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iPhone 5 vs. Galaxy 3, the ultimate in Android vs iOS

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief September 24, 2012 · 4 min read

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One of Android’s top seller versus Apple latest iOS smartphone goes one-on-one — the iPhone 5 vs. the Galaxy S3. But OS aside, we looked at both devices and pit their hardware features against each other.

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has been launched in the Philippines since May this year and Apple’s iPhone 5 is yet to be released. Samsung’s got a head-start but Apple has the advantage of time to polish its contender.

Display. The Galaxy S3 comes in a large 4.8-inch Super HD AMOLED display while the iPhone 5 only has a 4-inch Retina Display. Both screens have pixel density that’s above 300ppi so there’s no noticeable difference in resolution. Samsung gets the score for a bigger screen, a move that Apple is following by increasing the display size of the iPhone. Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 0.

Network. The iPhone 5 can run on selected LTE networks and so is the Galaxy S3 (in some regions). The international version of both phones also supports HSPA+. It’s an easy tie for the two phones. Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 1.

Camera. Both the Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 5 sport an 8-megapixel rear camera that records full HD 1080p videos at 30fps. It’s a tie again for both. We made numerous tests on the Galaxy S3 in our previous review here and so far, the sample photos/videos we took using the iPhone 5 is as impressive. We say it’s a tie.Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 1.

Storage. Internal storage is normally at the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB range for the iPhone 5 and the Galaxy S3. However, you can extend the storage of the Galaxy S3 with an additional 64GB microSD card (to a total of 128GB). This gives the S3 an edge. Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 0.

Battery. Battery is a huge consideration with any smartphone. The Galaxy S3 has a removable 2100mAh battery while the iPhone 5 has a non-removable 1440mAh battery. The S3 wins by a mile, not because it has a higher capacity but because it’s user-removable. Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 0.

Build Quality. Samsung takes a bit of criticism for using plastic materials in the Galaxy S3’s body. Apple has been doing impressive work with the build quality and materials for the iPhone 5 with a combination of aluminum and glass parts in a thinner body. The iPhone 5 wins this round. Galaxy S3: 0, iPhone 5: 1.

OS. The choice between iOS and Android is a matter of personal choice. The strength of iOS integration and refine-ness is contrasted by Android’s flexibility and customizability. Both platforms have their merits so it’s a tie. Galaxy S3: 1, iPhone 5: 1.

Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300 specs:
4.8-inch Super HD AMOLED screen @ 1280Ã—720 pixels (306ppi)
1.4GHz Samsung Exynos 4 Quad processor
Mali-400MP GPU
1GB RAM
16GB, 32GB, 64GB internal storage
up to 64GB via microSD card
HSPA+ up to 21Mbps, LTE 100Mbps
Bluetooth 4.0
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n with WiFi Bonding
8MP rear camera with LED flash
1080p @ 30fps video recording
1.9MP front-facing camera
720p HD video recording
NFC
GPS w/ aGPS support
2,100mAh Li-Ion battery
Android 4.0 ICS with TouchWiz UX

Apple iPhone 5 specs:
4-inch display @ 1136Ã—640 pixel, 326 ppi
Apple A6 chip @ 1.2GHz dual-core
16GB, 32GB, 64GB
HSPA+, LTE up to 100Mbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, dual-band
Assisted GPS and GLONASS
Bluetooth 4.0
8MP rear camera, LED flash
1080p video recording
1.2MP front-facing camera @ 720p
1440mAh battery
iOS 6

There are other several minor features we no longer highlighted in the match-up above — like NFC and FM Radio tuner.

We wanted to include the suggested retail price as another criteria but since the iPhone 5 is not yet officially released in the country, we can’t really compare them yet. However, based on previous year’s pricing, both smartphones might be within the same price range.

In our tally above, the Galaxy S3 got 6 points while the iPhone 5 got 4 points. The Galaxy S3 wins by several notches against the iPhone 5. Again, it’s still a matter of personal taste and for this case the lines are drawn not by the hardware but mostly by the operating system.

