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Technical comparison of HTC One with Samsung S4 and iPhone 5

HTC has launched their latest smartphone in India- HTC One with price 42,900 rupees. HTC may not be doing well internationally as the world is dominant by Samsung and iPhone. But, in looks and materials used in the construction always remain the plus point of HTC smartphones. Lets see the technical comparison of HTC One with S4 and iPhone 5 smartphones:-

1. Looks- HTC One is looking terrific and its design can impress anyone. The developers has used the finely single block of aluminium with finely-carved around the corners that makes it comfortably hand-handle device for the user. It also looks like the iPhone 5 because of its chamfered edges and fine lines between the frame. And better than Samsung phones having plastic backs with boarder dimensions. So, HTC phones remains the winner, as usual in looks followed by iPhone 5.

2. Processor- It is powered by Snapdragon S600 SoC (system on chip) made by Qualcomm. This chip features Krait 300, a quad-core processor with the speed of up to 1.7GHz, Adreno 320 graphics processor and 2GB RAM. Samsung is one step ahead using Octa core processor in the S4 Smartphone. And iPhone 5 is integrated around A6 Quad core processor.

3. Camera- HTC One launched with 2.1 megapixel front camera on above the display and 4 megapixel rear-camera with the concept of UltraPixels. The camera has a 1/3-inch BSI (back-illuminated) sensor, which as per the company, takes better low-light shots. Whereas, Samsung launched with 13 megapixel camera with dual video conferencing feature. And iPhone 5 comes with 8 megapixels rear-camera with iSight technology.

4. Features- HTC One is being considered the better Smartphones in the clash of Android market. It is launched with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS but they are not shipping with Android 4.2. Hope they will update it soon. Samsung will run on the latest version of Jelly Bean, Android 4.2.2, which means more technology and more features. And iPhone 5 will run on iOS6 version.
5. Battery- HTC one comes with 2300mAh battery, so it can run for a longer duration depending on your usage. Whereas, Samsung S4 launched with 2600 mAh and iPhone 5 comes with 1440 mAh battery backup. Similar to iPhone 5, you can not change the battery, but it is contrast to Samsung S4, which allows to change the battery.

6. Memory- HTC One does not have any memory slot, similar to iPhone 5. Both HTC One and iPhone 5 comes with different memory requirement of the users. Whereas Samsung S4 allows users to add memory card by providing SD memory slot on the side.

7. Screen- Samsung S4 launched with 5 inch Super Amoled screen with 1080p HD display. Iphone 5 also comes with 4 inch Retina display with 1136x640p display with full HD video recording. But, HTC One developers launched it with 4.7 inch Super LCD 3 Corning Gorilla Glass 2 with 1080p HD display packing the highest ppi density of 468 against their competitors.

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