Among the best 2013 offerings of Samsung, a real giant in South Korea, is its Galaxy S4.
One of the widely-regarded best 2014 smartphones, on the other hand, is HTC One M8. It has been HTC One M7’s replacement and the upgrades have received great reviews despite small criticisms which took over the 2013 headlines.
Samsung has made alterations when it comes to its Galaxy phones’ designs, though the changes were not that significant, they still manifested on the Galaxy S4 of Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy S4, however, goes below when compared to HTC One M8 and when it comes to the design. This smartphone is using aluminum materials if you are going to check out the entire device. HTC One M8’s premium feel is, indeed, second to no device.
Galaxy S4’s slimmer bezels make it easier for the device to offer a display measuring five inches, which is smaller when compared to HTC One M8 which is offering a display having the same size. These two smartphones are also providing resolutions that are full HD. However, the way they deliver their output are different if you are going to put them in comparison.
The display of S4 is Super AMOLED, which has been seen to be among the best. Although HTC One M8 is also using Super LCS3 technology, the device was reconstructed for the provision of a worthwhile user experience.
The internal memory capacity option of Galaxy S4 which is 64GB is giving justice to its large display. Samsung Galaxy S4 comes in other internal storage capacity options such as 16GB and 32GB. Its memory capacity can still be expanded with the use of a microSD card of up to 64GB.
Although HTC One M8 is lacking its 64GB variant, its capability to accommodate a memory expansion of up to 128GB makes it highly capable of holding multimedia content. Users may still make the most out of this device even without a huge internal memory capacity.
Samsung Galaxy S4 uses a 13MP camera and it also has loads of options which are common to Samsung devices. Some of them are the HDR mode, image stabilization and video recording which is full HD. It’s also among the first Samsung smartphones to offer simultaneous video and image capture capabilities. HTC One M8, on the other hand, uses a 4MP camera which works great in situations wherein lighting is quite a problem.