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282 Comments

Manong Ben · 14 years ago

Andoid = Lag
iOS = Force close

hahahaha

dbron · 14 years ago

User experience? Been using iPhones for years and when I changed to SII last year, I suddenly noticed that my User experience in using an iPhone is very limited. If I don’t want to use the TouchWiz by Samsung, there are a lot of alternatives available for free download. I don’t use the default apps as well and that includes the TouchWiz. We can customize the OS even without rooting (jailbreak for iOS) the phone. I enjoy the fact that I can transfer any files from my phone to any computers, send any files via bluetooth even to blackberry, nokia etc. Plus, fully customizable interfaces, like changing the widgets’ size, changing the number of rows and columns for your homescreen, messaging, contacts, etc. Plus Notifications which of course iPhone recently adapted. To each is its own, it depends on how you’ll use your phone. If I want style and status symbol, I use my iPhone 4s, the same case goes for the iPhone 5. But for everyday use, I’ll choose the S3 or Note 2 once it is already available. To each is its own as the saying goes. Both iPhone5 and S3 are high-end devices and getting one or both is definely an experience that each owner will surely enjoy. What will be the use of S3 if all you do is calling and sending SMS without taking advantage of its big screen in playing HD games and videos. It all end up to what we do with our phone that defines its beauty.

John · 14 years ago

really? YUGA? hindi ilang beses na napatunayan na mas tumataga ang iPhone 5 pag dating sa battery? hindi naman sa MAH ang sukatan nyan. zzz

s3’s pentile screen is better than iphone 5’s? really?

the only thing na mas maganda sa s3 is yung storage kasi expandable.

IMO, mas maganda ang Android, pero di hamak na mas ok ang iPhone 5 pag dating sa hardware, mapa battery, processor or screen pa yan.

andre · 14 years ago

I don’t agree that S3 and iPhone 5 should be tied when it comes to the camera. The iPhone 5’s camera is superior. I have a friend who has both phones and the photos taken with the iPhone 5, especially under low light, are smoother and more well-defined.

wendell · 14 years ago

can you add nokia lumia in this?

NomerPacundo · 14 years ago

Useless review. AguyTech. Aguy aguy aguy.

wreek888 · 14 years ago

Price of Iphone 5 in HK. 16g, $649, 32g. $749, 64g $849

Yuja · 14 years ago

I still love samsung..maybe because i havent tried both. haha. im into the price. No matter what.

John Price · 14 years ago

Tie for the Camera and OS? YOU’VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME.

Samsung’s TouchWiz SUCKS btw. The reason why the S3 has a bigger battery capacity is because it’s a huge phone.

And S3 for the display? Come on! Try having that phone on your pocket. Yes, it’s kind of thin but it’s still huge. And seriously, do you really need a big display? What’s the big display for? Watching movies? Playing games? Well go get a tablet instead.

RedSimba · 14 years ago

Former iPhone user shifted to SIII. (still using the iPhone BTW – contacts are still on this phone)
Comparison between the two?
Usability goes to SIII.
Style for iPhone.

I just noticed, when I started using SIII then shift back to iPhone for calls or text, I got this feeling that iPhone is a mini-phone ^_^ But still cute though.

Matt · 14 years ago

With the same pricetag, I don’t know if anybody out there will pick S3 over Iphone5. It’s not about specs guys! iOS vs Android…come on guys! Android is not even close to Windows Phone! User experience is the key!

JP · 14 years ago

IP5 sucks! Go S3. haha

tensai · 14 years ago

kanya kanyang trip lang yan :) ang importante, nagagamit ng maayos at hindi pang display lang.. :P

Anonimi · 14 years ago

Wag naman kayo ganyan! mdaming nasasaktan na mga mahilig sa mansanas.. :D Hindi naman panget yung iPhone 5, medyo bagsak lang siya sa expectation natin kasi boring yung upgrade from 4s. In terms of hardware eh walang duda kung sino panalo. In term of OS eh depende sa user. Kapag wala ka alam sa customization eh more or less iOS ka. Kapag stability naman eh depende sa spec ng android phone mo. pag low end eh olats talaga sa iOS. I think its unfair to say that android is slow. it smoothness will depend on your handset, its unfair to compare if the specs of the android phone is higher or lower than the iPhone.

