Polaris office 5 galaxy s4 1080p#
Even pushing all the pixels on a 1080p screen, this is the fastest Android phone available. The 1.9GHz Snapdragon torched the processor-dependent Antutu benchmark, but it also did unusually well on Basemark OS, which launches real applications, and on the GLBenchmark graphics benchmark. Some of the newest features aren't available here, though: Multi-user mode is for tablets, and Samsung's custom camera app omits Google's Photo Spheres. Yes, some territories across the globe will get S4 models with the Samsung Exynos octo-core CPU, but that processor isn't necessarily any faster or better, it just takes a different approach to a low power mode.Īlong with the processor, Samsung gets props for running Android 4.2.2, the latest version of Google's mobile OS. The Galaxy S4 is the fastest smartphone we've benchmarked so far, thanks to its 1.9GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor. Incidentally, if you want to see exactly how the Galaxy S3 and S4 compare visually, see the side-by-side image below – the new S4 is on the left, the old S3 on the right. Just as with the Galaxy S3, you can personalise the call sound profile to your own sense of hearing, which is one of the phone's best hidden features (see the first entry in our tips article here for more details). Transmissions from the speakerphone were a touch tinny, but very clear. Transmissions were sharp, too, with excellent noise cancellation that doesn't damage the quality of the voice.
In my tests, call quality was unusually sharp and clear, and the earpiece and speakerphone both got quite loud.
An excellent voice phone, the S4 is really, really good in terms of call quality.
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