Samsung brought out its Galaxy S4 a few months back, and followed it up with the Note 3 last November. The Note can be used on all major US carriers, like AT&T, Sprint, US Cellular and Verizon, and it’s turned out to be a fine successor to the Note 2.
It’s got all the Smart features, as well as TouchWiz and Nature UX, as seen on the Galaxy S4.
The Galaxy S4 has Smart Scroll, which lets the use control the phone with their eyes. A similar feature is Smart Pause, which lets owners pause the handset with just their eyes.
The Note series is known for its productivity and multi-tasking excellence, and it shares a 13MP camera with the Galaxy S4.
Samsung is bringing out lots of new accessories for the Galaxy S4, including an S-View cover, a pouch, a gamepad and a Smart Flip cover. The gamepad will probably be adjustable so it can fit other handsets – possibly up to 6.3”.
The display of the Samsung Galaxy S4 has been enlarged and is 5 inches, the Samsung Galaxy S3 was 4.8 inches.
The Galaxy S4’s display has been increased to 5”, up from the Galaxy S3’s 4.8”. It’s also lighter and slimmer than the S3 – 5.38×2.75×0.31” and 4.59oz compared to the Galaxy S3, which was 5.38×2.78×0.34” and 4.69oz.
There’s also wireless charging for the Galaxy S4, so it might support the wireless charging pad.
The 5” screen of the Galaxy S4 is Super AMOLED and it’s 441ppi and HD 1080p! The Note 3 has a 5.7” screen which is also fully HD.
The Galaxy S4 has TouchWiz and offers lots of widgets, just like the Note 3.
The Galaxy S4 has dual cameras, which can be used simultaneously so that users can superimpose someone or something into a shot so the people they’re chatting with can see what they’re talking about.
Both handsets benefit from a removable battery. Both batteries are pretty sizeable, too, with the Galaxy S4 sporting a 3,100mAh power source and the Note 3 nudging ahead with a 3,200mAh one.
