galaxy S II Epic 4G or EVO 3D  

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So.... which one? I've been leaning toward the Evo 3D for a while, but my coworker just got the SII and it looks potentially just as good or better.

I'm looking for speed and ability to multitask well in a phone. Battery life is probably another one (which I think the S II does better?).

If it helps, I don't care about 3D.

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i love love love my EVO (non 3d, running CM7 of course!) and i plan on getting another HTC phone in a year or so when i can upgrade on the cheap.

right now i think speedwise the Samsung GS2 is one of the best if not the best Android phone on the market.

i just don't like samsung phones from the past ones i've used.

if i had to get a phone tomorrow it would be the Samsung GS2. but if i'm able to wait then i'd rather get a phone that feels solid in my hand, and from past experiences HTC is solid. (and if i can wait they will have a phone better than the Samsung SG2)

btw i've never broken a phone in my life. but i've had Samsungs stop working. as in the touchscreen or certain buttons.

even though i back HTC i would get the Samsung over the EVO 3D anyday.

S2 for sure...

wow. what a crazy icon.

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So.... which one? I've been leaning toward the Evo 3D for a while, but my coworker just got the SII and it looks potentially just as good or better.

I'm looking for speed and ability to multitask well in a phone. Battery life is probably another one (which I think the S II does better?).

If it helps, I don't care about 3D.

I'm a EVO person but Even I will admit I would love to get the Epic 4G Touch or the Nexus Prime.

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