In reply to josh.

Hi Josh, keep an eye on your junk mail. You should be getting emails when people reply. To keep things fair, and not become another lemming in the "I'm right, and you're wrong" PC vs. Mac war, the iPhones have unique screen tech. Better in many ways, for instance, it tends to win at brightness, the pixel count resolution is higher than most. The Galaxy S II (2) has a Super AMOLED Plus but from what I've seen the pixel count on the iPhone 4s is actually higher. Rumor has it AMOLED is the future of screen tech, and if Apple is really innovative they will continue on their own unique lcd version providing superiority. My bet is they will not do that. They will adopt a version of AMOLED and that probably as soon as the iPhone 5. The contrast ratios for the AMOLED technology is unbeatable without some real practical know-how, which Apple could demonstrate by getting their LCD tech to match. I just doubt it will happen. The only mystery is whether they will try to market it as an "advancement" or just swap it out hoping nobody notices. The area of screen tech is clearly one that Samsung is drawing battle lines over. Hence the "Super AMOLED Plus" ... which was preceded by the "Super AMOLED" and before that of course just the "AMOLED". Nowadays these guys will brand even the most ridiculously insignificant design modification.

Anyway, still must thumbs up the screen tech for their pixel count and brightness. It's an interesting metric to monitor for actual invention.