Well, this sold it for me. I'm gonna take my new iPhone 5 back to Verizon tomorrow and demand a Galaxy S3.
If I can't browse intraweb stuff for an extra 159 minutes at max brightness, I just don't see the point in living.
Just want to give a big shout-out to the Good Samaritans at Which? for bringing this to the attention of the masses so that we can all repent from our depraved iPhone existences.
It says max brightness to "give a fair and realistic estimate of the battery life users will experience in every day use"
I say it is more likely "to make sure the iPhone battery drains as fast as possible in comparison to other phones which don't get as bright as the iPhone"
I don't know many if any people who use max brightness in every day use on their iPhone
It gives a worst case estimate. And why would anyone test the IP5 on 3G? Its a 4G LTE phone.