As we all
know that 2013 was all about what comes next in the smart-phone
industry as lots of manufacturers come-up with their own smart-phone.
When it comes to manufacturers, who are in the market from very long
time, Apple’s iPhone is one such smart-phone that is in the market
from last six years, Android is from last five years and three years
of Windows Phone.
Today,
smart-phones are some like what that we are carrying computer in your
pocket. Now, all the people in their everyday lives expect to carry a
big and rich smart-phone that stuffed with numerous features.
When it
comes to talk about this year, we have seen various companies, who
have done experiment with different things like extensive voice
commands, ever-bigger screen sizes, curved displays and more. Some
wearable gadgets (mobile accessories) also make their entry in the
market. However not all the launched wearable gadgets got huge
success, but these accessories offer a look on the future of mobile:
Best
Smart-phone of the year: HTC One/iPhone 5S
When it
comes to choose best smart-phone of the year, it was quite difficult
to decide, but most of the people are attached with HTC One that has
been marked first time an Android phone felt as polished as an
iPhone. The device’s sturdy metal frame, large screen and stylish
look are like a natural set-up from iPhone 5.
The
device comes with major improvements in Android, the One was the
first time that feels like another phone platform could outclass the
iPhone. However, Apple’s iPhone 5S is also a great device that
looks like iPhone 5, a slew of hardware improvements in iOS 7 made it
a winner of the year.
The best
thing about this device is that it is the first fingerprint sensor in
a consumer gadget, and it says that Apple is still on the top of the
market that can innovate with its hardware. So, if you want the best
smart-phone irrespective of the price, you can go with iPhone 5S, but
HTC One is also good.
Best
Smart-phone in terms of Innovation: Moto X voice commands
By using
Moto X, you will come to know that faster is not always better.
Google-owned Motorola Mobility, which is used dual-core processor as
part of its X8 computing system that also offers some extra chips for
motion sensing and voice recognition.
The MotoX is a completely best as it can actively listen for Google Now voice
commands when it is in deputy without killing your battery life. For
voice commands, there are lots of other smart-phones that require you
to unlock and navigate to a particular screen. With the blend of
Google – analytical smarts and active voice listening makes the
Moto X more dedicated virtual assistant instead of a mere gadget.
Best
Budget Smart-phone: Moto G/ iPhone 5C
If you
are looking for best budget smart-phone, Moto G is a great option
that is considered as a Miracle from Motorola. The device is just
$179 off-contract and it comes with some excellent specs, features
that make the device more powerful. However, it doesn’t have LTE,
but it is still a great deal. This device is one of the best choices
for teenagers and other consumers, who doesn’t have must problem
with specs.
When it
comes to consider off-contract deal, the Nexus 5 is powerful option
for users. Apart from this, Apple’s iPhone 5C is also secured its
place in the best budget smart-phone as this device shows a
fundamental shift for Apple. Instead of reducing the price of the
iPhone, the company has developed a low-budget iPhone for all those,
who wanted to purchase cheaper iPhone.
Best
Smart-phone’s Camera: Nokia Lumia 1020
When
Nokia first launched Nokia Lumia 1020 insane 41-megapixel Pureview camera
technology, everyone get shocked as the result of camera is stunning.
The devices such high megapixel was impressive even it is considered
among DSLR and it was never seen in the smart-phone industry.
But, what
truly made this technology popular and special - Nokia turned it as a
new way to zoom into your smart-phone pictures. It is one such point
that is completely unbelievable with existing smart-phone cameras.
Bad
Innovation: Curved Screens:
Recently,
curved screens have made their entry in the market, but who wants it?
Both LG as well as Samsung have introduced curved screen phones such
as The Galaxy Round and LG Flex. However, both devices have unique
features – Samsung’s phone for updates at a glance and LG’s
shows a self-healing cover, but they are also clearly stabs at curved
screens. Well, it is true that flexible phone screens will be
essential in the near future, but little curved is quite gauche to
users.
Biggest
Disappointment: Windows Phone
Finally,
Windows Phone has managed number 3 to spot in the smart-phone market,
securing up 150 percent to take 3.6 percent of the global market.
Last year, the company has launched Windows Phone 8, a controversial
update, which left behind phones already that are running on Windows
Phone 7.
This
year, the company only released two minor updates that added some
basic and necessary features like a rotation lock, support for
large-screen phones and more. When Android and iOS step in the
market, Windows Phone’s slow development seems unforgivable. But
Microsoft also tried a lot to stud in the market by launching
numerous applications. When it comes to Windows Phone 8.1 update, it
is not unexpected until April 2014.
So, this
is the complete detail about best and bad smart-phones of the year
2013. This blog helps you out to make your decision about different
smart-phones; however, it also helps you to know that what you will
get in 2014. For more information about Android, click here...
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