I'd recommend a good head doctor if I knew any.
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Highly delusional, for fragmented android to run as smooth as iOS it needs better hardware. This is a fact and you are in denial.
Dunno what you're smoking. My phone is quick. Maybe you could measure the difference with a stop-watch - but I don't wait to open any applications or to switch between them.
That's correct. no but's no if's. 326ppi vs 233ppi, the difference is staggering.
The point is, once you get above about 160-180ppi, it really makes little difference, especially on such a small screen. It just looks nice, either way.
lol ok, 0.5 grams lighter. That, son, is what we call totally and utterly negligible.
Fair point. I've commented previously on this forum about how the iPhone's blocky shape makes it seem heavier than it actually is.
Indeed it doesn't. Instead it runs samsung's horrendous flavour of android, the height of bland and generic.
"Personal taste doesn't count here". But at least it's customisable. I can change launcher's, I can change apps, I can change almost everything about the interface (without rooting); and I could change every single thing about the interface if I chose to root.
Even though what fits in your hand nicely is also personal taste, the iphone5's physical dimensions are sleeker and thinner.
which doesn't help one bit if it's uncomfortable to hold because of an un-ergonomic shape.
No, it's better than an S3 mini in everything
You have yet to show that without spitting out unsubstantiated opinions. Even compaing side-by-side on GSMArena doesn't show much difference in most cases, especially when you remember we're comparing a phone that costs more than TWICE the price!
Now taking all the above into consideration, you will see that the reason you prefer the S3 is your own bias. Bias which is grounded in your imagination, and not based on facts.
HAHAHAHAHA
I've seen ONE fact in your entire reply - and it was something I'd already brought up (the screen quality).
It's faster and more fluid.
Once again, personal opinion, although I would venture that if you actually measured with a stopwatch, the iPhone 5 would be faster. But I doubt it would be by a large margin, especially when it comes to the normal tasks that most people use, i.e. the ones I listed above. In fact, I'd even venture that it would be slower in some - the hardware differences are quite small after all.
The deciding factor here is that the iphone5 is more expensive. That's it.
The fact that we're even able to make a comparison between two phones with such a huge price difference between them speaks volumes right there. And as I said earlier, do a side-by-side on GSMArena - you'd be surprised how little difference there is in the hardware specs. Once again, in this case we're ignoring personal opinion and just going by the numbers.
In fact, I'll make it easy, I'll tell you the differences: you're paying more for an unnecessarily high resolution screen, a high end 3D processor, and 0.2Ghz faster CPU, and slightly better camera, if that's your thing.
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