Apple has just revealed its iPhone 5s flagship smartphone
and it’s everything that rumors made us expect, really. The
company hasn’t redesigned the smartphone, but has made
plenty of changes on the inside.
But is it enough? That’s what we will be finding out in the
following comparison table. The main rivals of the iPhone
5S come from Korea and they’re the LG G2 and Samsung
Galaxy S4. Let’s see what Apple has done with the iPhone
5s in an attempt to stop its melting user base jump over to
the Android camp.
Android can boast that the smartphones it runs on now push
the 3GB RAM barrier and the eight-core CPUs. Apple has
opted for its in-house built A7 chip with a dual-core CPU,
but of the 64-bit variety. In a usual Apple fashion, we
won’t know the details until at least a couple of days go by.
Okay, the iPhone 5s isn’t something completely unseen, in
fact it uses the same body of the iPhone 5. The new
smartphone is available is now available in three colors
rather than two – Silver, Gold, and a “new space gray.” The
other novelty is the fingerprint scanner-touting home button
(Touch ID). It enables you to unlock the iPhone just by
touching the home button and buy stuff without needing to
enter your password. It’s cool, and it certainly better
implemented than when we last saw it on the Motorola Atix
introduced it in January, 2011.
Here’s the comparison table itself.

Iphone 5S | LG G2 | Samsung S4

Take note that samsung's new flagship is Samsung Note 3 (with the gear watch) but because its a phablet and comparing its specs with the 5S and G2 is like murdering those two.

OS
iOS 7 | Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean | Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean

Display
4.0" LED-backlit IPS LCD | 5.2" TFT LCD True HD IPS Plus | 5" Super AMOLED HD

Resolution
1136 x 640(326 ppi) | 1920 x 1080(424 ppi) | 1920 x 1080(441 ppi)

Height Width Thickness
5S : 123.8 mm, 58.6 mm, 7.6 mm
LG G2 : 138.5 mm, 70.9 mm, 8.9 mm
S4 : 136.6 mm, 69.8 mm, 7.9 mm

Weight
112 grams | 143 grams | 130 grams

Processor
5S : Apple A7 chipset (64-bit), dual-core CPU
G2 : Snapdragon 800 chipset, Quad-core 2.3 GHz Krait 400
S4 : Exynos 5410 Octa 1.6GHz, Quad-core Cortex-A15, Quad-core Cortex-A7

GPU
N/A | Adreno 330 | PowerVR SGX544MP3

RAM
TBC (probably 1GB) | 2GB | 2GB

Storage
16/32/64GB | 32GB | 16/32/64GB

MicroSD card slot
No | Korean version only | Yes, up to 64GB

Primary camera
5S
8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels, autofocus, dual LED flash (one
cool, one warm), simultaneous HD video and image
recording, touch focus, geo-tagging, face detection,
panorama, HDR
LG G2
13 MP, 4128×3096 pixels
auto-focus optically-stabilized camera, LED flash, 8X
digital zoom, face detection, HDR mode, panorama, geo-tagging; Full HD (1080p) video recording at 60fps
S4
13 MP, 4128×3096 pixels,
autofocus, LED flash, 1080p@30fps, HDR, video
stabilization
Simultaneous HD video and image recording

Front camera
1.2 MP720p@30fps | 2.1MP 1080p@30fps
| 2MP1080p@30fps

Battery
Li-Po 1440 mAh | Li-Po 3,000 mAh | Li-Ion 2600 mAh

Battery life
5S
Standby: 250 hours
3G talk: 10 hours
G2
Standby: N/A
3G talk: N/A
S4
Standby: 370 hours
3G talk: 17 hours

What is there to compel again.....iphone5c is a good phone
.small and portable.apple must be applauded for this but the s4 is still better....shay waiting to see how samsung would reply to this

gustav25: What is there to compel again.....iphone5c is a good phone
.small and portable.apple must be applauded for this but the s4 is still better....shay waiting to see how samsung would reply to this

Samsung has nothing to prove the S4 is still better, but the latest release of the Galaxy note 3 kills all competition.


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