Samsung vs Sony vs HTC smartphone

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The discussion centers on comparing three smartphones: Samsung i8262 Core, Sony Xperia M, and HTC Desire 500 Dual SIM. The HTC Desire 500 is favored for its specifications, suggesting it may be the best choice among the three. The conversation highlights the shift in brand dominance over the years, noting that HTC was once a leading brand comparable to Mercedes, while Samsung has emerged as the current leader in electronics, similar to Sony's past prominence.

Sep 28, 2013

Elliptic

Which one of these smartphones is the best?

Samsung i8262 Core vs Sony Xperia M vs HTC Desire 500 Dual SIM

I looked all specifications and i think HTC is first choice.

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All I know is that HTC used to be the Mercedes like 6-7 years ago and then dropped hard. Samsung is the king of electronics now. Kinda like where Sony was 15 years ago.

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