One thing that makes the iPhone so popular is the vast array of accessories you can buy for it: bumper cases, docking ports, car accessories and even a toy gun which you can slot the iPhone into to play games with.
The Galaxy Ace has been one of Samsung's most popular smartphones in recent years, offering a smaller, streamlined version of its top Android Galaxy phones and one of its most popular mobile phone deals. It has also been one of the main devices sitting in the docks, accused by Apple of being a rip off of its iPhone range (along with the Galaxy S and Galaxy S2). Samsung is now launching a sequel to this phone, the Galaxy Ace Plus, which is once again receiving accusations of copying from Apple and its hordes of loyal followers.
I found this video on Google+ today that compared the Apple iPhone 4s to the Samsung Galaxy S II in terms of durability. A company called SquareTrade that sells iPhones and Android handsets decided to drop each handset from the waist and shoulder height and than facedown. Well from looking at the video the iPhone 4S doesn't handle being dropped on the concrete to well, having a cracked shell to a cracked screen. While the Samsung Galaxy S II casing was slightly damaged and the screen was unphased by each of the drops. Now, since the Samsung Galaxy S II's screen is made using Gorilla Glass which is a extremely scratch resistant. While the iPhone 4S screen is not made of this material, which would explain, the handset screen breaking when being dropped face down.
If you love to watch HBO shows on your TV you now will be able to watch them on the go.
HBO Go allows current HBO subscribers to watch HBO's show, documentaries and movies on their computer for free. According to a tweet on Direct TV twitter page starting May 2nd HBO GO consumers will be able to watch HBO's content on their Android, iPad and iPhone. At the moment no details have been announced on the service. But as more information becomes available I will let all of you know.