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Smartphone Wars: Palm Pre versus iPhone versus BlackBerry Storm 2 versus HTC Hero and the winner is...(2)



By Charles Smith
16 October 2009 @ 07:48 pm BST

And, last but not the least, HTC Hero comes with a 5-megapixel camera that takes worse pictures than the 3-megapixel cameraphones we have seen. True, the phone is able to take videos, but the quality is so poor that it renders this feature useless.

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1.
16 Oct 2009, 22:46 BST

wrong your facts are off htc hero has more than 256MB of storage go look it up again to few of buttons?? the iphone has one.
2.
17 Oct 2009, 01:23 BST

The Palm Pre is sluggish like the Hero. Takes 5sec to open a note!
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18 Oct 2009, 14:42 BST

The palm pre is without a doubt the best!
4.
22 Oct 2009, 21:49 BST

All great phones. My favourite at the moment is the Palm Pre. Quick, responsive, multitasking; we are spoiled!! :))
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23 Oct 2009, 15:50 BST

All good in terms of review; however it seems to ignore the fact that all of these devices are marketed as 'phones'. If we are going to dismiss the B'Berry straight away for being heavy, should the Iphone not automatically be dismissed for the poor quality of its phone function? Quite honestly it is very poor, and the battery lasts about a second.
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8 Dec 2009, 18:21 BST

Most of these facts about the Hero are untrue or unfair. How can a 5 megapixel camera take worse quality pictures than a 3 megapixel one. Impossible. This review seems to have been written by an iPhone fanboy. Also, the iPhone has 4 buttons, not one. It has the home button, lock button, volume rocker and the silent ring button.

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