The year 2013 has seen the launch of several smartphones running on the Android platform. Well-known mobile phone manufacturers like Samsung, LG, HTC, and Motorola have launched their own flagship products that compete with each other to attract smartphone buyers. All of these phones make the best use of the latest software and hardware technologies available on the market, so it’s hard to determine a clear winner among them. Here are the top three Android smartphones that were released in 2013:
has. HTC One: HTC was one of the first mobile phone manufacturers to launch its flagship model, known as HTC One. It is probably one of the most attractive smartphones in this category of premium models, as it has a metallic body and a touch interface. plain hardware. The screen size is 4.7 inches with a resolution of 1920 pixels by 1080 pixels. One of the best features of this phone is that it comes with the acclaimed Beats audio system, making it the best choice for music lovers. On the other hand, HTC One uses its homegrown “ultra-pixel” technology for the main camera. The device is currently running on Android Jellybean version 4.2, which is scheduled to be updated to 4.3 in the near future.
b. Samsung Galaxy S4: Galaxy S4 or GT-I9500 is possibly the best Android smartphone for several reasons. The processor installed in the device clocks in at a maximum speed of 1.9 GHz and uses quad-core technology. Its screen size is 5 inches, which is well complemented by a superior screen resolution of 1920 by 1080 pixels. The rear camera is 13 megapixels, probably the best in the Android ecosystem. However, on the downside, the Galaxy S4 still uses a plastic chassis, which makes it look less stylish compared to devices like the HTC One.
vs. Google Nexus 5: Developed by LG and released in late 2013, the Nexus 5 is a powerful phone that offers the best components available right now. The best thing about the phone is that it is the only device currently running on the latest version of the Android operating system, Kit Kat 4.4. Also, the quad-core processor runs at a maximum speed of 2.26 GHz, which is better than most other phones in its competitive zone. The Nexus 5’s battery uses 2,300 mAh cells, which is relatively lower than the Samsung Galaxy S4’s top battery (2,600 mAh).