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From: Jason H on 31 Jul 2010 11:48
Sorry to post another message - just wondering if anyone has an opinion on
which of these three phones is best/better.
Anyone made a decision between these? - Happy with the decision?



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From: zeitgeist on 31 Jul 2010 11:58
On 2010-07-31 16:48:31 +0100, Jason H said:

> Sorry to post another message - just wondering if anyone has an opinion
> on which of these three phones is best/better.
> Anyone made a decision between these? - Happy with the decision?
>
>
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I haven't tried the Galaxy but I've had the other two and am content
with my current phone, the iPhone 4. Before anyone starts to shout
Fanboy, I liked the Desire but the operating system, although capable,
is a little muddled and is not nearly as intuitive as the iPhone OS.
Still not as bad as Nokia's efforts though....

YMMV

From: Andy Burns on 31 Jul 2010 13:07
Jason H wrote:
> Sorry to post another message - just wondering if anyone has an opinion
> on which of these three phones is best/better.
> Anyone made a decision between these? - Happy with the decision?

iPhone v.s. Android is a matter of personal choice, my choice would be
Android.

Desire and Galaxy are both Android, differences between them relatively
minor, super-AMOLED screen on Galaxy should be easier viewing in
sunlight than AMOLED on Desire (rumours that Desire may switch from
AMOLED to inferior LCD), I suspect the HTC is likely to receive future
upgrades earlier and for longer than the Samsung.

From: JL on 31 Jul 2010 14:15
I read an article on that earlier.


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> Jason H wrote:
>> Sorry to post another message - just wondering if anyone has an opinion
>> on which of these three phones is best/better.
>> Anyone made a decision between these? - Happy with the decision?
>
> iPhone v.s. Android is a matter of personal choice, my choice would be
> Android.
>
> Desire and Galaxy are both Android, differences between them relatively
> minor, super-AMOLED screen on Galaxy should be easier viewing in sunlight
> than AMOLED on Desire (rumours that Desire may switch from AMOLED to
> inferior LCD), I suspect the HTC is likely to receive future upgrades
> earlier and for longer than the Samsung.
>
From: JL on 31 Jul 2010 14:18
Sorry, sent that early by accident!

Read an article on the switch to LCD screens earlier. Here's one amongst
many with the same story:

http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/mobile-devices/2010/07/26/htc-announces-super-lcd-displays-for-smartphones-40089644/

Is the Super LCD not as good as AMOLED? Seems odd that there will be
different technology screens in different people's Desires.

JL

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> I read an article on that earlier.
>
>
> "Andy Burns" <usenet.aug2009(a)adslpipe.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:XOWdnYVIXvjDxcnRnZ2dnUVZ7vOdnZ2d(a)brightview.co.uk...
>> Jason H wrote:
>>> Sorry to post another message - just wondering if anyone has an opinion
>>> on which of these three phones is best/better.
>>> Anyone made a decision between these? - Happy with the decision?
>>
>> iPhone v.s. Android is a matter of personal choice, my choice would be
>> Android.
>>
>> Desire and Galaxy are both Android, differences between them relatively
>> minor, super-AMOLED screen on Galaxy should be easier viewing in sunlight
>> than AMOLED on Desire (rumours that Desire may switch from AMOLED to
>> inferior LCD), I suspect the HTC is likely to receive future upgrades
>> earlier and for longer than the Samsung.
>>
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