Question

Make up an argument on one of the following topics: elephants, the ocean, pennies, the Empire State Building, or the iPhone 12. If possible, try to put your argument into standard Premise/Conclusion form so it's clear which ones are the premises, and which is the conclusion. The simpler the argument you make up, the better. And most importantly, your argument should include at least one normative claim.

Answer 1

The iPhone 12 is the shiny new phone on the block, but the Samsung Galaxy S20 is still very much a formidable rival, especially since a price drop has brought both of these phones under $800.

Apple's iPhone 12 brings a host of upgrades to the table, including a blazing A14 Bionic chip, 5G connectivity, improved cameras and a sleeker design with a tougher Ceramic Shield display. But don't count out the Galaxy S20.

The Galaxy S20 has a lot of things going for it, including a more versatile camera system, a larger battery and a smooth 120Hz display. So which of these phones wins? This iPhone 12 vs Galaxy S20 face-off will help you decide which device is the best phone for you.

This iPhone 12 vs Galaxy S20 face-off is super close, and the iPhone 12 wins by just a single point. It really comes down to what you value most. The iPhone 12 offers a tougher display, faster performance and considerably better cameras.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is a fantastic phone, however, especially now that you can get it for the same price or less than the iPhone 12 with double the storage of Apple's phone. The Galaxy S20 also wins on battery life and charging and its smoother 120Hz display.

I like the fact that the S20 offers a telephoto lens and better zoom, but the cameras on the iPhone 12 put Apple over the top here, as you simply get better image quality.

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