
This video compares the music experience on the iPhone 4, Windows Phone 7 on the HTC Surround, Palm Pre Plus, Samsung Continuum and Motorola Droid 2. Check it out after the break!
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This video compares the music experience on the iPhone 4, Windows Phone 7 on the HTC Surround, Palm Pre Plus, Samsung Continuum and Motorola Droid 2. Check it out after the break!
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There’s Fast. Then there’s Ninja Fast. The game features an amazing character named Steve who’s CEO of a hit company, but who is secretly a Ninja as well. They done everything, but nothing seemed to stop Steve’s company’s momentum. So the SmartBots decide to make a front attack at the heart of the company, during a Press Event at the HQ. They are going for all, aiming at the Source, only a Ninja will be capable of defeat the endless hordes of SmartBots.
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Hey,
I was in front of the same question just 2 days ago. After reading a lot, and watching too many videos, I went to realize that Android is yet to show it’s best features, and with google backing it up, it will FOR SURE take advantage over iOS.
Also there’s a great marketplace for Android apps, which will only grow with time, and the coding it self is open source, so even you can learn to create for your phone.
That being said, I went with Samsung i9000 S Galaxy, and I should say that I’m more than impressed. I used to have iPhone, but the Galaxy beats it in every way you can think of … (just will mention the battery life
)
Go over youtube and search for comparison between Samsung Galaxy and iPhone, you will understand what I mean.
Hope you will make the SMART choise!