dbron · 14 years ago

Correct, the laggy droids are the ones having with a price tag of 20K and below or those having the older versions. As compared to iOS they’re older versions are way more stable to older versions of Android but not the ICS or Jellybean. iOS came first so they normally evolve first as well so obviously they’re way more stable than android until ICS and Jellybean came out. If you compare an iPhone with a price tag of $500 above vs an Android phone having $300 price tag, the iPhone might win but not all the time since some people will still vote for the price and the flexibility of using an Android (ie plugging it to any computer for transfer of music or video without needing an itunes or using a standard USB cable that you can find from most phones nowadays). But if you compare it with Android phones who are close enough to the price range of iPhones then the User experience when it comes to the smoothness of the interfaces and apps are the same. Just my 2 cents :)

rhk111 · 14 years ago

With Steve Jobs dead, Apple is just another mediocre company. This is evident with the iPhone 5, where the lack of innovation is very evident. Apple is now on a slow decline to oblivion …

don · 14 years ago

i would choose the S3 only if has iOS on it. Android sucks big time. Tried Android versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.0, 3.2, 4.0, 4.03, 4.04 and they are all slow, unstable, with collections of useless apps. iOS Also wins over security features.

also, s3’s large screen is not an advantage, its a personal preference. I have a HTC desire hd with 4.3inch screen, using it for almost 2yrs already and i found it too big. but i agree, early iphone’s 3.5inch screen is too small. smartphones should have at least 3.8inch with upper limit of 5.0inch. anything above 5inch is not comfortable to hold, and would be categorized as tablet.

Fanboy · 14 years ago

DONT SETTLE for CHEAP PLASTIC!!! This is why :)

nalla · 14 years ago

Well look closely…you’ll find out how biased it is….look how he dropped both phones

Jayvee · 14 years ago

What will design bring you if the material itself scuffs easily? S3 still for the win!

John · 14 years ago

This is review is of utter conjecture. Apple’s 1430 mAH battery > Samsung’s 2k+. And oh, the iPhone wins in the camera part. It has f2.4 aperture vs that plastic’s f2.6. The HTC One X eclipses them though.

Look at CNET’s review. Again, don’t settle for cheap plastic which may not even get the next version of Android on 2017 LOL. Whereas the iPhone 5 will still be useful.

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-6454_7-57519018/apple-iphone-5-vs-samsung-galaxy-s3-vs-htc-one-x-the-cameras/

John · 14 years ago

Ew. iPhone 5 all the way. But if I had to choose between the iPhone 5 and the HTC One X, I’d choose the One X. Don’t settle for cheap plastic. To each his own.

Arne · 14 years ago

Guys, relax… maka-react nmn kayo wagas.. basahin ng maayos yung article hanggang matapos…

tensai · 14 years ago

affected mga tao masyado eh haha in the end, it’s just a phone.. :P

CLickmaster · 14 years ago

Samsung S3, speed, stability, battery, value and user friendly. I saw awhile ago an iphone 5 at ATC mobile store with a price tag of 65K, makakabili na ako ng complete set ng I7 PC na may 23″ full hd monitor at may 32gb ram and 2tb hardisk sa kapresyo ng isang new model ng iphone5 na under power, non interchangeable battery, itune dependent na super mahal na overrated phone.

alalala · 14 years ago

S3 for stability and user friendly? Are you sure?? Have you ever used an iPhone to come up with that conclusion? iPhone’s are waaay more stable. S3 for speed? iPhone 5 is under powered? LOL, think again.. To see is to believe. basahin mo ito – http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/22/3371818/iphone-5-vs-galaxy-s3-gpu-benchmarks

What you saw in ATC is a grey market. Of course it would be more expensive. It’s not even released in our country! You can’t compare the price of a locally released product to a grey market.

Enya · 14 years ago

Hala sige bitbitin mo yang i7 PC mo sa mall or wherever and then take pics, mag fb, IG, tweet, text, call , mag-games & mag net! Tingnan ko lang kung di ka mangalay!

kim · 14 years ago

lol , tama si clickmaster, kung pang fb, tweet, taking pics lang naman use ng phone mo, then why buy a super expensive phone kung pang wifi lang naman silbi, haha kakatawa kayo, i’d rather buy project fiona than smart phones. pang text and call ko lang naman to eh

Grumphus · 14 years ago

Here is also a more accurate comparison of the iPhone 5 and Galaxy SIII displays.

