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iPhone 3G S vs Palm Pre vs HTC Touch Pro 2


Three of the newest phones, each with a different OS , each from a different company. If you are about to upgrade your phone and you are having trouble making a choice the following specification comparison may help.
Some phones are expensive, some lack basic features, some are incapable of performing background tasks. The phones below each have their own specific pros and cons that you should research before committing to a purchase. When choosing a phone it depends on what you want to use it for. There are may other considerations such as software capabilities, ease of use , form factor and your own level of technical knowledge that you should take into account. The comparison below is just a straight specs guide to the three of the newest releases.
At the time of writing this up we have received a review for only one of the phones below. Feel free to send us a review for one of the others if you own it.
As always check out our listing for each item to find the issues and problems other consumers have reported. We encourage users to comment, vote, and submit their own issues via our forms. If any of the specs below are inaccurate please contact us so we can amend this article.
| FEATURE | iPhone 3G S![]() |
Palm Pre![]() |
HTC Touch Pro 2
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Size
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115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm
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100.53 x 59.57 x 16.95 mm
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116.8 x 58.4 x 17.8 mm
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Screen
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88.9 mm
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79 mm
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91 mm
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Resolution
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480 x 320
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480 × 320
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800 × 480
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CPU |
600 MHZ***
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600 Mhz
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528 MHz
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Ram |
256MB***
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256 MB |
288 MB |
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Storage |
16GB or 32GB internal flash drive |
8 GB internal |
microSD™ memory card supports up to 32GB
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USB |
No |
Yes |
Yes
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3.5 mm jack |
Yes
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Yes
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No
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Input |
Multi-Touch Touchscreen |
Touchscreen and
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Touchscreen and |
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Camera |
3 megapixel |
3 megapixel |
Main camera: 3.2 megapixel
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Video Recording |
VGA video recording |
No
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VGA video recording |
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Wi-Fi |
Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) |
Wi-Fi (802.11b/g)
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Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) |
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Tethering |
Yes
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Yes |
Yes |
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GPS
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Bluetooth |
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and A2DP
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Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and A2DP |
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and A2DP |
| Sensors |
Accelerometer
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Accelerometer |
Accelerometer (G-Sensor) |
* At the time of writing Apple hasn't yet released this information. It is conspicuously missing from the official technical specifications page.However T-mobile (Netherlands distributor) give these specs for the RAM and CPU on their site
Still not sure ?
There is also a good review on our site for the HTC Touch Pro 2 .
If you prefer the i-Phone but don't think the new upgrade is compelling enough to lock yourself into a contract this article shows what i-Phone 3GS Functions you can get on the older models
Want to comment on a specific device? The info box below has the links to each phones issues and problems listing.
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Fri, 12/06/2009 - 10:00
#2
Not really it depends on what you will use it for and how.
Some people like me just like the design and ease of use that Apple offers.
Windows Mobile makes the Touch Pro a no go for me and I think the Pre is ugly.
We don't all need the same thing.
Thu, 11/06/2009 - 16:50
#3
Playing catch up.
The iphone is way over hyped the specs here are ok and the UI is good. I would grab one if it didn't seem like Steve Jobs was personaly telling me what I am allowed to do with it. They restrict features easily implemented in software and then release them later as upgrades. Can the iphone send or receive files by bluetooth yet?
Tue, 16/06/2009 - 11:13
#4
Most complaints have been fixed
In the new verson most of the feature complaints like cut'n paste have been fixed or added.
Bluetooth can pair with stereo headsets, and other devices. I don't think they have opened up the stack to allow file transfers though.
Fri, 12/06/2009 - 11:30
#5
The hardware is starting to get very good
In a few years the idea of a mobile phone that only makes calls will start to become obsolete. We will be carrying the equivalent of a fully functional pc in our pockets. The specs of the above phones are all better than the computer I owned only a few years ago, cheaper too.
Fri, 09/10/2009 - 07:21
#6
Thanks for the interesting
Thanks for the interesting review mate. It was really useful for me to see the comparison between those three giants of mobile marketplace. I think I would definitely stick with my old iPhone rather then buy one of those two another phones. Maybe I have to try Touch Pro because my friend told me that it is cool. Anyway thanks for the great review one more time. I will be looking forward to another great posts from you!
Sincerely,
Brad Pollington from iphone application development






HTC Touch Pro 2 is the clear winner better OS, better hardware more apps and more freedom.
I can do without the smug tax apple adds to its products