Good prices! Make sure they are unlocked and test them out before you buy them, never know if its locked + sealed and they might pretend its factory unlocked

And you're meeting up with him or is this online?

meet up here in the Phil.
he has 7 units 32gb black and 7 units 32gb white today and i just waiting for the feedbacks of the buyers before we meet tomorrow for the 16gb variant w/c he'll have 10 units white on hand tomorrow.

Nice, good luck with it! It's a good deal

i havent got the iP4s. online seller may be a phony but still hoping to get it within a few more days.

iPhone is less tech savvy to use imo. (compared with android). Why not switch it up a bit. Since you have lg, go try iphone and tell us how you like it compared to your lg.

Wen is the iphone5 expected release?

Some people say October, but that's all based off what Foxconn employees have said.

Galaxy S3 is expected sometime in Q2 2012 (now until July).

To the OP, I've glanced through this thread and will add just one point. If you upload reports onto the forum via your phone, stick to android. The iOS and the mobile safari browser for some reason cannot upload pics to the forum. Someone correct me of I am wrong as I have tried and failed even with other browsers on my iPhone, Mozilla Firefox, iCap etc. the browser will not recognise the grey button to access your camera roll and on screen it is semi-transparent an cannot be pushed.

For this reason I am switching back to android as I for one cannot upload reports frommy work pc (corporate firewall prevents access to 141) not from my home (family andkids).

Samsung S3 will be unveiled on thursday May 3.

http://www.thenextgalaxy.com/

I dont know if I can wait for the iphone 5.

The problem with Samsung is that it depreciates too fast compared to the iPhones becoz of not so good resale value.
Here in the Phil, the old 2nd hand iP4 still sells much higher at 18 - 20k pesos than the 2nd hand Galaxy S2 w/c ranges from 15-17k pesos.

I dont really think about resales. Usually I just keep my phones or give them away.

very excited about the Next GALAXY to be launcehd in London this May 3.
i hope aside from the upgraded features, Samsung can come up with a more classy and elegant design consist of some metal.

Nothing flashy with the s3.
It is actually more feminine with the rounded corners and light colors, all thanks to Apple.
It also comes with a Voice controll function much like the Siri.
I am actually a bit sad that there isnt any phone that is superior to the others like the S2 was a year ago.
People are already selling their 4s on the second hand market so I dont want to feel stupid and get an iphone now.
Any other tips?

Many are waiting for the iP5 if there will be surprises from Apple to atleast match the features of the S3 and the HTC one X.
I'm also disappointed with the design of the S3. It looks like a feminine sanitary napkin.

I've been using an Android since my Iphone 4 broke. Currently using the Galaxy S II and a Galaxy S before that. The other day I played with my friend's iPhone 4S and I must say it felt very smooth... much more that the S2. The scrolling, the menus, the apps all felt more fluid that the android. I haven't seen the S3 yet, although the reviews rave about it... and no news about the iPhone 5 yet. I may switch to a S3 and then sell it for a iPhone 5...

I guess the iPhone will be launched sometime in July or August.
I would suggest that you go for iPhone 5. It is way more user friendly and fund to use. And of course, the app store. You can almost do anything with your iPhone.
For more information on when the apple product will be launched, visit- http://buyersguide.macrumors.com/
Great website about apple rumors.
Hope this helps.

Yes, iPhone looks a lot nicer but then there is Itunes.
I hate converting movies and not being able to upload or download music on any computer is just stupid.

I'm curious and excited to check out the features of the S3 if ever it's already available in the market.
Over 9 million pre orders so far and i'm sure it will have much more advertisements during the summer olympics in London this July.

I personally have used Galaxy s1, s2, iPhone 4s and I will be buying a s3 this Thursday at Three HK. I'll post my opinion based on a slight bias against Apple.

1. iPhone revolves around other apple products, iCloud, iTunes and Macbooks comes to mind. You will not be able to escape the horror or beauty of iTunes and Apple ID if you choose an iPhone. When I purchased an iPhone 4s, I immediately updated it to the newest firmware, 5.1 I believe? I found out later that to jailbreak it, I mustn't update the firmware and there were no way for my to jailbreak the phone. That meant I had to enter my Apple ID password for every app I install and download, including the Games app. It frustrated me to no ends. U also noticed that the phone was difficult to navigate with only 1 button and an on-screen back button on the top right corner. That meant a lot of finger movements while on an android, a thumb would do the job generally. After 6 weeks I sold the iPhone 4s to Sin Tat, losing a couple of hundred dollars. Overall I couldn't master a phone with 1 button.

2. Samsung Galaxy s2 is, as a few others users said, a bit more complex. I would slightly agree. When you buy the phone you ought to know a fair bit of computer stuff, like updating the phone to the newest firmware and customizing your widgets and apps such as an app to check your internet traffic or a shortcut app to instantly turn on 3g/disable. To jailbreak an android phone is to "root" it, granting you super access to tweak your phone like.... disabling camera shutter sounds etc. I've read the s3 reviews and I will be bearing high expectations, it's monitor is .1 inch larger than the HTC's newest smartphone, running the Android OS as well.

Conclusion. It doesn't really matter whether a phone is powerful or not, in regards to how many processors or whatnot. The most important thing I believe, is loyalty. If you like Apple products, no amount of shitposting will defer your bias towards Steve Jobs. Apple is a control freak, your sim card is a "mini sim card", you can't use your iPhone sim card on another phone so if you were traveling to Macau and needed to switch your sim to a different phone for a paid simcard there, tough luck. You are also unable to buy an extra battery for your iPhone because you can't dismantle it. Which means you have to buy a USB travel charger or a battery pack, making the phone as big and heavy as a Samsung Galaxy s2/s3.

Android on the other hand... I personally bricked my S2 because I was messing around with buggy firmwares, so I needed a new phone. If you use an Andriod phone, you only need a Gmail account which will remember your app market (Google Play) information automatically, which triumphs against Apple in this regard, without the need to enter your password every 2 seconds. You can buy an extra battery and carry it in your pocket and there's none of that garbage about the mini-sim card.

I would recommend you to buy an iPhone if you like Macbooks, iPods and use iTunes. Buy an Android if you use a PC, prefer flexibility and are decent with computers (decent as in being able to google a question and follow instructions in tweaking your phone).

But remember, once you pick a side, you'll pretty much be stuck with it forever. You'll be caught up with the Apple vs Android debates at work and at bars.

dont think itll be comming out for a few more months at least