt.

Just make the right choice the first time and be done with it. Go with apple, no matter if it's the 4S or the 5. Or in a couple of months, you'll be on another forum posting this same question.

Glad I could help

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Exhibit A^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ On why I will never own an Iphone.
This is more irritating than the Iphone itself.

 

[tk-093]

??? That's not what i'm seeing. Actually it's the other way around.

Also, what does google have that interacts seamlessly as Siri? All i've seen is google trying to mimick, with a poor and laughable execution.

I will wait for your reponse. But i doubt there will be one.

Thanks bud.

What? Tell Siri to turn on WiFi or Bluetooth and what does she do? Other then that, outside of S-Voice or Siri being a gimmick.. what else does it need to do?

 

[ryanr509]

Just try out both phones best android phones out now would be any of the HTC one x variants/ one s or the galaxy s3. U have choices so look at them. Nobody should need to try to convince u to buy something that is your first mistake. Do your research look at both phones pros and cons and see which suits you better. I've had both iPhone and DROID going back to DROID 1 DROID x evo 4g evo 3d s2 now a RAZR. The one thing I liked about my iPhone 4 over the droids was battery life and how smooth the OS is and never had a force close. But obviously I'm back on DROID again because I enjoy the experience more for my own personal reasons. Both are great products but it is personal preference.

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Android Central Forums

 

[Amy wineBerry]

If you can swing it, get the GS3 now and when the iPhone 5 becomes less speculative and more definitive, decide from there.

 

[tk-093]

The issues I had with the 4S, screen size, no facebook intergration, and no free turn by turn nav have been fixed with iOS6 and the iPhone 5 (if rumors are true.)
Even with those issues I still used the 4S while my GNex sat in a drawer for 6 months because of it's crappy battery life and signal strength. I don't mod my phones at all because I'm the mobile engineer where I work and I need to use stock like all my users do to expierence what they expierence.

With the GS3, I don't have any desire to move back to my 4S. I'm ok with using Android again, which I hadn't been since the Droid X. The bad taste of the Blunderbolt and the GNex are gone. It's a great phone. It really is.

To be honest, you should be asking yourself should you be getting the GS3 (heck, maybe even the RAZR HD) or a Windows Phone 8 device. WP8 will be my next device I try.. nothing against iOS or Android, but it's time to try something new. Anyway, between the iPhone 5, a high end Android device, or a WP8 device, you're probably not going to go wrong.

 

[bucky716]

When the iPhone5 comes out it'll be asked get that or wait for the s4?

 

[Predator04]

Because in general, that's what most Android fanboys are....jerks. Constantly berating their own fellow members for even contemplating going to a better experience. They are either jealous, have nothing better to do or can't afford apple products. Apple users are NEVER worried about android customers and their experience. Why? Because they are satisfied with their product and it works the way it should. Android users are the ones always looking to jump ship to something else. Don't blame them, as google changes hardware/software more than a toddler soils pampers. Buy an android device today, it's successor is out in 3-4 months. Buy an Apple product, you're guranteed at least the 1 and a half years of the contract before you're eligible to early upgrade.

Why are there so many android tablets that no one buys? Why are there so many android phones? Many of them suck in regards to hardware and the OS are filled with bugs/glitches. Hence, the constant updates of froyo,gingerbread, ice cream sandwich, jelly bean, eclair, slurpee and whatever else google wants to name them. The updates fix one issue, only to introduce others. Freezing/lagging/data connection drops/phone call quality/battery life/voice recognition/volume etc. It's the same forumula which will never change. Google has the idiots in their back pockets. Continue to release numerous software versions/phones and people will get excited. Folks will buy the phone, love it for a few weeks, realize the crippling weaknesses of the devices, whine and complain on forums about how this promised breakthrough android device will be the "IPHONE Killer" just to jump to another device and start the love/hate frustration all over again.

Another question.....why is there always a potential "Iphone killer", but never Apple users say "Hey, this next Iphone will be the Android Samsung, Motorola, HTC killer!"??? Because Android is ALWAYS trying to catch up to the apple user experience, fluidness, functionality and technology.

If you want something that works, can guarantee that it will be relevant in 2 years, has superior build quality, is a PHONE first handheld computer second, then get the iphone.

If you want headaches, a non relevant device in a year, gradual slowing of performance over time, bugs, issues, promises of updates that don't come, and altogether cease support, get one of the million available android devices that are out.

So many speak on how many android devices "crush" apples devices when it comes to performance specs. Again, does it really matter if the user experience lacks? Fanboys love specs, smart consumers love design, ingenuity and success.

Android users are those guys raving about horsepower. Apple users are the ones who accept that horsepower isn't everything, and you can still get there faster and more efficiently with less.

You can trust me. I've owned the original Droid, Incredible and Thunderbolt.

Just make the right choice the first time and be done with it. Go with apple, no matter if it's the 4S or the 5. Or in a couple of months, you'll be on another forum posting this same question.

Glad I could help

lol ^ this guy is a huge troll. Unless he is really this stupid.. no one is this stupid right? Right?

 

[tperry]

lol ^ this guy is a huge troll. Unless he is really this stupid.. no one is this stupid right? Right?

