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iPhone 3GS vs iPhone 4 For Augmented Reality

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   Laura, on July 17, 2010 at 11:24 am said:

   Great article! How about an article clearly laying out the pros and cons of iPhone vs. Android? I can glean bits here and there, but I’d love to see it all in one place.
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   darkflame, on July 17, 2010 at 2:03 pm said:

   Thing is you cant really do that comparison, as Android is an OS and not any specific phone.
   Certainly a benchmark of phones compass’s would be nice.
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   Laura, on July 17, 2010 at 2:16 pm said:

   Good point. How about the HTC Droid Incredible, which is being touted as the best device on the Android platform right now. A comparison of that and the iPhone 4 would be helpful.
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   thomaskcarpenter, on July 18, 2010 at 7:04 am said:

   @laura – I’ll see what I can do this week on it. Won’t be able to do a video comparison like this nice person did on the above video since I don’t have an HTC Droid Incredible, but maybe someone else has out there.
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   Laura, on July 18, 2010 at 7:22 am said:

   Thomas, that would be great, even without a video presentation! I just bought my first smartphone (the Incredible), and it was one of the most agonizing decisions of my life. I want to have the best device possible for AR (recognizing that “best” will probably change on a daily basis), and it was really hard to find relevant, clearly laid-out info on the Droid – not like what you’ve done here for the iPhone. Of course, the carrier ended up playing the ultimate role in my decision. For a variety of reasons, it just didn’t make sense to leave Verizon. I’d still like to see the side-by-side comparison by someone far more knowledgeable than I, though, so anything you can do would be wonderful!
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   darkflame, on July 18, 2010 at 11:30 am said:

   Well, I’ve been very happy with my HTC Legend, despite the fact it was outdated within a week of getting it ;)

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