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 | Faster max data speeds | HSDPA (21.1 mbps) | vs | HSDPA (7.2 mbps) | Higher theoretical max data transfer speeds over cell networks (around 3x faster) | ||
 | Faster processor | Unknown, 1300 MHz | vs | Cortex Hummingbird, 1000 MHz | More powerful processor, snappier and more responsive (30% faster) | ||
 | Slightly larger screen | 4.5"" | vs | 4.0"" | More than 20% larger screen | ||
 | Slightly higher resolution screen | 960x540 | vs | 800x480 | Around 40% higher resolution screen | ||
 | Slightly thinner | 9 mm | vs | 10 mm | Around 10% thinner | ||
 | Slightly higher PPI screen | 244 PPI | vs | 232 PPI | Around 10% crisper display of text, images and video | ||
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 | OLED screen | Super AMOLED | vs | LCD | The Galaxy S has a OLED screen, which are generally brighter and more vivid | ||
 | Integrated compass | Yes | vs | No | Map and navigation apps know which direction you're facing even when you're standing still | ||
 | Built-in FM radio | Yes | vs | No | Listen to your music and news from your favorite radio stations wherever you are | ||
 | Significantly more standby time | 31.2 days | vs | 15.2 days | More than 2x more standby time, less frequent charging | ||
 | Slightly more talk time | 13.4 hours | vs | 10 hours | More than 30% more talk time per battery charge | ||
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