S3 Contre Iphone 5

Introduction : Can everyone see? Well, good morning ladies and gentleman. Thank you for coming. Before we start, i'd like to introduice myself. My name is Loic billaud and i'm a stundent at the cnam. I'm here today to talk about the battle betwen The iphone 5 and Samsung galaxy S3   I'm going to look at 5 Main areas  in order to avoid an equality between these two products. First, i'll talk about The design and the conception Then , it will be the feel after that, we will take a look at the screen quality Later, i'll talk about connecting accesories and filnally, the app stores.   My presentation will take arond 10 minutes. if you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them at the end of my talk.   Design and construction   Crafting a beautiful, pocketable, durable phone isn’t easy, and Apple still knows how to do it better than anyone. The iPhone 5 doesn’t change much from the iPhone 4, but it remains the best-looking phone on the market today, and the best built. Apple has improved the scratch and shatter resistance of its glass, and used more aluminum in the frame, making the iPhone 5 much more durable than its predecessors and Samsung’s polycarbonate Galaxy S3.   The iPhone 5 is also suspiciously lightweight for the materials it uses, weighing only 112 grams, less than the S3′s 133 gram weight. This could be due to the thinness of Apple’s phone, which matches the Droid Razr’s impressive 7.6mm depth, but without any camera bump. The S3 is also an impressive 8.6mm thick. For reference, the iPhone 4 and 4S were about 9.3mm thick, which set a benchmark for its time.   Drop and shatter tests seem to be unanimously coming out in favor of the iPhone 5. Even after painful five- or six-foot drops, most iPhone 5 units have only minor dings in the aluminum frame. They somehow escape screen shattering far longer than the S3, despite Samsung’s inclusion of Gorilla Glass, which is known for its durability.   Winner: iPhone 5   Feel   Though it’s difficult to argue that Apple’s phone is built better than Samsung’s, when it comes to comfort, the Galaxy S3 puts up a strong fight. Samsung has been tweaking the size, shape, and button layouts of its phones several times a year for several years now. The Galaxy S3 is a result of consumer migration toward phones with larger screens. Despite being significantly wider and longer than the iPhone 5, the S3 is more comfortable to hold and use due to its button placement. By placing the power and volume buttons on the sides toward the middle of the phone, users can more naturally press both buttons, interact with the screen, and reach the Home, Back, and Menu buttons on the device. The iPhone 5 is still a comfortable device, but Apple has not adjusted the placement of its power button to match the fact that it is now a longer  phone.   Winner: Galaxy S3 Screen quality   The iPhone 5 and Galaxy S3 light up an age-old  debate over which screen technologies offer the best picture quality. Since the introduction of the ‘Retina’  display in the iPhone 4, other smartphone manufacturers have been scrambling to create screens that can match Apple’s impressive  screens quality, Though i really love the screen of my s3,. According to in-depth tests performed by DisplayMate, it’s better calibrated and gets brighter. We can’t argue.Apple’s good old LCD takes the crown today.   Winner: iPhone 5   Charging / Connecting Accessories

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