Samsung Galaxy Y vs Nokia C3

Reasons to consider the Galaxy Y 3.5G, Google Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
	Significantly faster wifi	802.11n (150 mbps)	vs	802.11g (54 mbps)	Higher bandwidth streaming at hotspots (around 3x faster)
					Higher bandwidth streaming at hotspots (around 3x faster)

	Significantly newer bluetooth support	3.0	vs	2.1	Typically faster data transfer and lower power consumption connecting to other bluetooth devices


	Faster max data speeds	HSDPA (7.2 mbps)	vs	EDGE (0.384 mbps)	Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (around 19x faster)


	Thinner	12 mm	vs	14 mm	Around 20% thinner
					Around 20% thinner

	Smaller	58x104x11 mm	vs	58x115x13 mm	More than 20% smaller
					More than 20% smaller

	Slightly larger screen	3.0"	vs	2.4"	Around 60% larger screen
					Around 60% larger screen

	Slightly lighter	98 g	vs	114 g	More than 10% lighter
					More than 10% lighter


Reasons to consider the C3 2.5G
	Has a full keyboard	QWERTY keyboard	vs	None	A physical keyboard is great for emailing and typing in general


	Significantly more standby time	20 days	vs	5 days	4x more standby time, less frequent charging
					4x more standby time, less frequent charging

	Higher PPI screen	166 PPI	vs	132 PPI	Around 30% crisper display of text, images and video
					Around 30% crisper display of text, images and video

	More talk time	7 hours	vs	6 hours	Around 20% more talk time per battery charge
					Around 20% more talk time per battery charge