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For the past several months, the Samsung Galaxy S II has held the performance crown of the smartphone world, reportedly beating the performance benchmarks of every phone in the world. HTC has had an answer for a few months, but has kept quite shy about it until recently. Their answer comes in the form of the HTC Sensation, which is looking to be an incredible device, with specs very similar to the Galaxy S II. Does it have it what it takes to dethrone the almighty Samsung Galaxy SII? Read on to find out more. Display: The HTC Sensation 4G features a 4.3-inch qHD display with 540 x 960 pixel resolution on an S-LCD capacitive touchscreen. While the resolution is high, and the colors are quite good, it simply does not compare to the incredible vibrancy, rich contrast, and general ‘wow factor’ of the Samsung Galaxy S2’s 480 x 800 pixel Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen. While the Galaxy S II’s display may be a lower resolution, there simply is no denying that it is the better display of the two, and arguably the best display on a mobile device in the world. Winner: Galaxy S II Physical Size: The HTC Sensation has dimensions of 126.1 x 65.4 x 11.3 mm and weighs in at a (relatively svelte) 148 g. Still, it would seem like the Sensation needs to go on a big diet to stand in the same crowd as the incredibly light Samsung Galaxy S2, which has dimensions of 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 mm, weighing in at an amazingly low 116 g. Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II Custom UI and Input Thankfully, both devices are going to receive the same quality Gorilla Glass display tech, and so will be incredibly hard to scratch. The HTC Sensation’s display is multi-touch capable, and of course, has an accelerometer sensor on board for UI auto-rotate, a proximity sensor for auto turn-off,a gyro sensor and HTC Sense v3.0 UI. The Samsung Galaxy S2 features a Gorilla Glass display, TouchWiz 4.0 UI, multi-touch input method, accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate, touch-sensitive controls, proximity sensor for auto turn-off and Swype text input. It really boils down to user preference here, as some (maybe most) prefer HTC’s Sense UI, which has arguably become one of the best looking, and easiest to use on any Android device. Still, we have to say that we are impressed with the improvements that Samsung has made to its TouchWiz 4.0 UI. Really, it’s all up to you, boss. Winner: You 3G/4G Connectivity The HTC Sensation 4G will have support for HSDPA 14.4 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76 Mbps. Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy S2 supports a higher standard of HSDPA 21 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76 Mbps. Memory: The HTC Sensation has 768 MB RAM and a 1 GB internal ROM (and potentially a 4GB variant, too) with support for microSD’s up to 32GB, with an 8 GB microSD included in the box. However, the Samsung Galaxy S II takes the show here, with a whopping 16 GB or 32 GB storage on board, 1 GB RAM and microSD up to 32 GB supported. It’s in the details people! Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II WLAN/Bluetooth/USB: The HTC Sensation 4G has a very comprehensive connectivity suite, with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot support (if carriers allow it), along with Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP and microUSB version 2.0 (MHL). On the other hand the Samsung Galaxy S2 has Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot support along with Bluetooth version 3.0+HS and microUSB version 2.0 (MHL). Winner: Tie – both are remarkably well equipped and future proofed as much as possible. Camera: The HTC Sensation has an 8-megapixel 3264×2448 pixels camera with autofocus, and a dual-LED flash for good night shots on the go. Further to this, it includes geo-tagging functionality, touch-focus (always a plus), image stabilization, face detection and instant capture features. The camera can capture videos 1080p at 30fps and has stereo sound recording feature and comes along with a secondary VGA camera. The Samsung Galaxy S2 has, much like the HTC Sensation, an 8-megapixel 3264×2448 pixels camera with autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging, touch focus, face and smile detection and image stabilization features. It too can capture videos 1080p at 30fps and has a 2-megapixel secondary camera, which is of a higher resolution than the HTC Sensation. In our tests, we found that both cameras were excellent, and better than any of the others currently on the market. However, upon closer inspection in Photoshop. we did notice an interesting trend. The Samsung Galaxy S II’s camera is excellent at capturing greater dynamic range, and does a better job filling out the spectrum, so to