The Comparison of The Famous Gadget

GALAXY NOTE VS IPAD 2

	Reasons to consider the Galaxy Note
	4G, Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
		Much faster max data speeds	HSPA+ (168 mbps)	vs	HSDPA (14,4 mbps)	Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (more than 11.5x faster)
		Much lighter	178 g	vs	601 g	3.4x lighter
		Much smaller	82x146x9 mm	vs	185x241x8 mm	3.4x smaller
		OLED screen	Super AMOLED	vs	LCD	The Note has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid
		Much higher PPI screen	284 PPI	vs	131 PPI	More than 2x crisper display of text, images and video
		Significantly more internal storage	32 GB	vs	16 GB	2x more internal storage, which means more music, photos and movies
		Higher resolution movies	1080p @ 30fps	vs	720p @ 30fps	Shoots higher resolution Full HD (1080p) video
		Significantly newer bluetooth support	3,0	vs	2,1	Typically faster data transfer and lower power consumption connecting to other bluetooth devices
		Significantly more memory (RAM)	1024 MB	vs	512 MB	2x more RAM, typically more responsive and better for multitasking
		Significantly higher resolution screen	800x1280	vs	768x1024	More than 30% higher resolution screen
		Faster processor	Unknown, 1400 MHz	vs	Unknown, 1000 MHz	More powerful processor, snappier and more responsive (40% faster)

	Reasons to consider the iPad 2 3.5G, Apple iOS 5.0
		Much larger screen	9,7"	vs	5,3"	More than 3.5x larger screen
		More apps available	iPhone App Store	vs	Android App Market	The iPhone App Store has over 500 000 apps vs 400 000 (around 30% more)
		Slightly thinner	9 mm	vs		Around 10% thinner

Samsung Galaxy S II vs Apple iPhone 4

	Reasons to consider the Galaxy S II 3.5G, Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
		OLED screen	Super AMOLED Plus	vs	LCD	The S II has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid
		Runs multiple apps at once	Yes	vs	No	Switch between running apps, surf the web while talking on skype for example
		Built in FM radio	Yes	vs	No	Listen to your music and news from your favorite radio stations wherever you are
		Higher resolution movies	1080p @ 30fps	vs	720p @ 30fps	Shoots higher resolution Full HD (1080p) video
		Significantly newer bluetooth support	3,0	vs	2,1	Typically faster data transfer and lower power consumption connecting to other bluetooth devices
		Significantly more memory (RAM)	1024 MB	vs	512 MB	2x more RAM, typically more responsive and better for multitasking
		Significantly higher resolution camera	8 MP	vs	5 MP	Take photos with 60% more detail for larger prints
		Faster processor	Unknown, 1200 MHz	vs	Apple A4 A4, 800 MHz	More powerful processor, snappier and more responsive (50% faster)
		Larger screen	4,3"	vs	3,5"	More than 40% larger screen
		Slightly lighter	116 g	vs	137 g	Around 20% lighter
		Slightly thinner	8 mm	vs	9 mm	Around 10% thinner

	Reasons to consider the iPhone 4 3.5G, iOS-6
		Much higher PPI screen		329 PPI	vs	217 PPI	More than 50% crisper display of text, images and video
			Significantly more talk time	14 hours	vs	8,6 hours	More than 60% more talk time per battery charge
			Significantly more internal storage	32 GB	vs	16 GB	2x more internal storage, which means more music, photos and movies
			Significantly higher resolution screen	960x640	vs	800x480	60% higher resolution screen
			More standby time	12,5 days	vs	7 days	Around 80% more standby time, less frequent charging
			More apps available	iPhone App Store	vs	Android App Market	The iPhone App Store has over 500 000 apps vs 400 000 (around 30% more)
			Slightly smaller	58x114x9 mm	vs	66x125x8 mm	More than 10% smaller

IPHONE 4S VS  GALAXY NOTE

	Reasons to consider the iPhone 4S 3.5G, iOS-6
		Much more internal storage	64 GB	vs	32 GB	2x more internal storage, which means more music, photos and movies
		Significantly newer bluetooth support	4,0	vs	3,0	Typically faster data transfer and lower power consumption connecting to other bluetooth devices
		Smaller	58x115x9 mm	vs	82x146x9 mm	Around 50% smaller
		Higher PPI screen	328 PPI	vs	284 PPI	Around 20% crisper display of text, images and video
		More apps available	iPhone App Store	vs	Android App Market	The iPhone App Store has over 500 000 apps vs 400 000 (around 30% more)
		Lighter	140 g	vs	178 g	More than 20% lighter
		Slightly more talk time	14 hours	vs	13,5 hours	Almost the same