http://www.displaymate.com/Smartphone_ShootOut_2.htm#Table

Don’t get me wrong, I still think the SIII is the better deal considering the insane price tag of the iPhone 5. I just think more things should be taken into considering when comparing things like the display.

camhi · 14 years ago

WoW!

you found a very neat comparison.

i think that somehow settles the technicality of comparing the screen and battery of the two awesome phones.

it would have been better if they also added a third brand rather than the iphone 4.

i say the screen is basically a PREFERENCE and should have not been used as part of the comparison. but nevertheless, the comparison made in the article beaten the S3 in more aspects.

then again, if you can afford both, they go!

since i got an S3, i’ll definitely now upgrade my iphone 4 to 5 maybe next year.

sakit sa bulsa ng S3 eh. hahaha.

cheers guys.

Wis · 14 years ago

same price range? i don’t think so….and nfc is not a minor feature…m not a fan of the s3 but clearly the iphone5 loses to the s3…

Nice Try · 14 years ago

Apple.

sweetscrazy · 14 years ago

you forgot to compare Android and iOS apps. As an app developer for both, I’d give Galaxy S3: 0 points and iPhone 5: 1 point, because the S3 has both ICS and JellyBean plus it’s much more difficult to develop for Android.

draigmeistr · 14 years ago

iOS pa din. mature OS.

Les · 14 years ago

in terms of build quality, it should be even…try dropping the iphone5 and the dents will be permanent

Kokoy · 14 years ago

Amateur review!

Gerard · 14 years ago

On my humble attempt to keep a neutral position, it would be nice to see a realistic test of the LTE performance on these devices. If there’s one single point that the iPhone 5 has over its predecessor to warrant an upgrade, I feel it would be the LTE capability.

At the same time, this is where Samsung and HTC has earlier patents, so pretty curious how well Apple handled it.

dudud · 14 years ago

I agree with everyone else here, it’s a poorly written review. BUT maybe yuga is only preventing a flame war. That’s why on his last paragraph, he said that it’s a personal choice on this case.

Here’s a benchmark of the iPhone 5 and S3. You can see that it’s not all about the specs. iPhone 5 wins on these tests.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/22/3371818/iphone-5-vs-galaxy-s3-gpu-benchmarks

tmcr7 · 14 years ago

Hindi mo ata nabasa yung pinost na link ni martinalmighty yung nauna sayo. Ito yung sabi doon sa post niya:

“A CNET iPhone 5 benchmark report stirred some controversy on Google Plus where xda-member Adam Outler called out the publication on Google+ for misrepresenting iPhone 5 tests:

CNET posted a bogus report on benchmarks. I had problems believing that a dual core from apple would be faster than every Android device so I decided to go to the source. Turns out the Galaxy S3 and the Nexus7 both score higher benchmarks than the iPhone 5.

You can see here for yourself. IPhone scores 1590, Galaxy S3 scores 1766. These are the benchmarks mentioned in the article below.
Android benchmarks: http://browser.primatelabs.com/android-benchmarks
iPhone benchmarks: http://browser.primatelabs.com/ios-benchmarks”

Paki-basa na lang po yung link niya para mas maliwanagan tayo.

Mike · 14 years ago

I agree with Nikko. This post is BS! What kind of comparison is this? sana tinable mo na lang tapos may check marks spec per spec… may pa point system ka pang nalalaman!

martinalmighty · 14 years ago

http://www.androidauthority.com/iphone-5-vs-galaxy-s3-benchmarking-which-one-is-better-117284/

Nikko · 14 years ago

What kind of review is this? Did you rush this or something? First off, just ’cause the screen is bigger, doesn’t mean it’s better. The iPhone 4, 4S, and 5 still has the best screen resolution on a smartphone at 362 pixels per inch (ppi). The iPhone 5’s screen is also tougher than the SIII (watch the drop test video, SIII’s screen cracked with the 2nd drop while the 5’s screen remained untouched even after the 4th drop). Performance-wise, iPhone 5 is the king and is even compared to the new iPad in terms of benchmark scores. The SIII is just bigger and has longer battery life. Nothing more. And Android is very unstable and does not give convenient updates like Apple does.

Mike M · 14 years ago

It’s an objective review. It’s basically a comparison of hardware of each phone. He never indicated it’s an “in depth” review. To quote what Abe specifically said in the 1st paragraph:

“But OS aside, we looked at both devices and pit their hardware features against each other.”

