Sprint shows how Samsung Instinct defeats Apple iPhone

May 23 2008, 10:05am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sprint is ramping up the marketing for the Samsung Instinct they introduced in early April. Sprint will launch the Samsung Instinct in June. Most likely the Instinct launch will coincide with the Apple 3G iPhone launch.

Sprint published several little videos comparing the Samsung Instinct with the Apple iPhone on the Now is Good site. The Instinct wins of course every time in web page loading speed, Live TV, GPS, shooting video, and downloading music.
Of course these tests will look better for the iPhone once it is 3G enabled.
See the Web page loading comparison video below.

More videos of the Instinct versus iPhone can be seen here.

The Samsung Instinct features a 3.1 inch touch screen (240x432px resolution) with localized tactile feedback called haptics, which allow the virtual QWERTY keypad and other operations to become a sensory experience. The new Samsung device also offers a Voice to Action button providing many functions using voice activation including call, text, picture messaging, traffic, movie, sports, news and search. More details about the Samsung Instinct.

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