	Reasons to consider the Galaxy Note 4G, Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
		Much faster max data speeds	HSPA+ (168 mbps)	vs	HSPA+ (14,4 mbps)	Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (more than 11.5x faster)
		OLED screen	Super AMOLED	vs	LCD	The Note has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid
		Much more standby time	34,2 days	vs	8,3 days	More than 4x more standby time, less frequent charging
		Runs multiple apps at once	Yes	vs	No	Switch between running apps, surf the web while talking on skype for example
		Built in FM radio	Yes	vs	No	Listen to your music and news from your favorite radio stations wherever you are
		Much higher resolution screen	800x1280	vs	960x640	Around 70% higher resolution screen
		Significantly faster processor	Unknown, 1400 MHz	vs	Apple A5, 800 MHz	More powerful processor, snappier and more responsive (around 80% faster)
		Significantly more memory (RAM)	1024 MB	vs	512 MB	2x more RAM, typically more responsive and better for multitasking
		Significantly larger screen	5,3"	vs	3,5"	More than 2x larger screen

                                              

Apple iPhone 4S vs Samsung Galaxy S II

	Reasons to consider the iPhone 4S 3.5G, iOS-6
		Much more internal storage	64 GB	vs	16 GB	4x more internal storage, which means more music, photos and movies
		Much higher PPI screen	328 PPI	vs	217 PPI	More than 50% crisper display of text, images and video
		Significantly more talk time	14 hours	vs	8,6 hours	More than 60% more talk time per battery charge
		Significantly newer bluetooth support	4,0	vs	3,0	Typically faster data transfer and lower power consumption connecting to other bluetooth devices
		Significantly higher resolution screen	960x640	vs	800x480	60% higher resolution screen
		More apps available	iPhone App Store	vs	Android App Market	The iPhone App Store has over 500 000 apps vs 400 000 (around 30% more)
		Faster max data speeds	HSPA+ (14,4 mbps)	vs	HSDPA (7,2 mbps)	Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (2x faster)
		Slightly more standby time	8,3 days	vs	7 days	Around 20% more standby time, less frequent charging
		Slightly smaller	58x115x9 mm	vs	66x125x8 mm	More than 10% smaller

	Reasons to consider the Galaxy S II 3.5G, Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
		OLED screen	Super AMOLED Plus	vs	LCD	The S II has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid
		Runs multiple apps at once	Yes	vs	No	Switch between running apps, surf the web while talking on skype for example
		Built in FM radio	Yes	vs	No	Listen to your music and news from your favorite radio stations wherever you are
		Significantly more memory (RAM)	1024 MB	vs	512 MB	2x more RAM, typically more responsive and better for multitasking
		Faster processor	Unknown, 1200 MHz	vs	Apple A5, 800 MHz	More powerful processor, snappier and more responsive (50% faster)
		Larger screen	4,3"	vs	3,5"	More than 40% larger screen
		Lighter	116 g	vs	140 g	Around 20% lighter
		Slightly thinner	8 mm	vs	9 mm	Around 10% thinner

IPHONE 5 VS GALAXY SIII

	Reasons to consider the iPhone 5 4G, iOS-6
		Much more internal storage	64 GB	vs	32 GB	2x more internal storage, which means more music, photos and movies
		More apps available	iPhone App Store	vs	Android App Market	The iPhone App Store has over 500 000 apps vs 400 000 (around 30% more)
		Smaller	58x123x7 mm	vs	136x70x8 mm	More than 30% smaller
		Higher PPI screen	325 PPI	vs	305 PPI	Around 10% crisper display of text, images and video
		Slightly lighter	112 g	vs	133 g	Around 20% lighter
		Slightly thinner	8 mm	vs	9 mm	More than 10% thinner

	Reasons to consider the Galaxy S III 4G, Android-4.1-Jelly-Bean
		Much faster max data speeds	HSPA+ (168 mbps)	vs	LTE (80 mbps)	Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (around 8.5x faster)
		OLED screen	Super AMOLED	vs	LCD	The Galaxy S III has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid
		Runs multiple apps at once	Yes	vs	No	Switch between running apps, surf the web while talking on skype for example
		Built in FM radio	Yes	vs	No	Listen to your music and news from your favorite radio stations wherever you are
		Higher resolution screen	720x1280	vs	1136x640	Around 30% higher resolution screen
		Larger screen	4,8"	vs	4,0"	More than 40% larger screen
		Slightly faster processor	Unknown, 1400 MHz	vs	Unknown, 1300 MHz	More powerful processo