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Which is the best smartphone among the battle of top contenders

There are popular contenders in the battle of smartphones- Samsung, Apple, Sony, HTC, Nokia and BlackBerry. All these contenders have their best smartphone in the consumer market. I don't want to criticize any company or smartphone. I am just taking the few features of big smartphones in the market that can help you to consider which could be better one, if you haven't buy any yet. I would like to compare few features like Battery backup, Camera and Resolution, Add-ons, and Price that i gained while reading on different tech blogs.
The list of top smartphones in the market:
  • Samsung Galaxy S4
  • iPhone 5
  • HTC One
  • Sony Xperia Z
  • Nokia Lumia 920
  • BlackBerry Z10
You might have read the full specification above listed smartphones on Internet and even may have brought one of them. This post is not totally criticizing any product. It's only comparing the reviews received posted by experts on different tech blogs. So, lets start review the few main features that one usually compare while buying one of the phone above listed.

1. Camera and Resolution: You should know that the quality image does not depend totally on the megapixels valued on camera on the phone. The factors like optics, sensor technology, image processing and the software matter too. The contenders using optics technology are Ultrapixel vs PureView vs Cybershot vs Apple Optics vs BB Time shift. The latest launched smartphone Samsung Galaxy S4 having 13 megapixel camera, it actually does deliver very well in action shots and very colorful images but lacks in low light. The HTC One has lowest mega pixel camera of about 4.o, but Ultrapixel technology makes it absolute image taking in low light with excellent clarity in action shots. The Nokia Lumia 920 may not be as good as the real PureView technology on the 808 phone but still, it is one of the best on phones. The Xperia Z has 13.0 MP camera too with no color bleeds, fast response, great contrasts. iPhone 5 has the best quality images, best software, and easy-to-use. BB Z10 with 8 MP camera brings the great camera quality images from BB Time Shift capabilities.

2. Battery Backup: S4 launched with octa-core processor with better power saving technology having 2600 mAh. But, the Xperia Z and the HTC One powered with 2300 mAh and both do a good job of conserving power. The Lumia 920 at 2000 mAh, BB Z10 at 1800 mAh and iPhone 5 at 1660 mAh as iOS is not battery saver. In actually, mAh is just the estimate of true battery life, other things like processor, size of the screen, usage, and apps hungry for battery matters.

3. Add-ons: When you buy a phone, you usually check features you like, are there or not. So, have a look which smartphone contains what. The Galaxy S4 comes with dual camera shooting, dual video conferencing, Air view, gesture control, smart scroll and many more. The HTC One comes with awesome looks and Blinkfeed user interface and dual amplified speakers and a noise cancellation microphone. The Xperia Z is water-proof and dust-proof phone with adding features for the user that other phones don't have. The BB Z10 with its all gesture and thumb control interface, plus has some features like BB Hub, video call on BBM. The Lumia 920 brings the fresh OS smartphone- Windows. The iPhone 5 is still one of the easiest-to-use smartphones and keeps adding fantastic new features that actually matter with every OS update.

4. Price: Price remains the biggest criteria for the users. All smartphones are ranged between Rs.40,000 to Rs.50,000. iPhone 5 costs Rs.40,000 around and Samsung S4 and HTC One are also launched with Rs.42,000. The Xperia Z and Lumia 920 costs lower than other Rs.37,000 and Rs.35,000 respectively. But, i think BB Z10 has done a mistake which makes it costly smartphone of Rs.44,000.

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