Samsung W GT-i8150 1.4 GHz Scorpion processor, Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon
Is Overclock like SGA. But it's good phone comes with TouchWiz 4.0 like SGSII

Please use the phone recommendation thread. Your question will get greater response from there instead create another thread.

Please make Android Forum Section to be clean and neat. Duplicate threads will cause a confusion when some users are having trouble to look at main threads.

Use this URL and ask recommendation at there. Many users will gladly assist you.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1991032

And lastly, close this thread before any flame wars likely to happen. TQ

Allow me to correct you few stuffs

Nexus S has better camera as a 5MP but not as so good as Arc because the colours seems wash out, only the video camera is that bad because it don't shoot 720p. IMO, the camera in my Nexus S takes better pictures than my Moto Atrix.

DO NOT TAKE NUMBER OF MEGAPIXELS TO JUDGE CAMERA PERFORMANCE.

Nexus S already tasted pure ICS, Arc still need to wait for Sony to layout their timescape UI before launch.

Screen wise, bigger screen higher battery consumption due to display time. (I'm not apple fan so don't think I'm using 3.5 inch phones, Nexus S user)

Processor wise, nothing to said because both are quite good somehow. Numbers isn't gonna show how fluid is the UI, an extra 400MHz doesn't give any difference when comes to multi-tasking/browsing and etc.

As for ICS, do you want pure google or timescape?

Since when Qualcomm and Enynos are having same GPU? One is Adreno and another one is PowerVR.
Nexus phones aren't high end droids, these driods are for developers.
What is the point having more extra processor speed and drain extra juice while you won't need an extra 400Mhz to run basic applications? Unless you are in heavy multitasking. Think about it, since this is recommendation thread I gonna end this here and not gonna bring this to another level.

P.S. If you concern about camera quality, pick Arc if you are a person who likes vanilla android, stability, snappiness comes along, first to up-to-date. Pick Nexus, end of story.

This post has been edited by droid13579: Jan 6 2012, 12:03 AM