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HxH
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On 2011-11-18 09:24:10, OffLineR wrote:
Size & Style wise IMO Xperia Ray is the winner.
But if being best is being the most powerfull badass phone with big screen than the winner is undoubtedly Galaxy S2.
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Combination of Style Price and Performance in one model
Xperia RAY
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Bonovox
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On 2011-11-20 19:05:22, shuknopata wrote:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
I am sure your post with just the name of the phone won't convince him. You should say why you think it's the best!! 
Phone?? What phone?? |
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Samsung S5830EUBLK Galaxy Ace Android Powered Smartphone is my first real touch phone and first exposure to Free Android Music therefore I am still learning all of its tricks, charms and flaws. I am quite pleased with the design, feel and functions. I must confess, I'm a Samsung fan but I moved to this from a Nokia E71 which was rock solid functional with excellent battery life but the online experience was a bit clunky and limited by the screen size. Now I have far more screen real estate and online connection is seamlessly smooth with no pauses to ask permission etc.
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plankgatan
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if we consider size, screen, features.........and so on
1. Ray.......................(perfect size, not to big, but still awesome screen size & casing)
2. Arc.......................(best camera.............just c905 who is slightly better....(only downside with Arc its quite big)
3. Xperia active.........(what can i say..waterproof, new cool features, etc)
ps. this is a the Sony  thread  (who cares about Samsung)
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anonymuser
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On 2011-11-25 10:54:34, plankgatan wrote:
this is a the Sony thread
No it isn't :?
I don't think to be honest SE (or Sony) have made quite the impact on android that they might like. The clear leaders are obviously samsung. From my perspective as an outsider (happy iPhone user with no intention of switching) its the galaxy s2 that still seems to be the android phone to beat, and which consistently gets held up as the main iPhone competition. The galaxy nexus may unseat it but it's only real advantage seems to be ICS, which is coming to the S2 anyway.
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plankgatan
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how hard can it be ????
this thread is only for Sony phones. (so drop this Samsung crap)
here are the other brand-threads:
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PhoenixR
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I don't think to be honest SE (or Sony) have made quite the impact on android that they might like. The clear leaders are obviously samsung. From my perspective as an outsider (happy iPhone user with no intention of switching) its the galaxy s2 that still seems to be the android phone to beat, and which consistently gets held up as the main iPhone competition. The galaxy nexus may unseat it but it's only real advantage seems to be ICS, which is coming to the S2 anyway.
Hardware wise, yes, Samsung are pretty much in front.
But I think we are talking overall impression here.
I prefer the Sony Ericsson style, UI and such, and the hardware is also alright. |
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prakashpn007
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Arc from 
Galaxy Nexus overall
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anonymuser
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On 2011-11-26 09:20:28, plankgatan wrote:
how hard can it be ????
this thread is only for Sony phones. (so drop this Samsung crap)
No, this thread is about which Android phone is best. It just happens to have been posted (perhaps wrongly) in an SE android forum..
And pedantry aside, if you can't bear to see SE phones being compared to their direct competition, maybe it's time to get out of this particular kitchen!
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rikken
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rhenadji
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hi there, i'm planning to buy Xperia mini pro...
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jplacson
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Spec-wise, the S2 is great... but that's pretty much like saying only cars with V16 engines are the best. (a lot of people will defend this no-replacement-for-displacement argument to death)
The "Best" car differs from person to person depending on their needs and usage. Some people like huge V8 SUVs, others need a limo, others a cabrio, and others an M3, and even others want a DIY kit.
Same goes for phones.
My personal picks are 's smaller handsets... the ray, mini, mini-pro and active. For larger people who want bigger screens (or just have huge fingers)... the Galaxy Note is actually far better than the S2... the pressure sensitive Wacom is a killer! Battery life on the Note is also far better than the S2.
I like having a phone + tablet... not an all-in-one. I like that 80% of my mobile comm needs fit in my shirt pocket (Xperia ray) without the bulk. I like having a tablet for times when even a 5" screen really isn't big enough to enjoy an HD movie.
OT side note: I'm now more hopeful for my dream tablet now that Wacom is joining the game.
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On 2011-11-03 07:12:43, hamendra wrote:
In my opinion, i will suggest you for Samsung Galaxy R [color=#000000]Android Smartphone[/color] with 4.2 inches display. Samsung Galaxy R will come with 8 GB of internal storage along with a 32 GB expandable memory. It has a 5 megapixel camera with power LED flash.
Agree! I have a samsung galaxy, it's very good. |
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