Choosing a new smartphone is a very difficult process especially when you have to choose between an I-Phone 5 and a Sumsung Galaxy S3 which have many differences.At first, the differences between the Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5 user interfaces are quite stark. It’s hard to argue against Apple bgecause iOS is simple, easy to use, and full of fun animations. With the Galaxy S3, Samsung is trying really hard to make Android a more consistent and beautiful experience, but its attempts feel contrived and, at times, misguided. Secondly, abou the screen quality, the S3 might be the best implementation of AMOLED we’ve seen yet, retaining the deep blacks possible with OLED because each pixel is lit up separately, so black pixels have no backlight behind them at all. However, according to in-depth tests, I-Phone's 5 screen is better calibrated and gets brighter. Though OLED may be the future of displays, Apple’s good old LCD takes the crown right now. Finally, about designing and construction, 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, that is a durable type of plastic, on 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. 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. The only conclusion that can be drawn is that an I-Phone 5 is the best choice instead of a Sumsung Galaxy S3.
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