It's not fair to compare the tech specs of the iPhone 4 to the SGS2 because it's pretty irrelevant. Tech specs don't mean a thing to user experience. It's how the software is utilising the hardware that is important. It's simply feeding firepower for iPhone 4 to win against non-SGS2 phones because frankly the iPhone browser has smoother scrolling than the HTC Sensation (or any non-SGS2 phone out there), period.

In the end of the day, all disputes whether a certain Android phone is better than the all mighty holy iPhone comes down to whether one prefers the Android ecosystem, or the iOS. It almost always never deviates from it.

There's no illusion to iOS. Hardware acceleration is the name of the game. SGS2 is the first Android to have done it beautifully.

Technically Android is open source. Anybody can take any part of Android's source code and incorporate it into anything they want, and are not required to make it open source either.

So, Apple stole, but was consented by Google.

Blame openness. Haha.

Thread's drifting to somewhere else. Someone pull it back fast.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Jun 28 2011, 04:52 PM