Three Amigos - a SmartPhone Shoot-out

I cannot make up my mind which of my three smartphone I like the best, they are all great devices, but with different strengths and weaknesses. So I decided to bring back this old blog to life by give my humble opinion about which smartphone is best from a couple of different aspects:

• The hip factor - which phone will make people most excited
• My mobile office - helping me @ work
• My mobile sparring partner - simplifying and enhancing my sport

I will also ask for you opinion, everybody has their own right reasons for liking/disliking things!

Here is a warm-up before we take a look at our contenders: 

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