iPhone 5S vs Android – specs comparison with Galaxy S4, LG G2, HTC One, Moto X and Xperia Z1
Dromag - Apple unveiled the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C smartphones during a special media event, and in what follows we’re going to see ho...
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Dromag - Apple unveiled the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C smartphones during a special media event, and in what follows we’re going to see how Apple’s high-end 2013 handset does against its main Android rivals in a raw specs battle.
The iPhone 5S is Apple’s next flagship device, which means it will compete in stores against flagships from various Android device makers.
While the specs battle doesn’t tell the entire story in such phones battles, we’ll only compare hardware between the iPhone 5S and various Android devices.
We picked one flagship device from Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola and Sony for this particular battle – we’re looking at the Galaxy S4, LG G2, HTC One, Moto X and Xperia Z1, respectively.
In what follows, you’ll be able to see how the devices compare, at least on paper, when it comes to specs.
As you can see in the table above, the iPhone 5S is the smallest and lightest of the bunch and sports two unique features, a fingerprint scanner and a 64-bit processor (coupled with a motion coprocessor).
However, the Android contenders come with some unique features of their own such as the Moto X’s contextual awareness and always-on features, the LG G2′s button placement and optical image stabilization features or the Xperia Z1′s waterproof features, 20.7-megapixel camera and advanced camera features. Not to mention that they all seem to beat the iPhone 5S in most categories, when strictly comparing specs.
Every Android handset beats the iPhone when it comes to screen (size, resolution and ppi) and battery standby. It’s likely that the iPhone 5S doesn’t have a battery bigger than the battery of the Moto X, even if it offers 25 hours of additional standby time when compared to the iPhone 5.
You’ll notice that some iPhone 5S specs have not been mentioned by Apple yet including RAM and the aforementioned battery capacity, which is something the company has always failed to mention with new smartphones in previous years.
Source : http://www.androidauthority.com/
The iPhone 5S is Apple’s next flagship device, which means it will compete in stores against flagships from various Android device makers.
While the specs battle doesn’t tell the entire story in such phones battles, we’ll only compare hardware between the iPhone 5S and various Android devices.
We picked one flagship device from Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola and Sony for this particular battle – we’re looking at the Galaxy S4, LG G2, HTC One, Moto X and Xperia Z1, respectively.
In what follows, you’ll be able to see how the devices compare, at least on paper, when it comes to specs.
As you can see in the table above, the iPhone 5S is the smallest and lightest of the bunch and sports two unique features, a fingerprint scanner and a 64-bit processor (coupled with a motion coprocessor).
However, the Android contenders come with some unique features of their own such as the Moto X’s contextual awareness and always-on features, the LG G2′s button placement and optical image stabilization features or the Xperia Z1′s waterproof features, 20.7-megapixel camera and advanced camera features. Not to mention that they all seem to beat the iPhone 5S in most categories, when strictly comparing specs.
Every Android handset beats the iPhone when it comes to screen (size, resolution and ppi) and battery standby. It’s likely that the iPhone 5S doesn’t have a battery bigger than the battery of the Moto X, even if it offers 25 hours of additional standby time when compared to the iPhone 5.
You’ll notice that some iPhone 5S specs have not been mentioned by Apple yet including RAM and the aforementioned battery capacity, which is something the company has always failed to mention with new smartphones in previous years.
Source : http://www.androidauthority.com/
