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Whats better the HTC HD2 or Galaxy i9000 ?? 

Im thinking of buying another touch phone for my wife... need help between HD2 and i9000

Thanks 




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  #390715 12-Oct-2010 01:06
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CdTDroiD: Whats better the HTC HD2 or Galaxy i9000 ?? 

Im thinking of buying another touch phone for my wife... need help between HD2 and i9000

Thanks 


Hey Mate,

I have the HD2 and love it, and have played with the I9000 at work (Work for the Service Centre - 3 & vodafone in Perth), I would say if I was getting either phone for my wife I would go for the I9000

* It is a lighter phone than the HD2, (the Feel of it, maybe due to the plastic casing)
* Has Android, gives you the feel of iPhone feel but can be customised. Note that it will have Samsung UI.
* Awesome screen

Both are big phones... don't get me wrong I love the HD2 and it suits me but I think it is such a blokes phone.

Now the only Prob with Samsung phones are that they are $$ to get fixed screens cost a lot, get an ext warranty if you can.

Hope this helps.

PS I can't wait for the HTC Desire HD (Its the HD2 with a better screen, Android - No Samsung UI to interfer, 8MP Camera with 720P Video, 1.5GB internal storage with 768 RAM... phew...).

 

 
 
 
 

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  #390717 12-Oct-2010 01:29
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If you like the look of the HD2 (it's nice, I have one) then I'd suggest holding off until Windows Phone 7 handsets are available here (likely next week).




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