Post your pictures from your Non-iOS device/smartphone.

[Destroysall]

NOTE: I searched for awhile and couldn't find such a thread, so I thought I'd create one.

Post your photos!

I have yet to own a smartphone (sue me), but I'm waiting for T-Mobile to get both the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note before I decide.

Anywho, here's mine that I'd like to contribute for now until I get a "better" phone. Taken with Samsung Behold.


un cafe by Destroysall, on Flickr

 

[TheMacBookPro]

Do photos from a non-iOS smartphone count?

HTC One X (LTE, Rogers). VERY impressed with the camera. Instant shutter and decent low light performance.
If you're looking for an Android smartphone you should definitely consider it, I played with a Galaxy S III y/day and was not terribly impressed tbh.

 

[Destroysall]

Do photos from a non-iOS smartphone count?

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HTC One X (LTE, Rogers). VERY impressed with the camera. Instant shutter and decent low light performance.
If you're looking for an Android smartphone you should definitely consider it, I played with a Galaxy S III y/day and was not terribly impressed tbh.

Of course!!!

Really? I've heard nothing but good from it, but to each their own. My only issue is that I have T-Mobile so my only options (from what Ive read) would be the HTC One S, both the Galaxy S III or the Note, or whatever else they would seem to offer. Thought about switching carriers, but I love me monthly rates.

 

[soulreaver99]

Using my Droid Charge (work phone)

 

[TheMacBookPro]

Of course!!!

Really? I've heard nothing but good from it, but to each their own. My only issue is that I have T-Mobile so my only options (from what Ive read) would be the HTC One S, both the Galaxy S III or the Note, or whatever else they would seem to offer. Thought about switching carriers, but I love me monthly rates.

Oh no, don't get me wrong- the S III is a very nice phone, it's just that it doesn't feel that different from my Note and S II (...Android junkie here!).

It might be because I've been using my older models with on custom ROMs with the S III's new 'nature ux' touchwiz interface, but I honestly could not tell the difference in terms of general performance. I tried several games and several other features and it didn't feel any faster than my phones (that is to say, it does the tasks with no discernible lag).

In your case though, if you want to stick with TMO for one reason or another, the S III is the one I'd go for (out of those three). It's the latest and greatest and you won't be constantly reminded that you went for a 'cheaper' model just because of the carrier (One S).

http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z451/yamanote/IMG_0857.jpg

Taken with my 4S unfortunately, don't have any other camera at hand.

 

[Jessica Lares]

From my S2 Skyrocket:

And one from a Samsung feature phone that I used to have before the iPhone 4 in between the original iPhone:

 

[Destroysall]

Oh no, don't get me wrong- the S III is a very nice phone, it's just that it doesn't feel that different from my Note and S II (...Android junkie here!).

It might be because I've been using my older models with on custom ROMs with the S III's new 'nature ux' touchwiz interface, but I honestly could not tell the difference in terms of general performance. I tried several games and several other features and it didn't feel any faster than my phones (that is to say, it does the tasks with no discernible lag).

In your case though, if you want to stick with TMO for one reason or another, the S III is the one I'd go for (out of those three). It's the latest and greatest and you won't be constantly reminded that you went for a 'cheaper' model just because of the carrier (One S).

http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z451/yamanote/IMG_0857.jpg

Taken with my 4S unfortunately, don't have any other camera at hand.

Yea thanks. I most likely will stick with it myself. T-Mobile will be getting it the 21st of this month.
So I can't wait!!

Anywho, here is another pic!

boredom by Destroysall, on Flickr