Samsung Galaxy S 4
Diposkan oleh Unknown on Tuesday, May 14, 2013
When it diam on making a match to the implausibly favorite Collection S III, Samsung acquired the formulation of a virtuous in abstraction rabid pastry chef: whenever they likable the end affect, they faculty compassion a large one this case ... with solon freeze ... and sprinkles! And that's essentially what the Wandflower S 4 is. It bears an dumfounding resemblance to its predecessor, retributive is greater, thinner, faster and stuffed with and so a lot of boasts, you belike will not apply half by them - or plane eff they are there.
And so Samsung took what could be considered the best
Android device about the commercialise, made it thinner and added a slimly
bigger (and better) screen to it. It threw in a courteous 13-megapixel
photographic camera and a few stylish controls. Pics turn out best than they do
on the GSIII (though, but like with the iPhone V, the photographic camera still
has a trouble shooting in low light). Samsung also upgraded that pesky skin
that the accompany feels compelled to use to hide genuine, actual Android, and
so even whenever you do not like it (and we are not alleging we do), it is an
act brisker.
The basic answer is a phone that's better than the
predecessor in all certain ways. And so stop there ... right, Samsung? No more.
Wherever the GSIII had a few random whizzy features that nobody - save for
players in advertisements - actually applies, the GS4 has feature bloat to the
point of absurdity.
There's an Inland Revenue blaster (and an app) that allows
for you to control nearly any television you encounter. This makes for a fairly
reliable bar trick, although you might annoy some of your drinking in
accompanies if you break up the damage game. Nevertheless, as a universal
remote, the software Is elegant enough for you to use day-after-day.
You can on/off switch 'tween web browser tabs or alternate
through pic art gallery* by beckoning your hand. Though Air motion may prompt
you of a Jedi mind trick, this is actually not the boast you're looking for. It
seldom works properly - and is useless in particularly bright and especially
dim environments.
Hovering your finger over certain menu items or messages
gives a neat Air consider prevue bubble - like a glimpse of your electronic
mail before you open it. The apps have to be configured to work with it,
though, and so there are slim chances you will find much use of it outside of
Samsung's own apps. (A notable exception is Flipboard, which Samsung partnered
with at launch.)
If you don't feel like even lifting a finger, you can scroll
around by glancing up and down on a page and even pause video by looking away
from the screen. In theory, that is. Sadly, Smart Scroll and Smart Pause are so
finicky, you'll likely turn them off.
There's S Translate, which helps you jump between a variety
of languages. While things work just fine when you try to translate text,
speaking to the phone leads to butchered transcriptions (and, subsequently,
useless translations). S Translate is only as good as the S Voice feature that
powers it. It would have been nice if Samsung leveraged Google's superior voice
recognition, instead of going with its own.
Those who are interested in idly keeping track of their
activity levels will enjoy S Health. It's not without flaws - is anything on
this phone? - but the pedometer/calorie counter can give you a fair idea of the
distance you cover each day.
The list goes on - dual-view photos! Two-app multitasking! A
more crammed notification shade! Despite detailed notes about the GS4's catalog
of tricks, it remains overwhelming. Even Samsung acknowledges this, in a
strange way, by allowing for an Easy Mode. This homescreen option essentially
hides most features and makes icons bigger and more in-your-face.
This chummier appear advises that Samsung knows why people
actually purchase these phones - the big screen, the slender body, the
electronic mail, internet and apps anticipated by any smartphone and, of
course, the Samsung brand itself.
Push aside all of the extraneous features and you have one
heck of a smartphone. This will be the one advantageously comparability against
the next iPhone - believably favorably. After all, come this fall, Apple's
likely to but unveil a slenderly tweaked edition of the electric current model.
The but device Samsung should fear is the
all-new HTC One, because of it is amazing industrial designing and its deft new
to interface. Just since Samsung is the 800-lb. gorilla of Android sales, and
HTC these days back-number quite the 98-lb. weakling, it would accept a
David-and-Goliath-style agitation for the batches to ditch their Galaxy for a
One.
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