Which is better(iPhone se) or (galaxy z phlip)
Competition between the two companies
Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronic Co., Ltd. was the first of a series of ongoing lawsuits between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics regarding the design of smartphones and tablet computers; between them, the companies made more than half of smartphones sold worldwide as of July 2012. In the spring of 2011, Apple began litigating against Samsung in patent infringement suits, while Apple and Motorola Mobility were already engaged in a patent war on several fronts. Apple's multinational litigation over technology patents became known as part of the mobile device "smartphone patent wars": extensive litigation in fierce competition in the global market for consumer mobile communications.By August 2011, Apple and Samsung were litigating 19 ongoing cases in nine countries; by October, the legal disputes expanded to ten countries.By July 2012, the two companies were still embroiled in more than 50 lawsuits around the globe, with billions of dollars in damages claimed between them. While Apple won a ruling in its favor in the U.S., Samsung won rulings in South Korea, Japan, and the UK. On June 4, 2013, Samsung won a limited ban from the U.S. International Trade Commission on sales of certain Apple products after the commission found Apple had violated a Samsung patent, but this was vetoed by U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman.
Advantages and disadvantages
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip review: the crease of the show
Samsung is almost flawless with its new foldable flip smartphone, demonstrating the viability of this experimental design.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the best foldable smartphone we've tested to date. A conclusion that may seem a bit hasty when you consider that this segment is still very young and that there are only the Motorola Razr, the Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X (Mate XS) as competitors available. And yet, Samsung has done a pretty good job of designing the Galaxy Z Flip, creating a phone that is both fun to use and practical enough for everyday use. With the Z Flip, Samsung is proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that foldable phones have a purpose beyond mere experimental toys. An impressive feat for the second test of the South Korean brand, especially after the very complicated launch of the Galaxy Fold. We can only salute the responsiveness of the manufacturer for having so quickly corrected the shot.
We fell in love with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, especially the way the 6.7-inch glass screen stands on its own. But Samsung still has work to do. At 1509 euros, the Z Flip is extremely expensive given its specifications and out of reach for most consumers. Its foldable glass screen looks fragile and the phone is vulnerable to water and dust. The battery life is not huge and its 1.1 inch outside screen is ridiculously small. Most people should not rush to buy the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. Although they are good enough to be used in everyday life, foldable smartphones are still largely reserved for fans of the latest techno. The other flagships of the moment will offer you a more complete photo part, a much better autonomy and a waterproof design. That said, if you hesitate between this phone and the Motorola Razr, go for the Z Flip without hesitation. What we like about the Galaxy Z Flip A mobile easy to take in hand and to use immediately; Closed, it seems robust and compact; The screen remains open by itself from many angles; Foldable glass, a world first, makes it possible to minimize the dreaded fold; The quality of the camera is excellent on all three sensors; Its technical data works: Snapdragon 855 Plus, 256 GB of storage, fast charging and reverse wireless charging; Comes with a plastic case; Android 10 and Samsung One UI 2.
What we don't like about the Galaxy Z Flip The price ; Fingerprints that accumulate very quickly; The external screen too small to be useful; The somewhat disappointing autonomy; Many games and videos do not adapt perfectly to the dimensions of the 21.9: 9 screen, which results in black side bars; The fingerprint reader would be better placed on the lower half; It is vulnerable to exposure to water and dust; As it must first be unfolded, most operations are longer than with a conventional telephone. We have missed photos because of this.
We tested the iPhone SE, Apple's good compromise
At first glance, the iPhone SE, the latest addition to the apple brand, leaves something doubtful ... A strange mixture between the design of the iPhone 5s and the components of the iPhone 6s, all with a 4 inch screen. In fact, the target is clear: iPhone 4s, 5 or 5s owners, who have not yet renewed their phone and do not wish to switch to an iPhone 6s because of its larger size. A bet on the part of Apple which also makes it the least expensive iPhone ever built.
