Looking at the last of these first, there is no doubt that the iPhone 5 is a really great device for gaming. In many ways its five inch display is just perfect, and it slim lines and ergonomic shape make it the ideal gaming device. However it is what it is. For some people it might be perfection, but for instance if you would like a different screen size then that simply isn’t possible. The iPhone 5 is a highly featured phone, but it is also a very expensive one, and you could be paying for features that you simply don’t need and would rarely use.
The Windows 8 phone came full of promise but it seems that nobody, are at least hardly anybody wants them. They are not getting any significant share of the market, which means that people can’t like them very much, and as most people use their phones for gaming we can only conclude that they are not very good for it.
That leaves us with Android phones. They are certainly very popular and while some perform better than the iPhone 5 and some not as well, there is a huge amount of choice in terms of price and performance. Pay top pound and you can get one with a quad processor core and a massive five inch or larger display, or buy a budget model and still enjoy a high performance device which provides an excellent online gaming experience.
One thing is certain; whichever kind of phone you go for will make no difference to your winning ratio. Your Android phone won’t win you any more money than your iPhone 5, but as you probably paid less for it you will have more stake money to play with.
Written by Marion Brookes
The Windows 8 phone came full of promise but it seems that nobody, are at least hardly anybody wants them. They are not getting any significant share of the market, which means that people can’t like them very much, and as most people use their phones for gaming we can only conclude that they are not very good for it.
That leaves us with Android phones. They are certainly very popular and while some perform better than the iPhone 5 and some not as well, there is a huge amount of choice in terms of price and performance. Pay top pound and you can get one with a quad processor core and a massive five inch or larger display, or buy a budget model and still enjoy a high performance device which provides an excellent online gaming experience.
One thing is certain; whichever kind of phone you go for will make no difference to your winning ratio. Your Android phone won’t win you any more money than your iPhone 5, but as you probably paid less for it you will have more stake money to play with.
Written by Marion Brookes
