As launching dates of iPhone 6 and Samsung Galxy S4 coming closer, the competition between U.S. and Korean top guns is touching a new peak.Technology experts accept the competition as positive sign for the smartphone industry specially in U.S.
The Galaxy S franchise has emerged as a true competitor to the Apple’s iPhone, and garners as much hype and anticipation as Apple’s marquee smartphone. While early iterations of the Galaxy S phone faced a slow start, the Galaxy S3 catapulted out of the gate as a smash hit, and has held up remarkably well even as other competitive phones have faded. The phone has helped regular Samsung into the top spot among handset vendors.
When it was known that Apple is going launch its new model iPhone 6 this year, Samsung also started the work on Galaxy S4 whose launch is expected in April. The Galaxy S4 — which ultimately might be branded Galaxy S IV — will feature wireless charging as a key feature. But unlike other smartphones such as the Nokia Lumia 920 or Droid DNA, the service won’t be built-in. Users will have to buy a kit with a wireless charging station and replacement cover, according to the report. The next Galaxy S phone will also reportedly feature a larger 2,600 mAh battery, compared with the Galaxy S3′s 2,100 mAh battery.
Instead of such spectacular features, critics of Samsung Galaxy say that it will not be able to catch that immense response which iPhone 6 is expecting. But we cannot forget the succession of Galaxy S3 which somehow proved to be a tough competitor for iPhone.
Let’s just don’t make any judgments before the time. No one knows which one will be the superior choice for users. What do you say??
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