Posted Sep. 13, 2012 at 6:38 a.m.
iPhone 5's sharper 4-inch screen. (Apple photo)
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My husband has a Droid and I hate it! Love my iPhone. The Droid is big and bulky and not for smaller hands.
New technology? Apple didn't do anything new yesterday. 4-inch screen: The typical Android device has them beat. 5 rows of icons: Android has always allowed for home screen customization. Thinnest phone ever: The RAZR's thinner. So are handsets by Huwaei & ZTE. A6 processor: Slower than HTC One X or SIII. LTE: Android devices have had LTE for a while now. Panorama/8 megapixel camera: Android devices have panorama mode. 8mp is basically a standard Apple finally caught up with. 1080p recording: Many Android devices can do 1080. Smaller dock connector: All other manufacturers are adopting microUSB. GPS turn-by-turn: Google Maps has had that for years. iCloud tabs: Chrome mobile browsing has that. Fullscreen Safari: Pretty much all browsers on Android have that. Sharing photos: Are you serious? Siri movie and sports: Just check out Google Play. SMS for missed calls: Android has been doing that but it's an underused feature. Also: No NFC, micro-USB, widgets, SD storage, notification LED.
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