Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 4S: Little review and comparison

P.M. — Comparing the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 4S is harder than comparing an Apple and a banana.

Which phone is better? Well, it is really hard to compare the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 4S, but I declared a winner after it gained a small margin.

I’m not going to bore you with categories that do not affect our daily lives, and also, I will use the easier to understand Love-Hate way of describing the phones’ features.

Design

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is not a cheap phone, and it does not feel cheap too. In fact, I love the design of the new Samsung Galaxy S3. However, I also love the iPhone 4S and its super iPhone 4 design with antenna band and one-hand feature.

I love the iPhone 4S and its premium feel. I also love the Samsung Galaxy S3′s minimalist design with physical home button and eye-catching curves.

I don’t like the iPhone’s tiny screen. Come on Apple, 4 inches is the sweetest spot. I hate Samsung Galaxy S3′s large display. 4.8-inch? Oh come on. I repeat, 4 inches is the best size for me.

I hate the iPhone’s fragile-ness, I also hate Samsung’s hyperglaze back case because it attracts oil and other dirt. In fact, it feels sticky and gross sometimes! Luckily, I will purchase a textured back case to protect the back of the S3 (and to hide the glossy back).

Camera

I love the Samsung Galaxy S3′s camera, and I also love the iPhone 4S camera.

I hate Samsung’s camera UI and the tweaked camera software, I prefer the original Android Ice Cream Sandwich camera UI. Why fix if it is not broken, Samsung? I hate Apple’s camera UI, it is so limited, so Flintstones.

Operating System

I love the iOS 5, but it feels old and lacks in the syncing and notification department. Apple’s mobile OS notification is intrusive. I love Android and some of Samsung’s tweaks to it. However, I hate Samsung’s e-mail app and other services including S Voice.

I love the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and its multitasking goodness. I love the Gmail integration and other Google services. I love Google Drive because it is cheaper than other overrated cloud storage services. I love the Android OS because it features Google as the default search engine.

I hate Apple’s no-widget UI and its boring lock-screen. I hate Samsung’s confusing Android Settings implementation. Again, why fix if it is not broken?

Battery Life

I love the iPhone 4S and its superb battery life. With a single charge, my phone can run 16 hours up to a day and a half.

I also love the Samsung Galaxy S3, its removable battery and its above average battery life. A single charge squeezes 12 hours to 18 hours battery life and with an extra battery, my phone can survive 2 to 3 days while road-trippin’ with friends.

Price Tag

Both phones are expensive, the Samsung Galaxy S III / S3 Unlocked GSM Smart Phone (Pebble Blue) is sporting the price tag of $800 unlocked, while the iPhone 4S is priced at $650 to $800 depending on storage (unlocked). Iphone 4s 64gb Sprint Black Sell on Amazon only $619.99.

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Winner

I think Samsung Galaxy S3 is better than the iPhone 4S. First, it is running Android, a more advanced mobile operating system plus adding popular Google applications like Drive, Gmail, Google Plus and Calendars out of the box — it is near perfect, Android with quad-core CPU alone.

It is worth noting that the Samsung Galaxy S3 is a winner by a slight margin. A very slight margin. If Samsung can only replace the back case with a matte back case, and if Apple can increase the phone’s display.

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NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 20: Chief Marketing Officer of Samsung Mobile USA, Todd Pendleton speaks during the interactive experience at the Samsung Galaxy S III launch day at Skylight Studios in NY on June 20, 2012 in New York City. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Samsung's Galaxy S 3, the Korea-based company's flagship smartphone for 2012, was finally unveiled after much anticipation at a recent launch event on 20th June. Although the handset's release date had been delayed, Samsung has decided to reveal some of the features that make its newest smartphone unique from competitors. Fans and critics alike expected to hear about tech specs and the implementation of Ice Cream Sandwich, or Android 4.0. However, Chief Marketing Officer Todd Pendleton and Chief Product Officer Kevin Packingham described five features that "no other phone has," according to PCMag. And, surprisingly enough, the ICS operating system was left unmentioned.

One of these features included the All Share GroupCast, which allows users to easily share documents for collaboration. ShareShot makes it convenient to automatically share photos at any event, just as the name implies. S.Beam, similar to the Bump app available for iOS, lets Galaxy S3 owners transfer content between devices by tapping the smartphones back to back. The SmartStay feature knows when the device's screen is being viewed, so it doesn't dim the screen. Pop Up Play gives users the ability to email or text on top of a running HD video.

These certainly are interesting features, and Samsung succeeded in bringing something unpredictable to the long-awaited launch event. However, the first three "unique" features are only useful for those who know others that also own a Galaxy S3. This could be part of Samsung's plan to push out more devices, but with more than nine million pre orders secured before launching the company doesn't have to fret.

In the press release announcing the product's launch, Samsung seemed to discuss everything but the Galaxy S3 itself. It seems as if the company is working on putting together a revamped brand for its new device, marking it with a trendy campaign that appeals to the masses rather than just tech enthusiasts and shoppers browsing for a new phone. The launch event, which had taken place in New York City, was described as a red carpet gathering featuring some heavy names in the showbiz industry. Actress Ashley Greene, made famous after appearing in "Twilight" films among others, hosted the launch party. Dub step sensation Skrillex performed to celebrate the Galaxy S3 releasing at Skylight Studios "in the trendy SoHo district," as the press write-up says.



For the tech specs, PCMag reports that the screen contains a 4.8 inch Super-AMOLED display with 1,280 by 720 resolution. The exterior features metallic light blue or white case, and is based on a 1.5-Ghz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor. Unlike most other Ice Cream Sandwich devices, the Galaxy S3 features one physical "Home" button, which is an interesting addition. Due to high demand, the anticipated smartphone's release date for AT&T has been delayed at 28th June, except for customers who have pre-ordered the 16 GB version. T-Mobile has also pushed back their availability date at 29th June, and Canadian buyers can purchase the phone on June 27th, according to Motoring Crunch. However, soon enough the phone will be the most widely-available device across carriers, launching on AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and U.S. Cellular.

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