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Apple’s iPhone 4 just got a new contender from HTC device. It is called HTC Desire HD. This phone has become a very good topic discussion recently. So, is it strong enough to beat the iPhone 4? Let’s check the comparison.

Size, sometimes it becomes a consideration while choosing a phone. which one is more comfortable with you pocket size? In this section, iPhone 4 is beating the dimension of Desire HD. The dimension of iPhone is 115.2 x 58.6 x 9.3mm and 137g of weight while the Desire HD’s dimension is 123 x 68 x 11.8mm and 164g of weight. Larger dimension also means has a larger screen as well.

The Desire HD screen is a 4.3 inch of LCD that has a resolution of 480×800. The Apple’s screen is a 3.5 inch of TFT-LCD with 960×640 of resolutions. Again, the size does not really matter here. The Retina display of iPhone is totally superb when it shows the picture and the colors. HTC Desire HD is really to be worried to admit that iPhone4’s screen is better.

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Which smartphone is the best? Is it Apple’s iPhone 4 or BlackBerry Torch 9800. With new operating system and new design as well, Torch 9800 try to challenge the famous ability iPhone 4. Let’s read the full story.

Even though they have the same 512MB of RAM, BlackBerry Torch has to admitt that iPhone’s processor is better. iPhone 4 is armed with 1GHz while Torch 9800 only provides the 624MHz. However, it will turn into bad result for iPhone when Torch is bringing in the multitouch ability and the availability of MicroSD slot for memory expansion.

iPhone’s screen is still better and bigger than Torch’s. iPhone’s screen is 3.5 inch with resolution 960 x 640 while Torch only provides 3.2 inch with 480 x 360 of resolution. BlackBerry Torch 9800 sounds more advance while we discuss about Web browsing. It also adopts a webkit based browser. Even though tap zoom and scrolling with iPhone is better, Torch 9800 loads the site quite well. The best point of Torch 9800 is providing the new design with its touchscreen while the other BlackBerry still becomes traditional BlackBerry. The operating system is also providing some changes in user interface.

So, what is the result? Here is the result.

BlackBerry Torch 9800 still can’t beats Apple’s iPhone 4. However, it is totally your rights if you still choose Torch 9800 better than iPhone 4.

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Nowadays, Samsung has produced few high-end devices, running on Symbian, Windows Mobile, Android and Bada. The latest news is the Samsung Galaxy S; this Samsung flagship device comes with a powerful processor and fine crisp screen.

It looks like an iPhone 4 competitor, but will the Galaxy S kick iPhone 4 out of the orbit? We are going to see it as you read on.

Screen:
The Galaxy S attached 4” super AMOLED color screen with 480 x 800 pixel. It might be the best device screen yet.
On the other hand, the iPhone 4 also has dazzling screen covering 3.5” glass Retina display and 640 x960 pixel.
However, our vote goes to the Galaxy S, with larger and more crispier screen it surely wins our heart.
Verdict: Samsung Galaxy S

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Since its announcement in April, iPhone 4 is touted as the first device that has full of capability. Both the device itself and the operating system are nice. However, iPhone 4 has some competitors as its platform’s ability.

Android try to beat iPhone’s big name with Android 2.2. This Android 2.2 has been released about two weeks ago.

Which one of these operating system is superior? So, let’s take a look to their down here.

Multitasking
Multitasking is a good issue to discussed if we talked about cellphone nowadays. This is about how the cellphone run the application while the other running application are still stacked up. Is it still work fast or at least still working? Let’s check them out.

Since their first device, Android has supported multitasking. There is no change with Android but the speed. Android 2.2 is capable to run multitasking nicely. It is faster when swaps the running application and run them at the same time.

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