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Should I give up my iPhone 4 for an Infuse 4G?
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If everyone used an iPhone it would be a very dull and boring world
Besides I like the media management capabilities of android. Was never and will never be a fan of itunes and media sync. It is great for backup only, but I want an option for manual drag and drop and folders for daily use. Also ability to play those mkv and avi files is a plus. I don;t have time to convert my 500gb+ library.
I am pretty sure some android users wonder why anyone uses iOS. lol. Different people, different needs.
Get one and tell us how it is. I saw the AT&T commerical for it (I live in Canada
Lol rogers is going to sell it at a super inflated price haha.
$549 outright. No thanks. Kijiji beats them again.
Although I would rather grab the one from Bell at $100 more.
You have already hit a stumbling block then I'm afraid. You can get a BIGGER screen, but I'm not sure you can get a BETTER screen.
The SGS2 has a bigger screen and is considered the ultimate android phone at the moment, however it has a lower resolution and pixel density than the retina display.
Something for you to consider.
I would sell the iphone now while u can get good money for it, don't wait tilll later this year when the new model is announced and everyone is flooding ebay with their iphone 4s!
Disagree. I sold my iPhone 3GS on ebay after I had received my new iPhone 4. I sold it as a 'buy now' in 8 mins for £300. So going by that I could have probably asked £350 and sold it just as easily.
As a comparison, the SGS2 is only going for around £350 on ebay and its BRAND NEW!
iPhone holds its value better in my experience.
Besides the resolution the SGS2's screen beats the iPhone's in every way though. Personally for me it's Super Amoled Plus > Retina.
Yeah iPhones hold their value a lot better than all the other phones on the market.
Looking at the SGS2 I felt the screen looked big and punchy, however a side by side comparison made the 'punchy' super amoled screen looked over saturated, like someone had turned the contrast up too high so its production of reds and oranges looked really harsh.
I also noticed that when the screen had a white/cream background I could see what looked like a grid type surface which I concluded was coming from behind the screen.
In the end, for me at least, it didnt hold up against the retina display. As I pointed out in my comparison though, if you didnt have the chance to compare them side by side you may not ever even notice.
Well IMO, the Infuse is just too damn big. I think the Galaxy S2 with the 4.3" screen is as big as i want to go. Ive played with a Infuse and it is just huge compared to my Vibrant. The GS2 is slightly bigger than my Vibrant. I like bigger screens but not at the expense of a huge device. 4"-4.3" screen phones are MY limit.