So as Abe is comparing “hardware” features, to reply to your first point, bigger IS better, hardware wise. PPI above 300 is barely noticeable. Re: Drop test, wtf dude, if Apple did include that as a “feature”, then it surely would’ve won. But it’s not.

Also, can you elaborate completely how unstable Android OS is? I have the 4S and the S3, and I can’t seem to find anything “unstable” about the Android OS. I have no qualms with the iOS either.

Basically to the guys who were quick to give off a negative reaction to this article…

…Read

Amado · 14 years ago

@mike…they read but failed to comprehend

Rein · 14 years ago

“First off, just â€™cause the screen is bigger, doesnâ€™t mean itâ€™s better.”

then tell me, why is it that the latest iPhone has bigger screen compared to the previous models??

dee · 14 years ago

Seriously? I think the point system here is a bit biased. Both cellphones are incomparable. Daanin nalang natin sa patibayan yan!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M5q5TRuAsY

Nikko · 14 years ago

Put more thought on your reviews. This is like a review made by a kid. Just ’cause the SIII has 4.8in screen it gets a point? And they don’t have the same pixel per inch. iPhone still has the best screen display at 362ppi. And its screen is tougher too (watch iPhone 5 VS Samsung Galaxy SIII Drop Test). 2 drops of SIII and the screen cracks. 4 drops of iPhone 5, screen is untouched. Also consider perf

Mr. Ernest · 14 years ago

not thorough, but very objective :) good job!

Francis C. · 14 years ago

Very objective? Hardly!

Edu · 14 years ago

Abe, I have some point I wouldn’t agree with you. How is it that the S3 got the point on the screen without giving a point to iP5? Is it just because of its bigger screen? Being bigger isn’t always a plus factor considering the usability and operability as a phone. I think it should be tie. Another is the battery, again the s3 has a bigger battery but how it fares when both phones put in operation? Have you checked how long both phone lasted during operation? Other than those… It’s a good comparison though :-)

E · 14 years ago

Since Abe is comparing the 2 phones, yes for me Samsung Galaxy S3 is the winner… But still Nokia Lumia 920!!!

iphonesucks · 14 years ago

“it doesn’t take a genius.”

RJCA · 14 years ago

Sir Yuga! Should I get the SIII or wait for the SIV or the Note 2? My iPhone 4 is in dire need of an upgrade so I’m not sure whether to wait or not.

deuts · 14 years ago

If you are to keep on waiting, I’d say you wait for the S IX. LOL Kidding aside, get whatever you want and stop yourself from salivating about the latest there is!

NeutralGuy · 14 years ago

Gotta agree with Deuts. This is smartphone we’re talking about. If you’re about to wait and wait, you’ll end up waiting forever.

The transition is fast and I suggest, you must consider a device that’s been future-proof.

Waiting for s4 would end you up getting it around june 2013.

Getting s3 now would end you up getting a not the highest end few months from now.

I suggest you better get Note 2 or Optimus G or the rumored HTC 5-incher device that has 1080p resolution. The three latter mentioned device would give you the highest end android device few months from now. And also, would be future-proof for up to two years.

But if you’re willing to wait, you better get the s4 :)

CarlBytes · 14 years ago

RJCA, sagutin ko tanong mo. If you want to get a bigger screen, go for S3. There is a big difference between iphone 4’s 3.5 inch vs S3’s 4.8″ screen.

If you want functionality of pen stylus and a good phone and almost tablet screen size, get a Note 2. Note 2 is big so it will not fit in your tight pocket.

In my own opinion, save your money and spend it once a “game changer” phone comes. iPhone 4 is a good smartphone so better to stick to it. I guess phones these days are not quite different since the original iPhone was released. Same touch screen interaction with improved camera and hardware speed.

Grumphus · 14 years ago

“The Galaxy S3 has a removable 2100mAh battery while the iPhone 5 has a non-removable 1440mAh battery.”

