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Originally Posted by Baremeg55
So, if Apple released their phone first, the SG3 would have basically only matched the iPhone specs, right? Again, these companies can ONY use the hardware available at the time of design. Personally, I would rather have the latest specs on a phone released a little later if that means the phone has been tested and works as designed, rather than rushed to market!
And no, I'm not an Apple fan boy, but slowly getting there.
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The iPhone 5 doesn't really compete against the SG3 (it can't really), it competes against the iPhone 4S.
Pretty much all the new things on the iPhone 5 are new things to iPhone users only. Android and Windows phone users have had all this technology and software for over a year.
An article listed the specs for the iPhone 5 vs the SG3. iPhone 5 has 8 hours of talk time, over 3G. Well the SG3 has 11:40 hours of talk time over 3G. Also the SG3 had the iPhone 5 beat in the rest of the specs.
But that doesn't matter, Apple has a loyal cult which will replace their old beat up iPhone phone.