Apple and Samsung are engaged in a battle with multiple fronts. Their fight extends across advertising platforms, with them both spending millions on advertising to try to beat the other. They are also fighting on the innovation front and the patents front. Both Samsung and Apple have created great Smartphones, with both having used multimedia very creatively. They have both enlarged their screen sizes significantly, and both are loaded with a lot of processing power. There are numerous Apple iPhone designs and Samsung has had its fair share of designs too. This article covers Samsung and iPhone Smartphone in a broad manner, but does not move into the realms of tablet devices. The specifications named on this article all relate to Smartphones and not tablet devices.
Screen Size – Pro Samsung / Con iPhone
Apple has screen sizes that range from 3.5 inches to 4.8 inches. Samsung raises the bar to 4.8 inches, with some models going as large as 5.55 inches.
Battery power – Con Samsung / Pro iPhone
As previously mentioned you are able to find Samsung Smartphones that have a larger screen than Apple Smartphones. This means that Samsung devices use up their battery quicker than iPhone devices. IPhones also allow fewer background functions, which means it conserves its battery power more easily.
The size of the Smartphone – Pro iPhone / Con Samsung
The iPhone 5 is distinguished in most in terms by its size. The iPhone 5 only weighs 112 grams and is 7.6 mm thick (which is less than the Motorola RAZR and 7.1 mm). The iPhone is not only slimmer than its predecessor is (140g and 9.3 mm for the iPhone 4S), but is also slimmer than the Galaxy S3 which is 133 g and 8.6 mm thick.
Apple has gained ground in the size department thanks to its In-Cell technology, in which tactile sensors are embedded in liquid crystals. This technological advance allowed them to lower the weight and thickness of the iPhone.
Rendering, display and glass – Pro Samsung / Pro iPhone
To improve color rendering, Samsung prefers to use a Super Amoled HD panel that is slightly curved, and this has allowed a higher quality of screen display for the Samsung. The screen statistics for Apple are 1136 x 640 points on 4-inch with 800:1 contrast, and brightness set to 500 cd / m² or 326 ppi. With 1280 x 720 points on 4.8-inch, Samsung is at 306 ppi. The Samsung has better color rendering, but the iPhone has a larger ppi, so it seems that they are both pretty good in the display section. Both manufacturers prefer, as a protection, Gorilla Glass on their screens, which is supposed to be scratch resistant if you believe the manufacturers.
The camera – Pro Samsung / Pro iPhone
Specifications, overlap at certain points with the Samsung and iPhone. This is the case when it comes to the camera, with both the most recent devices having 8 megapixel f/2.4 apertures. Moreover, the front webcam has a rate of 720p at 30 frames per second (1.2 megapixels for the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S3). Apple operates restitution panorama capabilities and advanced management features for underexposure, whereas Samsung focuses on finding the best photographs and identifying faces via internal software.
Accessories – Pro Samsung / Con iPhone
There are a few accessories designed to make the Galaxy S3 more productive. There are docking stations, GPS navigation kits, adapters, HDTV, etc. Apple still retains the primacy of an extensive network of partners who develop many compatible products. The iPhone will only take accessories from approved Apple manufacturers, which means that accessory prices are always higher because they are less at the mercy of market forces. The Galaxy can have any number of different manufacturers create accessories for it, which tends to keep prices lower.
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