Whenever Apple, Samsung or another giant technology company decides to launch a new device or service, comparisons begin. The big goal is to help potential buyers choose the right product.
As you can see here in the epic battle between Samsung Galaxy S4 and the iPhone 5.
With iPhone launch 5S ( Apple's top-of-the-line Smartphone), there is a need to check the hardware and software specifications of this smartphone and compare it with the latest competitor releases.
We have another unique battle between the usual suspects: Samsung and Apple (Nokia did a great job with the Lumia 1020, but Windows Phone is not yet in that battle. However, honorable mention ...)
Apple decided to attack with its 7 bit processor A64, the first in the history of smartphones. But do users know the advantages that this evolution can bring ?! (in another article we will talk exclusively about this).
There is also biometric reading, which will allow users to forget the passwords and use fingerprints only.
Will these two factors make Apple dominate completely other companies? History says yes. After the Apple launches, the sale of their devices fires. Unless the competition decides to invest to prevent this from happening again. Samsung has tried and Galaxy Note 3 is on its way to battle. We'll see what that gives.
For now, we can say that the balance is balanced, even in terms of prices. Those who use the Apple ecosystem are likely to use the iPhone, and Android users tend to stay true to the platform ( most of it!)
For you, which is the best?
For me it's the iPhone and I always will be. I'm already dying to test an iPhone 5 s
there already and for your taste not for being better