Samsung is making its name when it comes to innovation trying to standout among its competitors. And its latest installment to the world market is Galaxy S4, a lucrative android phone. The public has been anticipating for this model to come out after the hype of S3 last year. Expectations are overwhelming for S4 to exceed last year’s S3 after it has been considered as the top smartphone in the world. After its release, everyone keeps comparing the two phones, is it worth the upgrade?
Let’s Talk About The Overall Design :
Both have the same outline of design, at first glance nothing seems to be different. However, if thoroughly checked, one will notice that the latest design has square corners and its home button is slightly bigger. Also, S4 is lustrous in its 5inch display screen compare to S3 which has 4.8inch only. Furthermore, it is 7.9mm thick and 4.59ounces which is obviously larger and in better form.
What Has Changed In Its Display Quality :
Samsung is able to maintain the quality of their products, in the case of S4 its durability is kept as it is produced using Corning Gorilla Glass 3 technology. And though different smartphones came out in the market, this is the only device with full 1080p HD Super Amoled display. On the other hand, it has 13mp rear camera makes no doubt sharp and clearer images. It captures great shots at every viewing angle with multiple shooting modes to create drama, makes it a handy partner for picture enthusiasts.
Hardware and Bandwidth Check :
As expected, Samsung never fails to impress its internal engine. Its RAM has been doubled from 1GB to 2GB now. Moreover, it is equipped with 1.9GHz Quad core processor that surpasses its predecessor’s performance. For active networking users, Galaxy S4 works up to 42.2Mbps and like just like S3 it has Bluetooth capability and wireless connection more than Wi-fi/mobile broadband. Apparently, S4 hardware can definitely compete with other smartphones as it can handle anything its owner throws.
In addition, the software has been upgraded as well. S4 runs Android 4.2.2, Jelly Bean’s up-to-date version. Touchwiz has been enhanced and now it has an easy mode feature, still to access older widgets and at the same making things easy for first time smartphone users and aged tech savvy individuals.
Battery Duration:
For busy individuals that hate charging, S4 is simply just for you. Compared to S3 2100mh, this latest device has a battery of 2600mh which denotes longer battery life and power. Its life can last for almost 24hrs of continuous use but of course that varies upon the user’s mobile dependency. It only shows that Samsung is trying to build a device to improve one’s daily mobile overall functionality and performance.
Samsung boasts the device overall improvements – from its sleeker design to its impressive hardware. The public can now choose whether to practically stick to last year’s S3 or experience enhanced mobile features with S4. Think and decide if all additional enhancements are worth the upgrade.