This is not a good way to compare the battery life considering that both operating systems are different as well as the screen size and processor. How efficient is the operating system? How does the processor affect the battery life? Actual tests need to be conducted before determining the winner in that area.

deuts · 14 years ago

You nailed it right! http://youtu.be/XdORocXrWf8

Bert · 14 years ago

I couldn’t believe this post came from one “expert” in tech. Don’t get me wrong, I like Yuga and I own an S3 but the comparison is plain stupid. Tech journalism fail.

tarush · 14 years ago

How is a 2,100 mAh battery better when it drains faster than the 1,440 mAh battery?

It’s no different than comparing a 2,500 mAh Akari AA rechargable battery to a 2,000 mAh Eneloop AA battery.

kaninlamig · 14 years ago

to sirs grumphus and tarush….well said..tumbok nyo ang battery ish. kaso ang big disappointment ko lang eh walang wireless charging sila. pero depende na talaga sa user yan.

Arne · 14 years ago

Maka-comment lang., dinatungan pa ng mga toh., basa basa din muna bago mag comment., meron pang “I own an S3 (bert)” na nalalaman., utak “isheep” naman…

arthur · 14 years ago

as i recall, the global version of the s3 sports the Exynos 4412 processor which doesn’t support LTE. on the other hand its the US version which runs on Snapdragon S4 + LTE support.

NETWORK s3(exynos)0 iphone5;1
s3(snapdragon)1 iphone5;1

Connectivity s3;NFC iphone5;0
Processor s3(exynos)1 iphone5;0
s3(snapdragon)1 iphone5;1

arthur · 14 years ago

connectivity NFC support s3;1 iphone5;0

but then again, if you’re really considering the “ultimate” android, consider the LG’s latest flagship(rumored to be named Nexus) Optimus G!

OptimusG for ORGASM!

NeutralGuy · 14 years ago

Optimus G is a no nexus device. It was launched few days ago in Seoul,SK.

@abe, should have considered the battery life, not the battery capacity. Not an apple fan here, but I’m always amaze on how Apple optimizes its battery with the system making it last longer even with a low mAh value.

jaggler · 14 years ago

Accept the facts that S3 is more advance in features compare to iphone5 which is just upgraded of iphone4s.

Edu · 14 years ago

Dude it’s not all about how many features and fancy specs the device is carrying. It’s all about performance and usability.

Ude · 14 years ago

How useful is IP5’s map BTW?

Edu · 14 years ago

@ude. I am talking about overall function and usability. Let me ask you this, can you name any other device that trumps the fluidity and functionality of the iPhone? Heck you can name a lot but I am sure it will just you own personal thought not a majority of people out there. You are asking me the usefulness of iPhone 5 maps? Just ask yourself, how often do you use it… If you don’t want apple maps in ios 6 it’s up to you, you can still use google maps througt their web app. It makes me think how uninformed you are when you ask me that question, that you look like you don’t know how to put the google map on ios

daniel · 14 years ago

S3 is the best among the two!
– much more superior specs
– removable battery
– microSD
– most popular mobile OS in the world
– more affordable
– much more possible uses(bluetooth, mass storage mode, widgets, launchers etc)

haha

androidsucks · 14 years ago

“Most popular mobile OS in the world.”???

Luuh!!

It’s like “Most unstable/cheap mobile OS in the universe.”

Nokia 3219 · 14 years ago

I hope that people would understand that nowadays, hardware doesnt necessarily translate to a more superior phone. That’s why there are benchmarks. Hardware is misleading sometimes. Like 8 megapixels on one phone does not mean it has the same photo quality with the another phone with the same mega pixel camera. I hope Yuga would put more thoughts on his posts.

Ram · 14 years ago

Abe, check your scoring on the second part (network). It’s either you missed giving a point to Samsung or you accidentally gave a point to Apple.

BOOM · 14 years ago

its a tie so both of them got a point

dyon · 14 years ago

possible to change galaxy 3 to galaxy s3 in title?

Monchee Yuson · 14 years ago

Add the HTC One X!

kupal · 14 years ago

Koooya! Gawa ka pu sareleng mong blag! Baket nman pu idadagdag ang WanX?? Bisaya ka dung??!!

Amado · 14 years ago

Here come the fanbois…

FinoyReturns · 14 years ago

^ here comes the Fooritah Avila y Vitter Occamfooohtah!

Edu · 14 years ago

And what’s the sense of your word eh? If you have something in mind that is related to the article other than trolling, then you may contribute to a healthy conversation…