Samsung S4 impressions:
- screen is bright, big and beautiful. I loved that about it
- It's too big. I cannot do anything one handed. When I put it up to my ear I feel like an idiot, like I have an ipad at my ear.
- its slippery. The silver sleek back makes it slippery so a case is necessary, however if I added a case it would be really too big.
- I felt that I had worse voice calls on the Samsung than on my iphone 4s on the Sprint network. In areas where I had not had issues before the Samsung had issues. Why? I don't know but it is what it is.
- The keyboard just sucks. On the iphone I can properly type out even with one hand a significant amount of text without it being morphed in to indiscernible words. The S4, no way. Some texts there wasn't a word that was recognizable so I found when I was texting or emailing I had to be paying significant attention to the phone and keyboard so I could choose the corrected words all the time. Irritating.
- I find the Google Play marketplace a pain to use.
- Android features in general do not have the same ease of use that similar functions on the iPhones do. Everything on an Android take too many clicks or the options are buried in menus below menus. It's just irritating.
- Lighter than my 4s so that was nice and lighter than the S4
- fits quite nicely in the palm of my hand
- fast
- usability crushes the Android OS
- say what you will about iTunes and the app store but I know when I download an app there isn't some malware hidden inside it because Apple has vetted every single app.
I'll take the iPhone 5 - hands down, every time
It's interesting how Americans love a winner but only if they win so much. For example, the Yankees. Everyone loved them until they started winning the World Series too frequently, then people hated them. Apple is a winner and were the darling of the tech sector for years. Now - every tech and money blogger bashes them for lack of innovation, too controlling, blah blah blah. Let's face it people - it's an American company. Embrace it. Why are you embracing a Japanese company? Apple employs 1000's of workers in the US. Support them - don't bash them.
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