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Samsung Galaxy S4 Vs S3

       

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In the flesh the handset makes a good impression having everything you’d expect – quad-core processor, 1080p display, 2GB of RAM, 13-megapixel camera, and the latest build of Android – from a top-flight device

Samsung Galaxy S4: Key specs and features:

The Galaxy S4 is almost on the same scale as the Note 2 with its 5-inch, Super AMOLED display.

It also has a Full HD resolution at 1920x1080 pixels resulting in a ridiculously sharp pixel density of 441ppi.

Samsung’s new Exynos 5 Octa processor is set to take the mobile space by storm as the company has opted for an eight-core setup using both a quad-core, clocked at 1.6GHz. The setup also includes 2GB of RAM.

The Galaxy S4 sports a 13-megpixel camera fully stocked with LED flash, face and smile recognition, panoramic capture, HDR, stabilisation, simultaneous still and 1080p HD video capture and multishot mode, amongst other treats. Ont he front, there's a secondary 2-mgapixel camera.

Storage options include 16GB, 32GB and 64GB onboard along with microSD support for up to 64GB.

Running on Android 4.2.2, the Samsung Galaxy S4 is streets ahead of the Samsung Galaxy S3's Android 4.1 operating system.

Comparison bt S4 Vs S3


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