An already proven design. It is not the design of this iPhone SE that will surprise. And for good reason, it is a true copy of the iPhone 5S, except for the small SE logo under the iPhone brand on the back of the device. The buttons, speakers and connectors are located in the same place and the curves are the same. But whatever. There is no point in changing something that has worked. While many believe that the iPhone 5s is the most successful iPhone thanks to its design, Apple is updating something that has already worked. The brand takes the opportunity all the same to add a new color, the rose gold, already available on the iPhone 6S and the iPad Pro. On a daily basis, the telephone therefore remains pleasant to hold in hand thanks to its angular and rectilinear edges. Its weight of 113 grams also allows it to be forgotten in the pocket where it fits without any problem.
A level HD screen. With its 4-inch screen, the screen of the iPhone SE offers the same advantages and disadvantages as the iPhone 5s. Its resolution of 1136 x 640 pixels - almost HD - offers the same pixel density as on the iPhone 6s. In use, the screen is very pleasant, the texts are clear and the images precise. We note all the same the absence the absence of 3D Touch, the pressure detection system on the screen introduced with the iPhone 6s. Nothing to worry about, the functions provided by 3D Touch are not really essential. Beautiful photos. The processor, an Apple A9 chip, and the 12MPixel rear photo sensor are also the same as those of the iPhone 6s. With iOS 9.3, the iPhone SE is fluid and all the games tested on the machine run without any problems. Regarding photos, the pictures taken with the rear photo sensor are of good quality both outdoors with natural light, and indoors with artificial light. Clichés deteriorate, however, when night falls or the room is dark, with grain and blurred spaces on the images. The front camera is of lower quality than that of the iPhone 6s. With 1.2MPixels the photos are of a decent quality, but it is better to avoid zooming too much. We note however the presence of a flash produced by the screen, also present on the iPhone 6s. What about autonomy? This is one of the key points in the purchase of a smartphone: its autonomy. On this point, the iPhone SE is a good surprise. Even if it will take a little more time to make a final opinion on its exact autonomy, the iPhone SE exceeds the iPhone 6s. Used for a full day for the same uses, the iPhone SE still displayed 25% of battery at 8 p.m. when the iPhone 6s fell below 20%, to 15%. The iPhone SE therefore largely allows you to keep a full day away from a power outlet
Competition between the two companies
Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronic Co., Ltd. was the first of a series of ongoing lawsuits between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics regarding the design of smartphones and tablet computers; between them, the companies made more than half of smartphones sold worldwide as of July 2012. In the spring of 2011, Apple began litigating against Samsung in patent infringement suits, while Apple and Motorola Mobility were already engaged in a patent war on several fronts. Apple's multinational litigation over technology patents became known as part of the mobile device "smartphone patent wars": extensive litigation in fierce competition in the global market for consumer mobile communications.By August 2011, Apple and Samsung were litigating 19 ongoing cases in nine countries; by October, the legal disputes expanded to ten countries.By July 2012, the two companies were still embroiled in more than 50 lawsuits around the globe, with billions of dollars in damages claimed between them. While Apple won a ruling in its favor in the U.S., Samsung won rulings in South Korea, Japan, and the UK. On June 4, 2013, Samsung won a limited ban from the U.S. International Trade Commission on sales of certain Apple products after the commission found Apple had violated a Samsung patent, but this was vetoed by U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman.
Advantages and disadvantages
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip review: the crease of the show
Samsung is almost flawless with its new foldable flip smartphone, demonstrating the viability of this experimental design.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the best foldable smartphone we've tested to date. A conclusion that may seem a bit hasty when you consider that this segment is still very young and that there are only the Motorola Razr, the Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X (Mate XS) as competitors available. And yet, Samsung has done a pretty good job of designing the Galaxy Z Flip, creating a phone that is both fun to use and practical enough for everyday use. With the Z Flip, Samsung is proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that foldable phones have a purpose beyond mere experimental toys. An impressive feat for the second test of the South Korean brand, especially after the very complicated launch of the Galaxy Fold. We can only salute the responsiveness of the manufacturer for having so quickly corrected the shot.
