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Samsang Galaxy S3 THIS YEAR FLAGSHIP DEVICE FROM SAMSUNG!!!.
The new Galaxy S3 has now been released!. Samsung has put in Ice Cream Sandwich, with TouchWiz 5 inside the Galaxy S3 it has a 1.4 GHz quad core proccesor and a 4.8 inch screen, with a 720 x 1280 pixel display. The back camera has a 8 megapixel 1080p with a front facing camera. You also get a large 2100mAh battery that not only can you swap out for a spare when needed but also in the future you may be able to get extended batteries that last longer on a single charge. While the SIM slot may look large, like the iPhone 4S and HTC One X, it actually houses a microSIM. One counterpoint to the removable battery is that you can't hot-swap SIM cards like on the One X. Also under here, to the left of the battery, are two gold contacts. These are for a future wireless charging backplate and dock that will allow you to simply place your phone on its dock to charge it, without the need to plug in. Its technology we first saw built into a phone on the Palm Pre, and we think it's downright brilliant. Sadly the required accessories are delayed for several months. The Galaxy S3 is such a large and thin phone, it could succumb to being crushed. Particularly we're thinking in comparison to the iPhone 4S and its tough steel sides here. That phone can take a right squishing and squashing when in a pocket whereas we'd be a little more wary of cracking this phone's screen if crouching down or some such. Then again, this could equally apply to many other large, thin phones and we pretty sure you'd have to be rather unlucky for it to actually happen. The smooth glass face with its tapered edges, the tidy silver plastic trim (real metal would again have been nice) and single central home button combine to create a tidy, premium look and feel. The screen is also Gorilla Glass 2 so should be very scratch and impact resistant.

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The HTC One X FLAGSHIP DEVICE FOR 2012!.
As you can see the One X was also published at the home page, this was becuase the One X has a fabulous design. It has a 4.7 inchHD display with a 1280 by 720 pixels,gorrila glass, also has a 1.5 GHz ,Tegra 3 processor, Snapdragon. The One X also has Beats Technology built inside, so whenever you play music it will activate Beats Technology and that will give you the best sound quailty that you could possibly hear. The One X comes with urbeats headphones included, with a USB sync and charge cable and also a adaptor in the box. Also, they provided you with a pin tool for getting the mircosim card slot out, which a basically like the Iphone design. The One X also has a 8 megapixel 1080p shooter with a front facing 1.3 megapixel camera, with HTC IMAGESENSE which you can never miss a shot of any moves that your friend or you make. With the camera you can also shoot photos while you record videos, the has no delay of unfocus and you will enjoy all your time shooting camera shots. HTC also has recently redesigned the phone, as you may know that the One X only has 3 touch button, Back, Home, and the Muti Tasking button. HTC One X also has Sense 4.0 in the box with Ice Cream Sandwich, the Sense 4.0 is similar to the HTC Sense 3.6 but a slightly different change. It also has a 32 GB of storage with 1GB of RAM, the only down side is, it has no Mirco SD card, slot which is bit of a complaint, but the weight of One X is completely awesome, with a 130 grams included with the 1800mah power battery and all the other compartment of the phone.

HTC One S
The HTC One S has a pretty similiar specifications as the HTC One X, the One S has a 1.5 GHz dual core Krait CPU, Adreno 225 GPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260A chipset, with a 4.3 16M-color capacitive Super AMOLED touchscreen of qHD resolution (540 x 960 pixels); Gorilla glass. The HTC One S also comes with Android 4.0 ( Ice Cream Sandwich) with HTC Sense 4.0 in the box, with a 16GB of storage and 1GB of RAM. It also has a 8 MP shooter with HTC IMAGESENSE at 30 frames per second, with LED flash. The HTC One S is the middle child of the One family but it just might be the brightest and best looking too. Inside the slender metal case is a treasure chest of new technology - the brains behind the beauty in this piece of smartphone alchemy.HTC use not one but two advanced processes to create the metal shell of the One S. The micro arc oxidation uses 10,000V of electricity to turn the aluminum surface into ceramic, which is said to be five times stronger than aerospace aluminum or stainless steel. That creates the black finish of the phone. The second option is a more traditional anodized aluminum, but with a twist - it has a unique, subtle gradient from medium to dark grey. Whichever bodywork you choose, the 7.8mm of thickness is even throughout - no cheating with bumps on the back. The HTC One S feels startlingly thin in the hand. There was no compromise with the internals either - the two Krait cores in the new Snapdragon S4 chipset promise much more power than the old Scorpion cores. Early benchmarks show it could even rival a quad Cortex-A9 CPU. Going by specs alone, HTC have created a true wonder phone with the One S. Here are the pros and cons, if you can take your eyes off the pictures.

HTC One V
The HTC One V has a 1 GHz processor, Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 chipset , the One V also has a mirco SD card slot which most people like about this phone, it also has a 5 MP autofocus camera with single LED flash; face detection, geotagging, HDR mode, image auto-upload with 720p video recording @ 30fps, slo-mo videos (2x at WVGA), simultaneous HD video and still image capture. The One series is the fresh new lineup of smartphones that helped HTC take the spotlight early in 2012. While the One S and One X are flexing muscle at each other as a way to stay sharp for the invasion of the other predators with multi-core processors and high resolution screens, the One V aims at a less violent market segment - and it's priced accordingly. While we wouldn't go as far as to call it a budget phone, it's a familiar package - and a lot friendlier - less powerful, but hopefully not underpowered. Not nearly as impressively equipped as its bigger siblings, the One V looks no less stylish - a good start is half the job done in the smartphone midrange. If you know your HTC phones, the resemblance between the One V and the HTC Legend (and, in turn, the Hero) will not go unnoticed. The trademark "chin" makes a strong comeback. Then, as now, HTC are targeting an audience that seek a phone, which makes a statement more than anything else, and with a slim 9.2mm profile and streamlined design, the One V does just that. The down side is, that the phone storage is not much of a space compared to the HTC One X, with only 1GB of storage for user and the rest are for the phone, and has no front facing camera.

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HTC One XL
The One XL comes with Ice Cream Sandwich ( Android 4.0 ) with HTC Sense 4.0 and a Beats headphone or urbeats earphones in the box, it also has a Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait with Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon chipset and a Adreno 225 GPU. The One XL also has a free 32GB of storage use, with 1GB of RAM, the One XL has the same MP as the HTC One X, which is a 8 MP 1080p with HTC IMAGESENSE, @ 30 frames per second and a simultaneous HD video and image recording, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, also a 1.3 MP front facing camera at 720p, the weight is 129g which is basically the same weight as the HTC One X. The HTC One XL looks almost identical to the HTC One X but has one major difference: the XL is a 4G smartphone and is therefore capable of the fastest mobile data speeds. The One XL delivers seriously impressive 4G speeds provided you regularly use your phone in a Telstra 4G coverage area.