Category Archives: Android Smartphone Comparison

HTC One X vs. iPhone 4S!

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Max Lee
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Here’s a quick comparison between the new HTC One X versus iPhone 4S. Well, it’s not a fair comparison since iPhone 4S is so darn old now but still, HTC One X beats iPhone 4S in every possible feature including camera, speed, and user experience.

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Outdoor Screen Test – Galaxy Nexus vs. Galaxy Note vs. Galaxy S2 vs. Evo 3D!

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Max Lee
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Do you use your phone outdoors often? Perhaps in direct sunlight because you work at a pool cleaning job?

Whatever the reason, we’ve got outdoor screen test of four of the best Android smartphone on the market today, the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note, Galaxy S2, and the HTC Evo 3D.

In this test, we find out that the curved screen of Galaxy Nexus actually does work and that Samsung makes some great screens that work outdoors while HTC’s Evo 3D turns into a mirror.

What do you think? Which phone has best viewing angles in the sun?

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HighOnAndroid Show Episode 4 – BLIND Android Smartphone “Feel” Test!

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Max Lee
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In this episode of HighOnAndroid show, we test which Android smartphone “feels” the best by picking up a random guy off the street, then blind-folding him to test various different Android smartphones.

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Galaxy Nexus vs. Nexus S!

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Max Lee
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Many of you wonder what the latest Google superphone Galaxy Nexus has improved over the Nexus S.

Well, there’s a lot of improvements such as the TI OMAP 4460 1.2Ghz dual-core processor from just a single-core 1Ghz processor but as far as form factor goes, the Galaxy Nexus has stayed relatively the same, just bigger with more display real estate.

Of course, don’t forget that the Galaxy Nexus is the first Android smartphone launched with Google’s new Ice Cream Sandwich OS, which is great by the way. ICS brings new cool features like NFC (to s

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Will You Get Galaxy Nexus vs. Galaxy Note?

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Max Lee
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Before I left to South Korea to visit my parents, I was a bit excited to hear that Galaxy Nexus was being released. Well, after I got to actually play with a Galaxy Note, I have to say that Galaxy Note is a far better device than Galaxy Nexus, as far as hardware and everyday usability goes.

Personally, I wanted a smartphone device capable of doing more. The Galaxy Note does exactly that, provides users with a device between a smartphone and a tablet. While 5.3-inches in size, it still fits in your pocket due to its thinness. Well, I hate to repeat it but in my opinion af

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Galaxy S2 vs. Droid Razr! [FIGHT]

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Max Lee
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So now the Droid Razr is out, who is the “king” of Android smartphones?

Well, after a bit of playing with all the best smartphones on the market right now, I would have to say Galaxy S2 still beats Droid Razr in terms of overall performance and usability.

First, let’s give hats off to the all-new Droid Razr, it’s officially the “world’s thinnest smartphone” right now at just 7.1mm thick, thinner than Galaxy S2′s 8.5mm, which was the king of thinness.

If you compare a Galaxy S2 and the Droid Razr side-by-side, the

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Droid Bionic vs. Droid Razr! [FIGHT]

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Max Lee
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For those of you speculating between the new Droid Bionic and Droid Razr, here’s some insights into differences.

The Droid Bionic is about the same size (width and height) as the Droid Razr while the Droid Razr touts the world’s thinnest smartphone title at 7.1mm depth.  In reality, the Droid Razr is about half the size in depth.  That’s probably one thing Droid Razr stands out, thinness and design.

Of course, design isn’t everything, features must also back it up.  The Droid Razr comes with a dual-core 1.2Ghz processor while the Droi

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