ALL MOBILE DRIVERS: Samsung Note 2 vs iPhone 5

Samsung Note 2 vs iPhone 5 (Round 2)

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9uh4aBm8QtuUn_2UwHTjCAjgY8sFxs4knJ82q3w1VkPDnMjWJpQmREK4DhHKWQaXcTHUbFzTUTuYx-Mm0yCXaWq6UR14FxkAkTaWKLQgMQ0iaDyJJGnML5DpdAkt-iJfPHl16AAK4ny65/s1600/Android_vs_Apple.jpg"><img border="0" height="312" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9uh4aBm8QtuUn_2UwHTjCAjgY8sFxs4knJ82q3w1VkPDnMjWJpQmREK4DhHKWQaXcTHUbFzTUTuYx-Mm0yCXaWq6UR14FxkAkTaWKLQgMQ0iaDyJJGnML5DpdAkt-iJfPHl16AAK4ny65/s640/Android_vs_Apple.jpg" style="border:none;" width="500" /></a> <h3>Round 2 - Brains</h3> While Thor (Apple) has a lot of trick punches up his sleeves (Apps Store), Hulk (Android) is no push over with his own (Play Store). However, I must say that Thor's punches (apps) are more precise (quality), while Hulk punches do miss more often (apps bomb out or occasionally have virus). Thor also thinks faster (faster processing) than Hulk as he is a little bit sluggish (a little bit laggy). Apps Store still has it premium, attracting developers to develop their apps there first. Also, I believe the standards set by Apple helps. If you are running mission critical apps such as having to do a presentation, you want your apps to be STABLE. The Avalon Wars game I am playing in Android bombs out pretty often. That said, Play Store has quite a number of free apps to attract users e.g. the Popstar my wife is playing is free, while Apps Store is only free to play for 5 levels only. If you are going for mission critical apps, go for Apple. If you are more into fun, go for Android. Round 2 Winner: Thor (Apple) <h3>Round 3 - User Experience</h3> To be continued...

Samsung Note 2 vs iPhone 5 (Round 2)

Round 2 - Brains While Thor (Apple) has a lot of trick punches up his sleeves (Apps Store), Hulk (Android) is no push over with his own (Pla...

Samsung Note 2 vs iPhone 5

<img border="0" src="http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcngv891RQ1rivx52o1_500.gif" style="border: none;" /> Does size really matter? In the green (Android) corner, we have Note 2 Hulk. In the red (Apple) corner, we have iPhone 5 Thor. Let the fight begin... Ding! Ding! <h3>Round 1 - Body</h3> Note 2 Giant Hulk threw huge left and right screen hooks at iPhone 5. iPhone 5 Tall Thor countered with a high resolution screen uppercut back at Note 2. The crowd roared in approval for more screen size action. The judges awarded a point to Hulk. Hulk's body seemed to have undergone plastic surgery. While, Thor's body was still as solid as aluminium metal. The crowd gasped as both super heroes bodies fell to the floor. Hulk's body took a beating and judges awarded the body-shot point to Thor. Hulk's body was huge. Thor's body was tall and slim with dexterity. However, Hulk does have some nifty tricks with one hand. The crowd and judges could not arrive to a decision. Remember to get a casing/cover with corner protector and screen protector for Hulk. I know my relative's friend dropped and broke the screen in the first week and complaints from colleagues of cracked corners and dented sides when dropped. Well, Hulk IS heavy-weight (180 kg... I mean 180 g). You should see the size of the smartphones in the Korean drama and the Korean actress was carrying, slightly smaller than the iPad mini! Personally, I like to have a bigger yet still manageable screen. Easy on the eyes and ability to do real multi-tasking. I use the phone to see/read/play more than I talk now. Round 1 Winner: Hulk (Note 2) <h3>Round 2 - Brains</h3> To be continued...

Samsung Note 2 vs iPhone 5

Does size really matter? In the green (Android) corner, we have Note 2 Hulk. In the red (Apple) corner, we have iPhone 5 Thor. Let the fight...