Smartphone obession

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Anyone here have more than 1 smartphone, I have a iphone 4 and Galaxy S2?

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My problem is I find it hard to make my mind up and I decided ok I go for both ios and android and see which one wins.

People think I am crazy, but I do not possess a NT mind.

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Yes I did a lot of research on forum and youtube, but I still kept banging my head against the wall so I decided the only way to solve it was to have the iphone 4 and galaxy s2.

I did have a look at the windows phone especially the nokia lumia 800, but I am not that mad to have 3 phones.

I think apple have it in the bag for easy use and its ipod music system, Samsung is great too, I think it is great for those who want more flexibility. So both on par I think.

The good thing about the I-Phone is that it shoots high definition video.

The iphone 4 only does 720p, iphone 4s 1080p Galaxy S2 1080p

I am waiting to see what the iphone 5 has to offer, I love having both phones.

1080p is not high definition because it only captures 30 frames a second. Only 720p captured at 60 frames per second is true high definition video.

High frame rate is different from high definition.

Digital cinema has a frame rate of 24fps, but is still high definition (no motion compression is used).

I have an iPhone 4, BlackBerry Bold, and a few old Nokias (never use those though). I used to have loads more but I sold most of 'em.

24 frames per second is a slide show not a movie. But people like that old fashioned hand crank look.

Yeah I see the logic there androbot, I would of thought the same, but according to the industry 1080p is true hd, even sky tv is not true hd as it is 1080i, I am going to set up a youtube account and video using my iphone 4 and galaxy s2.

I will like to share it on here when I am done if you guys are ok about it.

1080p at 24 frames per second fails to meet the International Telephone and Telegraph standards for high definition which require that any high definition format must have greater temporal resolution than standard definition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1080p#Broa ... _standards

Interlace 1080i (Which is really 540i) and 1080p at 24 frames per second were obsolete standards that were grandfathered in by the International Telecommunications Union but these formats never met the original ITU specifications for high definition which require higher temporal resolution. The grandfathering of these obsolete 1080i and 1090p formats was a horrible mistake because these formats would raise their ugly head and declare themselves as full high definition.

Hey, all I know is that my iPhone 4 has good quality video. That's all anyone really cares about. I honestly could not care less about it being true 1080p, no one's gonna be shooting a Hollywood movie on it.