Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant 4G vs. HTC Pyramid?

I was going to get the new Galaxy S coming out this month, but then I saw that Tmobile has the HTC pyramid coming out later this year. Should I cave in and buy the new animated or will the Pyramid be a much better phone?
I have the 3G Animated and I haven’t had any problems with it. Everything has worked really fantastic.

Answer by The Phone geek
Stay away form anything Samsung
few reasons
Animated owners delt with bugs and a non working GPS for about 8 months after they said they would have it flat
its all plastic
instead of supporting its current projects-they are re releasing a animated but with 4g access

Answer by ?
the galaxy s 4g is a beast. its gonna be the fastest phone out. though samsung is coming out with the infuse for at&t soon and that phone is gonna kill everything. With a 4.5 inch screen and super amoled+ screen and more speed than anything ever heard of. personally im gonna get the galaxy s 4g when it comes out because thats gonna be the best phone tmobile has and will hold its own for a while at least in anticipation of your 2 year upgrade comes around.

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The day I met Hrithik Roshan


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It’s not everyday you see an Indian walking around Cairo… and it’s also not everyday you see a well-known Bollywood film star walking around Cairo. But now, I saw both.

Now let me preface by saying that I’m not a die-hard Bollywood fan by any stretch of the imagination — for a huge part of my life I found all things Bollywood very annoying. But I get star struck very easily, and come on. It’s Hrithik Roshan. Second to doubtless only Shahrukh Khan! Or Amitabh Bachan (which, by the way, to Egyptians is any Indian person. I’ve stopped together with how many times I’ve been told here that I look like him… wow).

So Kiran was in the UAE for Eid break, Abu Dhabi for the first half and Dubai for the second half. She was coming back now and I was picking her up from the airport. Her plane back to Cairo from Dubai was set to land at 6:40 p.m. via EgyptAir. And it did, on the dot. But everywhere was I? Wandering around in the other terminal (Terminal 1) for fun.

Kiran texts me, "Just landed." So I quickly head over to Terminal 3, not realizing that she still has to go through customs/passport stuff. But boy am I glad I left and rushed when I did.

Why? Because as I sat down in the front seat of the free airport shuttle, estimate who came waltzing in? Well I don’t know. But she was tall, had super straight hair, was wearing nice clothes and had these nice shades on. She was certainly not Egyptian. I have Indian girl radar (which still works here in Egypt everywhere most girls could pass for either Pakistani or Indian) so I knew immediately she was a foreigner. And it was only confirmed when I saw the man behind her. A very set alight-brown eye-colored Indian man with a hat and the face of a prince (or of a Mughal emperor… the third to be precise… ahem — haha).

I knew nearly immediately, my heart told me, this man… this man was well-known. He looked straight into my eyes when he walked onto the bus. I got chills. I had a hunch who he was immediately, but it couldn’t be. There is absolutely no way he’s in Cairo. Why the heck is he in Cairo? This cannot be. He looks shorter than I would have thought. Why is he in Cairo? And why is he on the free airport shuttle! So I quickly glanced at his right hand. Two thumbs. Yep. This is him. This, is Hrithik Roshan.

I look the other management, as if I was like, "Psh, huge deal." But the moment I looked away, it hit me. Hrithik Roshan is on the same bus as me, and not one Egyptian person knows who he is. My starstruckitis kicked in, I started to mildly flip out.

What to do, what to say! Wait! I need to photograph him, no one will believe me. But oh no, I left my camera at my apartment building. The first time I ever really need the camera and it’s not here! Oh fantastic, now no one will believe me.

But no worries, I’ll chat them up. Make friends.

People, I kid you not, I tried chatting it up with Hrithik Roshan. He wasn’t lonely, aside from that girl (who I’m just going to take upon yourself is his wife, Suzanne Khan, even though that girl looked nothing like the Suzanne Khan I Googled… but that could be because of the shades), he had three or four servant-type people… whom he wasn’t very nice to. Oh well. But those are the guys that answered me when I tried to talk to Hrithik on the bus.

I knew everywhere they were coming from without asking or looking at the tags on their bags. They were also coming from Dubai. But via the Emirates flight that landed at 6 p.m. at Terminal 1. The servant-guy told me they were heading to Terminal 3 to get on another flight, so I told them to stay on the shuttle as it’s everywhere I was heading.

I text Kiran immediately. "Get your camera ready, they’re coming to terminal 3." I didn’t have to clarify who because I had already spilled the beans immediately as he got on the bus.

So we get to Terminal 3, but Kiran is still in customs. No camera, except for my phone. And Hrithik was doubtless getting ready to board another flight, so I go up to him and supposed-Suzanne and tell them, "Hey, do you mind if I bother you for a photograph? It’s not everyday I see a Bollywood film star in Cairo!" Hrithik kind of laughs but gestures me to come to him. He was nicer than I thought he would be after his show with the servant-people. But I’m confused. I don’t want one of me, I want one of him and his girl. I estimate I’m just so used to taking red carpet shots that I’ve over and done the obvious thing to do in this position would be to pose with the superstar! "You come stand with me, and we’ll question the lady to take our photo." I was a small offended by the way he was speaking to me, but hey, it’s Hrithik Roshan. He knows what he’s doing. So I give the girl/wife/lady my phone (which I will never wash by the way) and she takes our photo. Then I try to chat them up a small bit longer, but they seem rushed, so I walk away. "See ya." haha. I was so nonchalant about the whole thing. I should’ve shook his hand. Then challenged him to a thumb war. Now that would be an unfair fight.

So that, my friends, is the tale of the day I met Hrithik Roshan. I’m leaving out a huge dull chunk in the middle, but don’t worry about it. All you have to know is that I touched Hrithik Roshan before I touched the pyramids. It was spectacular… or should I say peck-tacular — haha, couldn’t resist. He seemed a lot more flabby than I would’ve thought. And why am I as tall as him! That’s a small depressing. Or comforting. Who knows for sure. Anyway, that’s that!

I know how foolish my face and my hair looks — it was turbulent and well, it was Hrithik Roshan.

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