Galaxy S II or IPhone 4

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doodab replied

7 July 2011, 11:07
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

ISheep will give you a blowjob and make a cuppa tea as well. Two good points to with it.

I could use a cup of tea.
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fullyautomatix replied

7 July 2011, 10:52
Originally posted by DS23 View Post

iphone = brilliant!

WHS

ISheep will give you a blowjob and make a cuppa tea as well. Two good points to with it.
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Scrag Meister replied

7 July 2011, 10:28
I upgraded with O2 to a Galaxy S2 from Iphone 3G. No upfront fee and £5 less on the tariff too.
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DaveB replied

7 July 2011, 09:56
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

The Samsung looks good, possibly wish I had bought it but got the LG Optimus instead (not bad either.) Wouldn't go for the iPhone though

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Normal iPhone users are at no more risk now than before, it only applies to those who want to jailbreak their phone and there is a fix available for those that do.
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DS23 replied

7 July 2011, 08:47
iphone = brilliant!
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fullyautomatix replied

7 July 2011, 08:44
Its like asking which is better Apple or Orange. Iphone has IOS and Galaxy has Android.

IPhone has the advantage of millions of apps but Android market is not too far behind in terms of developers creating apps. Both phones work in a similar way but I would say the IPhone is slimmer and sleeker and people pay more respect to you when you have an IPhone.

I have a Galaxy and it has not given me any issues so far. The camera zoom isnt great.
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darmstadt replied

7 July 2011, 08:38
The Samsung looks good, possibly wish I had bought it but got the LG Optimus instead (not bad either.) Wouldn't go for the iPhone though
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eek replied

7 July 2011, 08:18
HTC Sensation is another option but go and play with all of them.

mobiles.co.uk have a deal for the galaxy s ii on talk mobile £99 and £30 for 12 months.

e2mobile has a similar deal on the sensation HTC Sensation Pay Monthly - e2save.com - Mobile Phones
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milanbenes started a topic Galaxy S II or IPhone 4

7 July 2011, 08:13
Galaxy S II or IPhone 4

Morning Folks,

which one shall I get this weekend,

Galaxy S II

or

IPhone 4

don't have enough time to wait for the IPhone 5.

Milan.
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