We fell in love with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, especially the way the 6.7-inch glass screen stands on its own. But Samsung still has work to do. At 1509 euros, the Z Flip is extremely expensive given its specifications and out of reach for most consumers. Its foldable glass screen looks fragile and the phone is vulnerable to water and dust. The battery life is not huge and its 1.1 inch outside screen is ridiculously small. Most people should not rush to buy the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. Although they are good enough to be used in everyday life, foldable smartphones are still largely reserved for fans of the latest techno. The other flagships of the moment will offer you a more complete photo part, a much better autonomy and a waterproof design. That said, if you hesitate between this phone and the Motorola Razr, go for the Z Flip without hesitation. What we like about the Galaxy Z Flip A mobile easy to take in hand and to use immediately; Closed, it seems robust and compact; The screen remains open by itself from many angles; Foldable glass, a world first, makes it possible to minimize the dreaded fold; The quality of the camera is excellent on all three sensors; Its technical data works: Snapdragon 855 Plus, 256 GB of storage, fast charging and reverse wireless charging; Comes with a plastic case; Android 10 and Samsung One UI 2.
What we don't like about the Galaxy Z Flip The price ; Fingerprints that accumulate very quickly; The external screen too small to be useful; The somewhat disappointing autonomy; Many games and videos do not adapt perfectly to the dimensions of the 21.9: 9 screen, which results in black side bars; The fingerprint reader would be better placed on the lower half; It is vulnerable to exposure to water and dust; As it must first be unfolded, most operations are longer than with a conventional telephone. We have missed photos because of this.
We tested the iPhone SE, Apple's good compromise
At first glance, the iPhone SE, the latest addition to the apple brand, leaves something doubtful ... A strange mixture between the design of the iPhone 5s and the components of the iPhone 6s, all with a 4 inch screen. In fact, the target is clear: iPhone 4s, 5 or 5s owners, who have not yet renewed their phone and do not wish to switch to an iPhone 6s because of its larger size. A bet on the part of Apple which also makes it the least expensive iPhone ever built.
An already proven design. It is not the design of this iPhone SE that will surprise. And for good reason, it is a true copy of the iPhone 5S, except for the small SE logo under the iPhone brand on the back of the device. The buttons, speakers and connectors are located in the same place and the curves are the same. But whatever. There is no point in changing something that has worked. While many believe that the iPhone 5s is the most successful iPhone thanks to its design, Apple is updating something that has already worked. The brand takes the opportunity all the same to add a new color, the rose gold, already available on the iPhone 6S and the iPad Pro. On a daily basis, the telephone therefore remains pleasant to hold in hand thanks to its angular and rectilinear edges. Its weight of 113 grams also allows it to be forgotten in the pocket where it fits without any problem.
A level HD screen. With its 4-inch screen, the screen of the iPhone SE offers the same advantages and disadvantages as the iPhone 5s. Its resolution of 1136 x 640 pixels - almost HD - offers the same pixel density as on the iPhone 6s. In use, the screen is very pleasant, the texts are clear and the images precise. We note all the same the absence the absence of 3D Touch, the pressure detection system on the screen introduced with the iPhone 6s. Nothing to worry about, the functions provided by 3D Touch are not really essential. Beautiful photos. The processor, an Apple A9 chip, and the 12MPixel rear photo sensor are also the same as those of the iPhone 6s. With iOS 9.3, the iPhone SE is fluid and all the games tested on the machine run without any problems. Regarding photos, the pictures taken with the rear photo sensor are of good quality both outdoors with natural light, and indoors with artificial light. Clichés deteriorate, however, when night falls or the room is dark, with grain and blurred spaces on the images. The front camera is of lower quality than that of the iPhone 6s. With 1.2MPixels the photos are of a decent quality, but it is better to avoid zooming too much. We note however the presence of a flash produced by the screen, also present on the iPhone 6s. What about autonomy? This is one of the key points in the purchase of a smartphone: its autonomy. On this point, the iPhone SE is a good surprise. Even if it will take a little more time to make a final opinion on its exact autonomy, the iPhone SE exceeds the iPhone 6s. Used for a full day for the same uses, the iPhone SE still displayed 25% of battery at 8 p.m. when the iPhone 6s fell below 20%, to 15%. The iPhone SE therefore largely allows you to keep a full day away from a power outlet
