[citation][nom]getreal[/nom]1. Isn't using a stolen OS.2. Isn't made by Samsung3. Designed by an American company4. Not made entirely of plastic5. The App storeEnough said.[/citation]
1. Didn't Apple borrow from Xerox PARC all those years ago?
2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elKxgsrJFhw
3. Not built in the US.
4. Plastic can actually be quite strong. In any case, I'll refer you back to 2.
5. Fine, but Android Market/Google Play isn't exactly a bad place.
I'll be a little more objective than you;
6. Apple phones generally have better battery life than the Android equivalent
7. Refined user experience which, until Windows Phone 7.5, was still the benchmark
8. The SGX543MP2 is still the strongest phone GPU
9. Siri
10. Pixel density
11. Screen brightness
12. Some might say 4"+ is too big for a phone
Now, let's throw some back:
1. Android phones have screens up to 4.8"; Apple is still pedalling 3.5". I'd rather have a larger screen when viewing media and the internet.
2. Even large Android phones can weigh less and be thinner than the iPhone; the 4S should've been more adventurous. The SIII is much larger and still a little lighter, though the 4S features more glass as well as steel.
3. The iPhone glass is renowned for being prone to damage from drops. I'd be disappointed if the SIII didn't perform as well as the previous models in this category.
4. Antenna-gate, brief that it was; I never had issues with my old Galaxy S
5. Flash; hate it all you want, but there's a lot of web content out there that I'm missing on my Lumia 800 and simply won't be available for iPhone users
6. Samsung doesn't appear to shout and scream when they release a white model.
7. SAMOLED.
8. You can add microSD cards to most Samsung phones, including the SIII.
9. In the case of the SIII, Smart Stay.
10. I liked Iris.
It's best to be objective about such things instead of appearing to be a troll.