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Samsung GALAXY S III 16GB
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| Light, slender body that packs great specs | | HD beautiful screen | | Battery life one of the best on the market. |
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| All plastic body | | No dedicated camera key | | No microSD card supplied |
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16
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Apple iPhone 5 64GB
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| Superb design | | Over 700,000 Apps | | Very speedy and responsive |
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| Expensive compared to similar phones in class | | No NFC chip for mobile payments | | Non removable battery |
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15
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Apple iPhone 5 32GB
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| Superb design | | Over 700,000 Apps | | Very speedy and responsive |
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| Expensive compared to similar phones in class | | No NFC chip for mobile payments | | Non removable battery |
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15
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Apple iPhone 5 16GB
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| Superb design | | Over 700,000 Apps | | Very speedy and responsive |
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| Expensive compared to similar phones in class | | No NFC chip for mobile payments | | Non removable battery |
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15
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Samsung GALAXY S II
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| Powered by Android™ | | 4.3" Super AMOLED Touch Screen | | 8MP Camera with HD Video Recording |
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| Short battery life | | Plastic exterior |
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15
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Samsung Galaxy Ace
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| Smooth, easy to navigate Android OS | | Compact, well designed handset | | Comes with two fun separate covers |
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| Takes good photos but bad video | | Colours of the screen quite dull, viewing angles difficult | | No flash support in browser |
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13
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Nokia Lumia 820
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| 4G compatible | | Wireless Charging | | Range of eye-catching colours |
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| Low 800x480 resolution | | Heavy handset weight | | Windows Marketplace limits application choice |
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11
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Samsung Galaxy Note
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| Amazing big, high definition screen | | Long battery life | | Great audio quality |
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| Too large to fit comfortably in a pocket | | All-plastic body | | No dedicated camera key |
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11
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Apple iPhone 4S 16GB
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| 16GB of storage | | 8-megapixel camera with flash | | HD Video Recording and Siri voice activation |
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| No major innovative inclusions over the 3G model | | Battery life not as good as first suggested | | Reception can be patchy |
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11
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Samsung GALAXY Note II
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| One of the fastest phones boasting a powerful Quad-Core Processer | | Seamless integration of smartphone and tablet features | | Supersized AMOLED display and accurate stylus offers a unique experience |
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| A little on the pricey side | | Camera quality falls short of current competitor's devices | | Steep learning curve with the stylus dependent interace |
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10
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Nokia Lumia 800
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| Beautiful design perfect for Windows Phone 7 OS | | Fluid, simple interface that is instinctively easy to use | | One of the best smartphone cameras to be found |
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| External speaker quieter than one would hope | | Heavy users may find battery insufficient | | Internet tethering not implemented |
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10
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HTC One SV
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| Offers superfast 4G access | | Great battery life | | 1.2Ghz dual core processor with 1GB of RAM |
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| Screen quality below standard | | Speed below average of the price range | | Expensive |
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5
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus
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| Powered by Android™ 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich | | Face unlock and voice recognition | | HD Video Recording |
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| Camera has many bells and whistles but no native HDR | | Android UI still lacks a certain friendliness |
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4
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Samsung GALAXY S III 4G
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| Compatible on both the Telstra and Optus 4G networks | | HD beautiful screen | | Battery life one of the best on the market. |
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| All plastic body | | No dedicated camera key | | No microSD card supplied |
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3
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Samsung GALAXY S III 4G 16GB
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| Fast 4G speeds on the Optus 4G network | | High Definition Super AMOLED screen | | Sleek design and comfortable grip |
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| All plastic body | | No dedicated camera key | | No microSD card supplied |
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1
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Nokia C5
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| Good value | | Easy to use | | Free real-time navigation |
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| No Wi-Fi | | Small screen | | Poor camera |
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1
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