Samsung just sent me an ad that it plans to run in national
newspapers tomorrow comparing the iPhone 5 to the Galaxy S III.
The ad breaks down some key specs of the two phones, but it's
also a bit misleading. Samsung lists a lot of Galaxy S III-
specific software features like sharing photos wirelessly
between phones and tilt to zoom, but doesn't mention any iPhone
5-specific features.  The implication is that just because the
iPhone 5 doesn't run Samsung's software it's an inferior phone.
But Apple packed a lot of features into its iPhone software that
the Galaxy S III can't do like Facebook and Twitter integration,
AirPlay, and access to thousands of more apps.  Am I trying to
say the Galaxy S III is bad? No way! When I reviewed it in June,
I really, really liked it! And I haven't tried the iPhone 5, so
it's hard for me to really compare the two phones beyond the
spec sheets.  But given that this ad is ostensibly a feature-by-
feature comparison of the two phones, it seems disingenuous of
Samsung to leave ou