speak. Still, the HTC Sensation has a dual LED flash, which could potentially make a difference for difficult to capture night time shots, so we have to rule this one as a very close tie, with the edge going to the Samsung Galaxy S II for its superior front facing camera. Winner: Tie Operating System: Both smartphones, as the most powerful flagships of 2011, will have the latest Android OS version 2.3 Gingerbread on board, so it’s a tie. Winner: Tie Processor: Preliminary benchmarks are showing us that the Samsung Galaxy S II is currently the most powerful superphone on the market with it’s dual 1.2Ghz SoC / Mali 400MP GPU combination. The Samsung Galaxy S2 was the clear leader in terms of CPU speed until the HTC Sensation 4G came along, and it’s looking to be the case still. The Galaxy S2 has dual-core 1.2GHz ARM Cortex-A9 with a Mail-400MP GPU, Orion chipset processor, while HTC Sensation 4G has 1.2 GHz dual-core Adreno 220 GPU, Qualcomm MSM 8260 Snapdragon processor. Make no mistake folks – both of these devices are a huge leap over the flagship Android phones of last year, and will blow you away with their performance. Additionlly, the Samsung Galaxy S II is said to be quite easily rooted, and HTC has a great reputation in this regard too. We are confident that once these devices go on sale, and the development and modding communities have access to them, that their performance will only improve, which really is so much to look forward to! Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II Battery: HTC has developed a bit of a (negative) reputation on the battery side of things, and it’s not entirely their fault. 4G networks, like Verizon’s for example, are notoriously hard on battery life. HTC has always kept a strong commitment to producing cutting edge tech, and debuted one of the first 4G phones, the HTC Thunderbolt a few months back. Nevertheless, comparing the HTC Sensation to the Galaxy S II is a bit of a toss up. The battery found in HTC Sensation 4G is Li-Ion 1520 mAh battery, whereas Galaxy S II features a Li-Ion 1650 mAh battery. So basically, the Samsung Galaxy S II has a larger battery, and the power saving features of the Super AMOLED display, whereas the HTC Sensation has a smaller battery, and a (more) power hungry Super LCD 4.3 inch display to power. HTC has publicly stated that the Sensation 4G will have a stand by time of up to 350 hours, and talk time of up to 8 h 20 min. Samsung has been a bit more ambitious with the Galaxy S II, and has rated their premium iPhone killer to have a rated talk time of 9 hours with up to 576 hours of standby time. In our experience with the Galaxy S II, we found, that with moderate usage of GPS, web browsing, checking emails, and taking a good number of photos and videos per day allowed us to have nearly two full days without a charge, which certainly raises the bar for Smartphones. Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II Other Things to Note: Their are obviously features common to both handsets, as they are identically equipped with Android 2.3 Both will obviously have support for SMS threaded view, MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, HTML browser, Stereo FM radio with RDS, A-GPS support, Java MIDP emulator, SNS integration, digital compass, Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Google Talk, TV-out via MHL A/V link, Picasa integration, organizer, voice memo-dial-commands and predictive text input. Wow, that’s a lot of stuff. Seeing that both have Android 2.3.3 on board, both will also be able to take advantage of their front facing cameras, and Google Talk, due to the recent implementation of video chat in Android. Another good thing to know about the Samsung Galaxy S2 is that it will have active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic, NFC support, MP4/DivX/XviD/WMV/H.264/H.263 player, MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player, image editor, viewer, and documents editor. The extra features found in HTC Sensation are MP3/AAC+/WAV/WMA player, XviD/MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV player and document viewer. Also, the Samsung Galaxy S II can play MKV files natively, at 1080p, and then stream them to any DLNA equipped HDTV. Very impressive! Release Dates: The latest news is suggesting that the Samsung Galaxy S II will be rolling out sometime around late may, and available on Verizon’s 4G network. The HTC Sensation is expected to arrive shortly thereafter, and be through T-Mobile sometime in June, in the US. Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II First off, I want to premise this by saying that I absolutely adore both superphones. The HTC Sensation is the most powerful phone ever made by HTC, next to the EVO 3D, and is truly a sight to see and use. Both phones have amazing cameras, massive, jaw-dropping displays, tons of power under the hood, and have a lot of great future features like DLNA, MHL (Mobile High Link Interface, HDMI charging, via future HDTV’s), and represent the best of the best in virtually every area that matters. Although it’s a matter of choice, we have to say that both overlays are impressive. Still, we can’t help but love the beauty of HTC’s Sense UI, as it really is the best. Certainly though, Samsung is no slouch in this area, and its TouchWiz 4.0 is quite good as well, just not as “pretty”. Either way, we’re all about having the best of the best, and at this stage in the game, it simply doesn’t get any better than the he Samsung Galaxy S II. With its Super AMOLED 4.27 inch display, 116 gram weight, 84 millimeter thinness, excellent battery life, ability to play native MKV’s uncompressed, and arguably (slightly) better camera, it simply comes out on top. Ultimately though, it’s all about the display. This is a display that, if you have never witnessed, will literally make you look down on every other phone in shame. Be sure to check out the videos below, and if you are interested in incredibly powerful superphones, check out our other Superphone Standoff: The Samsung Galaxy SII vs the HTC EVO 3D! We’ve also taken the liberty of comparing this year’s most powerful, most amazing Android phones in our totally up-to-date and comprehensive Superphone Comparison [Spreadsheet!] Here is a video of Samsung Galaxy S2:
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Trend dvojezgrenih pametnih telefona nastavlja se najnovijim Samsungovim pripadnikom. Samsung Galaxy S II našao se u ponudi T-Mobilea, a mi smo imali prilike isprobati ga iz prve ruke Upravo kao što je početkom svibnja i najavljeno, Samsung Galaxy S II stigao je u Hrvatsku. Ovaj pametni telefon doista je impresivnih mogućnosti koje su na uobičajeni Samsugnov način smještene u elegantno pakiranje. Iskreno, ne znamo odakle bismo počeli - od izuzetno elegantnog kućišta, dvojezgrenog procesora koji pokreće Android u verziji 2.3 sa Samsungovim TouchWiz sučeljem ili od izuzetno kvalitetnog Super AMOLED Plus 4,3-inčnog zaslona. Dizajn Samsung Galaxy S II doista je kompaktan, a točne dimenzije uređaja iznose 125,3x66,1x8,5 milimetara; teži 116 grama. Usprkos tome, Samsung je u Galaxy S II upakirao 4,3-inčni zaslon koji prekriva gotovo cijelu prednju stranu uređaja. S desne strane smjestila se tipka za paljenje, odnosno gašenje uređaja, s lijeve tipke za stišavanje, odnosno pojačavanje glasnoće, s gornje utor za slušalice, s donje microUSB utor, dok je stražnja rezervirana za kameru od osam megapiksela s LED bljeskalicom. Kućište Samsunga Galaxy S II u potpunosti je plastično, no to samo doprinosi njegovoj eleganciji. Ugrađeni Super AMOLED Plus zaslon, dijagonale 4,3 inča s povećanim brojem sub-piksela, doista nudi najkvalitetniji prikaz zaslona koji možete zamisliti. Ako već moramo uspoređivati, Samsung Galaxy S II uspješno konkurira odličnom Retina zaslonu iPhonea 4, no slobodno možemo reći da je od njega kvalitetniji na suncu. Ugrađenog hardvera ne bi se posramila ni neka računala Dobro, ne govorimo o današnjim računalnim standardima, no ponegdje se još uvijek svakodnevno koriste računala koja imaju sporije procesore ili manje radne memorije. Samsung Galaxy S II pokreće dvojezgreni procesor ARM Cortex-A9 radnog takta 1 GHz, grafički pokretač Mali-400MP uz Samsungov čipset Orion. Sve zajedno nudi diosta ugodno iskustvo korištenja i nismo naišli ni na jedan segment uređaja koji nam je odavao dojam ‘kašljucanja’ ili zastajkivanja. Jednako tako Android u verziji 2.3.3 ugodno se uklopio u sve navedeno. Dosadašnji vlasnici Samsungovih Androida navikli su na poznato TouchWiz sučelje, a koje je sada dobilo i neke dodatne mogućnosti. Redizajnirani su određeni njegovi dijelovi, poput zaključanog zaslona te widgeta, a sve zajedno doprinosi odličnom ukupnom dojmu Samsunga Galaxy S II. Pridodamo li svemu kameru od osam megapiksela s mogućnošću snimanja Full HD videozapisa i podršku za HDMI (Samsung Galaxy S II nema pripadajući utor nego koristi microUSB - HDMI adapter) ovaj Galaxy S II definitivno se pretpostavlja kao prvi izbor zaljubljenika u segment pametnih telefona. Samsung Galaxy S II definitivno predstavlja vrh ponude uređaja na Androidu i njegovom nabavkom zasigurno nećete pogriješiti. Ovaj uređaj moguće je nabaviti ekskluzivno u ponudi T-Mobilea, i to po cijenama od 1.498 kuna naviše SPECIFIKACIJE: Samsung Galaxy S II Dimenzije: 125,3x66,1x8,5 mm Masa: 116 grama Zaslon: Super AMOLED Plus, 480 x 800 piksela, 4,3 inča Podatkovni prostor: 16/32 GB, proširivo memorijskim karticama formata microSD Kamera: 8 MP, 3.264x2.448 piksela, autofokus, LED bljeskalica; videosnimanje 1.080 p Dodatna kamera: dva megapiksela OS: Android 2.3 Procesor: Dual-core 1,2GHz ARM Cortex-A9, Mali-400MP GPU, Orion čipset Cijena: od 1.498 kuna Ustupio: T-Mobile - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom