Comparing iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3, and iPhone 4S on Data Speed

The test was conducted within the AT&T LTE network. The compared performance of the 3 phones in their data speed was indicated below, so you may have an idea if how efficient these phones regarding data processing.

	iPhone 5	Galaxy S3	iPhone 4S
Test 1 download	11.92 Mbps	8.77 Mbps	1.02 Mbps
Test 1 upload	10.87	13.93	1
Test 2 download	7.17	10.58	1.76
Test 2 upload	2.88	9.36	0.96
Test 3 download	10.05	7.3	1.78
Test 3 upload	8.58	15.7	0.87
Test 4 download	10.48	9.95	1.96
Test 4 upload	7.59	14.35	0.84
Test 5 download	9.27	7.75	2.03
Test 5 upload	7.44	14.39	0.88
Average download	9.78	8.87	1.71
Average upload	7.47	13.55	0.91

What is in Samsung Galaxy Stellar

The handset's 4.8-inch height and 2.5-inch width, but the 0.47-inch depth is thicker than the slim high-end phones in the Samsung family. Still, a half-inch thickness is within the realm of normalcy, though it feels as hefty as it looks at 4.7 ounces.
The Galaxy Stellar strongly resembles the Droid Razr Charge, also for Verizon. A little smaller, it nevertheless has the same glossy black plastic body, similar port placements, and, most distinctively, a slightly peaked chin.

Advantage: Verizon's free Samsung Galaxy Stellar has 4G LTE, a nice screen, a fast processor, and very good battery life.

Unfavorable: The Galaxy Stellar's flashless camera takes poorer indoor shots, and call quality could use some work.

Offers: A pretty solid entry-level Android 4.0 handset on its own, the Samsung Galaxy Stellar gets a huge bump in value from the $0 price tag.

The T-Mobile Concord

The advantage: The T-Mobile ZTE Concord is an inexpensive prepaid device with an attractive design, decent call quality, and respectable 3G speeds.

Unfavorable: The Concord's photo quality is poor, it has a slow processor, and it runs on the dated Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

What it offers: The T-Mobile Concord's midrange specs won't turn any heads, but it's a reliable, stylish, and inexpensive handset that doesn't require a contract.

The Windows Phone 8S by HTC

Features

Boldly colored design. This smartphone stands out in the crowd. Starting with its “color-dipped” accents for an eye-catching, playful look, followed by the sleek form from the cool, clean Live Tiles.

High-performing battery. An optimized battery that lasts as long as you, coupled with powerful performance from a 1GHz dual-core processor. Plus, you get 7GB on SkyDrive—for free!

Studio-quality sound and entertainment. Truly feel your music with Beats Audio™ built-in. You get deeper base, crisper vocals and detailed high notes on music, games, movies and videos.

High-performing battery.
Stay connected while charging your phone less than other phones—thanks to the 1GHz dual-core processor for powerful performance and an optimized battery. Plus, never be without your content again—photos, documents and more are easily accessible on your free 7GB SkyDrive account.

The SAMSUNG Galaxy Rush

The Samsung Galaxy Rush is a sleek and affordable Android 4.0 smartphone that has a 3.5-inch touchscreen, 3MP rear camera and 1.3MP front-facing camera, which allows for face-to-face chatting and the ease of sharing pictures and videos.

Features of the Samsung Galaxy Rush include:
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system
3.5-inch touchscreen display
3MP camera with flash and video camera
1.3MP front-facing camera
Wi-Fi® and GPS enabled
1GHz processor
Stereo Bluetooth® capable
Services: Boost Zone, Mobile ID and Google Mobile Apps

The TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router

Advantage: The TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router (TL-WR702N) is really small, affordable, and flexible, and will provide good performance.

Unfavorable: The TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router doesn't work as a router out of the box, which potentially could make it hard to access its Web interface. The router doesn't support IPv6.

What it offers: Tiny and affordable, the TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router makes a great companion for mobile users.