The Popular iPhone 4S Compared With The Powerful Samsung Galaxy R |
The Samsung Galaxy R is one of the newer handsets in Samsung’s popular Galaxy smartphone range. It offers a number of impressive features, and the handset is stylish. |
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Market Press Release – December 24, 2011 11:04 pm – The Samsung Galaxy R is one of the newer handsets in Samsung’s popular Galaxy smartphone range. It offers a number of impressive features, and the handset is stylish. In this article I will put it against the iconic iPhone 4 by Apple, to see which comes out on top.
Aesthetically, a lot is similar between the Samsung galaxy R and the iPhone 4. They both have a black colour scheme with rounded corners and slim profile, with the major difference being in size, with the Samsung handset being a few millimetres wider to accommodate the larger screen.
Screen
The SC-LCD capacitive touchscreen of the Samsung Galaxy R measures up at 4.2 inches, so it is relatively larger than the 3.5 inch LED-backlit TFT capacitive touchscreen of the iPhone 4. What the latter lacks in size it certainly makes up for with its resolution. At 640x 960, it offers a resolution beaten only by the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy Note. The Samsung Galaxy R has a screen resolution of 480x 800 which seems to be the industry standard at the moment. In terms of the screen, the iPhone 4 wins, but if you want a larger screen, you may prefer the Galaxy R.
Storage
The iPhone 4, as with previous iPhone versions is available in 8, 16 and 32 GB models. The Samsung Galaxy R only has 8 GB of internal storage, but it also comes with a built in microSD slot. This can comfortably house a memory card of up to 32 GB, increasing the available storage substantially. In terms of the storage, it would be cost effective to choose the Samsung handset and simply utilise the micro SD slot, however this issue is unlikely to concern the majority of potential consumers.
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Camera
The camera is one of the most important aspects of a smartphone for many, when choosing their latest handset. Both the iPhone 4 and the Samsung Galaxy R have decent cameras which are evenly matched for the most part. Both operate at 5 megapixels (2592x 1944 resolution), and offer autofocus, LED flash and 720p video calling. There is not really much to separate the two as camera phones, as each one has the tools to produce good results whilst remaining easy to use.
Operating System
Arguably the biggest difference between the two is the operating system. The iPhone 4 obviously runs the iOS platform which is exclusive to Apple devices, and has the familiar icon layout along with other perks like the AppStore, iTunes and iPod functionality. The Samsung Galaxy R has the increasingly popular Android (v2.3) OS as its platform of choice. This comes with Android Market for downloadable apps, and is highly customisable. Android handsets are becoming increasingly popular, and many are choosing to convert to this platform from iOS devices. The operating system is the biggest difference in my opinion, and ultimately it will be the factor that makes many decide between these two handsets. The Samsung Galaxy R also sports a dual-core processor (1GHz), so there is more computing power at the user’s disposal compared to the iPhone 4 (1GHz single core processor).
As mentioned above, choosing between these two handsets is difficult. It is not really fair to say that one is better than the other, as in my opinion I see these as two versions of the same phone; with the operating system being the biggest difference. Aside from the OS, there is not much to choose between the two in terms of hardware.
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