Processor: iPhone: dual A6 1.2ghz VS Galaxy S3: quad-core Exynos 4 1.4ghz
Screen: iPhone: 1136x640 VS Galaxy S3: 1280x720
GPU: iPhone:? VS Galaxy S3: ARM Mali-400
Size: iPhone: 4.87 x 2.31 x 0.30 VS Galaxy S3: 5.38 x 2.78 x 0.34
Before you go touting BS next time why don't you check up on some facts first eh?
Processor: Megahertz myth. The A6 is more advanced (Cortex A15). Besides, iOS is more efficient.
Screen:
iPhone5 : 326PPI. Galaxy S3 306 PPI.
GPU: The 4S held its own against the S3. The 5 should be even faster.
Before you go touring BS next time, why don't you check up on some facts first, eh?
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If the A6 is the speculated Cortex A15 it humiliated the 1.4 Ghz Exynos. Check the test Texas Instruments posted on youtube a few months ago!
It's like comparing an Pentium 4 to an 3rd gen Core i7
It's hard to talk facts with "S-Sheep" and others who just like to look at specs such as MHz and declare a phone superior to another.
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Very well said.
The iPhone 5 look all long er I mean wrong.
Apple for the past 5 years or so have been knocking out of the park. To this day nothing in the PC realm can match the design functionality, power, battery life snd form factor of the Macbooks. The iPad is certainly top of the tablet heap. Yet with the iPhone 5 they've relinquished the top smart phone spot to Samsung or at least have not surpassed Samsung.
Screen size is a crucial for me, Having a long 4s that might be marginally faster ain't gonna do it
The 5 is a more significant update than the 4S. Calling it a "long 4S that is marginally faster" is like calling an Audi A8 a "long Volkswagen that is marginally more luxurious." It has 2x as fast a CPU and GPU, LTE, an entirely new screen technology that has better color quality, a new aluminum design, and it manages to be thinner and significantly lighter than the phone it replaces. They knocked it out of the park. The only let down is that we knew most of the specs beforehand because of the leaks.
To me, coasting would have been slapping together a 4S with a 5 inch screen. Unfortunately, a huge screen is what passes for "innovation" for too many people, particularly in the Android community.
