Party time for Android Users.......

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Samsung Galaxy S9+ defeats the so called iPhone X

Good news for Android users " It's Party time " , Let's celebrate with joy.... 

       Now you guys must be wondering why am I acting weird. The point is after so many years Android has somehow defeated the mighty iOS. Previously no android phone was a perfect match to iPhone in terms of speed . I mean the raw speed of the processor in terms of GPU, Clock speed and Chip set. 
     
      The New flagship from Samsung " Galaxy S9+ " just defeated the mighty " iPhone X " in terms of speed. Unfortunately the Samsung Galaxy S9+ won. You guys might be wondering how.

How did the Samsung Galaxy S9+ defeated the iPhone X

    Well the answer is not with the help of Snapdragon 845 but with its own chip set the Exynos 9810...
Previously the speed tests were conducted with the Samsung Galaxy S9+ (Snapdragon 845 ) vs iPhone X where in the Galaxy was 8-9 seconds behind . But this was for the first time in history that an Android phone was so close with the iPhone , not even the Fast Animation King One Plus 5T and my all time favorite Google Pixel 2XL could standby against Apple..

     With the help of the Exynos version the Samsung could claim that its the Fastest of them all..

Have a look at the Benchmark score of the both Snapdragon vs Exynos.







The iPhone X Benchmark are as follows.

 Image result for iphone x benchmark antutu


Image result for iphone x benchmark geekbench

So it's clear that on the paper the winner is iPhone X but in reality the true winner is Samsung Galaxy S9+...


Congrats Samsung Galaxy S9+ ...

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But don't worry Google fans Definitely the pixel 3 series would be the fastest of them all..
Next is the race between the OnePlus 6 vs Mi Mix 2S , Surely on paper they are very tough competitors.Let's wait and watch...

For further more clarification just watch the Video of the speed tests between the titans..
   
        

Thank you guys for reading my Blog... Stay Tuned for more updates..

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