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I would strongly suggest not to buy the galaxy s3 mini, I have heard nothing but bad things about it :( It's a shame as it could have been a great device.

As above, the sensation is a good choice, also the sensation XE is really good too. You could probably get one for just slightly more than the DHD I reckon.

I still have a soft spot for my old DHD as it is a great phone :D Its getting on a bit now but if you don't want to play the latest games or do anything processor intensive then it's a good one to go for :)
 
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Between that two I would probably get the S3 mini.

1. You have an official Android 4.x ROM. Officially, the DHD is stuck at Android 2.3.5.

2. The the 5 MP camera of the S3 mini is probably is as good as the 8 MP on the DHD. I have not tried the S3's camera, but the 5 MP on the Samsung built Galaxy Nexus does a better job overall than the 8 MP on the DHD, which can produce some great shots and some really bad ones.

3. Battery wise, the S3 mini has a larger battery and probably better battery life.

Me I love my DHD. It is well built and now runs a custom ROM and overclocked. If I were buying something now, I would probably opt for a more current model.

Actually I would look at the Galaxy S II. Might not cost all that much more and has Android 4.1.
 
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Yes pity about no sd card slot but there are loads of cloud alternatives. I think Box are giving Nexus 4 users 50gb of space as was jottacloud (something like that). There's also firm favourite, Dropbox. Music wise Google let you store up to 20,000 tracks free. Bonus is if you buy music through them it doesn't count towards above number above.
 
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