I'd classify him more as a tool. I've owned all the hottest Android phones on Verizon since the original Droid. I've also had the displeasure of owning the iPhone 4 on Verizon. To get anywhere near the customization of Android you HAD to JB your iPhone and even then it didn't have near the features. I've never had all these "problems" with Android that the kool-aid drinkers keep talking about, and I'm a prick when it comes to a phone that doesn't work. I've never had to buy a bumper because the manufacturer claimed I was holding phone wrong with any Android I've owned.

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[ballr4lyf]

I'm going to address this to the OP.

I recommended the iPhone for both my mother and my sisters. My wife, brother, and brother-in-law all chose android on their own. Everybody is happy.

For me, I keep watching all the Cupertino events and waiting for them to come out with something new that actually blows my socks off. It hasn't happened yet. Last year, I was expecting a bigger phone with LTE support... Instead I got the same phone with a couple new features that I would rarely use.

iP4 was released around the same time as the OG Evo. Steve Jobs mocked it and said that it was too big and nobody would use that phone. And I'm not trying to take Mr. Jobs (may he rest in peace) to task there, because nobody knew at the time that the Evo would sell like it did. And more phones with 4.3" screens showed up on the market. And those sold too. You would think that while all this was going on, Apple would be watching and saying "you know, maybe we were wrong about the size of the screen on thse phones." At the same time, LTE is gaining ground amonst all the carriers. So what does Apple do? They release the same size phone with HSPA+ support... Seriously?!?!

Apple: "But look... The phone talks back to you."
Me: That's cool and all, but it's a novelty... I'll forget I have that feature in a couple of weeks (and a lot of people did. And I said the same thing about Google Now).
Apple: "But the Retina(tm) display..."
Me: It's pretty, but does it actually do anything? I'm a "function over form" kind of person.
Apple: "But you can sync stuff to the Cloud..."
Me: I do that already.
Apple: "But look at our new and innovative notifications!"
Me: You're joking, right?

It seems that Apple doesn't care to keep it's finger on the pulse of current technology. I always watch these events that Cupertino puts out, and I'm always waiting for this new "must have" technology. Instead, I end up feeling a sense of disappointment when it's all said and done.

Also, Apple's current approach of "innovation via litigation" has left a bad taste in the mouths of many people. Instead of allowing the technology to grow through competition, they scoop up frivilous patents (I swear they must be some under-the-table dealings between the US Patent Office and Apple) and try to stifle any competition and growth by using lawsuits. All that ends up doing is hurting the end users.

If I were you OP, I'd recommend that you wait until the iPhone 5 is announced and see if really does raise the bar, or just re-hashes old technology. And, if it really does raise the bar, does it do so in a manner that would be difficult to surpass in a couple of months? I'll be watching the liveblogs when it's announced (ready to be fed my regular cup of Apple-flavored disappointment).

 

[_X_]

I'd classify him more as a tool.

What about a Trolling Tool (aka TT)

 

[davey11]

I can make my android phone look exactly like an iphish if I leave my app drawer open alla time!

 

[Mellimel22]

Originally Posted by joehammer2009
Just because there's a successor doesn't mean the older product is useless.

Not all android phones have bugs like you suggest.

The iPhone is a phone first, unless it has antenna issues (i'm looking at you iPhone 4)

By the way, you seem to have Android users and Android fanboys confused. A user uses the phone, a fanboy yells from the top of a mountain "Buy this phone or I will smite you."

And in regards to the catching up thing. Notification center, widgets, LTE, multitasking (i think), and a whole bunch of other things i don't feel like looking up.

Now, please stop trolling.

No one said "useless". But who wants to by a product for $199/$299 and 3 months down the line, some other guy is able to spend the same amount of money or less to get a product much better than yours? No

Yes, okay, antenna issues which were corrected. You named one bug. Now how about you name all of the extra bugs/glitches associated with Android devices, which include antenna issues?

lol, "dude, but i have widgets!!" The same lame selling point most Android fanboys use. In reality, no one cares. Plus, some of the widgets don't even seamlessly integrate with the functionality of the OS that great. If your main purpose of buying a phone is to play with widgets and multitask, you have another issue. What are you multiasking on a 4" screen anyway? Are you managing someones network? Are you doing intense video editing? Performing network scans while running a defrag and playing Call of Duty? lol, just get a computer if you want to multitask. Only really so much people want to do on a phone. But Fandroids scream about all of the things you can do, but things people rarely use. How about the simple things, like holding a data connection? Clear voice quality? Sending texts when we press send and not sending to random folks in the address book?

LTE. Most phones still spend most of their time on 3G due to the LTE on off switching/data connection issues. Plus, once more folks jump on LTE, the speed won't be such as "breakthrough". They've already started throttling folks. lol. LTE is still a work in progress buddy, don't make it as if it's what makes or breaks a user experience. Oh yeah, and the Iphone 5 will have LTE, and most likely manage the battery issue better than any android device.

Yes, i'm trolling. Because i give an objective view. If you don't support an inferior product such as android, you are brainwashed and are trolling. Got it .lol

Actually u are the one trolling on an Android forum lol the iPhone is by far the inferior product and if u really think iPhone users don't care bout android u either been living under a rock or ride the short yellow bus I'm no fan boy but I realize how much better Android is to iPhone and what antenna issues are u talking bout van your iPhone pull off these numbers

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