Updated 19 May, 2013, 5:16 pm IST

HTC One X vs Samsung Galaxy S III...Fight!

16 Jun, 2012 | by Rossi Fernandes , Roydon Cerejo

After Samsung’s big announcement on May 31, the task of choosing a high-end Android phone just got tougher.

After Samsung’s big announcement on May 31, the task of choosing a high-end Android phone just got tougher. Today in the market, on one side we have the HTC One X – an exquisitely crafted handset that’s rugged and pretty at the same time, while on the other hand, we have the Samsung Galaxy S III – a phone that’s almost all screen with the most powerful processor in town and it can even schedule an appointment for you, by just telling it to. It’s a tough choice as they both have their share of pros and cons and choosing one over the other will purely depend on what you’re looking for in a phone. Rather than laying out the facts in the traditional way, we’ve put together a more visually appealing chart that we hope will help you make your buying decision a lot simpler.

Fight!

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