A Potential iPhone 5 Killer- Samsung Galaxy S 4

The voice of comparative analysis between Samsung Galaxy S 4 and iPhone 5 has never stopped since the former one had launched. Based on specs, the Galaxy S 4 is a terrific smart phone for a certainty. And as a decent and marked upgrade over its predecessor, it is provided with much more powerful and cutting-edge features.

"We focused on fun, relationships, convenience and health with the Galaxy S 4," David Park, marketing manager of Samsung Electronics, told ABC News. Things like face/eye tracking and gesture-based controls are fine expression to this which iPhone 5 users could only dream of until now. With the Galaxy S 4, Samsung is rethinking the way we customers interact with our phones, so the functions that allow you to control the phone with waving and tilting motions appear.

The 7.9mm Galaxy S 4 looks much like the Galaxy S 3, albeit with a tad lighter and thinner body, a more real-estate larger 5-inch screen and a higher battery capacity. The screen is also crystal clear, with a greater resolution 1080p, Super AMOLED panel. Internally, the phone has a 1.9GHz quad-core faster processor than iPhone 5's 1 GHz

dual-core of power and 2GB of RAM. On the software front, some lacking or less robust apps on the iPhone express themselves well here instead. The rear-facing camera stuffed with 13 megapixel defeats iPhone 5 tops out at 8MP. Another fact that cannot be ignored is the Dual View which enable S 4 shoot with both the front and rear cameras at one time to create mind-boggling effects (also be used during video calls). Besides, its Drama Shot and S Voice Drive are similarly advantageous for users.

Feature-for-feature, we had to admit that the S 4 could attract a following at the iPhone's expense and has surged to become the bestselling Android phone on the market and the leading competitor to Apple's iPhone. But will that be enough to bring up a potential iPhone 5 killer?

While wise see wisdom. The Galaxy S4′s cameras are better as mentioned, but as we know, more megapixels certainly don’t equate to better image quality. The RAM difference is big, though unlikely to have real-world repercussions; the Galaxy S4′s MicroSD slot is a definite edge over the iPhone 5, however. iPhone 5 does has its attractions for which it swept all over the world when the selling begins. So we figure out in a certain extent people are wild about iOS. With the help of a third party software - Mac Blu-ray Player , iPhone 5 enables you to enjoy a Blu-ray movie while Galaxy S 4 cannot so far. 

Ultimately, though, it comes down to personal taste. You might not be getting the most exciting or feature-rich smart phone, but at least you know exactly what you’re getting and needing.