Apple IPhone 4S vs IPhone 4

A lot of people ask "What's the difference between the IPhone 4S and the IPhone 4" Well, let's see! We're about to duke out in an all out IPhone war!!!
(Highlighted Golden-Brown means a victory in category, blue means tie)
IPhone 4S vs IPhone 4
Dual Core A5 Chip vs A4 Chip
3 Carriers vs 3 Carriers
2 Available Colors vs 2 Available Colors
Height: 4.5 inches vs Height: 4.5 inches 
Width: 2.31 inches vs Width: 2.31 inches
Weight: 4.9 ounces vs Weight: 4.8 ounces
Siri vs. No Siri
8 Megapixel Camera vs 5 Megapixel Camera
1080p Video Recording vs 720p Video Recording
960x640 resolution

CDMA Model: CDMA EV-DO Rev. A² vs CDMA Model: CDMA EV-DO Rev. A

Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n vs Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n  

Bluetooth 4.0 vs Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

$199 vs $99

The Champion: IPhone 4S

It seems like the IPhone 4S won the battle. The drawback: the huge price tag. Providing that, the IPhone 4S still makes the IPhone 4 look like a caveman's toy. I wouldn't mind dishing out the extra cash on Apple's newest installment of the IPhone line.

Music Creation Software Compared - Garageband Alternatives

The amateur music production industry is pretty much dominated by the Mac program: Garageband. Garageband allows you to use loops, virtual instruments, and real instruments with a MIDI connection. This tool is great and simple, but it's for Mac only. Let's take a look at 2 other PC alternatives!

1. Propellerhead's Reason

Reason is probably the most advanced and in depth tool for music creation. It has the most amount of VIs and synth instruments I've ever seen, plus some cool drum loops too. And it makes for some really cool tracks! Click here for some indie house music made with Reason

The drawback is that it seems to be marketed for professional music producers. It has a *cough* hefty *cough* price tag of $449. Plus you need to dish out additional cash on a piano keyboard. I only recommend this program if you've got money saved up for a shopping spree (or a really good antivirus, *hint**hint*)



2. Acoustica's Mixcraft

I consider Mixcraft to be Garageband's cheaper (you have to buy a Mac for Garageband) more effective cousin. It works just about the same, except the user interface is even simpler! You can add virtual instrument tracks, drag in loops, and make your own loops in the same menu! It's also much cheaper than Reason, with ultra-low price tag (depends on what version you get.) You can also use MIDI instruments like in garageband. This is what I use, and I personally recommend it!