gossips and speculations ... Samsung still away better than iphone

HAHAHAHA....ok buddy! i own a iphone4. i do like the android phones from samsung. i even thought of switching over. maybe because i had an iphone for a while,(iphone 3g to the iphone4), im just used to their UI. Its simple, pretty, and user friendly. Android phones UI is pretty as well in its own way, but for me, it seems all over the place. I just find it funny with an ad like that, with what happened with the recent lawsuit. And people have to realize, theres sooo many android phones from different companies, yet they are all competing against 1 PHONE!!!! As much as i hate apple with their little upgrades here and there to cash in, whether its the iphone, ipad, ipod touch, nano ,ipod video, etc.., there is no doubt, APPLE is a market MONSTER. PERIOD!!!

"Unless you're a hardcore phone user, the new upgrades won't be noticeable. If you're a hardcore user, you're better off getting an Android. Camera is explained later on. The LTE is the only thing that's even noticeable, but even that factor is long overdue."

Well firstly, the added 1 gig of RAM will definitely be noticeable just like the new A6 Dual Core processor which makes the phone 2X faster than the previous generation. HAHAHA, don't even fuck around. I've owned the Galaxy Nexus, Samsung Galaxy SII & III, and the iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S and now 5. The iPhone is without a doubt 20X smoother, faster, and just all around a better phone than the Galaxy Nexus/SIII. LTE wasn't really available everywhere last year, when Apple told carriers that they would put LTE in their new phone, all the carriers started rolling out LTE in more places.

"In all honesty the iPhone 5 isn't worth it. I believe it boots at 1.2 Ghz which is not amazing, especially comparing it to it's competitors (SIII, GNexus, just to name a few). The Android devices listed boot at 1.5 and 1.2 Ghz respectively, with the option of OCing if you've rooted your device (even if you jailbreak your iPhone there is no OC option). The additional ram is nothing spectacular as most of the new upcoming phones will come with AT LEAST 1Gb of ram. The GSIII, which is the iPhone's main competitor packs 2Gbs of ram if you have the US version I believe."

Do you understand that 1.2 Ghz and 1 Gig ram on the iPhone 5 is and always will be better because Apple's iOS is and always will be smoother then Android on any phone because it was made for that specific phone. Over clocking is dumb as shit, I've done it before and it's really not worth it. Samsung copied Apple countless times, and Apple already got their asses once with 1.2B in damages. 2 gigs of ram and yet my 4S runs smoother and faster...

"You honestly can't use cameras as a comparison, I mean, if you really care about that, buy an actual camera. You should only really use your phone camera for "oh shit" moments, and usually those don't need to be high def." You've got to be the biggest dumb ass ever if you say that "you can't use cameras as a comparison."

Obviously, you've never actually compared pictures taken by the Nexus/SIII to iPhone 4S pics. It's a noticeable difference, even without HDR. I use my iPhone to take all my pictures and videos. It's way more convenient than carrying around my Nikon. Sometimes it even does a better job then my $1200 camera. "oh shit" moments? I'm done...

"Apple's getting less and less creative with their new products and their "revolutionary ideas" are fading away. iOS 6 seems like a pretty insignificant upgrade, I'm still on iOS 4 and it's suited me well so far."

iOS 6 is a pretty significant upgrade. Maps, Siri coming to iPod touches/iPads, Passbook, FaceTime over 3G/LTE, FaceBook Integration, and a Panorama Camera. Need I say more?

Unless you're a hardcore phone user, the new upgrades won't be noticeable. If you're a hardcore user, you're better off getting an Android. Camera is explained later on. The LTE is the only thing that's even noticeable, but even that factor is long overdue.

In all honesty the iPhone 5 isn't worth it. I believe it boots at 1.2 Ghz which is not amazing, especially comparing it to it's competitors (SIII, GNexus, just to name a few). The Android devices listed boot at 1.5 and 1.2 Ghz respectively, with the option of OCing if you've rooted your device (even if you jailbreak your iPhone there is no OC option). The additional ram is nothing spectacular as most of the new upcoming phones will come with AT LEAST 1Gb of ram. The GSIII, which is the iPhone's main competitor packs 2Gbs of ram if you have the US version I believe.

You honestly can't use cameras as a comparison, I mean, if you really care about that, buy an actual camera. You should only really use your phone camera for "oh shit" moments, and usually those don't need to be high def.

What bothers me most about the iPhone 5 is that there is no increase in battery. Same as the iPhone 4, which wasn't bad, but it wasn't amazing either.

Apple's getting less and less creative with their new products and their "revolutionary ideas" are fading away. iOS 6 seems like a pretty insignificant upgrade, I'm still on iOS 4 and it's suited me well so far.

iPod touch 5 looks dope though. But $300? Really?