The Xperia S is Sony’s first smartphone device after the merger of Sony Ericsson with Sony. This smartphone was presented in CES 2012. It was presumed that it would be a high end smartphone in the smartphone market and would give a tough competition to the Apple’s iPhone 4S. But how does it go against Apple’s iPhone 4S, that’s the big question to answer. Let’s find out who comes out on the top between Xperia S and the iPhone 4S.
As previously known, Smart Communications was the first telco to announce getting the much-sought smartphone of the year, the iPhone 4S, “exclusively” in their hands. Then a week after that, Globe Telecom unveiled getting Apple’s newest flagship handset as well.
Just today, both SMART and GLOBE revealed to the public that they’re now accepting “registration of interest”, which basically means, getting an email alert of the device’s arrival, official launch and pricing. This means, there’s no pre-order requests happening yet.
Since the Samsung Galaxy Note and the Apple iPhone 4S are officially coming their way here in the Philippines by next month, comparing these two much-sought smartphones along with the other two flagship phones — Motorola Droid Razr and Nokia Lumia 800 — will help us decide if which of these handsets best fit to our lifestyles. Let’s find out which of them stood out as we comparatively breakdown each of these handsets’ specifications and features.
The latest Apple flagship smartphone, the iPhone 4S, will finally land in the Philippines next month, to be carried by both of the country’s leading telcos, Smart Communications and Globe Telecom.
This is quite a surprising news for us since this is the first time in the country to have an iPhone product “exclusively” available in two different telco companies. We knew back then that Globe was the only telco exclusively distributing the iPhones since the first version until the iPhone 4.
The new Samsung-Google Galaxy Nexus is definitely a threat when it hits the market against two of the leading smartphones today, the newly released Apple iPhone 4S and the undisputed Samsung Galaxy S II. So, let’s find out if the Galaxy Nexus is truly a good opponent against the two smartphones mentioned.
Apple’s iPhone 4S, Samsung’s Galaxy S II and HTC’s Sensation XL are three of the most powerful and most watched smartphones today; that’s why I was thinking of making a three-way head-to-head-to-head comparison so we’d find out which among the phones stood out.
After blogging about the announcement of the iPhone 4S, I’ve received quite a number of questions, reactions and even complaints (against Apple). So, I was thinking of making a post tackling mainly on the difference between the original iPhone 4 and the new iPhone 4S that might help you decide whether to buy the upgrade or just wait again for the announcement of the iPhone 5.
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